Tony Pulis column: Beer & Blackpool beach was how British players bonded
Some other things have changed too - I am not sure De Zerbi has ever considered taking his team away to an army camp like I did on many occasions early in my managerial career, where we worked on the players in different ways. One year, I took Stoke down to Exmouth, where the lads were put through their paces doing cross-country circuits. Like my own trips to Blackpool as a player, it was spit and sawdust but everyone bought into it and attacked every challenge with great gusto and spirit.
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