Leadership styles in action - Mel Gibson

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As a distinct alternative to the Mike Bassett approach, this classic video clip from Braveheart could be used to illustrate the motivational implications of strong leadership…

My historical knowledge is a little limited, but I understand that this speech was shortly before a Scottish home game against the English.  The Scots were the underdogs with the bookies, before Mel delivered this famous leadership speech:

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