Fascinating…..back on topic please...
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@cqtiger said:It's simply a respect thing.
Young people these days lack respect in so many ways. My belief is that it is poor parenting so it must be a generational thing, too.
My parents taught me respect and right from wrong. I have done the same with my 4 sons who are all adults now. I can honestly say we have all turned out ok.
I read today about owners of a cafe in North Sydney somewhere who had a playroom for kids. Sadly, they had to close it because parents let their kids run wild, drawing on walls, screaming relentlessly, taking patrons food. When staff politely asked for them to keep their kids quiet they were apparently abused or completely ignored.
Worst of all the parents changed nappies and left the dirty ones on the dining tables and left.
The cafe was losing patrons quick smart so they closed the kids room. As I said - no respect. Me, me, me attitude.
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@dazza65 said:@cqtiger said:It's simply a respect thing.
Young people these days lack respect in so many ways. My belief is that it is poor parenting so it must be a generational thing, too.
My parents taught me respect and right from wrong. I have done the same with my 4 sons who are all adults now. I can honestly say we have all turned out ok.
I read today about owners of a cafe in North Sydney somewhere who had a playroom for kids. Sadly, they had to close it because parents let their kids run wild, drawing on walls, screaming relentlessly, taking patrons food. When staff politely asked for them to keep their kids quiet they were apparently abused or completely ignored.
Worst of all the parents changed nappies and left the dirty ones on the dining tables and left.
The cafe was losing patrons quick smart so they closed the kids room. As I said - no respect. Me, me, me attitude.
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@sideline eye said:@Cultured Bogan said:@rex2ce said:You can't kick kids in the arse these days, BTW BP Tiger, good luck with your kids
Yes you bloody can. I will be. My old man did it and I turned out OK.
Did you?
@sideline eye said:Hey, CB, no need to get all uppity - just kidding.
@willow said:It's fair to say Lodge is in the hurt locker now, and there may be no way out of this for some time.
@WTDiehard said:You can call Matt whatever….stupid, reckless, criminal etc etc.
But when you hear his mothers distraught voice this morning, this is something that effects the family probably more than the individual. A parents worst nightmare is to see their kids make destructive choices in life.
Anyone off sound mind would not do the things Matt is doing at the moment......this is no excuse, he deserves to pay the price but lets hope the bloke can get some professional help because he obviously is in serious need of it.
@Sabre said:Lots of Gen Y bashing and generalising going on here.
**Anybody would think there's not a person under the age of 30 with their head screwed on right.**
@travis_bickle said:I think that the club has acted too hastily in dismissing Lodge. It's less than one week after an article appeared starting that Carney “the urinator”, is going to sue Cronulla for 3 million. The reason for the lawsuit is that he was sacked without a hearing. Just like lodge!
Its 2015, you cannot just sack players with mental health issues and wipe your hands clean of them. At the very least Lodge should have been given an opportuityto state his case. He may be the victim off having his drink spiked or maybe he simply forgot to pack his meds.
I in no way condone what this moron has done (he probably should have been sacked earlier). I just don't want this issue popping up again in 12 months because it was not dealt with in the proper manner. Immediate dismissal is the knee jerk quick fix band aid solution.
You think the club would learn. The axe has already fallen in the past month due to potential threats of constructive dismissal.
@LCA said:The club has a duty of care as his latest employer to offer as much support as he is entitled to. I hope the club offers it and he accepts it.
@bp tiger said:well the good thing is that he has been charged in the USA and he will get a jail term this time around, heres hoping.
@Tigermama said:@bp tiger said:well the good thing is that he has been charged in the USA and he will get a jail term this time around, heres hoping.
Odds are, he won't do prison time. His high profile criminal lawyer would see to that.
Also the fact that it's his first offence there in the USA, would see him get off.