It's called loyalty - it is generally regarded as a positive trait to believe in loved ones even when the evidence would seem to be against them, and to support them when they get involved in conflicts.CrazyEel said:Because what Brohman said was truth and it is idiotic to argue against the truth.
LOL, thanks for the lesson, very cute. :roll:ShadesOfTheSun said:It's called loyalty - it is generally regarded as a positive trait to believe in loved ones even when the evidence would seem to be against them, and to support them when they get involved in conflicts.
Mr Saab said:Could be a "work" but i doubt it.
Sick way to gather ratings if it a "work"....not that Raaaaaaaaay needs a ratings boost as he is always going on about how his show wins the ratings.
There is little that is undeniably factual in the claim that Boyd is an embarrassment to Rugby League - he is certainly no John Hopoate - and as for him being an embarrassment to his family - well, who do you think would be better qualified to make that call? His wife or Brohman?CrazyEel said:LOL, thanks for the lesson, very cute. :roll:
However, regardless of loyalty and support in private, venturing into the public domain to do so while having no regard to truth or fact is more generally regarded as self delusion.
It is idiotic to attempt to defend the indefensible in the public domain, sometimes even though you don't like it it's best to just walk away and let sleeping dogs lie rather than inviting joe bloe public into the debate.
ShadesOfTheSun said:There is little that is undeniably factual in the claim that Boyd is an embarrassment to Rugby League - he is certainly no John Hopoate - and as for him being an embarrassment to his family - well, who do you think would be better qualified to make that call? His wife or Brohman?
With regards to the incident itself, 'evidence' and 'proof' hasn't entered into the debate thus far - Boyd began the argument by claiming that his hit was accidental, and Brohman countered his assertion with sarcasm.
gregstar said:that show lost its cred yonks ago.
their pathetic & petty agendas have overtaken any common sense or credibility that had previously existed on that show.
the show ceased to be of any worth to rugby league 7 years ago.
My comment was just in regards to the intent behind the original collision; I know that that wasn't all that Boyd claimed, but the rest wasn't relevant to the debate CrazyEel and I are having (though he may disagree, in which case it is his prerogative to mention it). He argued that Boyd's wife was idiotic for attempting to defend the indefensible; I brought up the intentionality of the hit because it remained unproven by either man in their respective articles.colonel_123 said:That wasn't all Boyd claimed. Boyd also stated that "I think he was sh****** himself. No doubt he's embarrassed by what happened" in regards to a meeting with Brohman.
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,22034452-5003409,00.html
Brohman responded by saying that it is Boyd, not Brohman who should be embarrassed by the incident which then instigated the phone call by Boyd's wife.
ShadesOfTheSun said:My comment was just in regards to the intent behind the original collision; I know that that wasn't all that Boyd claimed, but the rest wasn't relevant to the debate CrazyEel and I are having (though he may disagree, in which case it is his prerogative to mention it). He argued that Boyd's wife was idiotic for attempting to defend the indefensible; I brought up the intentionality of the hit because it remained unproven by either man in their respective articles.
Hurriflatch said:I've got a solution
Brohman, Boyd and Fulton all get shot and we let God sort it out