themadinventor said:
Most of our players have 100,000 reasons per week not to give a stuff what we think .
It seems a bunch of you think that making money completely solves a person's problems in life. Couldn't be further from the truth. Making more money does not make you happier, more emotionally stable, or better able to cope with hardships.
You can say, "Well give me "100,000 pounds/week and I'll be show you how to do it!" Do you think that because you have a lot of money:
- Your family life improves?
- Your past friends don't have any jealously towards you?
- You can be seen in public places without being harassed?
- Many people don't just see you as a walking stack of cash, constantly trying to squeeze some of it from you?
I'm not trying to say that being rich is horrible or even mildly bad. I too dream of being a mega-millionaire. But just because you have money your problems don't disappear. Sure your more immediate needs may be satisfied (food, shelter, sex, people doing tedious tasks for you...), but your many of your problems (especially psychological) become worse. You can no longer trust people who were once your friends and every mistake of your life is documented as national news.
Some people can deal with being rich better than others (just like some people can deal with life better than others). Sure boo then when they don't put in enough effort. But I can guarantee you that they want to win as much as you (if not more). They didn't practice for countless hours without having some kind of competitive drive. Booing when they are unlucky or frustrated just (like in the Birmingham game) just discourages them from giving their best.