happy_tiger
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@Fraze23 said:@happy tiger said:@1/4 chicken said:I disagree happy ..have a beer with them , but that's how the problems start …they get on the drink with them and become friends and the. When the hard decision has to be made they can't make them because they are mates , same goes with fathers In the juniors . Every old man believes his kid is the best and do t they love telling you ...sure have a few at seasons end ,the. Let the boys go their own way .
So if you win a premiership 1/4 and the club is having a massive party for the players and fans , the coaches should just sit at homes with the wives ??
Because that's exactly what you are saying
A good coach ,boss ,parent should be able to separate the two
Next thing you'll be telling us we can't have a drink at our kids 18th ,21st or weddings
Or going to Christmas parties with our staff
Or throwing the occasional milestone birthday for staff
With your logic the only time we would be able to celebrate is at the funerals …......
I think you're taking that way out of context happy. The coach should be able to have a beer with the players. But they have no place being there on mad monday.
How many mad mondays do you think Bellamy, Bennett or Hasler have been on?
There's a time and a place for coaches to have a beer with players, 9.00am on a monday morning dressed in drag isn't one of them.
And so are you and 1/4 Fraze
No reason why the coach can't go and have a few at a Mad Monday
Been to a few and can't ever remember a coach NOT going even if it for only an hour
Not unusual for trainers and even members of the board coming for a while
As I said in another post it's no different to a work Xmas Party
The Nazi fun police need to go and have a big lie down and worry about the bigger issues the club faces over the next few weeks