Sat Aug 16, 2008 5:09 pm
They're profesionals so money is really involved. Championships is a must for them because that's the goal of their profession.
Sat Aug 16, 2008 8:45 pm
Matthew wrote:But you're not them, so you can't speak for them based on your likes/ dislikes.
Bodz_999 wrote:Do share your thoughts.
My bad
Marco Jose wrote:They're profesionals so money is really involved. Championships is a must for them because that's the goal of their profession.
Not for Shaun Marion... he would rather be the #1 on a shit team, than be the 2nd fiddle on a good team.
Andrew wrote:True, but if they're multitalented enough to potentially play more than one sport professionally and make a good living out of it, they must be passionate about whichever sport they decide they'll dedicate themselves to. From there, being the best they can be and ultimately winning is obviously the goal but they'd have to be pretty enthusiastic about the sport in the first place.
Fair point. To be THAT good at any sport, you would have to love it anyway - else assumedley you wouldn't have the drive to become great.
Players play for money, championships and the love of the game
Now to argue about the order
