Not so x What about a Boxer and in my job you get to see and feel what power and ferocity a user can bring to a party.xmiles wrote:wessy wrote:xmiles wrote:This is probably too cynical but I don't really care if they take performance enhancing drugs.
I can respect those individuals who achieve great things through their own efforts but there will always be people and governments that cheat. In a perfect world we could stop this but we don't live in a perfect world.
Is that not like saying i don't really mind burglars or murderers, i can respect law abiding people but it's ok the worlds corrupt so lets do fuck all about it.
No it's not the same. Burglars and murderers hurt other people. People taking performance enhancing drugs don't hurt other people.
I'm beginning to hate sport.
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Reebok Trotter
wanderlust
Norpig
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Angry Dad
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okocha
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21 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Mon Mar 26 2018, 11:41
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
22 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Mon Mar 26 2018, 12:19
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
The thread should be retitled "Im beginning to hate the modern world".
23 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Mon Mar 26 2018, 12:32
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
'Beginning'?wanderlust wrote:The thread should be retitled "Im beginning to hate the modern world".
24 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Mon Mar 26 2018, 18:54
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Thank God Formula 1 is back! Plenty of politics but no drug cheats!
25 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Mon Mar 26 2018, 19:06
rammywhite
Frank Worthington
Reebok Trotter wrote:Thank God Formula 1 is back! Plenty of politics but no drug cheats!
Are you sure?
26 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Mon Mar 26 2018, 19:32
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I'm talking about sport.Reebok Trotter wrote:Thank God Formula 1 is back! Plenty of politics but no drug cheats!
27 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Mon Mar 26 2018, 20:40
Sluffy
Admin
Reebok Trotter wrote:Thank God Formula 1 is back! Plenty of politics but no drug cheats!
My daughter actually was at the Australian F1 on Sunday.
She just happened to be in Melbourne at the time, rather than going there specifically for the race.
She said it was fun!
The crowd was over 90,000 on the day apparently.
28 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Tue Mar 27 2018, 08:50
rammywhite
Frank Worthington
Reebok Trotter wrote:Thank God Formula 1 is back! Plenty of politics but no drug cheats!
I dare you to cross post this on the other current thread about whether the bible is true or not. Your self confessed gratitude to the Supreme Being (Thank God!!) might cause a few raised eyebrows.
29 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Tue Mar 27 2018, 19:40
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
rammywhite wrote:Reebok Trotter wrote:Thank God Formula 1 is back! Plenty of politics but no drug cheats!
I dare you to cross post this on the other current thread about whether the bible is true or not. Your self confessed gratitude to the Supreme Being (Thank God!!) might cause a few raised eyebrows.
30 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Tue Mar 27 2018, 21:24
y2johnny
Tony Kelly
Get to salford on friday bonce. My lads playimg at half time
31 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Tue Mar 27 2018, 22:22
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Sadly Johnny,I've done my back in. Again. And I don't think I'll be moving much this week.y2johnny wrote:Get to salford on friday bonce. My lads playimg at half time
My niece has two kids. They have a trampoline in the garden. I won't bore you with the details. You know the drill.
I'm using Fenbid Forte 10% Gel. It eases the pain.
At least I'm keeping still. What else could go wrong.
32 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Tue Mar 27 2018, 22:40
Bollotom2014
Andy Walker
Bit of a bugger, Boncey, but old bones (and muscles) and trampolines don't necessarily go together too well. Hard surface, lay flat and get some kind person to bring copious amounts of liquid refreshment. Hope you get well soon. Astute use of TV and mirrors may be called for.
33 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Wed Mar 28 2018, 06:06
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Cheers mate. Been watching Bilko,but I laughed so hard I had to turn it off.Bollotom2014 wrote:Bit of a bugger, Boncey, but old bones (and muscles) and trampolines don't necessarily go together too well. Hard surface, lay flat and get some kind person to bring copious amounts of liquid refreshment. Hope you get well soon. Astute use of TV and mirrors may be called for.
My other niece has a tree house in the back garden. Watch this space.
34 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Wed Mar 28 2018, 09:40
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
To go back to bonce's original post I agree with everything he said and just got a bit sidetracked by putting my view on the drug taking.
Cheating is wrong. There is no defence and people caught cheating should be disqualified. It would be nice if such an approach applied to politics so that the Trump and brexit results could be overturned.
Cheating is wrong. There is no defence and people caught cheating should be disqualified. It would be nice if such an approach applied to politics so that the Trump and brexit results could be overturned.
35 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Wed Mar 28 2018, 10:15
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Indeed. We pay a lot of money for the so called privilege of watching top class sportsmen,and finding them out to be cheats leaves a sour taste.xmiles wrote:To go back to bonce's original post I agree with everything he said and just got a bit sidetracked by putting my view on the drug taking.
Cheating is wrong. There is no defence and people caught cheating should be disqualified. It would be nice if such an approach applied to politics so that the Trump and brexit results could be overturned.
Ball tampering in cricket has been going on for years. Fred Trueman used to rub Brylcreem on the ball,as did many others. Some used bottle tops. So I'm not getting as angry as some people are.
What puzzles me is the method they chose to mess about with the ball. Cameras are everywhere in modern sport,so what idiot chose to use a piece of dayglow tape,then attempt to stick it down the front of his trousers?
36 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Wed Mar 28 2018, 10:44
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
xmiles wrote:It would be nice if such an approach applied to politics so that the Trump and brexit results could be overturned.
Give it a rest you fuckwit. Stop trying to turn every thread into a Brexit bashing.
Bitter, boring, wanker.
37 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Wed Mar 28 2018, 10:45
okocha
El Hadji Diouf
It's not just the pre-meditated ball tampering:-there have been many other incidents involving foul play and a culture of underhand, nasty behaviour over recent years under Lehman. Banter has turned into vicious sledging, intimidation and abuse....and even physical violence. They actively engage in what they call mental disintegration.
Even more sickening is the cowardly partial cover-up now: there is no way in the world that the team manager was not involved. The leadership "group" can't just be two players and a rookie. Starc and Lyon must have been aware too. Lawyers have got involved to threaten legal challenges to sanctions.
Cricket Australia need to show determination to stop the nation continuing to be regarded as the most unsporting ever. Then the tennis authorities need to sort out Kyrgios and Tomic to prevent a similar reaction to their sport.
Even more sickening is the cowardly partial cover-up now: there is no way in the world that the team manager was not involved. The leadership "group" can't just be two players and a rookie. Starc and Lyon must have been aware too. Lawyers have got involved to threaten legal challenges to sanctions.
Cricket Australia need to show determination to stop the nation continuing to be regarded as the most unsporting ever. Then the tennis authorities need to sort out Kyrgios and Tomic to prevent a similar reaction to their sport.
38 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Wed Mar 28 2018, 10:49
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
A few people need to lose their heads. They certainly threw Bancroft under the bus.
And I agree that the coach must have been in the know. If he wasn't,it tells you a lot about the culture of the Australian dressing room.
And I agree that the coach must have been in the know. If he wasn't,it tells you a lot about the culture of the Australian dressing room.
39 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Wed Mar 28 2018, 11:15
wessy
El Hadji Diouf
xmiles wrote:wessy wrote:xmiles wrote:This is probably too cynical but I don't really care if they take performance enhancing drugs.
I can respect those individuals who achieve great things through their own efforts but there will always be people and governments that cheat. In a perfect world we could stop this but we don't live in a perfect world.
Is that not like saying i don't really mind burglars or murderers, i can respect law abiding people but it's ok the worlds corrupt so lets do fuck all about it.
No it's not the same. Burglars and murderers hurt other people. People taking performance enhancing drugs don't hurt other people.
They put there own lives at risk and hurt the people they take a medal off, and all the fans watching sport. Not the same maybe, but your solution is to cave in to anyone who doesn't follow rules, and making cheating the norm. That's the tail wagging the dog for me.
40 Re: I'm beginning to hate sport. Wed Mar 28 2018, 11:20
wessy
El Hadji Diouf
xmiles wrote:To go back to bonce's original post I agree with everything he said and just got a bit sidetracked by putting my view on the drug taking.
Cheating is wrong. There is no defence and people caught cheating should be disqualified. It would be nice if such an approach applied to politics so that the Trump and brexit results could be overturned.
Only just seen this much nearer the mark. and i agree with your thoughts on the above.
However if we don't follow the democratic vote then the whole system fails. As much as i think the Brexit brigade have shafted us over far to simplistic ideals.
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