Money and how it is affecting the game is the problem. It doesnt really matter who has it.
Quote from: LeeS on August 18, 2010, 12:36:43 PMI can put my hand on my heart and say for definite that I DO NOT WISH IT WAS US. Just like I wouldnt swap my actual life for that of Mikey Carroll, the chav bin man who won the lottery and spunked it all on cocaine and gold necklaces. Yeah, I'd take the millions, just as I'd take the multi-billionaire owner, but I'd live my life with a lot more class and dignity and I'd want my football club to act the same way.Mate from my hill of moral highground i totally agree with you but in reality they will eventually win everything and in football being morally correct means jack shit to players - its money and trophies that count100% agree with you about building a standium and subsidising the entrance fees
I can put my hand on my heart and say for definite that I DO NOT WISH IT WAS US. Just like I wouldnt swap my actual life for that of Mikey Carroll, the chav bin man who won the lottery and spunked it all on cocaine and gold necklaces. Yeah, I'd take the millions, just as I'd take the multi-billionaire owner, but I'd live my life with a lot more class and dignity and I'd want my football club to act the same way.
They are a symptom, not the cause of what's bad. Football sold it's soul a long time ago.