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Luai, I just love how he has this Cheeky, fun but damnit guys we are going to train hard vibe to him.100%. I loved Benji talk to Turuva, Pole, Galvin and Latu. Also the respect everyone has for Luai speaks massive volumes and can see why he is captain. He is in everything.
Just a very different vibe around the place. Let’s hope it translates into positive results.
Did anyone find it strange that Terrel May wasn't part of the senior group? Or is he still viewed as a 'mid' career player? For the first time since the talk I really appreciated what losing Klemmer might mean, as he was the most vocal forward leader...I’m really happy the leaders slacked off and got a reality check . It’s just a great message about consistency and leadership and attention to detail . A huge issue with this club has been when the inconsistencies have happened , they’ve been allowed to remain unchallenged .
I thought Benji showed balls in that moment to do that. He could have lost the dressing room by giving them a spray. Weaker men would haven had a dummy spit in that moment ,and played the victim “ I just ran myself in the ground for you , and you come and say that’s not good enough, who cares if we win “.
Our leaders accepted that near enough isnt good enough .
I thought that showed their character more than the “rah rah, let’s do it boys” . To fail , and then kick arse the next day . That’s a good lesson.
Yes, noticed that - also Nanden and Staines despite their seniority. May stikes me as a bit of a doer as opposed to a leader. He will run a line and do a job for 80 minutes and be there for the team but not to lead the team.Did anyone find it strange that Terrel May wasn't part of the senior group? Or is he still viewed as a 'mid' career player? For the first time since the talk I really appreciated what losing Klemmer might mean, as he was the most vocal forward leader...
Leaders and managers are two different traitsYes, noticed that - also Nanden and Staines despite their seniority. May stikes me as a bit of a doer as opposed to a leader. He will run a line and do a job for 80 minutes and be there for the team but not to lead the team.
I think Benji is on the right path, delegating responsibility, and he should ram home that concept until he can confidently see 17 leadership aspirants on any given game day.Leaders and managers are two different traits
I would take it a step further and say that there are differnet types/styles of leadership that a better suited for different situations and every player can be a leader - just in different ways; especially in a team environment. Benji, in particular, needs to jump in and out of different leadership styles based on the situation.Leaders and managers are two different traits
That's so interesting. I've been self employed for so long I am leader, manager and worker all in one. Thanks for the inputLeaders and managers are two different traits
Thanks. Are these sorts of styles taught in business schools? Really interesting.I would take it a step further and say that there are differnet types/styles of leadership that a better suited for different situations and every player can be a leader - just in different ways; especially in a team environment. Benji, in particular, needs to jump in and out of different leadership styles based on the situation.
For example; I would not normally class Bula as a leader however, he demonstrated servant leadership when he put his mates before himself. That is the style of leadership we want in every member of the team (and was part of the purpose of the camp). When we get to where we need to be there should be thirty hands in the air saying - this is on me boys.
Benji was using a Transformational Leadership style at the camp; however, I expect that he, Api and Romey will be utilising a transactional style based on clarity (and honesty as Benji made clear) to clearly establish goals and expectations from less senior members of the team. I could go on but there are around a dozen different leadeship styles that could be utilised.
I think he’s only been there like a week by that stage . Hard to put him straight into the leadership groupDid anyone find it strange that Terrel May wasn't part of the senior group? Or is he still viewed as a 'mid' career player? For the first time since the talk I really appreciated what losing Klemmer might mean, as he was the most vocal forward leader...