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Message: [QUOTE="Coxy, post: 2083047, member: 1764"] No, but your job would require you to be in good mental condition, and if you've been out until the early hours drinking, there's no doubt your mind wouldn't be as sharp as if you'd been eating properly and sleeping. We've got one guy here who comes to work some mornings with blood shot eyes and just isn't all there. And for the last 4 Mondays he's come in late, or gone home sick because of weekend activities. His contract isn't likely to be renewed, because his personal life is impacting his work productivity. He's not going to be sacked because he drinks and does whatever else in his private life, but that it's impacting his performance in his employment. Footballers are no different. As Steve Folkes said about Reni Maitua, it's not as if having a few drinks socially is a problem, but if you've been asked not to, and you're out 2 days after a game, then it's a sign you're not committed to keeping your mind and body in the condition required for his vocation (playing elite level rugby league). Same deal IMO. [/QUOTE]

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