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Message: [QUOTE="Kimlo, post: 2216808, member: 2021"] I don't believe "addiction" can be used as an excuse or something along those lines, when you have a career as a professional you have to make sacrifices, we all have addictions of some sort which are hard to overcome but if needed then it's possible to overcome it. It's a matter of how important and he obviously found alcohol more important than his career. Smokers are a perfect example a lot of them never quit until they walk into a hospital one day and the doctor tells them you either quit or you die at this point most will quit immediately or at least attempt to quit because all of a sudden there's a good incentive not to(your life in this case) that's probably an over the top analogy but it sort of makes my point. IF he is indeed an alcoholic then he should of been doing all he could to help cure his addiction or otherwise to me he simply didn't value his career enough in which case good riddance there are many kids out there who want a NRL career a lot more than him with more talent too. [/QUOTE]

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