Psycho: I'm a social worker  Stuart Pearce claims that the
skills of a social worker are needed when you become a manager.
Manchester City's caretaker boss is hoping for back-to-back wins
when his side travel to Fulham on Saturday after the defeat of
Liverpool.  Pearce is still feeling his way in the job following
the departure of Kevin Keegan.  "There is a big difference
between being on the staff and being in charge," the former
England international told the Manchester Evening News.  "You
realise from day one you are responsible for a lot of people and
for the morale of the club.  "You have to be a social worker to
get round all the players and keep everyone onside.  "That's not
just those in the team but all the players. The staff have also
got to be kept happy.  "Being the figurehead of the club is a
very responsible role. It is one I relish."