Back in the 80s you should have seen how footy players used to carry on in places like St George Leagues Club (they used to pick a fight with regular patrons, some of the Dragons wankers), Trevor Gilmeister actually pissed on my shoe as he was trying to stay upright at the mens urinal explaining to me how some chick wanted to talk to me at Bobby McGees on Friday night....then came at bought a rose for her as we chatted...he was pissed outta his brain, but very funny. The Panthers boys used to frequent Studebakers as well as the Broncos lads and would go round randomly tackling each other and buying shots for people who they happened to offend...all good fun. I have seen heaps of footy players at the races smashed. It is what they do, they are rock star athletes...good on 'em. You only live ONCE...enjoy. I did when I was young and got smashed and had a great time kickin around and sometimes getting up to no good...fark I turned out relatively OK. Lighten up countess.
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Like many on here have said, I don't care what the boys do after a game. If it was before a game then I would.
These are young guys, they are allowed to have some fun. They didn't break the law, abuse anyone, damage property or rape any women so who cares what they do.Pauline Robinson from the "Wall".
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Originally posted by elo View PostI understand where you are coming from Count, seeing players roam around the streets drunk and happy without a care in the world after a loss the night before is difficult to swallow as a fan, for me it also shows a lack of self-discipline (go have fun after a victory as a reward) but your vilification of the two is simply unjustified unless they were breaking a club rule or law of the land.
Just let it go man, trust me.
We are so passionate about launching into each other yet the root cause of some (taken at his word) behaviour after a game seems to not get addressed ever.
I too have had a gutful of ill-discipline but you have to balance it out so they are not robots but hey that’s what the coach is for right?
Originally posted by Easts 2034 View PostSo you expect our boys to think about footy 24/7 and not get on the drink at all. What other profession would ask that of young guys?
Originally posted by redwhiteblue View PostThere was no Twitter, Facebook or iphones back in those days. Everything and everyone is under a microscope now and stories go viral very quickly.
We have witnessed generational change over the last decade that has seen old fashioned discipline is being replaced by over confident youth that expects everything right now for limited input.
You see it in the workplace and on the sporting field.
Maybe the egos are too hard to break into these days for some coaches and stuff like this can go unchecked from time to time.
Taylor might be our answer after all.
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Originally posted by adzta View PostWhat a bunch of whineing losers our supporters are. Gee, you would think we are the only club that have players that do this.
I live in Brisbane, and spend most weekends watching the Broncs haveing some fun. Fancy 20 year old blokes getting on the piss.
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Originally posted by section 5 View PostThat just about sums up where the Count needs to go with this on a public forum but interestingly the vilification is nothing compared to what everyone on here has seen between some members.
We are so passionate about launching into each other yet the root cause of some (taken at his word) behaviour after a game seems to not get addressed ever.
I too have had a gutful of ill-discipline but you have to balance it out so they are not robots but hey that’s what the coach is for right?
If I got paid 200K or more a year to play footy for the Roosters I would think of nothing else.
That is only part of the reason.
We have witnessed generational change over the last decade that has seen old fashioned discipline is being replaced by over confident youth that expects everything right now for limited input.
You see it in the workplace and on the sporting field.
Maybe the egos are too hard to break into these days for some coaches and stuff like this can go unchecked from time to time.
Taylor might be our answer after all.
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Originally posted by Ted Nugent View PostBack in the 80s you should have seen how footy players used to carry on in places like St George Leagues Club (they used to pick a fight with regular patrons, some of the Dragons wankers), Trevor Gilmeister actually pissed on my shoe as he was trying to stay upright at the mens urinal explaining to me how some chick wanted to talk to me at Bobby McGees on Friday night....then came at bought a rose for her as we chatted...he was pissed outta his brain, but very funny. The Panthers boys used to frequent Studebakers as well as the Broncos lads and would go round randomly tackling each other and buying shots for people who they happened to offend...all good fun. I have seen heaps of footy players at the races smashed. It is what they do, they are rock star athletes...good on 'em. You only live ONCE...enjoy. I did when I was young and got smashed and had a great time kickin around and sometimes getting up to no good...fark I turned out relatively OK. Lighten up countess.
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BTW Count....next time you see JWH in public, go and say hi, he more than likely will be happy to stand there for half and hour with you and chat footy. I've seen him out a few times and he is so friendly and very happy to meet fans and talk footy.
It's a shame you felt the need to come on here and rubbish him. If you knew the bloke you would not dare rubbish him cause you'd realise he was a great bloke.
Now go back underneath the rock you've crawled out from under,,,,,,Last edited by Thirteen; 08-21-2012, 04:01 PM.
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Originally posted by Thirteen View PostBTW Count....next time you see JWH in public, go and say hi, he more than likely will be happy to stand there for half and hour with you and chat footy. I've seen him out a few times and he is so friendly and very happy to meet fans and talk footy.
It's a shame you felt the need to come on here and rubbish him. If you knew the bloke you would not dare rubbish him cause you'd realize he was a great bloke.
Now go back underneath the rock you'vee crawled out from under,,,,,,Alcohol never solved any life problems.....then again neither did milk.
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Originally posted by the count View Postdisappointing that a fellow red white and bluester who pays to see his team and support the club by paying for a platinum membership...you know to contribute towards the new gym and the state of the art technology the club wants to compete at the highest level? cops sh1t for telling you all the harsh reality of our team and how i believe they are over paid.
its ok for you to go and support the team with your pensioners card at the odd home game and watch on tele when its too cold and drown your sorrows away but i actually give a sh1t about this club and sh1tcu*nts like you should support the dogs because that is what you are.
i would rather someone who wants a shot at being the best they can be not a player who is content with sitting on the bottom of the ladder and not playing finals footy
p.s. that 'ret@rded fullback' is one of the club greats. show some respect you fu**wit
But you keep putting your dole cheque into your platinum membership and enjoy the complimentary colour poster of our illustrious fullback on your bedroom ceiling.
Cock.Alcohol never solved any life problems.....then again neither did milk.
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Originally posted by the count View Posti have not had a drink in 6 months. your argument is invalid. so i have every right to expect the players to be the same standard and i am not a professional athlete.
I haven't drank for twice that but I don't begrudge anyone who does. Name your top 20 league players. I'll guarantee they were all drunks.
Our players aren't playing badly because they drink 1 day a week. If they were then all the clubs in the comp would be playing terrible. They are playing badly because we have a shit coach, zero leadership on the field and the worst spine in the business.
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Originally posted by Kramer View PostHullo dears, I thought I would let you all know about a new pastime I'm organising for the young lads.
You know to keep them busy and off the streets.
What I propose is a knitting club, so when the youngsters are not training and playing with each other.......opps!
did I say that? noughty me, I mean, oh does'nt matter.
Anyway we'll get together twice a week and do some loveley scarves, and during the summer we'll do it three times a week.
Oh! and Dont tell Kosmo will you, I've snuck in on his computer while he is over at Jerry's place.
This is Mrs Kramer signing off.
Giddyup!
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