Durham Fox
El Dude Brother.
:roll: Get a room you two
step said:In the front few rows there are a lot of city fans that slag of the players during a match, particularly Jordan, Even when he is playing well there are dozens of fans that swear at Stewart, call him all the names under the sun, make hand jesters to him, all are things that are bound to distract any player and de-motive him.
I don’t think any of us believe that a player goes out on the pitch with the intention of playing badly. Most try to achieve results, I agree that some try more than others, but Stewart does give 110%, even if he is having a bad day, he still tries hard and does not deserve the abuse he gets.
You don’t encourage anyone to achieve by putting them down, you do it by building their confidence through emphasis on the positive good things they achieve and once their confidence grows they will try again.
For those that sit at the front rows having a go at the players, just once, try to be positive. When steward runs down the wing skins 2-3 players and then does a crap cross. Don’t slag him off.
Tell him what a good run it was. Say to him "Well done Stewart" or "Hard luck Jordan" and then watch him try it again. Slag him off and he won’t try. It is simple human psychology.
Ask any manager, in and field. If you want stop someone performing, tell them how crap they are.
RichMC24 said:Clearly, this kind of reverse physcology motivation is a dangerous game to play by the MANAGEMENT team. Players do need feel that their manager has confidence in them and I can imagine that it can only be demoralising if the team manager tells you that your crap.
And let's be fair, these players are quite happy to accept the adulation when they do something good, so they should fully expect to be berated when they fall short of what is required.
alex said:Peter Taylor tried that technique with Marshall and Lewis.
Lboro fox said:alex said:Peter Taylor tried that technique with Marshall and Lewis.
The point i was making was to do with maximising a players potential, unfortunatly these two never really had any!
Lboro fox said:This often resulted in sav scoring a freekick or two to prove him wrong.
webmaster said:Lboro fox said:This often resulted in sav scoring a freekick or two to prove him wrong.
Can't remember Savage ever scoring a free kick for us.
I think Savage was behind Izzet, Guppy, Parker. Lennon, Oakes etc when it came to taking free kicks.
Lboro fox said:webmaster said:Lboro fox said:This often resulted in sav scoring a freekick or two to prove him wrong.
Can't remember Savage ever scoring a free kick for us.
I think Savage was behind Izzet, Guppy, Parker. Lennon, Oakes etc when it came to taking free kicks.
Im fairly sure he has scored a few, if not then definatly scored some 25 yarders for us.
webmaster said:Lboro fox said:webmaster said:Lboro fox said:This often resulted in sav scoring a freekick or two to prove him wrong.
Can't remember Savage ever scoring a free kick for us.
I think Savage was behind Izzet, Guppy, Parker. Lennon, Oakes etc when it came to taking free kicks.
Im fairly sure he has scored a few, if not then definatly scored some 25 yarders for us.
He only scored 9 goals for us. Some of them were from long range, but I can't remember any free kicks.
I know 6 of them definitely weren't free kicks. The only ones I can't confirm were the goals against Northampton in the cup, Wimbledon in the league in March 98, and against Villa in April 99. Can anyone remember those goals?
Leigh said:Well it looks like Jordan is back now anyway
Joe_Fox said:Leigh said:Well it looks like Jordan is back now anyway
Well done on your first win in the super league Leigh.
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