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Originally Posted by Moneyhands23
Ya, I totally disagree. I think these players are humans and not robots no matter how proffesional they are. A true leader spends time making sure his team is ready for every challange. I have led large teams of people as well as small groups. Getting them primed for a meeting or a big day is always a key to success.
Also I wouldn't consider a lot of these young players adults. A fair amount of them are only a few years removed from being teenager's.
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This is so absolutely completely totally wrong.
I do not understand why people keep pushing this fairy tale, Hollywood narrative.
A coach's job is to implement a system, prepare the game plan, and adapt to game situations. Gulutzan may be good/bad at all/any/none of these things - I don't know.
What I do know is that to motivate professional athletes to be ready to play is absolutely no part of his job description.