Cayless and Ridell

[Freak]

One final comment from me, when I met with Muhammid Ali in the states he was very good to me & other fans considering he has Parkinsons. Now that guy is truly a hero

I bet he didn't have a thousand beers underneath him when you met him and I could also assume you didn't meet him at his brothers birthday party.

Colonel it is time for a lock on this. People should not make jusdgement on anothers "so-called" experience.

There is always more than one side to a story

 

[nöyd]

In the early 90's when I lived in Newcastle, NSW played England at No. 1 Sports Ground, my mate and I went to get Steve Waugh's autograph. I got one no hassle whatsoever, but for some reason he told my mate to piss off, he'd had a gutful of kids coming up to him all day asking for his signature and what-not.

Should he have said it? NO. #-o

Did I pay out on my mate? YOU BET. \\/

Greg Matthews on the other hand, told every single kid that he won't be signing autographs until after the match. Sure 'nuff, after the days play, he went into the changeroom, came back out with a chair, made the kids line up single file while he sat there for more than an hour signing everything. :thumn

Sadly, in the professional sporting world there are probably more Steve Waugh's out there than Greg Matthews' (that's strictly in a non-sporting ability sense), but having said that I think Sterling/Cayless incident is most likely a one-off. 8)

 

[BigBadEel]

Mate being alcohol induced is no excuse

8)

 

[BigBadEel]

Lets just forget this & move on, like I said who am I to judge

8)

 

[The Colonel]

Lets just forget this & move on, like I said who am I to judge

8)

Done.