Week in the Life | Football Operations Edition 🏉 🗓️ Follow along as our Football Operations Coordinator, Harry, takes us through a work week at the Club! Deakin University
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Learn more about the advantages of being a student-athlete in college, and how these will be great assets in the future! Our brilliant Recruitment Associate on the Nordics team, Tim Bernhardsson, earned his bachelor’s degree in business management while playing for the men’s soccer team at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton ⚽️☀️🌴👨🎓 Check out his thoughts on the benefits of becoming a student-athlete here: https://lnkd.in/dbw25QbQ #WhatsYourJourney
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Emeritus State Director of Coaching, California Youth Soccer Assoc., Author & Creator of the FUNdamental SOCCER Player Development Methodology.
STRUCTURED PROCESSES (Part #1) Jan Eric Nordmo has worn many hats: town commissioner, Boy Scout leader, sports facility owner, and soccer coach educator. In each role, one principle has consistently driven his success—Structured Processes. These methods not only guided him to achieve remarkable outcomes but also fueled his personal and professional growth. Discover how embracing Structured Processes can revolutionize the game of soccer and beyond. READ ON >>> https://lnkd.in/gmYWkjrV
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The Lions Roar: England's Victory and Its Lessons for the Job Market Last night, the Lions did it! With grit, determination, and an unyielding team spirit, England has made it to the final. Our squad showcased what happens when individual talents come together with a common goal – a true testament to the power of teamwork. This victory is more than just a win on the pitch; it's a reminder of the importance of collaboration in every aspect of life, including the job market. Just as our football team thrived through unity and shared purpose, the same principles apply to the workplace. Whether you're a job seeker, an employee, or an employer, remember that success is built on a foundation of teamwork, support, and shared vision. Let's carry this spirit forward, ensuring that our professional environments foster cooperation, resilience, and collective achievement. Together, we can achieve greatness. Up the Lions! 🔥 #Teamwork #JobMarket #EnglandVictory #FinalBound
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After just finishing my role as Captain of the Polo Club at Oxford Brookes University, here are some key takeaways. 🏇🎉 As the Club Captain, my key responsibilities included: 🗂️ Organising players for practice sessions and matches. 📅 Coordinating polo lessons and training programs. 🕒 Managing schedules and logistics to ensure smooth operations. 🗣️ Facilitating communication between players, coaches, and club members. 🏆 Overseeing club events and competitions. Throughout this role, I have learned several valuable skills, including: Organisation: Effectively managing multiple schedules, resources, and events. 📋 Time Management: Balancing academic commitments with club responsibilities and ensuring timely execution of activities. ⏰ Leadership: Leading a diverse group of players, fostering teamwork, and promoting a positive club culture. 👥 Communication: Ensuring clear and consistent communication between all stakeholders. 🗨️ Problem-Solving: Addressing challenges and finding innovative solutions to keep the club running smoothly. 🧩 I am immensely grateful for the support and dedication of my fellow club members, coaches, and everyone involved. Your passion and commitment have been truly inspiring. 🌟 As I move forward, I am excited to apply these skills as my new role as President. 🙏 #Polo #Leadership #TimeManagement #Organization #Teamwork #NewBeginnings
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At face value, this video might look like a passionate football manager reflecting on a game, questioning decisions made by match officials (referees, VAR etc). But, look a bit deeper - it is about the divide that exists between the East and West. It's that feeling of being an outsider because of where you live. People have a preconceived idea of who you are based on where you are from. And then there is the feeling of disenfranchisement, the reality is we don't have the same access to things as other areas do. Growing up in South West Sydney, I understand this feeling well. Whenever I'd go to a public speaking competition held at private schools in Sydney's east. When I went to Sydney University. Even at some of my previous jobs. The A-Leagues have an opportunity to shine a spotlight on all the beauty the west has to offer. As Marko Rudan articulated, our community is culturally diverse, passionate, ambitious - we add so much value to the country as a whole. Football can unite the community and can be the platform to exhibit the best of our community too. 👉 This means the way we talk about our communities in the media, how we call out language that is harmful, the standards we hold everyone too (no double standards) and make sure we have different perspectives at decision making tables. Macarthur FC and Western Sydney Wanderers are a beacon of hope for football loving kids in the west but also too an example of the kind of quality you can expect to find in our growing suburbs. (P.S. GO THE BULLS!!) https://lnkd.in/g3Rdss-h
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If a Football Club is Recruiting for a Specific Position, Should They Look at Players Specifically Operating in that Position? In my opinion the answer to this question is a Resounding No!!! Let’s be more specific. Should a Club Searching for a Right Back Exclusively Look at Right Backs? A players position is often determined by a Specific Coach or the Group-Think of a Football Department. The assumption that a given Coach or Football Departments is operating at an optimum level is a mistake that should be factored into your process. Matty Cash spent a lot of his career at Nottingham Forest as an Attacking Midfielder. He’s now embedded into the Right Back Position in a good Aston Villa Team. Finally it’s also important to understand the evolution of a Player’s Position based on where he/she is in their career.
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Focus and Consistency I'm not an avid AFL fan, but I watched the Grand Final yesterday because a colleague, who’s a die-hard fan, got me interested. I also had the chance to attend a function at the Sydney Swans, where their GM shared insights into the club’s values and culture—very impressive! All week, the media was confident the Swans would win. No team had ever come from 5th position to win the flag, and Chris Fagan, Brisbane's coach, has never played at the highest level. At 62, he’s also the oldest coach in the league (never underestimate experience!). Yet, Brisbane took control from the first quarter and never looked back. As someone who works with many CEOs leading large teams, one thing I know for sure is that being crystal clear on your strategy and sticking to it is often a winning formula. How did a team like the Swans, who led all season, stumble at the final hurdle? Was it overconfidence? An organisational issue? Or did Brisbane simply execute their strategy better? Brisbane's win is a great reminder that focus and consistency are key, whether in sports or business.
Brisbane Lions thrash Sydney Swans to claim AFL flag
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Look forward to delivering a webinar on a great topic related to the development of proactive skill sets in goalkeepers, a requirement in the modern game Register here >> bit.ly/3JhTlx3
We are continuing our ongoing series of Shared Best Practice webinars, with Football Queensland Head of Goalkeeping Dale Hill joining Moreton City Excelsior Technical Director Matt Poole on next Sunday's webinar! 📋⚽ These seminars are a great opportunity for coaches across the state to gain added knowledge on a range of key areas, as we continue collaboration with leading club Technical Directors and Staff who will share their knowledge and insight into their best practices 👨🏫 📋 Register now 👉 bit.ly/3JhTlx3
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🥇 🏉 Communication is KEY 🏉 🥇 There's a lot of lessons corporate and tactical teams can take from watching sports! One of these lessons is about the important of effective (verbal/nonverbal) communication. The clip below is from the 2015 Ruby Final match between the New Zealand All Blacks vs. the Australia Wallabies. A couple of key points I want to point out from this clip: 1. Richie McCaw’s Leadership: As captain, Richie McCaw was constantly communicating with his teammates, directing them in both attack and defense. His leadership and clear communication set up the play leading to Barrett's try. 2. The Setup Play: Before Barrett scored, the All Blacks executed a series of well-coordinated passes and offloads, showing excellent communication among the players to maintain the flow of the game and break through the Australian defense. 3. Beauden Barrett’s Anticipation: Barrett’s awareness and communication with his teammates allowed him to identify the gap and sprint down the field to score the try. His ability to read the game and communicate his intentions resulted in one of the most memorable moments of the final. Now, applying that to your team, we see that effective communication comes from the TOP. Leadership is responsible for setting the expectation and overseeing the execution of effective communication and mission success. Let me show you some skills that you can put in to practice that will help you take your team to the next level and get you communicating for success. #communication #performance #rugby #sportpsychology #coaching #teamwork #leadership #professionaldevelopment #keynote #publicspeaking #teambuilding #sports #corporate #tactical #effective #execute #goals #success https://lnkd.in/ghwNHCHf
Barrett try finishes great All Blacks passing move
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As a Director, if you could pick one, which one would you personally choose to work on and improve? - Being on site, AND visible - Creating more social AND competitive programs - Stronger staff training opportunities - Being on the court too much - Inadequate staff and lack of training - Fair and equitable team tennis management - Communication with committees and boards/leadership (Note: This data comes from research with private equity clubs)
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