Ross Pressnell

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Amazing after School club with lots of Children taught life saving skills 👌❤️ @RRtrainingUK #CPR #recoveryposition #bandaging

💪💪💪❤️ @RRtrainingUK Well done to staff from Joy Lane Primary School Foreland Fields School The Whitstable School EKC Canterbury College

What an amazing week!! Life saving skills being delivered ❤️❤️ Well done to staff from The King's School Canterbury and St Lawrence College Ramsgate conpleting first aid courses this week 👌 We look forward to more first aid courses next week 👍👍 @RRtrainingUK

Football is DEAD get #VAR in the bin what a fucking joke

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Maybe on winter break but still wanted to train minimum 3 times a week #workrate #wantstoplay #improvement #mentality ⚽️💪

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Wow! What a week of courses Lots of new First Aiders completing their FAW/EFAW or attending an attendance course @RRtrainingUK Massive well done EKC Broadstairs College EKC Ashford College EKC Canterbury College EKC Sheppey CollegeForeland Fields School @vista_twisters

Possession is not just passing . Dribbling /carrying the ball is also possession. So how are we allowing ball carriers to be brilliant. practices that don’t include carrying the ball are just really passing practices, fine but it’s those ‘ ball carriers’ that often do the damage.

Alex Inglethorpe, Liverpool’s Academy Director, is blunt about early ranking, it’s almost meaningless. What a player is at 9, 12 or 13 tells you almost nothing about what they can become. ➠ Trent Alexander-Arnold not number one in his group. ➠ Connor Bradley not number one in his group. ➠ Jarell Quansah not number one in his group at that time. And you could go through all of them. Every now and again you see the obvious one, Jude Bellingham at Birmingham and Rooney at Everton. Clear standouts who stayed standouts. They exist, but they’re the exception. ⇢ Harry Kane shows the reality. At Tottenham at 13 he was middle of the group at best. Not on the podium. Gold and silver medalist Harry Kane wasn’t anywhere near it according to Alex Inglethorpe when he was at Tottenham Academy then. Then Brad Friedel came in one day and said “he finishes like Robbie Fowler”. ➝ No backlift. ➝ Hits the ball hard. ➝ Finds corners. That single comment shifted the perspective. These players didn’t announce themselves as prodigies, they grew. They changed physically, mentally, technically, socially. Someone recognised the direction they were moving in, not the snapshot they were frozen in. That’s often (not always) core coaching failure at youth level, adults obsess over the podium instead of the trajectory. ⁃ The best at 12 is often the earliest developer. ⁃ The middle is often the one with the longer runway. ⁃ The worst is often the one carrying the biggest biological gap. Alex Inglethorpe’s message is brutal but accurate: 🔴 Stop judging children by where they sit in the pack. 🔴 Start judging them by what their behaviours, mindset and habits suggest they might become.

🚨WATCH🚨 Sadio Mane talking about Roberto Firmino is the most WHOLESOME stuff you'll ever see. He talks about Bobby's SELFLESS nature and his incredible HUMANITY. He revealed that the only footballer's shirt in his house is Bobby's 🥹

A reminder to everyone that grief is far from linear. Even in your happiest moments, people you've lost will be on your mind. So pleased for Robbo. A Liverpool legend. No matter how our players perform this year, no one can doubt their bravery.

Futsal tournament #stgeorgesparkfootballcentre ⚽️💪 #GillinghamFC u9s

@AJRasheed90 Already went to message you bout something sunday 🤣🤣 miss ya bud #legend

Still one of best places I've coached #Summerland