Christophe Urios signing tonight at Cultura.
In this context Christopher Urios will be this evening at 6:30 p.m. for a signing at the Cultura de Bordeaux Lac with Frédéric Rey-Millet, management specialist, is the founder of EthiKonsulting, a consulting firm in managerial innovation. Together they have written two books, the most recent of which they will sign this evening “a season in hell, stories of audacity, failure and resilience” published by Eyrolles. This delicate period for Union Bordeaux Bègles which has just chained three consecutive defeats is not to displease Christophe Urios according to Frédéric Rey-Millet who was the guest of 100%UBB.
he said it at the end of the match during the defeat against Racing and it refers to a quote he loves from Kennedy: “when it’s hard to advance, it’s the tough ones who advance”. He had already experienced a similar situation in Castres, I remember a 52-14 defeat in La Rochelle and as he says it is now that we will really see if we have a team. After and there it’s me who thinks so, it’s not by losing three games that UBB has become a bad team, it hasn’t escaped you that the Union is still at the top of the championship – Frédéric Rey- Millet
It’s time to face your own responsibilities
All managers are, at one time or another in their career and even more regularly in a season, confronted with periods of less well. Ugo Mola the Toulouse coach has just ended a series of six consecutive defeats.
I don’t know any teams that succeed in having a perfect season in rugby, with no air gaps and Christophe summed up the situation well at the end of the match lost against Toulouse where a journalist told him that UBB is facing the Wall. He replied that the subject is not to be back to the wall or to face the adversary, but to face our responsibilities. And it seems to me that over the past few years, the level of play and the level of collective and individual responsibility have been improving, since it has not escaped your notice that for the past three years, overall, with relatively few changes among the workforce, the UBB ranking is progressing steadily. So it’s an air hole. He has known others. He knows how to do it – Frédéric Rey-Millet.
Do you want to talk about rugby and management? See you tonight at 6:30 p.m. at Cultura de Bordeaux Lac with Christophe Urios and Frédéric Rey-Millet for their book “a season in hell, stories of audacity, failure and resilience” published by Eyrolles.