JohnM wrote:
cimm1979 wrote:
Actually, the thing that did it for my daughters was Brad Fisher.
During the dark years, he was a bit of a shining light, and one of them had Brad's number and the other SOV's (a certain Mr and Mrs on this site even arranged for Brad to come into the children's hospital when my daughter was in there for an extended stay). When the club wouldn't play Fish for his 100th, they asked me why, and to be honest I couldn't explain it.
I sold them on the club and what it means, and names on lockers and all that stuff, and when the club couldn't get him off 99 games before delisting him, a light went out for them to be honest. They stopped liking the club.
Can't blame them either. I still think it was a stupid thing to do. The sort of thing that damages the culture.
So keep a guy on the list because he's a good servant of the club and happens to be on 99 games.?
You can argue it's a tough decision even the wrong decision IF he was good enough to get a game, but don't make it about ruining culture.
Bullshit. Clubs do this sort of thing regularly PRECISELY because they are protecting their culture. That's exactly what it's about.[/quote]
Clubs make tough decisions every day of the week. Was he good enough to get a game, no. Maybe he shouldn't have played 99 games, maybe he should have played 90 or 80 or 70.
The frightening thing is Ratt's is almost gone and you still need to blame him for Fischer not being good enough to play 100 games and that your kids don't barrack for Carlton.
And learn how to use the quote button so people don't mix up your bullsh1t with my well thought out and perfectly concise submissions.
