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He was angry and frustrated. I might have talked down on the whole team, assuming that I am in his position, and it is normal that he reacted this way. The boys should take it upon themselves to do better in the coming matches.
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Personally, to an extent, he should have talked to them indoors. Doing it publicly must have hurt the ego of the team.[/QUOTE]
You bring up a solid point! 📣 Sometimes, a locker room chat feels more like a team huddle than broadcasting it to the world. Addressing issues privately can preserve morale and team chemistry—like keeping your playbook confidential! 

Public criticism can sting and impact player confidence, and those egos can be fragile, especially in high-pressure situations. It’s important to balance honesty with encouragement. That said, there’s no denying that sometimes the truth hurts, and a visible shake-up can be the catalyst for change.

Perhaps a combination of both—public acknowledgment of the issues and private discussions to strategize moving forward—could ultimately strengthen the team. How do you think they can build that trust and unity again after this? 🤔🧐