Post by ForeverBlue on Sept 30, 2020 18:11:15 GMT 1
Received this from the FA earlier:
Gareth adds his name to the Pledge of Positivity
England Men’s Senior Team Manager, Gareth Southgate has made his ‘Pledge of Positivity’ which asks parents and spectators involved in under-18s grassroots football to commit to creating a more positive environment at matches across the country.
Gareth appeared in a video highlighting the importance of positivity on the side-lines and the impact a negative coach can have on the enjoyment of those playing the game.
Make a positive start to your season and show your support by making the pledge today.
My response just sent to the FA:
"I will make my pledge the second after the FA agrees to an independent enquiry into their complete loss of identity with our national game. Grass roots football has now been let down once too often by our governing body and I cannot in all conscience support anything which the FA proposes. Time to call it a day, resign en bloc and allow supporters to take over the running of our game."
I can never, ever, support anything put forward by the most inept body ever created to run something that I used to be proud to call our national game. They are a disgrace to profess to be the custodians of our game.
Gareth adds his name to the Pledge of Positivity
England Men’s Senior Team Manager, Gareth Southgate has made his ‘Pledge of Positivity’ which asks parents and spectators involved in under-18s grassroots football to commit to creating a more positive environment at matches across the country.
Gareth appeared in a video highlighting the importance of positivity on the side-lines and the impact a negative coach can have on the enjoyment of those playing the game.
Make a positive start to your season and show your support by making the pledge today.
My response just sent to the FA:
"I will make my pledge the second after the FA agrees to an independent enquiry into their complete loss of identity with our national game. Grass roots football has now been let down once too often by our governing body and I cannot in all conscience support anything which the FA proposes. Time to call it a day, resign en bloc and allow supporters to take over the running of our game."
I can never, ever, support anything put forward by the most inept body ever created to run something that I used to be proud to call our national game. They are a disgrace to profess to be the custodians of our game.
