Football (Soccer)

Started by Deano527 pages

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I do wish I had the chance to see him at his best, to be fair (and no pun intended).

But I have no pity for the man.

-AC

ive never had a drinking problem and hope i never will so i cant imagine how hard it is to cope with that sort of problem.

i feel so sorry for him. i cant explain why. i think maybe its cos a great player like him had to die how he did.

I love soccer.

Originally posted by Deano
ive never had a drinking problem and hope i never will so i cant imagine how hard it is to cope with that sort of problem.

i feel so sorry for him. i cant explain why. i think maybe its cos a great player like him had to die how he did.

He wasn't a great player when he died. He was a great player, he threw it away from the choice of drink and drugs. Now I'm not saying he had no right to make that choice, but he doesn't deserve pity.

Nobody forced him to take the drugs, or the drink. He chose to. He got given a new liver, he wasted it.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I do wish I had the chance to see him at his best, to be fair (and no pun intended).

But I have no pity for the man.

-AC

Indeed he had a chance after 2002 to stop boozing. Instead his wife left him, he hit the bottle and spiralled downwards.

A lot of people had respect for him as a talented player. Sadly he didnt have that same respect for himself.

Anyone read about last year when he slept with the teen aged girl and was such a dick he rung up her 18 year old boyriend to abuse him - what a dork Best was, he was 58 at the time 😆

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
He wasn't a great player when he died. He was a great player, he threw it away from the choice of drink and drugs. Now I'm not saying he had no right to make that choice, but he doesn't deserve pity.

Nobody forced him to take the drugs, or the drink. He chose to. He got given a new liver, he wasted it.

-AC

He left Man Utd because he the manager dropped him for a big game and Best never forgive him for that. Also the team was not performing well after they won the European Cup.

My favourite quote from George Best is when asked about David Beckham:

"He cannot kick with his left foot, he cannot head a ball, he cannot tackle and he doesn't score many goals. Apart from that he's alright."

He also didn't regret anything he had done all the time drinking people tryed to get him to stop but he thought he lived the best life possible.

A legend of the game and will be missed.

It's ironic that in the week a genius like George Best sadly passes away Manchester United sacks Roy Keane...I think George would smile wryly at that! 🙂

Originally posted by T.M
He left Man Utd because he the manager dropped him for a big game and Best never forgive him for that. Also the team was not performing well after they won the European Cup.

My favourite quote from George Best is when asked about David Beckham:

"He cannot kick with his left foot, he cannot head a ball, he cannot tackle and he doesn't score many goals. Apart from that he's alright."

He also didn't regret anything he had done all the time drinking people tryed to get him to stop but he thought he lived the best life possible.

A legend of the game and will be missed.

Exactly, the man thought he lived the best life possible. He had more in his life than many people could even dream. Especially during the times he broke through. Some Irish boy with not a whole lot in the brain area, it just so happened he had a great footballing talent. He lived the high life, he lived it all the way to the grave. He got a liver that could have gone to someone more deserving AND appreciative of it than he was, purely because of who he was. He threw away all his chances so the fact that he is dead doesn't bother me. He doesn't deserve pity.

I'm not saying I'm glad he died, I'm saying he got what most people would get. Some people never get a second chance, he got one wrongly and still threw it away.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Exactly, the man thought he lived the best life possible. He had more in his life than many people could even dream. Especially during the times he broke through. Some Irish boy with not a whole lot in the brain area, it just so happened he had a great footballing talent. He lived the high life, he lived it all the way to the grave. He got a liver that could have gone to someone more deserving AND appreciative of it than he was, purely because of who he was. He threw away all his chances so the fact that he is dead doesn't bother me. He doesn't deserve pity.

I'm not saying I'm glad he died, I'm saying he got what most people would get. Some people never get a second chance, he got one wrongly and still threw it away.

-AC

Well that is your opinion that he wasted his the life he had.

I personally think that he was happy with the life he lived and he didn't have any regrets when he died.

Originally posted by T.M
Well that is your opinion that he wasted his the life he had.

I personally think that he was happy with the life he lived and he didn't have any regrets when he died.

He got given a new liver and wasted it, this isn't opinion.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
He got given a new liver and wasted it, this isn't opinion.

-AC

It is your opinion.... as i said he chose to continue drinking because it made him happy i don't think he would say he wasted the liver.

alcoholics drink because they have to, mainly from depression or sadness. thry think it makes them happy. i think george hbest wasted his opportunity for a new life.

soccer is migalantipus

He wasted a new liver, a liver that could of gone to somebody else who would actually not destroy it again.
Just think to yourself, if your about to die from liver cancer because of liquor, would you drink yourself to death after getting a new one?

1st he didn't have liver cancer.

2nd he didn't die from drink related illness.

From Wikipedia,

On 3 October 2005 Best was admitted to intensive care at the private Cromwell Hospital in London, suffering from kidney problems caused by the side-effects of drugs used to prevent his body from rejecting his transplanted liver (The drugs specifically suppress the immune system, reducing the chance of rejection, but increasing the risk of infections).

Drink didn't kill him the drugs given to him killed him because it decressed his ability to fight off infections. which meant when he got an infection of the liver his body couldn't fight it off.

he is at peace now anyway.
lets remember him the way he wanted to be remembered

Originally posted by Deano
he is at peace now anyway.
lets remember him the way he wanted to be remembered

Indeed for the great footballer he was ✅

I propose a new topic to discuss and thats this:

Which team will likely make the biggest signing in the January transfer window?

ballack to man united.
keane to west ham

Woohoo ;

Weirdysplatt got served. Leeds 1 Milwall 0