Britain's Most Successful Coach on Culture First, Trophies Second | Matt Peet (E392)

I take responsibility. Have I picked the right team? Have I given the right information? And I and again I think it rubs off on your players then. I just think it's a healthy place to be.

We get on really well, but we also fiercely want to get better and challenge one another and embrace conflict. Healthy conflict. You've got to start by doing the work on yourself, understanding yourself, improving myself. You know, that's the best place to start to improve the group. That

is the voice of Matt Pete, the head coach of the Wigan Warriors, a club widely considered to be one of the most successful rugby league clubs in history. Matt led the Wigan Warriors men's team to an unprecedented run of success. He's won every major trophy in British Rugby League, and is a coach who's been compared to the level of Pep Guardiola. And yet his route to the top is anything but traditional. He's never played professionally, but instead he's worked his way up through the academy system.

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