Wyman said that she was “in good condition” although she was full of difficult decisions and conversations.
Kirby's retirement was followed by Wyman's decision not to include her in the euro team, while goalkeeper Erce was not satisfied with her position second.
Wyman said that he is “part of the job” to bear these experiences, but it can “go forward” to the euro now.
“Yes, these difficult talks are not nice. I know what the players are doing and how difficult they work in making the team. It is difficult to provide disappointing messages.”
“At the same time, I also received very nice messages to give it to give me more energy.
“After having conversations with the players, I always think,” Well, what is going well? “For me, it is really important to be honest, and to treat people in the right way.
“Sometimes, you have very good news, sometimes you don't have good news – and do not wander in the bush with that.
“I just give this message, then I can't always control how people respond to that. I just hope they have clarity to go forward.”
Wyman also said that part of the growth of women's football, and the success of the lion, added the increase in its demands to its players.
Bright's withdrawal was a blow to England, where Wajman said that Chelsea captain would be chosen if he had not governed herself.
When I was asked when I learned of the Bright decision, she said: “In the last two days, I discovered. It was sad and disappointing.
“This is not nice when you don't feel good physically and mentally and I just hope you feel better.
“The England profile grows. This changes life and very exciting but at the same time not robots. They have to deal with these things as well.
“This is why we are trying to support them some extent as possible on and outside the field. We hope that many players will remain fit and healthy.”
