“You and your counterparts across UEFA have an awesome and unique power to stop this madness…” Email to Debbie Hewitt and Mark Bullingham @FA from well-known, long-standing England fan Nick Jones, a Top Capper, about Gianni Infantino’s World Cup plan…
Gary Lineker: Genocide is bad.
The right: Stick to football.
Jim Ratcliffe: The UK is being colonised, and I don't pay personal income tax here.
The right: Yaay, Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Man of the people. True patriot.
Rashford: Feed the kids.
The right: Boo. Stick to football.
You can call it nostalgia but football is just absolutely nowhere near what it used to be.
That France team alone had more star names than the entire sport does now.
If there's one lesson I've learned in coaching, it's this: people just need to know you care.
We live in an increasingly transactional world that mistakes care for "softness."
But genuine care is the ultimate superpower
It increases resilience, shifts our stress response, and and makes people want to do the hard but necessary work.
Stephen Kinnock explains the Dublin agreement where the UK could send asylum seekers back to the first country they stepped into the EU, when we were members of the EU
With Brexit, when we left the EU, we were no longer able to do that
Fiona Bruce interjects and says we didn't use the Dublin agreement to do that very often, and she's right
Because the Dublin agreement served as a deterrent
As soon as we left the EU, the deterrent was gone, and we were longer able to use it
That's also why Farage's Brexit Boats Of Asylum Seekers shot up after Brexit because they knew the UK was outside of the EU, and couldn't apply the Dublin agreement to return people
Man in black top tears into Reform and calls out Brexit for the disaster that it is #BBCQT
"I find it incredible what Richard Tice is saying"
"What we've seen with Brexit, under every single metric our country is poorer"
"Everything we do on the outside of that is just nibbling away at the edges"
"When people say we have no money in our pockets, Brexit and what you and Nigel Farage stood for has caused that"
Richard Tice, "Absolutely not"
Fiona Bruce, "Hang on. Richard, you have to let people have their say"
Man in black top, "When you're talking about the Indian trade deal being an issue. Hang on, I thought you said we have to trade with the rest of the world, there are big opportunities"
"And as soon as there's a deal with another country, you're complaining about it"
"It's hypocrisy at it's finest"
"We've been duped as a nation"
"Brexit was the biggest con, sanctions on ourselves, and it's affected every single facet of life"
"The EU is our closest trading partner and we've lost so much because of it, and we're suffering because of it, and that's a fact"
"When people say we knew what we voted for, this is what we voted for, we voted to make ourselves poorer, in the name of perceived sovereignty"
Saw this earlier and just thought it was a brilliant video, a great example of proper coaching.
“You’ve gotta miss with it now to score with it when you’re older.”
@Ian_Clark_007@mansfieldtownfc I’m genuinely not sure if the one on telly looked different 😂😂
I was coaching tonight so couldn’t get there, but it actually didn’t look that bad a performance on the tellyS
Essentially, the way all us mere mortals have suggested as an effective solution to beating a man for man press. Yet ragged as prehistoric because we didn’t bug the notion of taking needless risks when you’ve got a CF 1v1 with a CB in the opponents half. Draw the press, exploit.