Gowboy
04-03-2014, 02:19 PM
Good to see comment from Ross McCormack on how he learned about being a club captain from Phil O'Donnell in Scotsman newspaper interview:
He aims to continue being a positive influence to the young players at Leeds, putting into practice lessons learned from captains he himself played under, including the late Phil O'Donnell at Motherwell. "Phil is unique and the way he used to go about things, he was just a proper nice guy," said McCormack. "It didn't matter whether you were a player, a member of staff, the media, or the fans. It didn't matter to him."
He aims to continue being a positive influence to the young players at Leeds, putting into practice lessons learned from captains he himself played under, including the late Phil O'Donnell at Motherwell. "Phil is unique and the way he used to go about things, he was just a proper nice guy," said McCormack. "It didn't matter whether you were a player, a member of staff, the media, or the fans. It didn't matter to him."