Although he emphasises that Sunderland’s season-opening performance has been a team effort, Régis Le Bris expresses his pride at being voted the first Championship manager of the month. Le Bris won the award over Tom Cleverley, Carlos Corberan, and John Eustace in recognition of the team’s flawless start to the season. Although the Frenchman is happy with how his time on Wearside has started, he believes winning awards at the end of the season is considerably more significant. Le Bris remarked, “I believe it is a collective success.”
“It’s not just a manager, coach, or player; we’ve been collaborating for 11 weeks and have a great rapport. My prior experience and their prior experience have been able to mesh rather nicely. While it’s only the beginning, the match has been positive.
Starting strong, in my opinion, is crucial for a manager, a team, and a club because it creates a positive dynamic that boosts confidence, which allows you to take more chances and grow from your mistakes. That is more difficult to achieve when you have a lot of losses. Though it has only lasted four games, this start has been significant. We are aware that our travel will be lengthy. Though extremely difficult, this championship is incredibly interesting. We’ll have to wait and see. “I am happy and proud of myself,” he continued.
“It was difficult to move to a new nation and go through a novel experience at a major league like Sunderland.” The connection with the team, the employees, and the individuals in the building was really impressive, and the greeting was amazing. Although it is a team effort, I would prefer to enjoy this success at the conclusion of the season. It’s a good beginning; we now need to keep the same pace. “This project is exciting. Our base is strong, and we still have the desire to get better. We must continue to think in this way. We will experience both good and bad times, but if we keep our current way of thinking consistent, I believe we will have the opportunity to realise our full potential.
“There is a genuine desire to go better, which makes the possibilities quite intriguing. We don’t really have any prior games with young players to evaluate where they can improve. It’s almost exciting because of that. It is really amazing to watch how a group may grow and develop when they are experiencing this. Either a positive or negative event could occur that is totally unexpected. To be sure, the best case scenario is conceivable, which is thrilling. It serves only as a starting point reward. I believe that in good times, we should all appreciate each other because in bad times, things are very different. You have to appreciate it when it’s good because that is really difficult. However, not excessively; just at the right level.
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