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Junior/Youth Proactiveness asked to stop

Brian Hamilton said:
Personally I prefer to praise and encourage positive behaviour. Rather than tell players to keep hands down in an aerial challenge, I will praise them for having their eyes on the ball and only the ball during the challenge.
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This is also basic psychology. If you say 'don't dive in' (only an example), the brain's subconscious mental state can only process the positive words of the sentence - "dive in". Saying a positive phrase, such as stand up, will again transfer psychologically to the action
 
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DanCohen17 said:
This is also basic psychology. If you say 'don't dive in' (only an example), the brain's subconscious mental state can only process the positive words of the sentence - "dive in". Saying a positive phrase, such as stand up, will again transfer psychologically to the action
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I know. I'm not as stupid as I look.
 
To be honest I don't always go over to players at half time I let managers and people like that do what they gotta do
It just I wanted to ask the question to that player what would you prefer me do be proactive or start giving out warning and finally cautions.
 
I made myself look a right ***** using preventive refereeing at the weekend! Academy U15s line, 2 players running for the ball on my touchline around the edge of the area, 9/10 if one goes in for a sliding tackle it isn't going to end well so you hear me " on your feet boys" defender decides to slide in and make a bloody good sliding tackle, defender gets up looks at me and laughs, never felt so stupid!
 
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