innsaneink
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Fibroman said:Spot the person that never went on a footy trip?
I just hope youre not in any sort of admin or any position in the game anywhere.
Fibroman said:Spot the person that never went on a footy trip?
Fibroman said:The only person that has been dragged through the mud is Gowie. It wasn't the actions of a team, or the administrator/s of the sport..........It was the actions of one person. One player.
Knightmare said:Come on- I will side with Fibroman and say that during the time I have played footy, team bonding sessions have included: Getting blind, picking up girls and bringing them back for a good time, going starkers, playing various drinking games until the early hours and going out to the club with the whole team dressed in women's clothing. Some people will try and laud this as "Rugby League culture". No- it's TEAM SPORT culture, it will happen no matter what team sport some mother lets her precious son play. If they don't like it then they should make their sons do stamp-collecting instead.
PK said:To point out the blatently obvious to those who are not only illiterate but a little slow in the brain department ... How many elite players started at 18 and over, innsanienk? It would have to be in the minority for sure and those minority would have to be the ones that changed code? They would have to be an absolute freak to tie on a pair footy boots and step out on the field and become professional overnight!
But back to the team bonding that normally starts from around 16 to 17 is something all sports are going to have to look further into. Junior Coaches can no longer turn a blind eye to it or support them. There are many ways a team can bond without pouring alcohol into them.
The world changes and moves on every day. To keep abreast with the future everyone has to change with it otherwise you get left behind. Team bonding within sports seems to have been left behind even though they keep on making the same mistakes again and again, year after year.
Lets face it, technology is the future whether we like or not and we all must move with the times even sport bonding...otherwise accept the negativity of it all through the media.
:sleeper::sleeper::sleeper:zzzzzzzzzzzThe world changes and moves on every day. To keep abreast with the future everyone has to change with it otherwise you get left behind
PK said:I have read the thread and had you edited and deleted many times because you can't control yourself! ;-) Your illiterate, so therefore i wouldnt have expected you of all people to understand.
:lol:I have read the thread and had you edited and deleted many times because you can't control yourself!
...should be " you're "Your
so therefore i wouldnt have expected you of all people to understand.
Fibroman said:Spot the person that never went on a footy trip?
Knightmare said:Come on- I will side with Fibroman and say that during the time I have played footy, team bonding sessions have included: Getting blind, picking up girls and bringing them back for a good time, going starkers, playing various drinking games until the early hours and going out to the club with the whole team dressed in women's clothing. Some people will try and laud this as "Rugby League culture". No- it's TEAM SPORT culture, it will happen no matter what team sport some mother lets her precious son play. If they don't like it then they should make their sons do stamp-collecting instead.
innsaneink said:I'm illiterate?
LOL
:lol:
'Had I edited' ...huh?
This doesnt make sense.....
This....
...should be " you're "
...and this also makes no sense...
Me of all what people?
...and I'm illiterate.:roll:
If checking and correcting errors makes me illiterate then so be it.
You must be a Gowie groupie eh PK? I see him in ur sig....must be upset the scumbag sleazebucket was *EDIT* allegedly* guilty of feeling up a schoolgirl, or maybe is it envy?:lol:
Last edited by Skinner : Today at 10:21 AM. Reason: Same old reason!!!!!!!!!!!!
PK said:
I rest my case in regards to the edits, you still haven't learnt how to control and maintain your posts within the forum rules.
For your information illiterate is a person who cannot read and it has become obvious of your inabilities to read a sentance correctly even though you are pulled up over and over again on how the sentance or paragraph should have been read.
I won't waste my time with anything else you wrote as I refuse to lower myself to your level.
PK said:Innsanienk, it's not your editing. And this is where your illiteracy comes in...maybe third time lucky! :roll:
It's the *moderators and Adminastrators* constantly having to edit or delete your posts.
And I am only referring to this particular topic. God only knows how much you are moderated in others...
PK said:No I'm not a moderator of the NRL.
PK said:It's the *moderators and Adminastrators* constantly having to edit or delete your posts.