Paradoxically, it's a vision that sounds much like what disaffected Red Bull supporters have long dreamed about: a club committed to continuity, stability, and an emphasis on the local soccer community.
This centres on the perceived Western bias, with its emphasis on individual rights, and the lack of recognition of collective rights and the fundamental need for societies to achieve continuity, stability and social cohesion.
The focus on 'innovation' and 'creativity' is something that comes out of that, whereas what we know in terms of good services is we need continuity, stability, confidence and people who can hold their nerve on how best to help children and families.
Elena's lifelong fear — that Lila, while having made no mark on the world, is in fact more brilliant than she is — bites more deeply, as the two women age, into the very roots of female identity: continuity, stability, the capacity to nurture.
Amid the shifting priorities of ecclesiastical and monastic politics, the hermitage as a paradigm represented a purity of tradition which hailed from the very infancy of the Church, embodying continuity, stability and an ancient spirituality which even an order as committed to communal living as the Cistercians seems to have been drawn to.
With no debt, the Football League's longest-serving manager in Paul Tisdale and a successful academy system, the Grecians are now a byword for continuity, stability and most of those other attributes usually considered desirable in football clubs.
