A little Half time teamtalk guide

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Good day to you all, here is a little guide I made the other day regarding teamtalks, here are a few pointers that could help with regards to getting the best out of your players :)



1) player rating below 6

Response:
Dissappointed, angry, have faith (depends how cross you get) I feel that angry works with senior players and Have faith works with younger players..

2) player rating below 6.5

Response:
Have faith, prove a point, even dissapointed..
prove a point works the best for me with both senior and younger players...

3) player rating 7 (just above, just below)

Response:
Pleased, dont expect performance to drop

4) player rating above 7.5

Response:
pleased, delighted, have faith, Teamtalk, dont expect performance to drop...
have faith works well when this player is a youngster
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I like to never say pleased as I feel sometimes the team takes their foot off the pedal and sometimes let the other team back into the game.
 
I used to feel the same way, that is why you must say that you dont expect their performance to drop :)

you can say pleased to the players only playing over 8 if you like...
 
TommiG88 said:
I like to never say pleased as I feel sometimes the team takes their foot off the pedal and sometimes let the other team back into the game.
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if leading well at h/t i say "dont let your performance drop" as a general teamtalk with the odd "have faith" for individuals, if used all the time it doen't work as well so i chuck the odd "pleased" in, esp in less important games
 
If I am winning 1-0 it'll be 'Dont let your performance drop'
If we're winning by 2 or more then i'll say that I am pleased.
If 0-0 but creating chances I say we only need one more goal.
If 0-0 but they're all over us I encourage the team.
If losing 1-0 I encourage the team.
If losing by 2 I am disappointed.
If losing by 3 or more I am angry.
 
TommiG88 said:
I like to never say pleased as I feel sometimes the team takes their foot off the pedal and sometimes let the other team back into the game.
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I thought the same as you but I've found that if you tell your strikers and attackers that you're pleased they can get a morale boost.
 
I noticed whenever I'm leading in the 1st half and I tell them 'don't let ur form drop' but some player always get the response 'angered,seems confused' .I think it depends on their personality too.

Btw any ideas about second leg/extra time teamtalk? :)
 
Btw any ideas about second leg/extra time teamtalk? :)[/QUOTE]

This can be tricky esp when leading comfortably after the first leg. seen so many euro-minnows get back into a game when i've "warned against complacency"


"i expect a win" and a bit of rotation usually works for me
 
DanWalsallFC said:
Not that I am normally 3 or more goals down at half time!! :D
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I should hope so :D

Anyway I usually encourage them if I'm 1-0 up or drawing, I say I'm pleased if I'm 2 or more goals up. When I'm behind by one goal I say "we can win this" and if 2 or more goals behind I say I'm angry, which usually makes me come back one or more goals, but still lose the game :S
 
Good guide. I usually do the same things so i guess i am doing everything right ;)
 
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