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They Thought it Was All Over.99.99.99They Were Right!
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Foreword How do we want this book to be used? 1: Picture this 2: It wasn't always so 3: Just not good enough 4: What went wrong? 5: An imaginary call from the F.A. 6: Our dream, our mission 7: Vision and goal achievement 8: Know your values 9: How healthy is England's belief system? 10:Balance 11:Visualisation 12: Questions that change mindsets 13: Managing change 14: A contract with the fans 15: Motivational environments 16: Celebrating success 17: Back to the future The Authors

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Ged Palmer currently lives and works in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates as an International Human Resources Development Specialist. He is a psychologist, an expert in competency and performance management and a qualified coach who likes to work with organisations in bringing out their true talents and capabilities. He has been closely involved in team-building and leadership training for major multinationals such as bp and Total helping to build high performance work teams. When not training for triathlons or performing as a musician with traditional Irish band, Inis Oirr (visit www.inis oirr.com) Ged can be found at his home in Italy where he helps in the restoration and maintenance of a medieval castle. He is a life-long Liverpool football fan. Janice Barnett is a coach, team builder,entrepreneur, writer and trainer with a lifelong passion for personal development and an unrelenting desire to turn her dreams into realities. Previously a diplomat working in international law enforcement she now runs her own coaching practice (www.pathfinderscoaching.net) and creative arts and activity centre in Burgundy where she now lives (www.thereallybigdreamcompany.com). First and foremost though, Janice is an Arsenal supporter. Since watching Arsenal beat Wolves 2-1 back in 1977 with her Dad she hasn't looked back. Her most treasured moment is standing at Anfield with her sister watching the double winning match. A triumph of self-belief over the odds if ever there was one. However, there have been football lows - Janice had her arm broken whilst playing 6 a-side football for her office team. But to prove every cloud has a silver lining, this happened two days before the 1990 World Cup kicked off ensuring four weeks of uninterrupted football viewing. Jo Simpson is a Professional Speaker,Facilitator and Executive Leadership Coach, who specialises in the area of the impact that mindset has on performance and team transformation. Jo has been running one of the most successful and respected Coaching and Mentoring Businesses in Dubai, UAE for the last 5 years working with clients that include KPMG, Lloyds Bank Plc, Barclays Bank, Microsoft, L'Oreal, Nokia and Gas and Oil Companies. Jo has recently made an 'intuitive' decision to relocate to the UK, while continuing to work on an international basis. Jo is a Certified Professional Coach, whose interest in football began at an early age under the influence of her football-focused father and brother. It is a combination of this interest and her passion for people development, which led Jo to co-author this book. To find out more, or book Jo for speaking events and corporate leadership and team coaching visit www.josimpson.com /www.coachme.ae

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A book with a different approach and a thoroughly enjoyable readA" - Gary Lineker This book should only be available to the England team and supporters - we don't want everybody else learning from it.A" - Adrian Luscombe-Whyte, England football fan

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