Gazwag
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Nothing like a Brighton fan making fun of the way a new coach runs his sessions while hiding behind a keyboard.
You're right, there is nothing like a Brighton fan mocking the new coach in the posts on here.Nothing like a Brighton fan making fun of the way a new coach runs his sessions while hiding behind a keyboard.
And missing Pascal too - in his quietly efficient Germanic way. You do need characters like Webby as wellI think we suffered from a lack of ‘positivity’ from RDZ for the last half a season, and I expect it’s what FH is trying to re-instill.
Setting his values at the start of the season is important. It is what leaders should do at outset. Values being core to what a team is about. The club have them, so surely the first team coach should also.
The one mistake is having the camera rolling when this is being communicated. Certain things need to be behind closed doors.
Agree though, that it does come across as a bit Ted Lasso.
The one player that we really miss out in Japan is Lewis Dunk, who as captain will ‘translate’ positivity to the other players.
Seems as if Adam Webster is taking on this role from what I can see of the clips.
And missing Pascal too - in his quietly efficient Germanic way. You do need characters like Webby as well
I think having experienced pro's like Milner and Welbeck is a big part of that. They set the example and teach the younger players what's expected of them every day not just the 90 minutes on a Saturday.And missing Pascal too - in his quietly efficient Germanic way. You do need characters like Webby as well
They also need someone like Bruno who made sure that the players didn't exclusively spend time with other speakers of the same language. New players will naturally gravitate towards people they can speak to and understand but studies have shown that the most successful teams have varied friendship groups.I think having experienced pro's like Milner and Welbeck is a big part of that. They set the example and teach the younger players what's expected of them every day not just the 90 minutes on a Saturday.
Yep. he's also setting out the ground rules by doing stuff like this..............whether explicit or not, his expectations should be clear to even the densest of players. Would love to see those on here critcising attempt something like this in German or another less familiar language to them to a large group of new staff (several of whom also don't speak very good English).Feels a bit obvious - we’ve always seemed to have a decent team ethic - but no harm in being explicit about his values. They know what he expects of them first and foremost. The stuff we won’t see would be more interesting. How he reacts if players don’t work hard for each other or criticise rather than encourage. He now has the justification to lay into them if that happens.
Just normal manager talk, especially with the cameras rolling. If it was RDZ telling them they needed big balls and to fight for each other in broken English, that would be much the same and nobody would make a Ted Lasso comparison.
Perhaps we should see how he fares before taking the piss.
They're notVery cringe American if you ask me. Surely with high level Premier league pros these are just a given
Yup, this. Must be hugely daunting for an über-young foreign manager with an ill-judged haircut who's not yet developed the necessary hard outer shell, to try and bend our multi-continent group of puffed-up little hotshots (who have already seen it all, done it all, by their way of thinking, in their short insta-lives) round to his will. They'll all have encountered way more forceful personalities as managers already. Wishing him good luck with that, and also wish that this vid hadn't been made so publicly, er, publicYep. he's also setting out the ground rules by doing stuff like this..............whether explicit or not, his expectations should be clear to even the densest of players. Would love to see those on here critcising attempt something like this in German or another less familiar language to them to a large group of new staff.
Yup, this. On top of the ill-advised bowl-cut presser it's almost like the media team are setting the guy up to fail. Or he's doing it all by himself WTFAs others have said nothing unusual about what he’s saying but the social media team have had a shocker by filming and sharing it. Just no need.