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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
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		<description>JC - that is a very lucid breakdown of it - also having coached a few times myself, You have to be the bigger person in all situations.  The effort of the other team (especially in a very respectful tournament as the WC is) is always to be commended.However, my one question is - is there not some benefit (when dealing with professionals like our world cuppers), to spark some &quot;energy&quot; in the players by basically giving them a kick in the ass (hence Arena&#039;s comments to the media)?I think this becomes valuable when your players think they are bigger than you as a coach (which leads to many other inherent problems to deal with) - but something you see with Professional players constantly.Just a thought...AVG
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