Dumbledore7 wrote:Except this is not a matter of romance where the only basis of everything is mutual trust. These are professionals with real contracts and salaries for god's sake.
A better example is if MUTU tells me he's appointing me to be a mod next month, after he fires FCBayernMunchen (obviously not gonna happen...just saying), who is one of my favourite people on this forum by the way. Why should I apologise to the latter?
Dumbledore7 wrote:Except this is not a matter of romance where the only basis of everything is mutual trust. These are professionals with real contracts and salaries for god's sake.
A better example is if MUTU tells me he's appointing me to be a mod next month, after he fires FCBayernMunchen (obviously not gonna happen...just saying), who is one of my favourite people on this forum by the way. Why should I apologise to the latter?
JANCKER wrote:Dumbledore7 wrote:Except this is not a matter of romance where the only basis of everything is mutual trust. These are professionals with real contracts and salaries for god's sake.
A better example is if MUTU tells me he's appointing me to be a mod next month, after he fires FCBayernMunchen (obviously not gonna happen...just saying), who is one of my favourite people on this forum by the way. Why should I apologise to the latter?
You being promoted to a mod doesn't mean taking someone else's job... there can be only one manager in a football club.
But what if you were negotiating behind FCBayernMunchen's back with MUTU... and you would be aware that it means taking FCBayernMunchen's job? FCBayernMunchen just extended the contract in the summer and isn't expecting that... Wouldn't you feel a bit guilty?
#12 wrote:Yes, they're professionals... Still, it's a matter of style... Coaches like Klopp or Heynckes would never do that... It's common decency and a matter of pronciples, which I respect... Just because they're professionals doesn't mean they have to be **** assholes...
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