To be fair, when Murillo joined he talked about winning the League & Champions League. It is commonly known now it is the aim within the club, probably why he's stuck around.
I think players talk about it a bit more freely now because we've got one of the few owners outside of the big hitters that demonstrates he will financially back us to the hilt every single year to try and achieve it.
If the players pull out the downward-facing (red) dog during warm-ups, the other team will wonder what the hell is going on.
It's when you do down dog to forward facing dog and look someone in the eye that you start to worry. And don't ask about glut bridges.
That’s an interesting point that hadn’t occurred to me before, every manager appointment we’ve made for years and years has been made to try and turn round a run of disappointing results (with Nuno-Ange the only debatable one). Until this one.
Tbf it's a bit early for Goldstein he might not have had his morning cocaine yet, so he's probably off it
"What's your relationship like with the owner?"
I thought Glasner's replies were okay considering the poor quality of the questions and the questioner.
Ok if I had any slight doubts before, I'm sold. All aboard HMS Glasner.
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Dyche just got more ammunition for the next time he moans about or players on a podcast.No excuses:
He revealed: "I've already had an instance where I had to tell the players there was too much moaning and complaining in training sessions. I told them that winners don't moan or complain - they accept the challenge and make the best out of it. If you always feel like a victim, such as saying it's too hot or the pitch is too dry, then you aren't a winner. If you focus on what you have to do on the pitch and accept the circumstances, then you have the best opportunity to be a winner."
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Good stuff.No excuses:
He revealed: "I've already had an instance where I had to tell the players there was too much moaning and complaining in training sessions. I told them that winners don't moan or complain - they accept the challenge and make the best out of it. If you always feel like a victim, such as saying it's too hot or the pitch is too dry, then you aren't a winner. If you focus on what you have to do on the pitch and accept the circumstances, then you have the best opportunity to be a winner."
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Allardyce used to swear by yoga, its not to different to calisthenics which is also a new thing at most gyms. Supposed to build inner muscle rather then bodybuilding. Ryan giggs used to attribute it to the longevity of his playing career, dont think he attributed it to gagging his brother wife though.
I really like this. Wonder who the main moaners are? Might need to still weed out a few players to get rid of this mentality.No excuses:
He revealed: "I've already had an instance where I had to tell the players there was too much moaning and complaining in training sessions. I told them that winners don't moan or complain - they accept the challenge and make the best out of it. If you always feel like a victim, such as saying it's too hot or the pitch is too dry, then you aren't a winner. If you focus on what you have to do on the pitch and accept the circumstances, then you have the best opportunity to be a winner."
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He's been making them run too much hasn't he.....No excuses:
He revealed: "I've already had an instance where I had to tell the players there was too much moaning and complaining in training sessions. I told them that winners don't moan or complain - they accept the challenge and make the best out of it. If you always feel like a victim, such as saying it's too hot or the pitch is too dry, then you aren't a winner. If you focus on what you have to do on the pitch and accept the circumstances, then you have the best opportunity to be a winner."
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We're understanding now what he meant when he said he had no issue losing the ball etc. But won't tolerate anyone looking after themselves or "we'll have a big problem" takes no shit but backs those who give 100%. love it
Much of the philosophy that Brian Clough had.