@@darthdredz ???, Please elaborate, Excuses?? Seems to me Bertier was the one giving the excuses, like he said "no matter what he said" Bertier was not trying to hear him!!
@@jwedgest67 I think both guys were right and wrong. Yeah, if a leader doesn't fight for his own guys, they can't expect the rest of the team to do the same. That's a fair point. On the other hand, it's also an excuse. Integrity is doing the right thing even when the people around you aren't. Integrity is being the example even when your leader isn't.
@@jwedgest67 I agree. I'm just saying that they were both wrong. As a manager in my work, I get a lot of excuses why people don't do the right thing. I always challenge that because integrity is not using excuses even when they're there.
Not only a way out but it was when they realized that they cared more for each other as teammates than they thought..At least enough to be honest with each other man to man.
My favorite part in this whole scene is when Julies says "attitude reflect leadership, captain". A brief moment of honesty and an attempt to reach the other side ❤💯
They finally got it off their chests and were real with each other so they could put it behind them and kick some ass on the football field..One of my favorite scenes of the movie and also one of my favorite movies of all time.
Fifth grade football for me. I couldn’t stand the kid across town. We wound up on the same team, played in junior high and high school. 31 years later and we are still best friends. Damn I love this movie!
Julius was ready for that conversation, he was waitin’ for the day Gary came in his face about anything he was doing on that field. #TalkinBoutTheTeam😒
Gerry was the first at everything. He was the first to appreciate talent even though he said it all wrong, cared about the team as whole, accepted he was wrong after Julius called him out, later on created a chant with Julius.
“Attitude reflect leadership, captain”. I used this same line at work once when my supervisor told me I had a bad attitude. And I straight said “Attitude reflect leadership, supervisor “ and walked away. I was never told again that I had a bad attitude when I know I didn’t.
For context just because I’m bored. What Gary was saying was when Julius blows past his dude on the line, The dude on his line is free to shoot up to the linebacker position full speed and smash Gary. While Julius will have an opportunity to increase his statistical line, he is “ leaving his teammates out to dry”. This is actually a very common and serious issue amongst defensive ends. Getting to the quarterback quickly is not always the priority.
Julius' acting here was elite, and Gary was also very convincing. Awesome movie - one of my favorites. Wish I could watch it tonight but these bills ain't gon pay themselves lol.
Gerry, recognizes Julius' talents as a player but thinks he's got a bad attitude cause he's not putting the effort. Julius, recognizes Gerry just acknowledged him and told him how he truly felt. He paid that honesty in kind for why he didn't want to give his effort. Gerry, realizes he's got no right to come after Julius unless he goes after everybody for doing wrong, cause THAT is his job. That's growth for everyone. You can't motivate someone with pure spite, hate, or fear. You HAVE to own up and admit to where your faults are, on BOTH sides. Problem is when one side isn't willing to admit where they come up short or why they come up short, and just push the blame entirely on the other side, then everyone's always going to lose. Cut 'em out like Gerry cut Ray cause you're better off without those leeches.
1:18 Reflects the employees across many organizations who are not valued for their skills, insights and contributions. When folks are doing good work that impacts the organization positively, and then they start seeing: 1.) others take credit for their work 2.) start seeing favoristism for other employees simply because the other employees are well liked or buddy-buddy/friendly with management 3.) start seeing their input and insights undermined or dismissed Thats when good workers just say "F this" and start doing just enough to get through the day and collect a paycheck. In some cases, it is indeed a race thing, but in many cases, its a popularity contests full of cliques and groups much like you would see in High School.
Very good point. I see it everyday at work. And it's definitely not a race thing, as you say it's clicks and popularity contests. If you're not part of that group forget about receiving recognition or promotions.
This is the turning point. After this Gary calls out Ray for not blocking and Julius crushes someone and they unify as a team. Such a well written story.
I said almost the same thing to my boss at work. He was askin some new guys questions in front of the whole shop. Questions that people that had been there for years didn’t know. He asked me if I had any questions for them. I told him I hadn’t been payin attention. He said that’s a bad attitude to have in front of the new people. I said my attitude is reflective of my leadership, boss
If this comes off as forward, I apologize. But, you not paying attention is you having a lack of effort, not your boss having bad leadership. I'm guessing that you're one of the guys that's been there for years, so you should be setting an example for the new guys.
@@denyingdestruction Really? I stopped watching that show years ago. I had no idea he was in The Walking Dead. Now I have to go back and watch some of it. Thanks.
As much as I understand about attitude reflects leadership it seems what this is saying though is that “ I won’t change until leadership changes first”. Wish it was reflected where they make a deal. Play for the team but if no change then you see what you get. Copping a shit selfish attitude is never good. One should lead by example. If you’re doing the right things then confront the coach or captain and ask am I doing it right? Then ask what about others. If there is no change you many not like what you see.
Exactly. If you're saying "fuck you" to your entire team every time you play. You don't get to complain about leadership. Fix yourself, play how you know you should. set an example and THEN confront the leadership if they're not holding up their end.
You realize it is fictional, right? The team had been integrated six years, long enough that by 1971 all the players on the team had entered the team when it was already integrated. Coach Yoast had hired Coach Boone two years before this movie after Boone was fired from another position. There was no big racial animosity to be overcome dividing the team or reflected in the city. Every team that they played that year was a racially integrated team. They weren't playing "all white schools". Gerry Bertier and Julius Campbell weren't close friends. Bertier played the whole season. The championship game wasn't even close. The Titans won in a blow out. In fact, the myth that the story tells was actually created by Richard Nixon. It was Richard Nixon who had first referenced the Titans in a speech as proof that we could have racial healing and unity. Of course, Nixon wasn't interested in the truth either. He just wanted a soundbite.
This movie needs to be mandatory watch in all high schools as well as the movie 42. Maybe we wouldn't have all this bs "race" problems we are having in 2020-2022+
Because these were the 2 leaders (basicly) of the team. After their confrontation they both realised that the reason this team wasn't working wasn't just someone else's fault. Due to this they started pushing for unity and brought the team together.
I use that line at work all the time. Sometimes i fuk up so i get called in just so i can use that line again. Try it with your boss. There no comeback. They just stare at you like ? what happened?
Not a football guy, but aren't the numbers on the 80s for WR &/or offense players...not Defense...lol... don't worry, I am just enjoying the movie..haha
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Julius then used his leadership abilities to move to west Baltimore and establish a minor criminal empire.
Bertier went on to become Beta and wear zombie skin
@@Renagade2332 Lmao good one! Don't start none won't be none. I get getcha bro. Good come back.
Bertier said fuck all that football shit and joined a biker gang
@@skywalkerog8980 *mind blown* shiiiiiet.
Minor lol a major west side Baltimore criminal empire
Attitude reflects leadership. Wise words.
If you're looking for excuses
@@darthdredz ???, Please elaborate, Excuses?? Seems to me Bertier was the one giving the excuses, like he said "no matter what he said" Bertier was not trying to hear him!!
@@jwedgest67 I think both guys were right and wrong. Yeah, if a leader doesn't fight for his own guys, they can't expect the rest of the team to do the same. That's a fair point. On the other hand, it's also an excuse. Integrity is doing the right thing even when the people around you aren't. Integrity is being the example even when your leader isn't.
@@elliotmyers625 He was not fighting for the whole team! Just one side, that's not Leadership, he learned that over time!!
@@jwedgest67 I agree. I'm just saying that they were both wrong. As a manager in my work, I get a lot of excuses why people don't do the right thing. I always challenge that because integrity is not using excuses even when they're there.
Avon spittin' truth ever since his high school football days
😅😂😅😂 funny I was just watching a clip from The Wire right before this one ✌🏽
That’s why the man plugged Slim Charles in over String, Slim got that good attitude.
I thought he used to boxed?
@@XXLpinut he did. He cracking a joke
@@alexjames4770 pp
"Attitude reflects leadership, Captain."
There was aggressive honesty without hostility in this scene and a way out was found.
Not only a way out but it was when they realized that they cared more for each other as teammates than they thought..At least enough to be honest with each other man to man.
My favorite part in this whole scene is when Julies says "attitude reflect leadership, captain". A brief moment of honesty and an attempt to reach the other side ❤💯
What a great turning point in the movie. They both exposed each others' shortfall and they both knew it.
They finally got it off their chests and were real with each other so they could put it behind them and kick some ass on the football field..One of my favorite scenes of the movie and also one of my favorite movies of all time.
"attitude reflects leadership, captain" I'm dying to say that to a boss one day
good way to get fired lmao
Make sure you've got a new job already lined up 😂
Fifth grade football for me. I couldn’t stand the kid across town. We wound up on the same team, played in junior high and high school. 31 years later and we are still best friends. Damn I love this movie!
Awww!
“Attitude reflects leadership, Captain”
That is my favorite quote of the movie, I met the real Coach Boone in person, I use that quote towards my supervisor
Julius was ready for that conversation, he was waitin’ for the day Gary came in his face about anything he was doing on that field. #TalkinBoutTheTeam😒
Jim Lmao! Wow, I clear called your number. Thanks for laugh 😜
Jim Why you so mad? Lmao
You are projecting something serious because my comment has nothing to do with race or Malcolm X.
Why’re you replying to yourself?? Hmmm maybe someone done realized they fudged up and deleted their comments.
@@DriftmanX Basically.
My mentor was one of the players on this team. I thank God for him every day.
Gerry was the first at everything. He was the first to appreciate talent even though he said it all wrong, cared about the team as whole, accepted he was wrong after Julius called him out, later on created a chant with Julius.
This is left side!
Wood is such a spectacularly underrated actor
“Attitude reflect leadership, captain”. I used this same line at work once when my supervisor told me I had a bad attitude. And I straight said “Attitude reflect leadership, supervisor “ and walked away. I was never told again that I had a bad attitude when I know I didn’t.
Opie and Avon having an honest heart to heart.
Dammmm didn't even notice that was opie all those years
@@bgstv10001 took my 10 years to realize opie and Gerry were the same.
Julius says, “What team?” And my mind immediately tells “Wildcats!” Fuckin HSM.
I’m sorry man
Wildcats
Get your head in the game!!!😂😂😂
Fucking HSM
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣😂 best comment! #hsm#micdrop#lmmfao!!!!
As long as it's not the fucking Catalina wine mixer
One of the best movies ever
“Attitude reflects leadership”that’s how I judge a good leader.Man
Tell him Julius attitude reflects leadership
"Attitide reflect leadership" is one of the greatest quotes in human history HANDS DOWN
“Attitude reflects leadership.”
Accurate.
For context just because I’m bored. What Gary was saying was when Julius blows past his dude on the line, The dude on his line is free to shoot up to the linebacker position full speed and smash Gary. While Julius will have an opportunity to increase his statistical line, he is “ leaving his teammates out to dry”.
This is actually a very common and serious issue amongst defensive ends. Getting to the quarterback quickly is not always the priority.
Julius' acting here was elite, and Gary was also very convincing. Awesome movie - one of my favorites. Wish I could watch it tonight but these bills ain't gon pay themselves lol.
Gerry, recognizes Julius' talents as a player but thinks he's got a bad attitude cause he's not putting the effort.
Julius, recognizes Gerry just acknowledged him and told him how he truly felt. He paid that honesty in kind for why he didn't want to give his effort.
Gerry, realizes he's got no right to come after Julius unless he goes after everybody for doing wrong, cause THAT is his job.
That's growth for everyone. You can't motivate someone with pure spite, hate, or fear. You HAVE to own up and admit to where your faults are, on BOTH sides. Problem is when one side isn't willing to admit where they come up short or why they come up short, and just push the blame entirely on the other side, then everyone's always going to lose. Cut 'em out like Gerry cut Ray cause you're better off without those leeches.
1:18 Reflects the employees across many organizations who are not valued for their skills, insights and contributions.
When folks are doing good work that impacts the organization positively, and then they start seeing:
1.) others take credit for their work
2.) start seeing favoristism for other employees simply because the other employees are well liked or buddy-buddy/friendly with management
3.) start seeing their input and insights undermined or dismissed
Thats when good workers just say "F this" and start doing just enough to get through the day and collect a paycheck. In some cases, it is indeed a race thing, but in many cases, its a popularity contests full of cliques and groups much like you would see in High School.
Very good point. I see it everyday at work. And it's definitely not a race thing, as you say it's clicks and popularity contests. If you're not part of that group forget about receiving recognition or promotions.
This is the turning point. After this Gary calls out Ray for not blocking and Julius crushes someone and they unify as a team. Such a well written story.
I have always loved how you can see how much they respect each other's skills. He wanted to believe in the captain and was disappointed.
I said almost the same thing to my boss at work. He was askin some new guys questions in front of the whole shop. Questions that people that had been there for years didn’t know. He asked me if I had any questions for them. I told him I hadn’t been payin attention. He said that’s a bad attitude to have in front of the new people. I said my attitude is reflective of my leadership, boss
Dhotya
If this comes off as forward, I apologize. But, you not paying attention is you having a lack of effort, not your boss having bad leadership. I'm guessing that you're one of the guys that's been there for years, so you should be setting an example for the new guys.
From hate to best of friends...
"I was afraid of you Julius. But now I know, I was only hating my brother."
One of the greatest scenes two great actors
One of the most underrated lines in a movie
Crazy to think these two would go on to star as major roles in long running gangster dramas lol. Avon and Opie are super underrated actors.
Wood Harris lights up the screen in damn near every scene he’s in in everyTHING he appears in
This is my favorite movie.
Mine aswell!✌
The one line I took to heart.
Leadership is everything, and the people under you know it.
Attitude reflects leadership... captain. This movie learned me alot of good things
Turning point for the whole team.
That’s a whole bar right there “attitude reflects leadership…. Captain”
1:19 NFL wide receivers
Avon Barksdale really went toe to toe with Thor. Incredible.
“Im gonna wear myself out for the team? WHAT TEAM?” Gets me every time!
I find most sports movies corny but this is really one of the best movies ever.
...captain. Such a good line.
Nobody’s clean... ima get mines. The smaller the team, the tighter the cohesion. Lead - fix yourself first.
These two guys *WERE* this movie!
Don't apply cold water to the area of that burn. Don't even bother. Trust me, it's too far gone. We're gonna have to amputate.
Attitude reflects leadership!! Powerful sentence!!
Later in life, Captain survives the zombie apocalypse and starts walking with that bald lady trying to get her daughter back.
Wait...what...?!!?!
What show/movie is that?
@@natiliee.s.5476 the walking dead. Gerry Bertier is the white quarterback, he is "Beta" in the "whisperers" group. Big scary dude that helps Alpha.
@@denyingdestruction
Really?
I stopped watching that show years ago. I had no idea he was in The Walking Dead. Now I have to go back and watch some of it.
Thanks.
Best scene in the film
Watch out that is the Avon Barksdale coming out...
He a man today.
He a man
Yall be trifling with Avon Barksdales reputation.
@@5IvanDrago5 on a Sunday morning
Want the Best of the Rest, I want my corners
Attitude reflects leadership I'ma use that one day.
I'm a have to watch this movie this weekend.
“A man must have a code”
Julius just wants his corners
As much as I understand about attitude reflects leadership it seems what this is saying though is that “ I won’t change until leadership changes first”.
Wish it was reflected where they make a deal. Play for the team but if no change then you see what you get.
Copping a shit selfish attitude is never good. One should lead by example. If you’re doing the right things then confront the coach or captain and ask am I doing it right? Then ask what about others. If there is no change you many not like what you see.
he was not talking about himself he was talking about the team has a whole
Exactly.
If you're saying "fuck you" to your entire team every time you play. You don't get to complain about leadership.
Fix yourself, play how you know you should. set an example and THEN confront the leadership if they're not holding up their end.
....and then ima get my corners.
I love this scene ‼️‼️‼️
That last “Captain.” So petty 😂
Leadership is influence.
Attitude reflects leadership Captain
His ear healed nicely from that German grenade.
No Sir, you mean James Francis Ryan.
Somebody tell 45 attitude reflects leadership
Edit
Somebody tell 46 attitude reflects leadership.
@@5IvanDrago5 in reguards to what?
That Scene Is Where We Are In AmeriKkklan It Could Not Be More Clearer.
You realize it is fictional, right? The team had been integrated six years, long enough that by 1971 all the players on the team had entered the team when it was already integrated. Coach Yoast had hired Coach Boone two years before this movie after Boone was fired from another position. There was no big racial animosity to be overcome dividing the team or reflected in the city. Every team that they played that year was a racially integrated team. They weren't playing "all white schools". Gerry Bertier and Julius Campbell weren't close friends. Bertier played the whole season. The championship game wasn't even close. The Titans won in a blow out.
In fact, the myth that the story tells was actually created by Richard Nixon. It was Richard Nixon who had first referenced the Titans in a speech as proof that we could have racial healing and unity. Of course, Nixon wasn't interested in the truth either. He just wanted a soundbite.
@@celebrim1 The Picture Is Fictional To A Point.
If.........you look real close at Julius when he's speaking. Kinda reminds ya of Mr.T saying I pity the fool
I still use that line today…. ✊🏽
Who took a break from the George Floyd riots to see this??
Bro i'm not from the usa and i haven't seen any news in a while, are the protest still going on?
You mean from looting stores and starting fires
@@ovs4744 If that's all you saw then that's all you were looking for, and you saw what you wanted to see. Says more about you than anything else.
Bertier looks nothing like this now lol
I had NO idea he was Opie in SOA until I saw his picture without a beard, so 100% true
It was in my school as part of the syllabus
This movie needs to be mandatory watch in all high schools as well as the movie 42. Maybe we wouldn't have all this bs "race" problems we are having in 2020-2022+
Unfortunately some people want to turn back the clock.
Why is this scene so important?
They Went From Individual Players On A Team To The TITANS
Because these were the 2 leaders (basicly) of the team. After their confrontation they both realised that the reason this team wasn't working wasn't just someone else's fault. Due to this they started pushing for unity and brought the team together.
Julius spit that truth.
Avon Barksdale said it best!
Plumb Nickel is the keyword, Ladies and Gents!
“Game is the game “
Changing scene of the movie
Actions too but I was wrong after many times of watching this movie.
Opie and Avon goin at it
I use that line at work all the time. Sometimes i fuk up so i get called in just so i can use that line again. Try it with your boss. There no comeback. They just stare at you like ? what happened?
I think this makes a lot of sense.. like 3 years ago or so. I wreckin
Who remembers this?
Best movie
I'm supposed to wear myself out for the Teammm!!!!
Change of attitude would make him a better leader.
1:02!!!! What fuckn team, they never block for me, I made my own way RB!
I hate football, but this movie is awesome. The momma joke scene lol
Then he moved to west Baltimore and the rest is history
🔊FACTS...GO RAVENS🏈
1:16!!!! I'm gone get mines
1:32! Leadership understand
@1:09 the pikachu face would have been perfect right there XD
That's how men settle shit...You gta face it head on like that to put it behind yall...Lay it all out.
Opie
So much racism today too why can’t we have this movie on repeat?
Wat is a plugged nickel?
It's a old saying basically he meant they aren't even trying
He said blood nickel, I think.
Ray still didn't wanna block 4 Rev
That's why Gerry had Ray kicked off the team. Ray purposely missed the block, causing Rev to get injured.
Never on no sundays
What happened to these actors?
Avon and Opie
Not a football guy, but aren't the numbers on the 80s for WR &/or offense players...not Defense...lol... don't worry, I am just enjoying the movie..haha
CAP'N!
Why the hell am I watching this as a sophomore in gym class lol at 3:39 aaa
Powerful