Comments for success in football http://successinfootball.com/blog Sat, 17 Apr 2010 20:07:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on An Open Letter to the FA, Premier League and the Football League, the PFA and the LMA. by Nuge http://successinfootball.com/blog/?p=82&cpage=1#comment-98 Nuge Sat, 17 Apr 2010 20:07:02 +0000 http://successinfootball.com/blog/?p=82#comment-98 Thanks for the reply Nick. Interesting I haven't heard from the authorities I mentioned. Hope you're well. Best, Richard Thanks for the reply Nick. Interesting I haven’t heard from the authorities I mentioned. Hope you’re well.

Best,

Richard

]]> Comment on An Open Letter to the FA, Premier League and the Football League, the PFA and the LMA. by Nick Burnside http://successinfootball.com/blog/?p=82&cpage=1#comment-88 Nick Burnside Thu, 15 Apr 2010 13:57:45 +0000 http://successinfootball.com/blog/?p=82#comment-88 Hi Rich, Really good open letter above. I personally feel that you have covered many key points in the current game. Just wanted to drop you a line to pass on my thoughts. Regards Nick Burnside Hi Rich,

Really good open letter above.

I personally feel that you have covered many key points in the current game.

Just wanted to drop you a line to pass on my thoughts.

Regards

Nick Burnside

]]> Comment on How Football Managers Lose Credibility by Charlie Mulraine http://successinfootball.com/blog/?p=78&cpage=1#comment-35 Charlie Mulraine Tue, 02 Mar 2010 16:03:23 +0000 http://successinfootball.com/blog/?p=78#comment-35 That's a very interesting post Richard and reminded me of some of the recent post match interviews given by certain international rugby captains. We all appreciate that leaving the audience with a 'positive message' is important, especially when your position as captain is possibly in question, however when there is a gaping void between what is said and what is actually seen by the public on the field it can be hugely irritating - as well as being detrimental to the player's reputation. We've seen enough spin in politics without wanting to see the same every saturday afternoon. If Captain's are going to talk about 'lots of positives', I wish they would recognise the obvious negatives that have been the cause. That’s a very interesting post Richard and reminded me of some of the recent post match interviews given by certain international rugby captains.

We all appreciate that leaving the audience with a ‘positive message’ is important, especially when your position as captain is possibly in question, however when there is a gaping void between what is said and what is actually seen by the public on the field it can be hugely irritating – as well as being detrimental to the player’s reputation.

We’ve seen enough spin in politics without wanting to see the same every saturday afternoon.

If Captain’s are going to talk about ‘lots of positives’, I wish they would recognise the obvious negatives that have been the cause.

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