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Made up tripe? This is the Guardian, not Breitbart.This is like an episode of 'most haunted' . . . a load of gullible people watching a pile of made up tripe, wishing it was true.
Made up tripe? This is the Guardian, not Breitbart.This is like an episode of 'most haunted' . . . a load of gullible people watching a pile of made up tripe, wishing it was true.
Why can’t men cry? Why does a man crying make him less of a man? Why can’t leaders cry?
I’m a bit confused
I'd add to this too to say that the Guardian is always careful to differentiate between fact and conjecture, and doesn't pass on gossip from other sources as if it comes from themBecause it broke in The Guardian. They don't do gutter journalism or sensationalism. If their journalist said it happened then that's the way it was reported to them which is all they can go on especially if the source is a player at the meeting.
Why can’t men cry? Why does a man crying make him less of a man? Why can’t leaders cry?
I’m a bit confused
Oh I knowThey can, Churchill cried, I've seen the film to prove it tbh I almost cried watching him cry!
Do we have a credible source?Made up tripe? This is the Guardian, not Breitbart.
It's not a good look, leaders are expected to keep control of their emotions and show strength that the other players look to. If your captain isn't emotionally strong then the players will find it incredibly hard to respect him and see him as the guy to lead the team. By crying it's a sign that he's lost control of his emotions,
I'd rather if he did broke down it'd be in private on his own. A few of the players won't be able to take him seriously at all.
It's not a good look, leaders are expected to keep control of their emotions and show strength that the other players look to. If your captain isn't emotionally strong then the players will find it incredibly hard to respect him and see him as the guy to lead the team. By crying it's a sign that he's lost control of his emotions,
I'd rather if he did broke down it'd be in private on his own. A few of the players won't be able to take him seriously at all.
I'd say the opposite. If I saw my captain crying I'd do everything possible to correct it.It's not a good look, leaders are expected to keep control of their emotions and show strength that the other players look to. If your captain isn't emotionally strong then the players will find it incredibly hard to respect him and see him as the guy to lead the team. By crying it's a sign that he's lost control of his emotions,
I'd rather if he did broke down it'd be in private on his own. A few of the players won't be able to take him seriously at all.
He was the one who first broke the story about Alexis storming out of training and subsequently being dropped, which was latter corroborated by Pires.Do we have a credible source?
Well I disagree. If he was shouting at the players and losing control of his emotions in that way I’m sure you’d think it was good.
Maybe we’ve had different leaders that shaped our opinions on what makes a good one so that’s fair enough. To me though, crying in front of other men is quite brave
Do we have a credible source?
Made up tripe? This is the Guardian, not Breitbart.
the story started off as 'close to tears'There is a difference between sobbing & passionate angry crying.
I very much doubt the player was sobbing.