Originally Posted by
The Dunster
True. Players that put family or other commitments before their careers are rarely going to live up to their potential as players. If you want to be the best at something you have to give it all you have and forget about anything else such as family which will only distract you.
It's not about being a good person or about being nice / doing the right thing - it's about winning at all costs.
Any player that doesn't get it is having a laugh at the club and the fans.
There are other jobs out there more suitable for people that want to compromise their careers to be with their family / friends.
Nice guys rarely win.
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