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Post by orientoutlookpodcast on Oct 20, 2024 22:40:31 GMT
Hi everyone, EPISODE 367 of the Orient Outlook Podcast is now available to download on iTunes, www.soundcloud.com/orient-outlook, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn and Android Apps. In this show, we round up all the news from around the club in the last fortnight including: *Our South Stand Chum Chris Cain returns to join Steve as Paul is away on International duty *Colchester United and Northampton Town match reviews *All the latest news & talking points from the two weeks that were at the O's *Your views *Youth team Update *Ladies team Update *Fantasy Football League Update *Prediction League Update *Positives & Negatives Of The Fortnight *Hero Of The Fortnight *Supporters Club Update *Plus lots more... Up The O's! |
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Post by eca on Oct 21, 2024 8:44:56 GMT
Thanks for Podcast
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Post by mrb on Oct 21, 2024 10:10:51 GMT
You guys sounded as depressed as I am re the O’s!!🤣..However,good show
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Post by redintheface on Oct 21, 2024 11:28:51 GMT
Just a short PS to your podcast. For reasons I won’t bore you with I watched Saturdays game at Northampton from the Main Stand. I was about 15 yards or so away from the O’s dugout. Your guest -Chris- was spot on about scapegoats. RW was almost constantly on the back of two or three players who were evidently unable to carry out his instructions or ignoring them. It’s time for a bit or a re-think imho. Reduce the level of aggressive sideline coaching - strip things back to the fundamentals and empower the players to think for themselves a bit more whilst on the pitch. It might just work.👍
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Post by billk53 on Oct 21, 2024 13:10:20 GMT
Just a short PS to your podcast. For reasons I won’t bore you with I watched Saturdays game at Northampton from the Main Stand. I was about 15 yards or so away from the O’s dugout. Your guest -Chris- was spot on about scapegoats. RW was almost constantly on the back of two or three players who were evidently unable to carry out his instructions or ignoring them. It’s time for a bit or a re-think imho. Reduce the level of aggressive sideline coaching - strip things back to the fundamentals and empower the players to think for themselves a bit more whilst on the pitch. It might just work.👍 Definitely worth a try, methinks... |
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Post by dohnut on Oct 21, 2024 14:08:17 GMT
Just a short PS to your podcast. For reasons I won’t bore you with I watched Saturdays game at Northampton from the Main Stand. I was about 15 yards or so away from the O’s dugout. Your guest -Chris- was spot on about scapegoats. RW was almost constantly on the back of two or three players who were evidently unable to carry out his instructions or ignoring them. It’s time for a bit or a re-think imho. Reduce the level of aggressive sideline coaching - strip things back to the fundamentals and empower the players to think for themselves a bit more whilst on the pitch. It might just work.👍 Great comment. One of the hardest things I had to learn as a manager was not to micromanage people. Always, it may surprise some, wanting to stick my nose in and offer my two-pennys worth. Suffocating I’m sure. But I learnt to surround myself with good people who I could trust and let them do their job, be there should they need help. People grow and develop also show they are capable. Those that couldn’t, well that’s down to me, I employed them. RW is a great guy, but if I were playing, his endless actions on the touchline would drive me insane and I’d want away. Occasionally, fine, but he goes OTT. |
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Post by redintheface on Oct 21, 2024 15:02:03 GMT
Just a short PS to your podcast. For reasons I won’t bore you with I watched Saturdays game at Northampton from the Main Stand. I was about 15 yards or so away from the O’s dugout. Your guest -Chris- was spot on about scapegoats. RW was almost constantly on the back of two or three players who were evidently unable to carry out his instructions or ignoring them. It’s time for a bit or a re-think imho. Reduce the level of aggressive sideline coaching - strip things back to the fundamentals and empower the players to think for themselves a bit more whilst on the pitch. It might just work.👍 Great comment. One of the hardest things I had to learn as a manager was not to micromanage people. Always, it may surprise some, wanting to stick my nose in and offer my two-pennys worth. Suffocating I’m sure. But I learnt to surround myself with good people who I could trust and let them do their job, be there should they need help. People grow and develop also show they are capable. Those that couldn’t, well that’s down to me, I employed them. RW is a great guy, but if I were playing, his endless actions on the touchline would drive me insane and I’d want away. Occasionally, fine, but he goes OTT. I guess I’m slightly exaggerating but it almost put me in mind of an American Football coach where every move is scripted and sent in from the sidelines. It’s too much, the players look bewildered at times. |
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Post by Thor on Oct 21, 2024 20:58:09 GMT
Just a short PS to your podcast. For reasons I won’t bore you with I watched Saturdays game at Northampton from the Main Stand. I was about 15 yards or so away from the O’s dugout. Your guest -Chris- was spot on about scapegoats. RW was almost constantly on the back of two or three players who were evidently unable to carry out his instructions or ignoring them. It’s time for a bit or a re-think imho. Reduce the level of aggressive sideline coaching - strip things back to the fundamentals and empower the players to think for themselves a bit more whilst on the pitch. It might just work.👍 very interesting observation. Let's look at Pep he doesn't stop coaching his players, sometimes quite aggressively. Yet they are top players yet its similar to what Richie does. I'm not saying your wrong just that it happens at the top level too. Who is right in that type of coaching or who is wrong is probably down to the delivery of the words being given. I've never heard Richie so don't know what he's saying. But a very good observation RITF nevertheless. |
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Post by dohnut on Oct 21, 2024 21:24:42 GMT
Great comment. One of the hardest things I had to learn as a manager was not to micromanage people. Always, it may surprise some, wanting to stick my nose in and offer my two-pennys worth. Suffocating I’m sure. But I learnt to surround myself with good people who I could trust and let them do their job, be there should they need help. People grow and develop also show they are capable. Those that couldn’t, well that’s down to me, I employed them. RW is a great guy, but if I were playing, his endless actions on the touchline would drive me insane and I’d want away. Occasionally, fine, but he goes OTT. I guess I’m slightly exaggerating but it almost put me in mind of an American Football coach where every move is scripted and sent in from the sidelines. It’s too much, the players look bewildered at times. I was at Reading, last season not this. Richie was on the pitch dishing out instructions. And I mean on the pitch. He collided with the linesman at one point, running the line and not expecting someone in his way. An ex player who really wants to be out there. The technical area is there for a reason. Richie ignores it. He constantly moans at the 4th official too. And of course we know he interferes with play. Some self discipline is called for. There is coaching the players but this is too much. |
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