[Albion] RDZ recent interviews

[5Ways Gull]

International break soon and I hope he awards himself a few days in Butlins or something

I thought we were concerned for his wellbeing?

 

[BLOCK F]

The pressure of RDZ is coming from himself ... from his own extraordinary drive.

He has good people around him. He has a leader on the pitch who understands his vision. It's OK for a leader to set the vision, appoint capable people and let them implement the detail sometimes

Yes indeed.
Delegation is a hugely important part of the art of good management. Some people, including the highly driven, often find it difficult.

 

[nickjhs]

RDZ has only recently, reluctantly, left a warzone. He's still grappling with the language. He's a long way from his family. And still he's operating at a level far above anything Potter could ever have dreamt of.

Club needs to safeguard RDZ from himself. Order him to take some downtime, whether he wants to or not. The alternative is burnout

Absolutely this, the problem is telling a perfectionist to take it easy on themselves is as pointless as trying to put out the great fire of London with a cup of tea. It's not going to happen, the only way we can support him is to make sure he has all the resources he needs to eventually win the Club World Cup, nothing less will be good enough. My partners daughter is a perfectionist and while it is wonderful to see her achieve it is heart-breaking to watch the pressure she puts herself under. Full blown perfectionism should be seen as a disorder, not a simple personality trait.

 

[oldboyroy]

We do know Roberto takes losing very personally. He always apologises to us when we lose irrespective of who the opposition is. He is a winner and wants to win every game but not only that, wants to win in a certain style. The pressure comes from within as others allude to.