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Mike from D. M. Keith BYD Grimsby stepped up for us and managed 95 keepie uppies - amazing effort but you guys set the bar high! ⚽️
We’ll be practising hard to close the gap. With the England Euro final on Sunday, we’re hoping some of that winning spirit will rub off on us 😉😅
What’s the next challenge?
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You want your business to be a success, to win.
So you need to partner with winners. It's all about the laws of attraction.
So look no further than the champion of a high stakes (round at the pub) elite level (some of us played a bit) 6 nations fantasy league.
If I can do that with a few of the Welsh team in my side imagine what I could to help your finance requirements.
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This latest episode of the High Performance podcast is a cracker.
It’s long been accepted that culture is strongly related to performance. But how do we decide which factors have the most influence on it?
The episode outlines how Gareth Southgate, Sarina Wiegman and the FA have been working with experts from industry and other sports to find out. And the three areas they are focusing on make total sense to me.
➡️ Purpose - knowing what you are doing and WHY you are doing it
➡️ Belonging - no matter what role you are playing, it is important
➡️ A sense of psychological safety - that mistakes aren’t terminal. And planning for failure is key.
You can clearly see these in action in Germany. The penalty buddy system links directly back to belonging and psychological safety. The plans they have made for failure have led to bouncing back when they’ve gone a goal down.
❓As a leader, which factors do you need to focus on to support your team to thrive?
❓Where will you look for inspiration beyond your immediate environment?
❓How can you demonstrate how your decisions and actions link directly back to your areas of focus?
If you would benefit from having space and time to consider this, let’s talk.
I’m Nickie Rose, executive coach and facilitator at Cultiv8 Coaching and Leadership. I work with individuals and organisations to support them to be at their best.
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I’m ecstatic we can finally talk about this!
Damian Hughes has been working with the Euro 2024 England team 🏴⚽️
He’s is a private guy so this took some persuading!!
Today on High Performance, Damian reveals the work he’s been doing behind the scenes with the squad to get them to the Finals.
He shares lessons he passed on, including the much-lauded ‘buddy system’ for the penalty shootout.
(A concept first shared with us on High Performance by Daniel Carter - and it’s now part of England’s approach).
It takes away pressure, provides support, and encourages teamwork at the most crucial moment.
The truth is that whilst we obsess over formations, line-ups, substitution and tactics…
There’s far deeper work going on with England that is having a fundamental impact.
It’s no fluke we have just played our third semi-final in four years!
It’s a quick 19 min listen - I think you’ll learn a lot from it so hit this link…
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The North American influence on European football is undeniable, with the recent acquisition of Saint-Etienne and Venezia's promotion highlighting this growing trend. It's a fascinating development that raises important questions about the future of the sport.
We'd love to hear your thoughts on this:
What are your opinions on the increasing investment from North American investors in European football clubs?
Do you see this as a positive or negative trend for the sport and its traditions?
How do you think this might impact the competitive landscape and financial stability of European leagues?
Let's spark a conversation about this evolving landscape in sports ownership!
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⚽ The takeover at #SaintEtienne and the promotion of #Venezia to #SerieA increase the number of North American-owned clubs across European top-divisions. In Italy and England, investors from the US and Canada are one club short from controlling half of the teams in the league 🌍
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"Beyond Penalties: Rethinking the Decision-Making in Crucial Football Matches"
Yesterday, I had the privilege of watching the clash between two giants of European football: Manchester City and Real Madrid. This match, besides being a sports spectacle fueled by many millions, was also a tactical duel between two of the best current coaches. However, despite the grandeur of this spectacle, the outcome left a bitter taste.
Manchester City's elimination in penalties conveys immense disappointment, not specifically because of the failure of one of the teams, but because of the way the winner was decided after two electrifying games. The method of penalties, akin to the antiquated coin toss, seems to me a disproportionate and frankly ridiculous solution to determine the winner after such performances.
I now address the regulators of this beautiful game: did you watch this knockout round? Were you satisfied with the arbitrary decision of penalties to decide a winner? I question whether it would not be fairer for the statistics of the two matches to determine which team was superior, instead of reducing everything to a lottery of penalties.
The athletes, who accumulate more than 50 matches for their clubs in a season, in addition to international games and exhausting travels, deserve special respect and consideration, and should not be subjected to an extension that places them, as seen, in unnecessary physical difficulties, to end with this ridiculous solution of penalties. Yet, we continue to see decisions that seem to ignore their effort and dedication, maintaining solutions that, in my view, threaten the integrity of football.
Proposing a statistics-based solution for tiebreaks would encourage coaches to prepare their teams for more offensive and spectacular football, benefiting not only the players and clubs but also the fans, who would emerge as true winners from a more vibrant and fair spectacle. Wouldn't this be the most sensible and respectful approach to the sport we love so much?
Thank you for your attention and I await a change that honors the true spirit of football.
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Good effort Mike