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PHIL GOULD
Goals, no matter how desirable, almost always at some point appear
unobtainable. In everyday life these goals may arise in the form of
losing weight, finding a better job or any other strain of self-
improvement.
In Rugby League though, these targets usually pertain to being placed
near the top of the ladder, or when broken down to week-by-week aims,
beating the better teams on a regular basis.
At first some sides may seem out of reach and impossible to defeat,
particularly at the junior level where physical disparity so often
determines the outcome.
However Phil Gould, former Sydney City, Penrith and Canterbury coach
has a distinct principle which he believes helps to avoid the
enormity of an impending fixture and create a level playing field. In
essence, it revolves around viewing the present time in a reference
frame of its own, rather than in relation to an eventual goal.
"Certainly, try to be as good as you can be on any given week, but
understand there will be ebbs and flows in the course of a season,
both individually and as a team," he says.
"Really do try to keep yourself occupied in the short term, try to
keep yourself in the moment. If you do that, each day runs into the
next and each game runs into the next and each month runs into the
next and then in the longer term each season runs into the next
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"Review what you have done, work on what you can improve and look
forward to the events of the next day.
"Rather than just looking at the end result all the time, concentrate
on the job at hand.
"If you get tied up in the win/loss situation too much and worry what
this game might mean later in the year, you carry a whole burden on
your shoulders.
"It is the same as what you expect from your players. When they are
out on the field, you want them to concentrate on what they're doing
right at that moment, not what might happen in the future."
In the dreaded situation of shaping a team at the bottom of the ladder
into genuine title contenders, every aspect or avenue of possible
improvement needs to be scoured. And by the same token, every
department of vulnerability needs to be either completely overhauled
or lessened in its impact".
It is this ethos of selective improvement that Gould carried with him
in his three seasons at Sydney City, taking the Roosters from
fourteenth, to ninth, to fourth in successive campaigns.
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