Poll: Who should be the next FA Chief Exec?
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wafflycat
New Member
- Location
- middle of Norfolk
There's no option for "couldn't give a rat's ass"
- Location
- the post-brexit wasteland
dave brailsford.
mr Mag00
rising member
- Location
- Deepest Dorset
+1 for wafflycat
cookiemonster
Squire
- Location
- Hong Kong
No option for Bertie Vogts. 
Aperitif
Meme bar
- Location
- ...I don't have much idea - really.
Posh - she's used to dealing with two right t*ts - oh and her namby pamby husb. - so that makes three.
<Resists temptation to rant about the diahorrea of soccer and its attitudes compared to rugby or, Olympic hopefuls etc etc..>
Until football decides to be hard and govern itself, there will be continued failure. Patronage of pathetic sporting attitudes and pure 'celebrity' wil prevail - and that is what the young and the sheeplike adults aspire to...
Stop the 'I am bigger than the game' attitudes. Encourage the 'I am only as good as the others in my team' mentality and teams will result. Massive fines for clubs and players, each time, who permit their players to do acrobatics, dive, make the headlines for the wrong reasons, dance around the corner flag, bad mouth refereees push and shove, don't stand back ten metres. Apply all this stuff retrospectively and the FA will make millions to put into sport for the public good - not for the public bad.
Youngsters who like the game of football should not be encouraged to try and copy their 'role'
models in the way it is being illustrated today.
Press reportage needs to focus on relevance also - not the ability to kneel in a car park in the cover of darkness and not get gravel stuck in one's knees.
sorry
<Resists temptation to rant about the diahorrea of soccer and its attitudes compared to rugby or, Olympic hopefuls etc etc..>
Until football decides to be hard and govern itself, there will be continued failure. Patronage of pathetic sporting attitudes and pure 'celebrity' wil prevail - and that is what the young and the sheeplike adults aspire to...
Stop the 'I am bigger than the game' attitudes. Encourage the 'I am only as good as the others in my team' mentality and teams will result. Massive fines for clubs and players, each time, who permit their players to do acrobatics, dive, make the headlines for the wrong reasons, dance around the corner flag, bad mouth refereees push and shove, don't stand back ten metres. Apply all this stuff retrospectively and the FA will make millions to put into sport for the public good - not for the public bad.
Youngsters who like the game of football should not be encouraged to try and copy their 'role'
models in the way it is being illustrated today.Press reportage needs to focus on relevance also - not the ability to kneel in a car park in the cover of darkness and not get gravel stuck in one's knees.
sorry
mondobongo
Über Member
Couldn't care less decided at the end of last season that I had, had enough of the ugly game and would not follow it anymore.
