He hasn't gone 'mental' at all. Most players would have been at clubs that have done something similar before. If not hypnotherapy, but some form of psychological training.
I think a lot of people misunderstand what hypnotherapy actually is. The Paul McKenna show for example was a joke and they picked on people they knew would deliberately play up. Hypnotherapy is form of psychology and helps teach people self-control…not to how to wake up in five seconds and act like a chicken.
I think a lot of people misunderstand what hypnotherapy actually is. The Paul McKenna show for example was a joke and they picked on people they knew would deliberately play up. Hypnotherapy is form of psychology and helps teach people self-control…not to how to wake up in five seconds and act like a chicken.
It's all about putting yourself in a state of relaxing and focusing your mind. You don't go to sleep and can't be made to do anything against your will. It's widely used in loads of sports, so unlike the pink kit voting, nothing to see here.........
Can't have a lot of faith in his own man management and motivational skills if he's hoping hypnotherapy will change their fortunes. Sub-consciously or otherwise, the players may well draw the same conclusions. This a man who gave up at Palace because he acknowledged he had run out of ideas. I think the playing squad there saved their own bacon last year. They will beat us on 22nd November no doubt but that might be light relief as they continue to slide down the table. Here's hoping anyway....
Is 'Let's all laugh at someone's misfortune' the best response that people can come up with? It isn't working out for this guy at the moment, just as it wasn't for Bob Peters. Let's hope that we can beat Millwall, and beat them well. How about we leave it at that?
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3,2,1..you're back in the room.
No shit Sherlock.....................
Hypnotist: "Aint a fecking miracle worker, dont even think one of those could make someone love Millwall"
It implies that he had a plot in the first place.