Sedgwick wrote:KirkbyStag2 wrote:KirkbyStag2 wrote:KirkbyStag2 wrote:KirkbyStag2 wrote:
Was going to reply but then saw you retweeting conservatives when you're from Kirkby ... Siri what's the definition of idiot
Sedgwick wrote:KirkbyStag2 wrote:KirkbyStag2 wrote:KirkbyStag2 wrote:KirkbyStag2 wrote:
Was going to reply but then saw you retweeting conservatives when you're from Kirkby ... Siri what's the definition of idiot
victor A block wrote:Start doing your job Broughton. You havn't so far. Pretty much that simple.
adamstag wrote:He’s obviously not got a clue what he’s on about.
I tend to laugh mainly when I see his posts.
Partially as he’s about as much football knowledge as my goldfish but also out of sadness someone so inept could be an important member of the club.
Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Just finished reading Drewe's Broughton's book "And Then What?" which cost me £10 on ebay. Drewe describes himself as a footballer, coach, speaker and leader. His advise is essentially as follows:
Be yourself.
Be confident.
Believe in yourself.
Trust yourself.
Rely on your feelings and gut instinct.
Just do what made you a successful player in the first place.
Play without fear.
Just do it.
Don't let your ego bring you down.
Let go of your ego.
Don't think too much.
Concentrate on your feelings.
Work hard.
Keep working hard.
Run and run and run.
Just keep running until your lungs hurt and you cannot breathe and then run some more.
Don't compete with others.
Just be you and do your best.
Don't be scared to discuss your feelings.
You need to face your fears.
You don't always have to be on the edge.
Breathe.
Live in the moment.
Slow things down.
Be selfish.
Do what works for you.
Follow who you are.
Be the best version of yourself.
Trying to be too professional can kill you.
Once the work is done then let go.
Relax.
Calm down.
Focus on the power of the human soul.
Don't always listen to your coaches. They can bring you down.
Build strong foundations based on honesty, integrity, hard work, loyalty and commitment.
Sneag wrote:Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Just finished reading Drewe's Broughton's book "And Then What?" which cost me £10 on ebay. Drewe describes himself as a footballer, coach, speaker and leader. His advise is essentially as follows:
Be yourself.
Be confident.
Believe in yourself.
Trust yourself.
Rely on your feelings and gut instinct.
Just do what made you a successful player in the first place.
Play without fear.
Just do it.
Don't let your ego bring you down.
Let go of your ego.
Don't think too much.
Concentrate on your feelings.
Work hard.
Keep working hard.
Run and run and run.
Just keep running until your lungs hurt and you cannot breathe and then run some more.
Don't compete with others.
Just be you and do your best.
Don't be scared to discuss your feelings.
You need to face your fears.
You don't always have to be on the edge.
Breathe.
Live in the moment.
Slow things down.
Be selfish.
Do what works for you.
Follow who you are.
Be the best version of yourself.
Trying to be too professional can kill you.
Once the work is done then let go.
Relax.
Calm down.
Focus on the power of the human soul.
Don't always listen to your coaches. They can bring you down.
Build strong foundations based on honesty, integrity, hard work, loyalty and commitment.
You missed out:
Use the force.
Anger leads to hate.
Hate leads to the dark side.
These aren't the droids you're looking for.
Never buy tandoori prawns at a carboot sale.
Do not despise the snake for having no horns, for one day it may become a dragon.
Don't fear the reaper.
Don't pay the ferryman
Don't go breaking my heart.
Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Just finished reading Drewe's Broughton's book "And Then What?" which cost me £10 on ebay. Drewe describes himself as a footballer, coach, speaker and leader. His advise is essentially as follows:
Be yourself.
Be confident.
Believe in yourself.
Trust yourself.
Rely on your feelings and gut instinct.
Just do what made you a successful player in the first place.
Play without fear.
Just do it.
Don't let your ego bring you down.
Let go of your ego.
Don't think too much.
Concentrate on your feelings.
Work hard.
Keep working hard.
Run and run and run.
Just keep running until your lungs hurt and you cannot breathe and then run some more.
Don't compete with others.
Just be you and do your best.
Don't be scared to discuss your feelings.
You need to face your fears.
You don't always have to be on the edge.
Breathe.
Live in the moment.
Slow things down.
Be selfish.
Do what works for you.
Follow who you are.
Be the best version of yourself.
Trying to be too professional can kill you.
Once the work is done then let go.
Relax.
Calm down.
Focus on the power of the human soul.
Don't always listen to your coaches. They can bring you down.
Build strong foundations based on honesty, integrity, hard work, loyalty and commitment.
Sneag wrote:Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Just finished reading Drewe's Broughton's book "And Then What?" which cost me £10 on ebay. Drewe describes himself as a footballer, coach, speaker and leader. His advise is essentially as follows:
Be yourself.
Be confident.
Believe in yourself.
Trust yourself.
Rely on your feelings and gut instinct.
Just do what made you a successful player in the first place.
Play without fear.
Just do it.
Don't let your ego bring you down.
Let go of your ego.
Don't think too much.
Concentrate on your feelings.
Work hard.
Keep working hard.
Run and run and run.
Just keep running until your lungs hurt and you cannot breathe and then run some more.
Don't compete with others.
Just be you and do your best.
Don't be scared to discuss your feelings.
You need to face your fears.
You don't always have to be on the edge.
Breathe.
Live in the moment.
Slow things down.
Be selfish.
Do what works for you.
Follow who you are.
Be the best version of yourself.
Trying to be too professional can kill you.
Once the work is done then let go.
Relax.
Calm down.
Focus on the power of the human soul.
Don't always listen to your coaches. They can bring you down.
Build strong foundations based on honesty, integrity, hard work, loyalty and commitment.
You missed out:
Use the force.
Anger leads to hate.
Hate leads to the dark side.
These aren't the droids you're looking for.
Never buy tandoori prawns at a carboot sale.
Do not despise the snake for having no horns, for one day it may become a dragon.
Don't fear the reaper.
Don't pay the ferryman
Don't go breaking my heart.
Sneag wrote:Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Just finished reading Drewe's Broughton's book "And Then What?" which cost me £10 on ebay. Drewe describes himself as a footballer, coach, speaker and leader. His advise is essentially as follows:
Be yourself.
Be confident.
Believe in yourself.
Trust yourself.
Rely on your feelings and gut instinct.
Just do what made you a successful player in the first place.
Play without fear.
Just do it.
Don't let your ego bring you down.
Let go of your ego.
Don't think too much.
Concentrate on your feelings.
Work hard.
Keep working hard.
Run and run and run.
Just keep running until your lungs hurt and you cannot breathe and then run some more.
Don't compete with others.
Just be you and do your best.
Don't be scared to discuss your feelings.
You need to face your fears.
You don't always have to be on the edge.
Breathe.
Live in the moment.
Slow things down.
Be selfish.
Do what works for you.
Follow who you are.
Be the best version of yourself.
Trying to be too professional can kill you.
Once the work is done then let go.
Relax.
Calm down.
Focus on the power of the human soul.
Don't always listen to your coaches. They can bring you down.
Build strong foundations based on honesty, integrity, hard work, loyalty and commitment.
You missed out:
Use the force.
Anger leads to hate.
Hate leads to the dark side.
These aren't the droids you're looking for.
Never buy tandoori prawns at a carboot sale.
Do not despise the snake for having no horns, for one day it may become a dragon.
Don't fear the reaper.
Don't pay the ferryman
Don't go breaking my heart.
Sneag wrote:Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Just finished reading Drewe's Broughton's book "And Then What?" which cost me £10 on ebay. Drewe describes himself as a footballer, coach, speaker and leader. His advise is essentially as follows:
Be yourself.
Be confident.
Believe in yourself.
Trust yourself.
Rely on your feelings and gut instinct.
Just do what made you a successful player in the first place.
Play without fear.
Just do it.
Don't let your ego bring you down.
Let go of your ego.
Don't think too much.
Concentrate on your feelings.
Work hard.
Keep working hard.
Run and run and run.
Just keep running until your lungs hurt and you cannot breathe and then run some more.
Don't compete with others.
Just be you and do your best.
Don't be scared to discuss your feelings.
You need to face your fears.
You don't always have to be on the edge.
Breathe.
Live in the moment.
Slow things down.
Be selfish.
Do what works for you.
Follow who you are.
Be the best version of yourself.
Trying to be too professional can kill you.
Once the work is done then let go.
Relax.
Calm down.
Focus on the power of the human soul.
Don't always listen to your coaches. They can bring you down.
Build strong foundations based on honesty, integrity, hard work, loyalty and commitment.
You missed out:
Use the force.
Anger leads to hate.
Hate leads to the dark side.
These aren't the droids you're looking for.
Never buy tandoori prawns at a carboot sale.
Do not despise the snake for having no horns, for one day it may become a dragon.
Don't fear the reaper.
Don't pay the ferryman
Don't go breaking my heart.
Sneag wrote:The Corporate world is full of these snake oil peddling wasters.
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