Perhaps you have seen the video of Thierno Barry in tears after a one-on-one session last season. The Everton striker was doing extra work with his individual coach when it all became too much. Struggling for form, he felt unable…

Everton striker Thierno Barry is working to revitalize his career with help from individual coach Scott Chickelday after enduring emotional struggles during his debut season. The 23-year-old forward faced intense pressure after joining from Villarreal, but public footage showing his emotional vulnerability in training has generated strong support from Everton fans.
Barry undertook rigorous pre-season conditioning to build mental and physical resilience under manager David Moyes. The work has produced early results, with Barry scoring against Crystal Palace, Ipswich, and netting a cup hat-trick against Preston.
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