@staysaasy From experience this is true. Performance (winning) & the belief that winning is possible is a big driver of engagement & retention.
- A Tuchel treble substitution after Gordon’s goal would have given more optionality and control;
- Rashford, Saka & Oreilly (or even Mainoo);
- Tuchel influences game outcomes with his decisions. The decision to not act on the front foot after scoring was the biggest mistake.
- Tuchel is known for positive subs (treble sub when going 3-2 v Croatia - killing the game and winning 4-2:
- The changes were too late, and the longer they were left the more difficult it is to regain control.
- Oreilly (82 min) not a neg. Sub- he’s hit woodwork 2x in WC26;
@itvfootball@gabrielclarke05 Foreign coaches (& players) talk about technical reasons for winning / losing. English football culture always defaults to mentality as reasons for winning / losing. Quality in key areas in key moments is the difference 9/10. Tuchel doesn’t get those questions from German media!
@Jason The US should open a fast-track skilled visa route for Europeans that want to live somewhere with ambition, dynamism and growth and contribute to society in a positive way. I think there would be a lot of Europeans currently frustrated that would be interested !
@theallinpod just been in a virtual queue for tickets to see you guys in London. Turns out it was for Wrestling 😅 🤼♂️ - when is the Summit coming to the U.K? @Jason
@jasonlk@buccocapital@loganbartlett How much of this is due to the increased security protocols / privacy commitments / regulations that bigger co’s have in place that are now bottle necks?
@brendonboshell@PolitlcsUK 100% -clearly it’s about grandstanding, not the environment. Essentially with his plan we will be net zero in the U.K. but other countries will drill more so we can import it. ‘When a measure becomes a target it ceases to be a good measure’ springs to mind.
@talkSPORT Chelsea, Liverpool & city have all had more impressive PL campaigns since then. Since when has not losing become more important that winning?
@kigabanedesmond@mwanamooze@Carra23 The invincible Arsenal team were Incredible but drawing 12 games out of 38 (nearly a third) tarnishes it for me. Not losing is nowhere near as impressive as winning 30 games out of 38. Facts.
@DanAbrahams77@Hoff_MD@csuf The best high status athletes are aware it’s difficult for less experienced team mates to offer help so they go out of their way to show and communicate that they are open to feedback and learnings from anyone in the group. Same applies in the office world.
@DanAbrahams77@Hoff_MD@csuf I get why the data would show this but I don’t think the reason is as simple as that. Likely more down to the fact that offering help to a ‘high status’ athlete ‘above you’ in skill & experience can be daunting.