I think this being overstated now. Some players will be dealing with this better than others but to blame our performances to any great deal on Djota's death isn't how humans in the main react. People get on with their lives, there is no option here. Djogo was a colleague, a friend and clearly a lovely person, what happened was a terrible tragedy but it was months ago and they are professionals. To blame a lack of form in November on this makes no sense to me. People lose children and parents yet simply have to get on with their life, counselling helps, anything that helps is more than welcome but I don't believe his passing has had an impact on how well they play football months after the event,