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How to Win

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What separates the good from the truly great players? How do football managers get the best out of their team? How do you come back from a crushing defeat to win? In an inspirational, funny and thought-provoking new book, The Secret Footballer teams up with The Secret Psychologist to crack the secrets of success and share with us the tricks and tips that keep the top players at the top of their game. Exploring the winning mindset from confidence to concentration, exposing the successes, the failures and the frauds, this book will shock and entertain. And while most of us will never dribble like Messi or strike like Suarez, we can learn to think like them. How To Win is the thinking fan’s handbook for those who want to win. At football or at life.

288 pages, Paperback

Published August 3, 2017

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December 31, 2017
A lot of nice accessible practical advice here on having a good mindset which comes from the author's experience trying to master the psychological side of playing professional football. The anecdotes in this book serve a purpose of explaining the advice rather than being an old pro wanting to tell stories for the sake of it.

Also discusses the difficulties which professionals experience when coming to terms with the end of their careers / dealing with decline in their sporting capabilities.
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April 13, 2018
Not as interesting as the earlier ones! Good on footballer motivation though.
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