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Message: [QUOTE="Wolfie, post: 3102936, member: 8770"] He can still take it seriously, just as Boyd did. Its if they lose the passion and enjoyment it becomes a problem. He can still set a good example and work hard in training. If he is happy doing what he is doing for a job thats fine, if he isnt, then he can stop or change. And i dont agree with the CEO comparison. A footballers role in a company is very different from a CEO's role in a company. Even a captain doesnt have the responsibility a CEO does. If your worker isnt doing the job, thats up to management to deal with. They didnt think Boyd was doing it, so they replaced him. But at the end of the day, fans getting worked up over a game of footy to me is absolutely hilarious. Its really not worth getting worked up about. It is just a game. If you lose your enjoyment for it, just dont watch. Its a bit masochistic to carry on doing something you get no enjoyment from and that makes you angry. Dont expect or even care if people have a different view, thats what being on a forum is all about, everyone is different. I just dont want to get worked up over a game of footy in the scheme of things. Look at whats going on around Australia and the devastation we have seen recently. Thats the kind of important thing that matters. [automerge]1579905883[/automerge] Can be, but like i said, is it really worth getting so worked up about? [/QUOTE]

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