larrycorowa
New member
It is interesting to see the difference in generation Y and X based on the goings on in the footy world over the past few years. I am a generation X which based its decisions on loyalty over everything else. This was largely based on values passed down by the former generation that were loyal beyond anything.
For example if a Foran was generation X he would of been a one club player no matter what the perceived failings of the club or coach, he maybe would of stuck on to try and change things. and then he would think I may as well stay.
In any generation you have personality types (Cherry Evans) that follow the money or who change for the promise of something better (Sonny Bill, ).
But the high achievers of Generation Y want to LEARN and IMPROVE themselves. Look at Hayne. There is no way he would of followed his dreams 10yrs ago….he just would not of risked it.
I think this is explains what happened in our club last year. Despite what we all thought at the time we are lucky our club did not implode like Manly has. Maybe I am wrong.
The key learning is that we you need to keep challenging this generation.
For example if a Foran was generation X he would of been a one club player no matter what the perceived failings of the club or coach, he maybe would of stuck on to try and change things. and then he would think I may as well stay.
In any generation you have personality types (Cherry Evans) that follow the money or who change for the promise of something better (Sonny Bill, ).
But the high achievers of Generation Y want to LEARN and IMPROVE themselves. Look at Hayne. There is no way he would of followed his dreams 10yrs ago….he just would not of risked it.
I think this is explains what happened in our club last year. Despite what we all thought at the time we are lucky our club did not implode like Manly has. Maybe I am wrong.
The key learning is that we you need to keep challenging this generation.