I know the gist of what I want to say, but I can't quite think of how to phrase it in a way that at least someone won't object to.
These past few seasons, our squads have been built on a hardworking, no-nonsense, down to earth, humble squad. Regardless of age, there was a maturity: Sharp, Basham, O'Connell, Fleck, Egan. No big names, no egos.
There's less of a maturity amongst some of the newer arrivals - does that equate to egos, or potentially disruptive influences, of course not - but on our own terms, within the budget we have, this is the first bit of evidence of our squad including personalities and the paraphernalia that the likes of Lingard bring to modern football. It's what I understand and take from Ben Foster's interview about how young footballers are disjointed from Senior pros in a really evident way, perhaps more so than ever before. We've never really had exuberance, and such egos - Henderson was the first last year and these seem to overtake him with ease.
I'm all for personalities within the changing room, look at my Dad. I'm not sure I'm up for anything that would risk the humility that has got us so far in recent years. I know Wilder will have his eye on that.
There were times I laughed at that vid, and there were also times when I thought the 'old guard' might think "what the fuck are these clowns doing here?" (Fleck, Bash, Sharp, O'Connell etc).