Non-League Paper

SO, WHAT MAKES A TRUE LEADER?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

My old Aldershot captain Rhys Day,
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There’s so many different ways of being a leader in the game of football. Some lead vocally and some lead by their actions. Most leaders are believed to be the ones that are spotted screaming and shouting on a Saturday afternoon, but this is far from true. At times, those who are screaming and shouting are the ones who are trying to deflect from a bad performance of their own. But to the fans it looks great.
A good leader for me is one who can identify how to speak to certain teammates as each and every one of us is different. Some c...

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