Buzsaky Has A Lot To Learn.

Tony Pulis says that 23 year old Hungarian international midfielder Akos Buzsaky still has a lot to learn about playing football in England.

The midfielder, who scored a 30 yard stunner in the 1-1 draw with QPR, has to add the British work ethic to his ‘undoubted skill.’

Pulis told the official site:

‘I said to him the other day, if he can get the mentality the British players have got, in respect of their work ethic off the ball and working within the shape of the team, he will become a better player for it. The goal at QPR was outstanding and I think he has got that in the bag.’

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‘But he has got to learn it’s a team game and he has got to work with other players. Once he does that, the other players will appreciate him more as well. The two players who stood out for me when Manchester United were really successful were Giggs and Beckham. They worked so hard for the team and did so much work that people didn’t notice, but they were always there to provide crosses and score goals up the other end.’

‘It’s important for wide players to get that into their game – that they are prepared to work for the team.’

He also says we don’t have the luxury of not giving 100% every game: ‘…when you are at Plymouth you have got to be at full tilt every game and everybody has got to be all hands to the pump for 90 minutes.’