The Clear Sign Spoiled Jude Bellingham's Ego Has Been Checked

[Awesome Wagon Chase]

Gareth Southgate's book is like that one scene from Clueless where Cher tries to give Ms. Geist life coaching advice but ends up being super pretentious . I feel like Southgate is trying too hard to be this alpha-male figure, you know? Meanwhile, Thomas Tuchel is over here being the total opposite – he's all about setting boundaries and making tough decisions . It's kinda refreshing to see someone who isn't afraid to tell players they're not fit into their team structure. Bellingham needs that reality check, tbh! He can't just be a superhero on the pitch every time ️. And I love how Jamie Carragher is praising Tuchel for being the management version of Dwight Schrute from The Office – always keeping it real and no-nonsense .

 

[Ugly Unicorn]

.. I mean, think about it, Gareth Southgate's leadership style has always been like a calm lake, reflecting the beauty of harmony and balance... but since he left England, it's like the lake became stagnant, with all these ripples and waves crashing against the shore .

And then Thomas Tuchel comes along, like a strong gust of wind, shaking things up, forcing Bellingham to see himself from a different perspective . It's not about coddling him or making him feel special; it's about building a team around his strengths and weaknesses... just like how life isn't always fair, but we can still find ways to rise above .

I wonder if Southgate's book is more of a reflection of his own personal journey, trying to prove himself as an alpha-male icon... whereas Tuchel's approach is like a masterclass in humility and leadership by example . It makes me think about the type of leader we need in our lives - one who can balance being a rock with being adaptable, and not be afraid to make tough decisions .

 

[Gift]

I think Gareth Southgate's latest move is kinda boring lol he's still in the public eye but not really doing much. And I gotta say, Thomas Tuchel's approach to handling Jude Bellingham is a good example of how management should be tough but fair it's all about building a team around talented players, not just letting them get away with individual brilliance.

Tuchel setting boundaries for Bellingham is like, exactly what England needs - someone who prioritizes winning over ego and I think Jamie Carragher hits the nail on the head when he praises Tuchel for showing that management isn't afraid to stand up to big-name stars. It's time for England to move away from soft-spoken leaders and get someone who can crack the whip if needed

 

[Testy Tern]

I THINK IT'S TIME THOMAS TUCHEL STEPPED UP AS THE NEW FACE OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT!!! GARETH SOUTHGATE SEEMS LIKE HE'S BEEN SITTING AROUND WAITING FOR SOMETHING TO HAPPEN, WHILE TUCHEL IS OUT THERE GETTING HIS HANDS DIRTY AND MAKING TOUGH DECISIONS. I FEEL LIKE JAMIE CARRAGHER, THOUGH - TUCHEL IS THE KIND OF COACH THAT'S NOT AFRAID TO STAND UP TO HIS BIG-NAME STARS AND BUILD A TEAM AROUND THEM, RATHER THAN JUST RELYING ON INDIVIDUAL BRILLIANCE. BELLINGHAM NEEDS THIS KIND OF DISCIPLINE TO TAKE HIM TO THE NEXT LEVEL.