Aston Villa forward Morgan Rogers has credited his manager Unai Emery with helping him navigate a difficult period in the team's season.
Rogers described Emery as a "genius" who brought stability and cohesion to the squad, allowing players to focus on their game rather than worrying about internal issues. The Spanish boss's influence has been instrumental in transforming Villa into a more consistent and formidable force.
The 22-year-old striker believes that under Emery, he was able to reach his full potential as an athlete, thanks to the coach's expert guidance and mentorship.
In an interview, Rogers revealed how Emery encouraged him to trust himself on the pitch, allowing him to develop a stronger sense of confidence in his abilities. This newfound self-assurance has been reflected in Rogers' performances for Aston Villa, as he continues to make significant contributions to the team's success.
Rogers is grateful for the impact that Emery has had on his career and feels fortunate to have the opportunity to learn from someone with such vast experience and knowledge of the game.
Rogers described Emery as a "genius" who brought stability and cohesion to the squad, allowing players to focus on their game rather than worrying about internal issues. The Spanish boss's influence has been instrumental in transforming Villa into a more consistent and formidable force.
The 22-year-old striker believes that under Emery, he was able to reach his full potential as an athlete, thanks to the coach's expert guidance and mentorship.
In an interview, Rogers revealed how Emery encouraged him to trust himself on the pitch, allowing him to develop a stronger sense of confidence in his abilities. This newfound self-assurance has been reflected in Rogers' performances for Aston Villa, as he continues to make significant contributions to the team's success.
Rogers is grateful for the impact that Emery has had on his career and feels fortunate to have the opportunity to learn from someone with such vast experience and knowledge of the game.
I mean, who wouldn't want a genius manager like Unai Emery breathing down their neck? It's like having a personal coach and mentor all rolled into one! 
And it's great to hear that he was able to trust himself on the pitch after Emery gave him the green light. That confidence boost can make all the difference, right? 
Anyway, I'm loving Aston Villa's recent form – they're starting to look like a solid team again. 
I'm not buying all this about Emery being a "genius" who's turning Villa into some kind of team machine... sounds like typical corporate speak to me. I mean, sure, if you're good at papering over cracks with stability and cohesion, that's one thing. But how does he actually make the players better on the pitch? Is it just about throwing a bunch of money at them or hiring some trendy coaches? 
I'm not convinced... 
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, i mean it's not easy to turn a team around but emery seems like he knows his stuff 
. anyone else think he's doing a good job at villa? 
. also, what exactly did Emery do differently? more than just bringing "stability"? 
And what really gets my attention is that Emery's "genius" approach seems to have magically solved all the internal issues at Villa... it's almost as if he has some kind of mind control over his players 
. Give me a break, I'm sure there's more to this story than meets the eye... 
They were playing pretty shakily in Feb, then Emery comes along & turns it around. It's crazy how much difference a good manager can make, I feel like some teams get stuck in neutral until they find someone who knows what's going on. Emery's clearly done his homework on Rogers, I'm not surprised he's thrived under him. And to be honest, I think the team's stability is a huge win for them, it's easy to look at their form and say "oh yeah they were rubbish before" but sometimes that's just because they didn't have someone to point things in the right direction
. Morgan Rogers seems like a lucky dude to have found a coach who really gets him, you know? Emery sounds like a total guru – the kind of person who can turn around a team and make them more cohesive. I mean, if he’s helping Aston Villa become more consistent, that’s got to be some serious skill 
Morgan Rogers seems like a down-to-earth guy who's genuinely appreciative of Emery's guidance 
It's not always easy to navigate the pressures of being in the spotlight, but with someone like Emery at the helm, it sounds like Villa is able to stay focused on what really matters - playing great football 
️ What's most impressive about Rogers' story is how he was able to develop his own confidence and trust himself on the pitch 
And that trust he instilled in Rogers? Game-changer. The kid's goin' from 22-year-old rookie to bonafide pro with Emery's guidance! 
! The fact that Rogers was able to reach his full potential as a player is just incredible 
, heard their pasta dishes are to die for... have you been there? anyway back to Rogers, i mean its cool that he's able to say Emery helped him navigate the team's issues, but 22 and calling someone a genius? maybe he's just saying what he thinks he should 
I'm sure Emery's got a similar effect on his team, you know?
and it's so sick!! did you know u can customize your own graphics card? anyway back to this aston villa guy, morgan rogers seems like a really nice guy 
. Young players like Rogers need coaches who can help them grow, not just win matches. It sounds like Emery's more than just a manager, hes got a real knack for developing his squad members and bringing out the best in 'em 
. Emery's definitely the real deal