Kim Wikström

Head Coach TUTO Hockey U20.

[Israel in Finland @IsraelinFinland]

Olkoon jokaisen uhrin muisto siunattu.🕯️

#UNFORGO7TEN

[Kim Wikström @WikiWikstrom]

@JanPPa Kyllä siellä nyt Jukurit vei pelillisesti 5-0 molemmissa edellisissä kohtaamisissa…mutta eihän tuollaisesta silti voi maalia tulla😳 Kaikki lähti vielä liikkeelle kun kiekko hukattiin (huuhtanen) riskialueella vetäytyneelle Jukuriviisikolle.

[David @undervalu]

One hockey club in Sweden has become the gold standard for producing NHL players.

Not a country.

A single club.

82 players drafted into the NHL after playing there the season before.
@frolunda_hc of Gothenburg.

Here is how they do it.

[Jari Sarasvuo @SarasvuoJari]

Miksi tästä ei puhuta maahantunkeutumisena?

Miksi sievistellään kertomalla, että "tuhannet ovat ylittäneet rajan"?

Kun vuorokauden invaasion saldo on 49 000 siirtolaista.

https://t.co/mGhjV0ksVq

[Kim Wikström @WikiWikstrom]

@uttdkola England

[The Superior Man @superior_hombre]

1 WEEKEND CAN RESET YOUR ENTIRE YEAR.

Here's how to actually use those 48 hours:

1. Friday Night. Write Everything Down.

[Kim Wikström @WikiWikstrom]

@thealepalombo D for the win, definetly❤️

[Zaki @LfcZaki]

Pep Guardiola tactical team talk vs Mikel Arteta emotional hype.

You dare not laugh in this room…😭😂😂😂

[Anything Arsenal @AnythingArsen]

💔🗣️ Mesut Özil on Mourinho: "In one of the matches, he angrily said to me:

"Do you think two nice passes are enough? Do you think 50% of your level is enough for me?"

I took off my shirt and threw it! He then said to me:
"You are a coward, you don't want to fight more to win. You may look good as a player, but as a person, you are a coward!"

At that moment, I hâted Mourinho, but in reality, I loved him. It was a lesson I will never forget.
The most distinctive thing about Mourinho is that he doesn't care about names; what matters most to him is the player's desire to win and their effort!

Even Ronaldo wasn't spared from his criticism for slacking off at times.

I remember one of our historic La Liga matches when Ronaldo scored a hat-trick against Sevilla, and we won that match 6-0. We all thought we would receive praise after the match, but we were surprised when he pulled out a piece of paper from his pocket with notes about when and where each player lost the ball. Then he said:
"Even the hat-trick scorer was slacking," referring to Ronaldo!

He doesn't care if you are at the level of Maradona or Zidane as a player. What matters to him is that you are a good person and a brave man.

He truly is the best coach I've ever had. 🇵🇹🐐

[Brian Kight @BrianKight]

A phrase coaches should repeat 1000x:

"Don't mistake good results for permission to abandon the process."

[Family Life Lab | by Jess @Family_Life_Lab]

6 Types of dad every kids dreams off:

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

20 years of coaching taught me 10 things about building winners.

Most coaches never learn #7.

[THREAD] 🧵

[Geronimo Morgans @GeronimoMorgans]

Pep's greatest pre-match talk:

“Do your thoughts control you, or do you control your thoughts?”

That was before the final Premier League game against West Ham. A title race that went down to the wire with Arsenal. History on the line, the chance to win four Premier Leagues in a row. History was made that day.

My best ever pre-match talk.

Now bring on Arsenal. We'll take them head-on.

[Topskills Sports UK @topskillsportuk]

🚨 𝐌𝐞𝐬𝐮𝐭 Ö𝐳𝐢𝐥 𝐨𝐧 𝐉𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐌𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐡𝐨: "In one of the matches, he angrily said to me:

🗣️ "Do you think two nice passes are enough? Do you think 50% of your level is enough for me?"

I took off my shirt and threw it! He then said to me:
"You are a coward; you don't want to fight more to win. You may look good as a player, but as a person, you are a coward!"

At that moment, I hated Mourinho, but in reality, I loved him. It was a lesson I will never forget.
The most distinctive thing about Mourinho is that he doesn't care about names; what matters most to him is the player's desire to win and their effort!

Even Ronaldo wasn't spared from his criticism for slacking off at times.

I remember one of our historic La Liga matches when Ronaldo scored a hat-trick against Sevilla, and we won that match 6-0. We all thought we would receive praise after the match, but we were surprised when he pulled out a piece of paper from his pocket with notes about when and where each player lost the ball. Then he said:
"Even the hat-trick scorer was slacking," referring to Ronaldo.

He doesn't care if you are at the level of Maradona or Zidane as a player. What matters to him is that you are a good person and a brave man.

He truly is the best coach I've ever had."

[Keepitonthedeck @Keepitonthedeck]

Marcelo Bielsa created one hundred seventy exercises to represent all technical and tactical situations a player may face. This includes five specific ways to create separation from a defender and twenty six different movements required to receive the ball correctly. Each movement is trained individually and then applied within realistic scenarios.

Read the full piece here:

https://t.co/MeI00SwZXt

[Jeff @MNTwinsZealot]

OTD 1980: Herb Brooks rips into Team USA players when he sees them signing autographs & mingling with fans after defeating the Soviet Union the day before. He puts them through a grueling practice knowing they haven’t done anything yet & the possibility of no medal at all looms.

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

Talent didn’t win the GOLD medal for the men’s hockey team.🇺🇸🥇

Culture did.

Here’s how…🧵👇

[Keepitonthedeck @Keepitonthedeck]

What does Pep Guardiola say is the key to a stable team?

👉 Work rate.

For Pep, talent alone isn’t enough. Effort, discipline, and commitment to the team come first.

He explained here how Savinho was left out of the team for a period because he needed to understand and embrace the level of work ethic required.

At Manchester City, the expectations are clear. The team’s demands are non negotiable. No one is allowed to fall below the collective standard.

Don't Work = Don't Play
#PepGuardiola #ManchesterCity

[The thinker man @kwekuedilson]

Cesc Fabregas:
“I don’t want to be the coach that always has the same way of playing. I want to be as dominant as possible, and nowadays to be dominant, you need to have as many solutions as possible.”

[The Footy Section @FTBLsection]

Zinchenko: “One day, Pep criticised my pass in training. I said: ‘Mister! I just did one wrong pass, you know?’ And his reaction was incredible. ‘Oh, okay, sorry, sorry, Mr Zinchenko. Sorry. Okay, guys, thank you, everyone inside.’

Training over, all because I talked back. I knew I was in trouble.”