#discipline

#discipline

Real Madrid are reportedly preparing to part ways with Vinicius Junior in the summer of 2026, according to a report from Sport Bild. The decision, said to have been made in the aftermath of Los Blancos' 2-1 El Clasico victory over Barcelona, could mark the end of an era for one of Madrid's brightest and most controversial stars. The 25-year-old forward, who has been instrumental in Real Madrid's success over recent seasons, reportedly clashed with manager Xabi Alonso after being substituted during the match.

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I didn't speak with Ange. I didn't see him but just said I feel very sorry for him. But we said many times this is a business where if you don't win games, the consequence for all of us is exactly the same. So, sorry for him.

Well, he is available. I just didn't want to change the lineup... The last few games have been really good. We are just going to keep the lineup the same, and that's all it is. He is an important player - we all like him and want him - but sometimes, these are the decisions a coach has to make. They are not easy for the guys who aren't playing.

"My family always taught me that effort matters more than talent," she reflects. "Discipline and consistency are what truly make a difference."

He said: I didn't like that, to be honest with you. It's something that the manager will address with him to explain that West Ham don't want to play like that to get somebody sent off. I thought he played well against Everton, but that is something that Nuno will be pulling him into his office for. He'll shut the door, one-to-one, show him the clip,

It's not a matter of situations involving a specific player. Those who know me are well aware of my point of view on management, on certain behaviours that must be maintained. Sometimes those who don't know me make some mistakes, and it's up to me to restore the situation and reiterate certain concepts to the whole group. Therefore, the first time you allow it, but the second time you don't allow it anymore.

"We play at such a big club," the France international said. "They cannot have only one striker, so it is good he is here. I still have a lot of things to improve and learn. That is for the coach to decide who plays, it's not up to me. I played with two strikers before and one striker, so I can do a lot of things, so if we have to play together, I can do that."

A spoiled child is used to getting what they want when they want it with few exceptions. "Every kid has an off-day -and so do adults - but spoiled kids are stuck in 'me' mode," said Michele Borba, educational psychologist and author of "UnSelfie: Why Empathetic Kids Succeed in Our All-About-Me World." "Everything revolves around their needs, concerns, feelings, wants, desires, and everyone else takes second place."

"Higher parental limit-setting was associated with a greater likelihood of children achieving the expected level," say the study authors.

At school, just weeks into the new year, my son was labeled as disruptive, a cruel mischaracterization of a child struggling with sensory processing issues.

Despite any responsibility I might take as a footballer, I have to understand that this is a soccer pitch, with all the possible emotions, which we have to control as much as possible.

Berube emphasizes the need for hard, disciplined play, focusing on the game rather than seeking retribution against players like Bennett.