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Started by Ducks15, May 09 2009 12:33 PM
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Posted 09 May 2009 - 12:33 PM
I was watching Day in the Life of Chris Pronger yesterday... caught a piece of the poster behind his locker, couldn't see the entire thing all I saw was something about making excuses.. Does anybody have a picture of this, or know what it says? Thanks in advance!
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Still a rollercoaster ride. Sigh ... Go Ducks!
Posted 09 May 2009 - 05:58 PM
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Posted 11 May 2009 - 12:42 PM
Awesome!! Thanks.
You don't possibly have the rest of the posters up on the walls in there do you? That'd be great if you did! :-D
You don't possibly have the rest of the posters up on the walls in there do you? That'd be great if you did! :-D
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Posted 11 May 2009 - 06:49 PM
I've had them written down from a long while back. They are in order:
1. Maintain Positive Attitude - expect a lot of yourself and only accept your best. Don’t sulk or point fingers. Stay positive when things get tough.
2. Every player is a leader – lead by example: work ethic, support teammates, bring energy every day.
3. Self disciplined aggression – control emotions when playing aggressively or you will be controlled by opponents or situations (i.e. bad call, cheap shot)
4. Avoid making excuses - admit mistakes, errors, lapses in discipline, defeats, without excuses. Learn from your mistakes. Focus on improvements.
5. Unselfishness is essential – team before self! We win together and lose together. We are all responsible. Teammates, staff and officials are to be treated with respect!
1. Maintain Positive Attitude - expect a lot of yourself and only accept your best. Don’t sulk or point fingers. Stay positive when things get tough.
2. Every player is a leader – lead by example: work ethic, support teammates, bring energy every day.
3. Self disciplined aggression – control emotions when playing aggressively or you will be controlled by opponents or situations (i.e. bad call, cheap shot)
4. Avoid making excuses - admit mistakes, errors, lapses in discipline, defeats, without excuses. Learn from your mistakes. Focus on improvements.
5. Unselfishness is essential – team before self! We win together and lose together. We are all responsible. Teammates, staff and officials are to be treated with respect!
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Posted 11 May 2009 - 07:11 PM
QUOTE (MrsBevo @ May 11 2009, 07:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I've had them written down from a long while back. They are in order:
1. Maintain Positive Attitude - expect a lot of yourself and only accept your best. Don’t sulk or point fingers. Stay positive when things get tough.
2. Every player is a leader – lead by example: work ethic, support teammates, bring energy every day.
3. Self disciplined aggression – control emotions when playing aggressively or you will be controlled by opponents or situations (i.e. bad call, cheap shot)
4. Avoid making excuses - admit mistakes, errors, lapses in discipline, defeats, without excuses. Learn from your mistakes. Focus on improvements.
5. Unselfishness is essential – team before self! We win together and lose together. We are all responsible. Teammates, staff and officials are to be treated with respect!
1. Maintain Positive Attitude - expect a lot of yourself and only accept your best. Don’t sulk or point fingers. Stay positive when things get tough.
2. Every player is a leader – lead by example: work ethic, support teammates, bring energy every day.
3. Self disciplined aggression – control emotions when playing aggressively or you will be controlled by opponents or situations (i.e. bad call, cheap shot)
4. Avoid making excuses - admit mistakes, errors, lapses in discipline, defeats, without excuses. Learn from your mistakes. Focus on improvements.
5. Unselfishness is essential – team before self! We win together and lose together. We are all responsible. Teammates, staff and officials are to be treated with respect!
Thanks for that. Traditional values... good stuff!
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