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Callum Paterson, big character, difficult to replace?
NEIL HARRIS:
NH: No I don’t think so.
I understand that when a player leaves a football club and they are a fan favourite, fans say ‘Oh I didn’t want them to leave!’
But ultimately, nine times out of 10, it’s because the player wants to further their career.
So, when a personality goes out of the changing room it’s down to the others to step up.
We have got good lads, really good lads.
When players say “Oh, I really liked him, he ran around and worked a lot” - and I’m not talking about Pato here - I’m talking about every player at every club, that should be an absolute bare minimum. You can’t just like a player because they run around a lot.
You can’t just like people because they are good characters or a centre forward because they score a goal.
When a player leaves who is a big personality, we have to fill that void with people stepping into their shoes in the changing room or when you sign new players.
If we are recruiting players we are looking to bring in good characters.
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