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Because it wasn't outrageous.The Ramien try was a square up. Where is the media outrage about that
Or everyone just hates the scum... an equally plausible explanation.
Because it wasn't outrageous.The Ramien try was a square up. Where is the media outrage about that
This was explained pretty well on Fox the other day as they were debating the unlimited power of the Roosters to sign and retain players under the 'sombrero'.
Basically, one said (i think it was Cronk) players $$$ amount is only 1 factor in signing a club, the others are success ie playing finals and winning GF, culture and facilities. Players will sign for less if it = success and above all success = happiness.
Unfortunately we fail in all these aspects and why we need to pay excessive overs for middle class players.
So hurtful!Because it wasn't outrageous.
Or everyone just hates the scum... an equally plausible explanation.
To be fair, I'm only telling Robo want it wants to hear. Someone who hasn't yet worked out that playing the victim is no longer in fashion. In simple terms, a butt hurt that continues even after its team has won. I probably cheered him up.So hurtful!
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Lol. Funny prickBecause it wasn't outrageous.
Or everyone just hates the scum... an equally plausible explanation.
I'm pretty much at the same stage. Do what I do. I cheer the wins, because my team won, and I cheer the losses because that's another nail in the coffin.Me sitting at home cheering or not cheering for the team isn't going to make one iota of a difference to what the BOD decides to do or how the team plays. Me being down on the team winning is only hurting myself as I have absolutely no influence over their actions.
Grant Hackett talking about his failures is fine - because he has influence over his results. I am also under no illusion that anything I write or say in here is going to influence any decisions made by the BOD or the club - the Sack Mary thread is a prime example of that.
You can choose to be overly critical of the team - that's your prerogative. However I'm still going to celebrate a win. Does that mean that I want Mary to stay? Hell no. Does that mean that I don't want change at the club? Hell no. But to me, something is wrong if I can't celebrate the team I support having a win. As Tru said elsewhere, these things are not mutually exclusive.