Danny Röhl is happy to see Sheffield Wednesday getting injured players back

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00:00 It's always good when you see all the players together on the pitch now and they work hard.

00:03 And yeah, of course, sometimes there are some parts that are very individual,

00:07 but this is a huge step forward when you see nearly everybody back on the pitch.

00:12 And the shows also now.

00:14 Yeah, the direction is good, the improvement is good from them.

00:21 And then hopefully I can bring them back in the squad.

00:24 Yeah.

00:25 And obviously it's good for a manager when you have a lot of players available.

00:30 I think there's also different profiles of players, yeah, and I think it's helpful.

00:36 But again, now I have a little bit to find the balance between

00:40 taking the risk for one game or looking for the next seven games.

00:44 And this is...

00:45 It's not easy for a manager because you want to have obviously players available,

00:49 but I have a little bit to look to the whole picture now,

00:52 because we have after the Swansea game or the Middlesbrough game,

00:56 still six games to go.

00:58 I think both are very experienced, yeah, in the past at this club as well.

01:03 They achieved some goals with this club, they know what they have to do,

01:10 they understand the game.

01:12 I think also different profiles, Josh Blair, who can score,

01:16 who can play between the lines, Callum is direct, yeah, he is helpful.

01:22 As well, also for set-pieces and all this stuff.

01:25 I think, yeah, hopefully everybody is as soon as possible back

01:30 and the key game is then, of course, to have all the players maybe back.

01:35 It's good PR, yeah, because then we have one week more.

01:38 The last 10 games were a little bit special.

01:41 Injured players, national players, yeah,

01:45 there was a little bit of movement in the squad and the training group.

01:51 But it's OK, we used the national break, it was helpful for us

01:55 to get a little bit of time, bring the players back and now moving forward.

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