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We've all worked with them, the disruptive buggers in the office that seem to get away with murder yet never get pulled up. The ones who go on the sick and never get brought to book. Then they come back and the whole office is incredulous as to why that person is still employed? "What's the point?" plenty think and slowly but surely, the atmosphere in the office turns toxic. Then the inevitable happens and disruptive influence disrupts the office again; they can't help it, it's in their nature. The bad ones seem to be rewarded, moved on to other departments and the department they leave behind think "hang on, they've been a royal pain in the arse but are rewarded?" and the atmosphere stays sour until the memory of that individual fades.
I've sobered up from last night and slept on it. This morning I feel no different. It seems he'll be back with us irrespective of what I think, but even right up to the 11th hour he still cannot bring himself to be conciliatory, insisting on being "the great wronged", never accepting responsibility, possessing no humility - this is the man who has just branded Lionel Messi "...a dwarf..."
Win, lose or draw I'll never be able to accept him in the sacred Blue. As stated previously, I'll never boo any player in the shirt - never have, never will - but I certainly won't acknowledge him.
I think Mancini is marvellous, the owners unbelievably good. However, in this instance bringing him back into the fold is going to damage us and I feel it will prove disastrous.
Hope I'm wrong.
Have to say, excellent posts from DTeacher and danburge82 earlier.
I've sobered up from last night and slept on it. This morning I feel no different. It seems he'll be back with us irrespective of what I think, but even right up to the 11th hour he still cannot bring himself to be conciliatory, insisting on being "the great wronged", never accepting responsibility, possessing no humility - this is the man who has just branded Lionel Messi "...a dwarf..."
Win, lose or draw I'll never be able to accept him in the sacred Blue. As stated previously, I'll never boo any player in the shirt - never have, never will - but I certainly won't acknowledge him.
I think Mancini is marvellous, the owners unbelievably good. However, in this instance bringing him back into the fold is going to damage us and I feel it will prove disastrous.
Hope I'm wrong.
Have to say, excellent posts from DTeacher and danburge82 earlier.