OFFICIAL PROMO 🎥
Most journeys begin at home… The rare ones end there too.
The golden girl from the Emerald Isle has changed the sport forever 🥹💚
#TaylorPili | Sat 5 Sept
91-year-old Lelia Doolan has completed her 220km protest walk from Shannon Airport to Leinster House to protest against the use of Shannon Airport as a stopover for US military flights.
A journey that began in September, takes it’s next turn tomorrow night in Prague.
From Yerevan, to Lisbon, to that night in Budapest. There’s been one constant. You. Our fans.
From the very first whistle, we know you’ll be there with us 💚🇮🇪
This needs to be reposted 1,000 times. Well said Vincent Kompany. What an eloquent and well delivered thought process in the Vini Jr vs Benfica situation.
Lots of nuanced perspectives that I didn’t even think about with this situation:
This is absolutely dreadful. Jim Gavin can barely muster a coherent sentence together, Humphries is just a career spoofer hoping to get one last big gig.
Connolly is the only one speaking with any sense or understanding whether you agree with her or not. #TonightVMTV
José Mourinho answers on what is important for a coach nowadays, compared to 20 years ago.
"I'd say that today the most important thing is to speak very well. Because nowadays it's all about perceptions. In the past, the best coaches were the ones that won. Now, the best coaches are the ones with the better looking perceptions. You used to get important jobs by winning, today you get important jobs just with perceptions. When I went to the Premier League in 2004, only 2 foreign coaches arrived to the league: me as a European Champion, and Benitez as the Europa League winner. Benitez won with Valencia and went to Liverpool, I won with Porto and went to Chelsea. Nowadays some coaches go to the Premier League and I don't even know their names. And I don't say it in a disrespectful way, it's just the reality. There are coaches who are chosen based on data, numbers, and it's not on the number of wins. Nowadays there is this idea that winning is not as important as playing like this, or looking like that. In that aspect, things changed in a radical way."
José Mourinho answers on what is important for a coach nowadays, compared to 20 years ago.
"I'd say that today the most important thing is to speak very well. Because nowadays it's all about perceptions. In the past, the best coaches were the ones that won. Now, the best coaches are the ones with the better looking perceptions. You used to get important jobs by winning, today you get important jobs just with perceptions. When I went to the Premier League in 2004, only 2 foreign coaches arrived to the league: me as a European Champion, and Benitez as the Europa League winner. Benitez won with Valencia and went to Liverpool, I won with Porto and went to Chelsea. Nowadays some coaches go to the Premier League and I don't even know their names. And I don't say it in a disrespectful way, it's just the reality. There are coaches who are chosen based on data, numbers, and it's not on the number of wins. Nowadays there is this idea that winning is not as important as playing like this, or looking like that. In that aspect, things changed in a radical way."