What are Premier League sides up to during the three-week international break?

If the increasingly difficult task of picking up enough points to stay in a job was not taxing enough for Premier League managers and head coaches, then consider the demands of this season’s schedule change. A three-week first international break — ironically introduced with good intentions to squeeze the four games countries previously played in the two-week September and October windows into one slot — may have initially been well received, but is already becoming a little frustrating, especially for those bosses craving additional time with their team on the training field. Naturally, there will be winners and losers from…