Win! (Sports Documentary)-- Who's going to the Tribeca Film Festival screenings?
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Count me in the same boat. Has it been published yet for how long it will be available on demand?
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I say CFG will have the majority say on what happens with player recruitment globally itself in how they scout for example but the likes of Reyna and Vieira will have a say, to me the CFG are basically the higher up of the Director of Football (Reyna)
My understanding is that the scouting for Man City, Melbourne and NYCFC globally are linked as one (CFG), you will though have individual scouts for teams to scout opponents, key players etc.... What they will do is say for example is Player A be suited for this team, Player B will be suited for this team etc, they be shortlisted and presented to NYCFC, Vieira and Reyna will have a say on which players (In the movie win you notice it a bit) I think though maybe Reyna could have more say on domestic players generally
One other thing I forgot was the sequence from inside the locker room at halftime of the first game...Kreis laid into the team and you could see everyone sitting around looking dejected and spent...its the first half of the first game of the season - and a game that they are winning 1-0! And then at the end Kreis said "isn't that right David" and David just stared back at him. Ouch.
Yeah, managing (stroking) egos and lifting a team's energy, enthusiasm, & focus are marks of truly successful managers - to convince the players to run through a brick wall without hesitation. Some managers can inspire like that - Alex Ferguson, Vince Lombardi, Knute Rockne, Herb Brooks, Bill Belichick, Bill Parcells, and lots of others..... but Kreis does not have the charisma or poetic ease, in any way, shape, or form, to inspire greatness in players.
Right - way to pump up the team, you guys are terrible, and if you continue playing like that you are going nowhere tonight or this season. But thank fucking god you are up 1-0. Now go out there and do better. Fail.
Yeah, you can see the look in Lampard's eyes as if he saying "I think I made a mistake"
Ha, yup. It looked like they were watching the Star Wars Cantina scene.This scene?
I know I'm late to the game, but YES showed the movie after Saturday's match, and I finally got around to watching it.... I'll try not to rehash everything everybody has said, but holy hell some of that footage just left me with a WTF/jaw-dropped response. Random musings in no particular order:
Kreis' comment after the draft, "I'm the happiest person in the world, I got everybody I wanted." - almost threw the remote at the tv.
The immediate look of despair on Lampard's face when he first witnessed his new teammates practicing at MCFC. Such a WTF have I done look, and his assessment of them was about as non-committing/distant as he could be while not being an ass.
Seemed that Reyna was really caught by surprise at how much interference CFG put up with regard to Lampard's prolonged loan. He looked gutted.
Didn't realize how unhappy Villa was with going to Austrailia - almost like CFG sprung it on him, or at least changed some details. When he told his manager that either he or somebody else in the car was coming with him (as support), and then when he complained about all of the PR events while not knowing English, it really seemed like he felt as though he was being taken advantage of. Was very refreshing to see how badly he wanted to learn English.
Kreis is a horrible motivator in the locker room. That part about "going to Plan B, but we always knew we'd go to Plan B," was asinine and didn't exactly instill confidence. And can he say a sentence, just one, that doesn't use the word Fck, when trying to give direction/motivate?
Loved the greeting the MCFC fans gave Reyna at the stadium - shoving their beers to his mouth was telling how much they liked & appreciated him.
Telling that nearly every time it was a locker room scene, Villa was sitting back in his locker - almost like he just wanted his privacy / tune out Kreis.
Grabavoy:
Interesting that the coaching staff knew he was an injury waiting to happen every year, and they still made him a priority.
Doubly interesting how adamant Grabavoy was to be a "leader" at training. That, and his "tough-guy" attitude, seemed really contrived/forced.
Kreis' comment after the draft, "I'm the happiest person in the world, I got everybody I wanted." - almost threw the remote at the tv.
The immediate look of despair on Lampard's face when he first witnessed his new teammates practicing at MCFC. Such a WTF have I done look, and his assessment of them was about as non-committing/distant as he could be while not being an ass.
Seemed that Reyna was really caught by surprise at how much interference CFG put up with regard to Lampard's prolonged loan. He looked gutted.
Didn't realize how unhappy Villa was with going to Austrailia - almost like CFG sprung it on him, or at least changed some details. When he told his manager that either he or somebody else in the car was coming with him (as support), and then when he complained about all of the PR events while not knowing English, it really seemed like he felt as though he was being taken advantage of. Was very refreshing to see how badly he wanted to learn English.
Kreis is a horrible motivator in the locker room. That part about "going to Plan B, but we always knew we'd go to Plan B," was asinine and didn't exactly instill confidence. And can he say a sentence, just one, that doesn't use the word Fck, when trying to give direction/motivate?
Loved the greeting the MCFC fans gave Reyna at the stadium - shoving their beers to his mouth was telling how much they liked & appreciated him.
Telling that nearly every time it was a locker room scene, Villa was sitting back in his locker - almost like he just wanted his privacy / tune out Kreis.
Grabavoy:
Interesting that the coaching staff knew he was an injury waiting to happen every year, and they still made him a priority.
Doubly interesting how adamant Grabavoy was to be a "leader" at training. That, and his "tough-guy" attitude, seemed really contrived/forced.
I don't mind coaches swearing a lot, and I feel as though it happens in sports quite often, but when Kreis would swear, it seemed so unnatural and forced. Almost like he read some coaching manual somewhere that said, "as a coach, be sure to use profanity around your players", and tried to insert f bombs wherever he could.
