" Gen Z sekarang perangai hauk. Baru masuk kerja dah besar kepala, adab takde. "
Panas jeee bila dengar boss cakap macam tu. Dah la baru masuk kerja, takde experience pulak tu.
Untuk fresh grad, fokus 7 adab ni. Gerenti boss suka!
🚨 Florian Wirtz on what Jürgen Klopp told him after the 0–0 draw with Greece:
🎙️ “After the final whistle, Jürgen came straight to me. He put both hands on my shoulders and just looked at me for a few seconds. He didn’t need to shout or make a big speech. He said, ‘Flo, look at me. Don’t let one difficult game change the way you see yourself.’”
“I told him I was frustrated because I felt we had enough quality to win. He smiled and said, ‘Of course you’re frustrated that’s good. But don’t carry the frustration into the next game. You played, you tried things, you created. Sometimes football doesn’t give you the result you deserve.’”
“Then he said something that stayed with me: ‘I don’t need you to be perfect. I need you to be brave. Take the ball, turn, run at them, make something happen. If you lose it, we win it back.’ That’s the kind of conversation I appreciate from him because he knows exactly when you need encouragement and when you need a push.”
“Before we walked away, he squeezed my shoulders again and said, ‘Now forget the 0–0. When you go back to Liverpool, go and play your football.’ I honestly needed to hear that from him. Sometimes one conversation with the right person can change your whole mood.”
🚨 Jürgen Klopp explains why he wore his Liverpool cap during Germany vs Greece:
🎙️ “People keep asking me about the cap, and I understand why. But honestly, I don’t see football as a place where you erase everything that came before. I am Germany’s coach now, I am proud of that, but Liverpool will always be a huge part of my life.”
“I spent nine years there. Nine years of incredible nights, heartbreak, trophies, laughter, tears and moments I will carry with me forever. You don’t simply remove that from your heart because you start a new job. Liverpool gave me memories I could never replace.”
“And yes, I’m wearing Germany colours now. I’m here to bring joy back to German football, and that’s exactly what I want to do. But if Liverpool supporters see me wearing something from my old club and smile, then good. Maybe they remember the good times too.”
“I’m Germany’s coach, and I give everything for Germany. But I will never pretend Liverpool meant nothing to me. You can change the job. You can change the dressing room. But you cannot change the people and memories that became family.”
Smallville built such a rich world and cast that it could have launched its own universe.
A Supergirl series with Laura Vandervoort or a Green Arrow show with Justin Hartley would have been fantastic.
🚨 Pep Guardiola on Jurgen Klopp’s embrace with Florian Wirtz:
“After the game, Jurgen walks onto the pitch, sees Florian and hugs him like he hasn’t seen the boy in five years. (laughs)
People see a nice moment.
I see a problem.
Because I spent years competing against this man.
I know what happens next.
One day at City, one of my staff showed me footage from Liverpool training. Klopp was laughing with the players, grabbing somebody around the neck, hugging another one.
I said:
‘Turn it off.’
He asked, ‘Why?’
I said, ‘Because on Sunday these same people are going to run at us like we’ve insulted their families.’
That’s Jurgen.
People talk about tactics, pressing, intensity.
Of course.
But before players run for your tactics, they have to want to run for you.
Look at Florian tonight.
He’s had difficult weeks. Jurgen gives him responsibility, he plays beautifully, scores, and after the final whistle the manager doesn’t walk over like, ‘Good performance, see you tomorrow.’
He grabs him.
No cameras needed. No speech.
Just: ‘That’s my boy.’
And now you’ve created a monster. (laughs)
Because the next time Jurgen asks Florian to press somebody for 90 minutes, Florian isn’t thinking about pressing.
He’s thinking:
‘This man believes in me.’
That’s how Klopp creates warriors.
I used to prepare City to play Liverpool and tell my players:
‘Be careful. You’re not only playing eleven footballers.’
They’d ask, ‘What else are we playing?’
I’d say:
‘Eleven footballers who don’t want to disappoint Jurgen Klopp.’
Tactics can prepare you for the first problem.
I never found a tactical solution for the second one.”
En el año 1865, San Juan Bosco soñó que había un hombre alto, de color negro y con cuernos, que tenía en su mano "una linterna mágica" con la cual entretenía a los jóvenes
A través de esa "linterna mágica", los jóvenes podían ver cosas divertidas, partidos de fútbol que se habían perdido, pueblos lejanos, libros, familiares, amigos, vacaciones que habían tenido, dinero que les debían, y hasta "escenas pecaminosas", entre otras cosas
Don Bosco relató que este dispositivo los entretenía tanto que alejaba a estos jóvenes de los sacramentos, especialmente de la comunión
Este texto se encuentra bien documentado y disponible para el que quiera leerlo, en G. B. Lemoyne, Memorie Biografiche di San Giovanni Bosco, vol. VIII, p. 110.
Jonathan Kent vs. Lionel Luthor in Smallville Season 5.
This shit hit me harder than almost anything else in Smallville. Jonathan deserved a couple more seasons!