[Football] Your last words as Southgate

[TomandJerry]

Before the team goes out to play against Italy...

What would your last words be tonight?

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[Gabbafella]

Don't **** it up lads.

 

[Swansman]

Don't **** it up lads.

Yes, fill them with fear, caution and negative thoughts.

 

[Bodian]

You've got 90 minutes to save my job https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?388564-Gareth-Southgate-90-minutes-to-save-his-job&highlight=southgate+90+minutes




(according to NSC!)

 

[Gabbafella]

Yes, fill them with fear, caution and negative thoughts.

It's a joke. Don't be a ****.

 

[B-right-on]

Believe in yourself and don't be afraid to make a mistake

 

[pasty]

Go out there and make history.

 

[Postman Pat]

You've earned your place here, keep doing what you have been doing.

 

[A1X]

"Lads, it's Italy..."

 

[AmexRuislip]

Win!

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Last words TO Southgate: Don't mention the war. You mentioned it once but I think you got away with it

 

[Surrey Phil]

With a Michael Caine accent, “rights lads, I’ve got a plan”!!

 

[Tarpon]

Get into them
F*** them up

 

[R. Slicker]

Stand down Harry, This one's too important to play you. Ben starts Tonight.

 

[Poyningsgull]

Stick it up those fekkin eyties

 

[Jim D]

With a Michael Caine accent, “rights lads, I’ve got a plan”!!

Go out there and blow their bloody doors off......

 

[Nitram]

Look boys, I’ve put 9 defenders and two goal keepers in the side, keep believing, Kane and Sterling are coming on for the last ten minutes when they are tired.

 

[vegster]

Keep to the game plan, don't give them the opportunity to get you carded so control your passion, don't argue with the ref and go out and do your best, you are all heroes.

 

[el punal]

The next train terminates at Cockfosters . . . . maybe, I think, I’ve got this one wrong.

 

[1066familyman]

My best ever team talk was during the last season of mini minor football, years ago. We had a friendly with a team the year above. 9 aside on a ¾ pitch.


During the warm up our boys were obviously nervous and kept looking over at the other team. For the team talk I asked if they were afraid because the other team were a year older. Plenty of furtive glances at each other and looking at the ground. I then asked who played against the year above at break times at school. Now they were curious. I then asked who regularly 'skinned up' those older kids during break times. Cue light bulb moments, lots of smiling and chatting among themselves.
Our boys then went out and played the other team off the park, winning 5 - 1

One of the proudest moments of our many years in youth football.






I don't think that talk can be replicated to much effect tonight though

I trust GS to just continue what he's been doing. Because quite simply.... It's working