Stuart Pearce MBE (aka Psycho) is a former England football player, captain, manager, coach and current pundit for Talk Sport. For many Stuart is fondly remembered for his role at clubs such as Manchester City, West Ham United, Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest under the leadership of the iconic Brian Clough. Stuart was also an integral part of the England Team during the 1990 World Cup and 1996 European Championships.
This episode is a fascinating journey of reflection into events such as missing the penalty in the 1990 World Cup, Stuart's experience of the incredible level of humility from the German players after the semi final and of the difficult decision to leave West Ham United as the manager.
Stuart is someone who has reflected deeply on his experiences, both triumph and challenge as we explore his own personal lessons and how this can apply to leaders in any sector and at any level.
This episode provides insight behind the human being who has at times had to carry the weight of the nation on his shoulders yet still remain grounded and humble from his early beginnings and setbacks by leveraging an incredibly resilient work ethic.
Also, see what Stuart and the England Team initially thought of the Three Lions anthem. Understand who Stuart thinks is a real leader and why. We even explore the prospect of a non football player successfully leading and managing a Premiership Club and discuss how Stuart was forced to consider leadership as he took the FA Cup to Afghanistan for a troop visit.
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