Well, it's always a topic of conjecture.
Good captain ??
And begs the question, can a captain of a wooden spooner team ever be seen as a good captain.
I was reading this morning an article interviewing Ange Postecoglou in light of Spurs last 2-3 loss and the onfield response in the 2nd half of that game, and his response as coach in the time since.
And I thought this part has merit when considering the captain's role of our team too:
"When people talk about leaders they think it’s the captain. But that’s where you fall into the trap because it might be the captain who is having a bad day," said the former Celtic boss.
“Leadership can be shown by the youngest player out there. I keep saying it. Every individual has the capacity to show leadership. Whether that’s on the football field, in your workplace, wherever, it could be the most inexperienced person who does an act that inspires others.
“Leadership is in that moment taking ownership of something."
(https://www.football.london/tottenh...=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1729288425)
This is part of our coaches' task, to empower all our players to do their part, to lift as needed .....
That is what a team is all about.
Good captain ??
And begs the question, can a captain of a wooden spooner team ever be seen as a good captain.
I was reading this morning an article interviewing Ange Postecoglou in light of Spurs last 2-3 loss and the onfield response in the 2nd half of that game, and his response as coach in the time since.
And I thought this part has merit when considering the captain's role of our team too:
"When people talk about leaders they think it’s the captain. But that’s where you fall into the trap because it might be the captain who is having a bad day," said the former Celtic boss.
“Leadership can be shown by the youngest player out there. I keep saying it. Every individual has the capacity to show leadership. Whether that’s on the football field, in your workplace, wherever, it could be the most inexperienced person who does an act that inspires others.
“Leadership is in that moment taking ownership of something."
(https://www.football.london/tottenh...=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1729288425)
This is part of our coaches' task, to empower all our players to do their part, to lift as needed .....
That is what a team is all about.
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