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Message: [QUOTE="Highwayman, post: 3050435, member: 1997"] There are definitely things worth getting more outraged and upset by than a player disgracing a football team with bad attitude. Most people here will be more likely to protest march at Red Hill than they would for actual injustices in the world. We are all pretty ridiculous on that score. Having said that, if you're a public role model, which goes with the job, should you not care about how you perform? I once captained a B grade warehouse cricket team, and we stank, but I'm sure I cared more about how we played and about the guys giving their best than Boyd appears to. (And we paid for the privilege of playing, we weren't paid a million a season to reluctantly turn up and phone it in at bare minimum of effort). It's not just the 2019 campaign Boyd is crapping on. It's the legacy of what the Broncos used to stand for (even if they lost, they played with heart and you could be proud to call them your team. You could be inspired by their heart in other areas of life). What lessons are being projected by this side's manner of play? "Gets tough, give up. Do the bare minimum. When you're called on it make excuses, shrug in indifference and say it's not life or death." [/QUOTE]

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