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For a lot of people, 'individual expression' gets in the way of self discipline, by which I mean uniformity helps them get in the mindset. It's a lowest common denominator thing that maybe isn't so necessary for professional athletes who have proven they have their shit in one sock. But for a lot of the younger ones who have proven nothing or not yet learnt good habits it can keep them focused to be forced to think about their dress and bearing.
Well mullets go well with flanno
Hey, enough of the derogitory terms .... they're called sports people ffs
This deserved more likes.
Correct. I often mull over how Jarryd Hayne is never spoken of anymore. He was Ponga now with the world at his feet. As you say, it was what Hayne wasn't good at that cost him NRL immortality.
To be fair he will always go down as the merkin who won almost as many Dally M medals as wooden spoons.
But this is a black punter talking himself up, so I assume he's a bit special. The first word in his Twitter bio is 'Unicorn', implying he's rare or unique. It's that because he's black or because he can run and tackle? I don't think NFL teams care if their punters are black, but they would definitely want one who can contribute to the play after the ball is kicked.
