Legacy of Winners - How do you Win?

Two interesting articles on coaches personalities and your legacy as a person 

"It is why so many players, past and present, take to social media to laud him and will him to keep on fighting. Many of those who played under him still call him “the Boss”. He motivated, knowing when to employ the hairdryer and when to say some soothing, supporting words. For many, Ferguson proved a father figure in their lives, a man who cared for them like sons as well as individuals in his team. It is one reason why Giggs, who was never close to his own father, played so brilliantly for Ferguson. It is why Ferguson leapt on the back of a motorcycle and raced around the boulevards of Paris to find Eric Cantona after the Sardine Sartre disappeared in a huff."

Alex Ferguson and his legacy

"Family is a key part of Guardiola’s approach to management. If a player or coach does not have the right support around him, he is not complete, he feels. That is why the wives, girlfriends and children of City’s title-winning squad were invited on to the pitch after Vincent Kompany lifted the Premier League trophy yesterday evening.'

Pep and the importance of family

Winning is not the key thing

How you win or lose is