Wolves skipper Mario Lemina believes captaining the team will help him 'clean' his name, after claims of him having a bad attitude.
Wolves skipper Mario Lemina believes being appointed captain will help him "clean" his name after previously being accused of having attitude problems during his career.But Lemina, who lost his father Mario Snr in December, is eager for the captaincy to show the person behind the player.
"If I was to talk about my career a lot of people would think I had a bad attitude. It's never really been like that. I had some issues with some people but it's not because I had a bad attitude."and Lemina was given a raucous reception when he made his comeback as a second-half substitute in the FA Cup win over Brentford."I'm working really hard, I'm really positive, I put myself second and try to support everyone.
Lemina speaks to club psychologist Martin Littlewood and has been open about his vulnerabilities, and feels his empathy will help him as captain. "What's happening right now, I deserve it. I want to progress, even if I'm 30, as a human being, a leader and a person.
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