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🟣🔵Alejandro Garnacho🇦🇷, 22, 1.80m, right footed, will become a Villa player tomorrow. -> Lots of shit on socials today. I suggest you all empty the anger and bank of negativity tonight. And support him from when he signs a 4 year pre deal tomorrow.⤵️ #UTV #avfc🦁 VILLA will be...

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Drew Brees shares a masterclass in leadership. It's 2004, he's about to lose his job, and he asked for 10 minutes with the team before the season. What happened next turned a 4-12 squad into a 12-4 contender. Brees passed out goal sheets to every player. "I said, 'We're going to accomplish great things this year. But we need to create that path for ourselves, and then we need to hold ourselves accountable for this.'" The sheets had three sections: • Top 5 team goals. • Top 5 offensive/defensive goals. • Top 5 personal goals. "I had already had a list of things I felt should be our goals, but I wanted it to be a collaboration." "If it comes out of their mouth, then they gotta own it. And they have to become accountable to it." That's the key. Goals that come from the team belong to the team. "It gave guys the opportunity to verbalize things that maybe they otherwise wouldn't have verbalized." "I didn't want to leave anything up for chance. I didn't want to leave anything up for assumption." "What are we trying to accomplish? Goal number one - win a Super Bowl. Okay, in order to do that, what do we have to do? In order to do that, what do I have to do?" "You just set these short-term goals in order to achieve the big one." "Nobody had ever done that before. I'd never done that with a team. But when guys came together, put their heads together, put something on paper - they committed to it and became accountable to it." Goals without ownership are just wishes. • Make them say it. • Make them write it. • Make them own it. That's how you build accountability and set a shared standard for the team. (🎥Jeff Fenster Show | Drew Brees )
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Drew Brees shares a masterclass in leadership. It's 2004, he's about to lose his job, and he asked for 10 minutes with the team before the season. What happened next turned a 4-12 squad into a 12-4 contender. Brees passed out goal sheets to every player. "I said, 'We're going to accomplish great things this year. But we need to create that path for ourselves, and then we need to hold ourselves accountable for this.'" The sheets had three sections: • Top 5 team goals. • Top 5 offensive/defensive goals. • Top 5 personal goals. "I had already had a list of things I felt should be our goals, but I wanted it to be a collaboration." "If it comes out of their mouth, then they gotta own it. And they have to become accountable to it." That's the key. Goals that come from the team belong to the team. "It gave guys the opportunity to verbalize things that maybe they otherwise wouldn't have verbalized." "I didn't want to leave anything up for chance. I didn't want to leave anything up for assumption." "What are we trying to accomplish? Goal number one - win a Super Bowl. Okay, in order to do that, what do we have to do? In order to do that, what do I have to do?" "You just set these short-term goals in order to achieve the big one." "Nobody had ever done that before. I'd never done that with a team. But when guys came together, put their heads together, put something on paper - they committed to it and became accountable to it." Goals without ownership are just wishes. • Make them say it. • Make them write it. • Make them own it. That's how you build accountability and set a shared standard for the team. (🎥Jeff Fenster Show | Drew Brees )

Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness

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15 days ago, Rocky came in as close to death as is possible for a dog to be. It has been a battle to get him back into shape but I think you will agree that he is looking fantastic. People often ask me how you put up with the cruelty when you deal with dogs and it's a very good question. The answer actually comes from dogs themselves. You have to take it one day at a time. What has happened in the past is the past. All we can do, just like dogs, is enjoy the moment and the day that we have. Today was a gorgeous sunny Sunday and myself and Rocky had smoked salmon. He followed me for a proper walk down Hope Avenue. He had lots of belly rubs and he was as gentle and kind as a dog could be. Sometimes you just have to forget about what's happened in the past and not look too far into the future. We're all very guilty of it but Rocky has taught me to enjoy the moment, the present. He’s a very good boy is our Rocky ❤️
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15 days ago, Rocky came in as close to death as is possible for a dog to be. It has been a battle to get him back into shape but I think you will agree that he is looking fantastic. People often ask me how you put up with the cruelty when you deal with dogs and it's a very good question. The answer actually comes from dogs themselves. You have to take it one day at a time. What has happened in the past is the past. All we can do, just like dogs, is enjoy the moment and the day that we have. Today was a gorgeous sunny Sunday and myself and Rocky had smoked salmon. He followed me for a proper walk down Hope Avenue. He had lots of belly rubs and he was as gentle and kind as a dog could be. Sometimes you just have to forget about what's happened in the past and not look too far into the future. We're all very guilty of it but Rocky has taught me to enjoy the moment, the present. He’s a very good boy is our Rocky ❤️

Niall Harbison

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Arteta on Gyokeres: “Well, I think the level of attention on him hasn't changed since he signed to today. It's normal. Everybody was so excited to bring a nine into the club. We did it, we brought a player with an incredible goalscoring record that had to adapt to the league. “He had no preseason, the first few weeks were difficult because physically he wasn't in his best state and he's a player that needs that, like any other player in this league, almost to perform at that level. “Then he kicked on, I think he had a really good period and got injured. And now it's better. I saw a lot of positive things in the last two games that he's done, we need to continue to tweak and understand him a little bit better in certain situations and he needs to do the same, but that's about time. We have full support for him. “At the end, you have to experience it (scrutiny). You can imagine the global impact that you're going to have to deal with when you come to a big club and the expectations are as it is, but after you have to live it and living it is always slightly different to your imagination. “However, he's doing it with a With a lot of desire. I think his energy level, his commitment, it's absolutely top. We are here to help him because we've all been here, we all need time, there is always moments, and the strikers have moments. “They score more goals, less goals, and we need to be there for him. “I think so, yes (we’re going to see another level from Gyokeres in the second half of the season.”
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Arteta on Gyokeres: “Well, I think the level of attention on him hasn't changed since he signed to today. It's normal. Everybody was so excited to bring a nine into the club. We did it, we brought a player with an incredible goalscoring record that had to adapt to the league. “He had no preseason, the first few weeks were difficult because physically he wasn't in his best state and he's a player that needs that, like any other player in this league, almost to perform at that level. “Then he kicked on, I think he had a really good period and got injured. And now it's better. I saw a lot of positive things in the last two games that he's done, we need to continue to tweak and understand him a little bit better in certain situations and he needs to do the same, but that's about time. We have full support for him. “At the end, you have to experience it (scrutiny). You can imagine the global impact that you're going to have to deal with when you come to a big club and the expectations are as it is, but after you have to live it and living it is always slightly different to your imagination. “However, he's doing it with a With a lot of desire. I think his energy level, his commitment, it's absolutely top. We are here to help him because we've all been here, we all need time, there is always moments, and the strikers have moments. “They score more goals, less goals, and we need to be there for him. “I think so, yes (we’re going to see another level from Gyokeres in the second half of the season.”

Connor Humm

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Andy Green was asked what role he foresees Mark Vientos having on the Mets when he returns from injury: "I don't know. I was very forthright with him when he started the rehab assignment that a lot of that will be dictated by how others perform and also by how he performs. I still think there's a very bright future out there for him, if he wants to go grab a hold of it. That's on him. When he gets back in the box, take advantage of the at-bats you do get and prove you deserve more at-bats. I think people get into different phases of their careers at different points in time. He has all the talent that he possessed in '24 when he was hitting close to 30 home runs and didn't even start the season with the big-league club. It is all right there. It's on him for that to come out. We certainly want to see it come out. It's not going to be a perfectly-laid path for him, though, when he does come back."
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Andy Green was asked what role he foresees Mark Vientos having on the Mets when he returns from injury: "I don't know. I was very forthright with him when he started the rehab assignment that a lot of that will be dictated by how others perform and also by how he performs. I still think there's a very bright future out there for him, if he wants to go grab a hold of it. That's on him. When he gets back in the box, take advantage of the at-bats you do get and prove you deserve more at-bats. I think people get into different phases of their careers at different points in time. He has all the talent that he possessed in '24 when he was hitting close to 30 home runs and didn't even start the season with the big-league club. It is all right there. It's on him for that to come out. We certainly want to see it come out. It's not going to be a perfectly-laid path for him, though, when he does come back."

SNY Mets

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🚨🎙️Pep Guardiola on Chelsea signing Pep Chavarría: 🗣️“I like Pep Chavarría very much. Very, very good player. People compare him with Cucurella, but for me, it is not even a difficult discussion. Chavarría has qualities that can make him more important for this Chelsea team. He understands when to go forward, when to stay, how to attack the space and how to give the team another option in possession. These things are very important. Cucurella is a good player, I have respect for him, but Chelsea need to improve. If you want to compete for everything, you cannot be afraid of competition. For me, Chavarría can become better than Cucurella. Maybe people don’t agree today. No problem. Football is not about what you say today. Football is about what you show on the pitch. Give him time. Then we will see.”
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🚨🎙️Pep Guardiola on Chelsea signing Pep Chavarría: 🗣️“I like Pep Chavarría very much. Very, very good player. People compare him with Cucurella, but for me, it is not even a difficult discussion. Chavarría has qualities that can make him more important for this Chelsea team. He understands when to go forward, when to stay, how to attack the space and how to give the team another option in possession. These things are very important. Cucurella is a good player, I have respect for him, but Chelsea need to improve. If you want to compete for everything, you cannot be afraid of competition. For me, Chavarría can become better than Cucurella. Maybe people don’t agree today. No problem. Football is not about what you say today. Football is about what you show on the pitch. Give him time. Then we will see.”

Futy chels

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Pierce 🗣️Chelsea have sold Marc Cucurella to Real Madrid as Jose Mourinho’s first signing for £52 million. “I’ve got to say, watching Chelsea against Arsenal, he was the best player on the pitch for Chelsea. That’s not good, is it? As they’re trying to battle back from finishing 10th in the league, they sell a player of that quality.” John Terry 🗣️ “Yeah, he’s going to be a big loss to the club. He’s been one of our best players for the last two or three years. Big loss for Alonso coming in the door and Cucurella walking out the door doesn’t look good. He’s right up Mourinho’s street in terms of character, attitude, and what he shows every day on the pitch. One player who’s going to be happy is Saka, because those two had many really good battles. But he wanted to go, and it was probably his dream to sign for Madrid. I’ve got nothing but good words to say about him, and I wish him good luck.”
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Pierce 🗣️Chelsea have sold Marc Cucurella to Real Madrid as Jose Mourinho’s first signing for £52 million. “I’ve got to say, watching Chelsea against Arsenal, he was the best player on the pitch for Chelsea. That’s not good, is it? As they’re trying to battle back from finishing 10th in the league, they sell a player of that quality.” John Terry 🗣️ “Yeah, he’s going to be a big loss to the club. He’s been one of our best players for the last two or three years. Big loss for Alonso coming in the door and Cucurella walking out the door doesn’t look good. He’s right up Mourinho’s street in terms of character, attitude, and what he shows every day on the pitch. One player who’s going to be happy is Saka, because those two had many really good battles. But he wanted to go, and it was probably his dream to sign for Madrid. I’ve got nothing but good words to say about him, and I wish him good luck.”

SHAYEE 𒀭

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🚨 KHALEEL AHMED Cooked All the Haters of ROHIT SHARMA 🚨 Kaleel Said - I feel Rohit Sharma should play for the next 10 years for the good of Indian cricket and that's my personal feeling. When in 2019, we were playing a series against Bangladesh in Rajkot, once I didn't have a great day and only got one wicket, so he came to me and spoke to me personally in the dressing room. The team was leaving the stadium and he stayed back to have a one on one with me and told me how I should be. He told me that I am unaware of my own capabilities. When we were getting out of the stadium, all the fans were screaming for Rohit bhai and he told me that 'all of this should happen for you too' and that I should wish that for myself and stay positive. A captain like him, talking to me like that after the match, made me wonder how kind a person he was. I've seen him do the same thing with Rishabh. 'What a man! What a captain!' I would say. People don't even look at you when you have a bad match but as a captain he is something else. Recently I met him at the CoE during the Duleep Trophy and he looked very fit so I asked him to stay like that and keep playing. I have hardly seen such a captain and person in my life, he is a gem and I have a lot of respect and love for him. Respect is Earned not Begged 🫡🔥 Rohit Sharma is coming to rule the IPL and world cup too. No one even thought to stop him as soon as he is preparing himself to play it 🧡🔥.
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🚨 KHALEEL AHMED Cooked All the Haters of ROHIT SHARMA 🚨 Kaleel Said - I feel Rohit Sharma should play for the next 10 years for the good of Indian cricket and that's my personal feeling. When in 2019, we were playing a series against Bangladesh in Rajkot, once I didn't have a great day and only got one wicket, so he came to me and spoke to me personally in the dressing room. The team was leaving the stadium and he stayed back to have a one on one with me and told me how I should be. He told me that I am unaware of my own capabilities. When we were getting out of the stadium, all the fans were screaming for Rohit bhai and he told me that 'all of this should happen for you too' and that I should wish that for myself and stay positive. A captain like him, talking to me like that after the match, made me wonder how kind a person he was. I've seen him do the same thing with Rishabh. 'What a man! What a captain!' I would say. People don't even look at you when you have a bad match but as a captain he is something else. Recently I met him at the CoE during the Duleep Trophy and he looked very fit so I asked him to stay like that and keep playing. I have hardly seen such a captain and person in my life, he is a gem and I have a lot of respect and love for him. Respect is Earned not Begged 🫡🔥 Rohit Sharma is coming to rule the IPL and world cup too. No one even thought to stop him as soon as he is preparing himself to play it 🧡🔥.

Cricketplusmeme 🇮🇳🚩

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🚨Breaking: Thierry Henry on fans criticising Viktor Gyokeres after Dortmund performance*[Corrected] 🗣️Reporter: “Some Arsenal fans were critical of Viktor Gyokeres after the game vs Dortmund. What do you make of that?” 🗣️Thierry Henry: “I really don’t want to use that one performance to judge him. The fans need to know who they’ve got. Viktor is a goal scorer. A real traditional number 9. He’s strong on the ball, aggressive, and he always has his eyes on goal. I’ve watched him play a lot. He’s a different striker to Gabriel Jesus or Kai Havertz. Jesus will drop deep and link play, Kai will drift and create. Viktor? He pins centre-backs, he lives in the box, and he smells goals. That’s what we missed. I think the fans are overreacting. Let’s remember: he was the highest goal scorer for Arsenal last season. He came in and we won the league after 22 years. You don’t do that by accident. He gives us something else. He holds the ball up under pressure, he runs the channels, he drags defenders with him so Odegaard and Saka get space. And when the chance comes, he puts it away. The fans should trust him. He has the mentality of a winner. He works hard, he fights for the badge, and he wants to be judged on goals and trophies, not one friendly. Arsenal needed a killer in the box. We have one now. Back him.
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🚨Breaking: Thierry Henry on fans criticising Viktor Gyokeres after Dortmund performance*[Corrected] 🗣️Reporter: “Some Arsenal fans were critical of Viktor Gyokeres after the game vs Dortmund. What do you make of that?” 🗣️Thierry Henry: “I really don’t want to use that one performance to judge him. The fans need to know who they’ve got. Viktor is a goal scorer. A real traditional number 9. He’s strong on the ball, aggressive, and he always has his eyes on goal. I’ve watched him play a lot. He’s a different striker to Gabriel Jesus or Kai Havertz. Jesus will drop deep and link play, Kai will drift and create. Viktor? He pins centre-backs, he lives in the box, and he smells goals. That’s what we missed. I think the fans are overreacting. Let’s remember: he was the highest goal scorer for Arsenal last season. He came in and we won the league after 22 years. You don’t do that by accident. He gives us something else. He holds the ball up under pressure, he runs the channels, he drags defenders with him so Odegaard and Saka get space. And when the chance comes, he puts it away. The fans should trust him. He has the mentality of a winner. He works hard, he fights for the badge, and he wants to be judged on goals and trophies, not one friendly. Arsenal needed a killer in the box. We have one now. Back him.

BIG- CALA🐘

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