Wemby goes Bruce Lee: "Fear the man who masters one move"

I'd say that in only 4 matches I've had the opportunity to see what works and what doesn't work and what is to explore and what is not to explore and I'm getting closer, I'm getting closer. I try to reduce the number of things I do to do better at certain things. As Bruce Lee says, Bruce Lee fears the man who has repeated a kick a thousand times and not a thousand kicks a thousand times. What doesn't work is, in fact, it can be reduced to something as simple as when I don't observe and when I don't take my time. When I plan, actually. When I plan what I'm going to do. You have to read the game, feel the game. Because sometimes it's too easy when you learn things, to try to apply them at all costs. Whereas sometimes the situation is just not adequate. I think there was a lot of running around today, more than the past couple of games. Run to the corners, get into space, moving with some urgency, and also, you know, passing the ball around. When you make defenses move, there's really no answers for all that ball movement. I mean, we feel it sometimes when we play teams. Like, it's tough to guard. So I feel like doing all that, the running and the passing, it'll help them a lot.