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So you are saying that kids don't learn from their idols and that is just being a lazy argument?
Yet you also throw in the oil state and beheadings (which most kids don't even see or understand) and yet think that isn't lazy of you?
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Idols maybe… but no one idolises a manager. Go up to kids and ask who their idols are, they’ll say Salah, TAA, vvd, Bruno, Isak… no one is saying Eddie Howe and klopp are their idols and they want to grow up to be like them. And even so, most people know right from wrong and will see what they are doing and if it’s wrong will know that.
I’ve never seen anyone actually do something and say, well I say X do that on tv so assumed it was ok? And if they do and their kids, a good coach/parent will call them out on it and teach them that’s not the way to behave.
So yes. Kids may learn from idols, but strongly believe that parents/friends play a much bigger role in behaviour than a manager they see on tv once a week.

