| Gaffer on tonight's win 22:22 - Nov 19 with 1219 views | bosh67 |
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Funny how even the Sky team have picked up on breaking the hoodoo.
A great night. 2 goals , clean sheet, Friday night, Sky, Warbs breaks the record for saying 'an important 3 points' 245 times in a 2 minute interview. |  |
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| Gaffer on tonight's win on 23:42 - Nov 19 with 970 views | stainrods_elbow |
Good, honest, accurate verdict from the manager. One perhaps semantic niggle - what exactly does he mean when he keeps talking about the importance of us 'recognising' our failings? And why would doing so cause things to magically improve? For example, I have no problem recognising that I have a quick temper, am no good at parallel parking, and need to eat more fresh vegetables, but it doesn't change much either way.
Dieng: Oi, Dickie, you really let that Mitrovic spin you at the Cottage. Looser than a prossie's front bottom, you were. You gotta recognise that, man!
Dickie: What say I introduce your goolies to my fist? Recognise that! [Decks him.]
Warburton:That's the spirit, lads. [Walks off, singing to the tune of Roy Castle's Record Breakers song.] Recognition, woh oh, recognition, woh oh recognition, that's what you need . . . [Post edited 19 Nov 2021 23:43]
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| Gaffer on tonight's win on 02:27 - Nov 20 with 809 views | VancouverHoop |
| Gaffer on tonight's win on 23:42 - Nov 19 by stainrods_elbow |
Good, honest, accurate verdict from the manager. One perhaps semantic niggle - what exactly does he mean when he keeps talking about the importance of us 'recognising' our failings? And why would doing so cause things to magically improve? For example, I have no problem recognising that I have a quick temper, am no good at parallel parking, and need to eat more fresh vegetables, but it doesn't change much either way.
Dieng: Oi, Dickie, you really let that Mitrovic spin you at the Cottage. Looser than a prossie's front bottom, you were. You gotta recognise that, man!
Dickie: What say I introduce your goolies to my fist? Recognise that! [Decks him.]
Warburton:That's the spirit, lads. [Walks off, singing to the tune of Roy Castle's Record Breakers song.] Recognition, woh oh, recognition, woh oh recognition, that's what you need . . . [Post edited 19 Nov 2021 23:43]
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If you recognise, and acknowledge, your failings you can maybe work on them and fix them? [Post edited 20 Nov 2021 2:28]
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| Gaffer on tonight's win on 02:53 - Nov 20 with 789 views | SydneyRs |
| Gaffer on tonight's win on 23:42 - Nov 19 by stainrods_elbow |
Good, honest, accurate verdict from the manager. One perhaps semantic niggle - what exactly does he mean when he keeps talking about the importance of us 'recognising' our failings? And why would doing so cause things to magically improve? For example, I have no problem recognising that I have a quick temper, am no good at parallel parking, and need to eat more fresh vegetables, but it doesn't change much either way.
Dieng: Oi, Dickie, you really let that Mitrovic spin you at the Cottage. Looser than a prossie's front bottom, you were. You gotta recognise that, man!
Dickie: What say I introduce your goolies to my fist? Recognise that! [Decks him.]
Warburton:That's the spirit, lads. [Walks off, singing to the tune of Roy Castle's Record Breakers song.] Recognition, woh oh, recognition, woh oh recognition, that's what you need . . . [Post edited 19 Nov 2021 23:43]
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Many managers gloss over or ignore failings when their team has got a result. I like the fact that he doesn't and still calls out aspects of the performance that weren't good enough. That's how you get better. | | | |
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