The Psychology of Norv Turner and the San Diego Chargers Fans
Scott Boehm  Norv Turner doesn't look like a leader. He doesn't
sound like a leader. He doesn't act like a leader. This doesn't
mean he's not a leader, but that won't change the perception.
You may not know this about me, but I have interests outside of
football. I enjoy a fine glass of wine and a cigar, for
instance. I'm currently enamored with Frank Miller's "The Dark
Knight Returns" graphic novel series. I also happen to read and
study psychology quite a bit. Why? I don't know. Because it's
interesting, I guess.  As a fan of psychology, I couldn't have
asked for a more entertaining coach for the San Diego Chargers
than Norv Turner. Norv could have all the success in the world,
but he won't garner respect from the fans because there's a few
things wrong with his public image. Let me explain.   One of the
easiest ways to convey confidence is through speech. Speak
loudly (that doesn't mean yelling), clearly and with the right
tone and you can get