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Message: [QUOTE="Galah, post: 3289053, member: 10074"] You know your history well. while in Timor (when it was bad) and then Afghanistan, there was the overall objective and then missions within that objective, every single one was different it’s why I loved the job, we knew (obviously) who we were representing but what makes a real soldier a soldier is he doesn’t fight for his country but he fights for his mate beside him. he knows what he’s like, what he does under pressure. That’s how you win battles. yes footy isn’t life and death but I’d like to see physically gifted bronco athletes show a bit of ticker for their mates, and I don’t mean throwing a tantrum at the ground after another try has been scored against them. Is it a training thing? Leadership? Not enough, you’re only as strong as your weakest link? I can only speculate. [/QUOTE]

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