Adriano to temporarily quit football

[Vegeta]

Yeah he does he because he can, as would you quit your crap job if you could lol.

He's not your average guy - he's a high achiever in life they don't think 'ow im happy with what I got' - people like him push the boundaries, without people like that we'd still be in mud huts.

 

[bloodline76]

Yeah he does he because he can, as would you quit your crap job if you could lol.

He's not your average guy - he's a high achiever in life they don't think 'ow im happy with what I got' - people like him push the boundaries, without people like that we'd still be in mud huts.

What a load of rubbish you talk mate. For one thing I said I love my job, so why would I quit it?

And push the boundaries? What boundaries has he pushed that has taken us from living in mud huts? He kicks a plastic ball around a field! Wow what am imagination you have lol

Yeah he isnt your average guy because we dont all throw our rattles out of the pram when we dont get our way.

Still a BIG GIRLS BLOUSE!

 

[Vegeta]

What percentage of people from his background go into professional football - i'm guessing tiny like 0.X percent, what percent of those of those who play football then end up playing for their national side, even lower. What percentage of footballers who have that ability have the guts and confidence to say he wants a rest, hes a rare person and people like him push boundaries all footballers at top levels do because they are not the average person quite frankly. They offer a different perspective - people like him are the ones who change the world, otherwise we'd all be still living in mud huts and hate gays and women with no rights etc etc.

 

[bloodline76]

What percentage of people from his background go into professional football - i'm guessing tiny like 0.X percent, what percent of those of those who play football then end up playing for their national side, even lower. What percentage of footballers who have that ability have the guts and confidence to say he wants a rest, hes a rare person and people like him push boundaries all footballers at top levels do because they are not the average person quite frankly. They offer a different perspective - people like him are the ones who change the world, otherwise we'd all be still living in mud huts and hate gays and women with no rights etc etc.

Do you even read what you write? You are the funniest person that I have ever heard of. You must be pulling my leg to come up with such rubbish lol

 

[aslco]

Whilst people who push boundaries have given us what we have today. Adriano is not one of them lol.

A lot of footballers come from poor backgrounds as they have nothing to do apart from mix wit hkids on the street and kick any obhjects they can find around...

However, i do say good luck to him and hope that he doesn't feel so depressed in the future. I can sympathise how affected yhe may have been after a split in a long term relationship

 

[drunkenmaster]

Do you even read what you write? You are the funniest person that I have ever heard of. You must be pulling my leg to come up with such rubbish lol

He's somewhat right, and you seem to have the complete inability to read between the lines and the metaphorical way he's speaking. You seem to almost literally interpret the mud hut statement rather than realise what he actually means.

Its this simple, your average person stays in a dull job without the courage to change his life. Many many people trudge through life unhappy and depressed.

At the end of the day, he's depressed and he's trying to change that, nothing wrong with that. He's risked a lot, lawsuits are plausible, never being hired again after what clubs would refer to as a stunt. He might not have that much money, may have blown it all for all we know.

I can't really say anything bad about deciding he doesn't want to be depressed, I can't really say anything was truly heroic about it anyway.

I don't see the need to call the guy names though, he's was hardly curing aid's and hardly directly letting people die by leaving, he's not really hurting anyone and arguably if he can get his head back in shape he could come back to the game better than he was next year, offering Inter better performances.

You need to realise YOU'RE not depressed, you quite literally can't relate to how someone who is depressed can think, you again quite literally think differently when your brain is depressed. Ask anyone whose actually be depressed, as opposed to people who were unhappy for a couple days that one time, they'll tell you it takes quite a lot of effort, and courage to admit a problem, especially publically, and try and fix it.

 

[bloodline76]

He's somewhat right, and you seem to have the complete inability to read between the lines and the metaphorical way he's speaking. You seem to almost literally interpret the mud hut statement rather than realise what he actually means.

Its this simple, your average person stays in a dull job without the courage to change his life. Many many people trudge through life unhappy and depressed.

At the end of the day, he's depressed and he's trying to change that, nothing wrong with that. He's risked a lot, lawsuits are plausible, never being hired again after what clubs would refer to as a stunt. He might not have that much money, may have blown it all for all we know.

I can't really say anything bad about deciding he doesn't want to be depressed, I can't really say anything was truly heroic about it anyway.

I don't see the need to call the guy names though, he's was hardly curing aid's and hardly directly letting people die by leaving, he's not really hurting anyone and arguably if he can get his head back in shape he could come back to the game better than he was next year, offering Inter better performances.

You need to realise YOU'RE not depressed, you quite literally can't relate to how someone who is depressed can think, you again quite literally think differently when your brain is depressed. Ask anyone whose actually be depressed, as opposed to people who were unhappy for a couple days that one time, they'll tell you it takes quite a lot of effort, and courage to admit a problem, especially publically, and try and fix it.

Maybe. But I still wouldnt put him in the top percentage of the world of greats. I dont think he is flying the flag for the world.

 

[muon]

He can do what he wants without people judging him.

But if I was to be selfish, then yes I would say it is a shame that he will me missing from football.

 

[drunkenmaster]

Maybe. But I still wouldnt put him in the top percentage of the world of greats. I dont think he is flying the flag for the world.

Yes, the point is he wasn't actually saying he'd done anything the world greats had done. He was just, mostly, getting at calling him a girls blouse when he's pushed himself further than, well, 5.9billion other people just because he's depressed is well, cruel.

Depression is a very real medical condition, it quite literally changes how you think, feel, act. being rich doesn't make you immune to depression, and frankly its very unlikely his girlfriend leaving has caused it all himself, the last proverbial straw maybe, the only thing, very unlikely.

Anyway, knocking a guy while he's down is something I would almost never do(exceptions, Hitler, Gordon Brown, etc, etc).

 

[cheets64]

Yeah he does he because he can, as would you quit your crap job if you could lol.

He's not your average guy - he's a high achiever in life they don't think 'ow im happy with what I got' - people like him push the boundaries, without people like that we'd still be in mud huts.

I come from Wigan and I live in a mud hut, racist

 

[bloodline76]

Yes, the point is he wasn't actually saying he'd done anything the world greats had done. He was just, mostly, getting at calling him a girls blouse when he's pushed himself further than, well, 5.9billion other people just because he's depressed is well, cruel.

Depression is a very real medical condition, it quite literally changes how you think, feel, act. being rich doesn't make you immune to depression, and frankly its very unlikely his girlfriend leaving has caused it all himself, the last proverbial straw maybe, the only thing, very unlikely.

Anyway, knocking a guy while he's down is something I would almost never do(exceptions, Hitler, Gordon Brown, etc, etc).

His exact words are "people like him change the world"

How exactly?

 

[Tummy]

His exact words are "people like him change the world"

How exactly?

Who said "people like him change the world" ? thats *******s.

Adriano is a good footballer, who has decided to take a break from football ?

Whats the big problem ? he is in the fortunate position to be able to take a break from his "day job" if he isn't enjoying it.

Footballers are real people too, so what if they want to take a break, or have tough times in their life, they are people just like you and me, albeit in a more fortunate postition in life, but they are people and no person is perfect.

I don't think this will do his football much good, walking out on a club ? not for the first time ? *I'm sure he has being sent away because of alcohol before.
I wouldn't offer someone like him a contract, their are better players out there. Adriano has always thought a lot of himself. * Didn't he ask to be called the King or something similar at one club ?

No swearing

Edit : Sorry Forget

 

[Voltar]

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Excellent post.

The one calling Adriano a girls blouse strikes me as intensely ignorant.
However, I am not here to insult other members who care not to understand what depression is or is like.

I don't think he's an all-time great, he is a player who has a great potential still and I think extremely brave to do what he has done.

What he has done is draw attention to emotional problems: 'even people like Adriano are human'. A sentiment which we the spectator forget. The thought of Steven Gerrard suffering from depression or the such like is just unbelievable, for example.

I hope he sorts himself out and I commend him for his actions.

 

[bloodline76]

Excellent post.

The one calling Adriano a girls blouse strikes me as intensely ignorant.
However, I am not here to insult other members who care not to understand what depression is or is like.

I don't think he's an all-time great, he is a player who has a great potential still and I think extremely brave to do what he has done.

What he has done is draw attention to emotional problems: 'even people like Adriano are human'. A sentiment which we the spectator forget. The thought of Steven Gerrard suffering from depression or the such like is just unbelievable, for example.

I hope he sorts himself out and I commend him for his actions.

Probably no more ignorant than saying he is to be commended for his actions yet no one actually knows the true situation. He could have beat his girlfriend for all you know, does that make him this hero you make him out to be? Or he could be a drunk (Which has been reported in the past) and his girlfriend finally came to her senses? Who knows? She certainly wouldnt dump a millionaire for anything lightly.

Maybe my girls blouse comment was a little low shot but it was meant with a bit of tongue in cheek. (Maybe people should take their own advice and read in between the lines )

I think he likes to be known as the emperor or something like that. So that says a lot about his character. But if you want to hero worship him as the worlds next saviour then who am i to comment

people like him are the ones who change the world

And I'm being called ignorant?