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Miserable Unappreciative Girls
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//"Amazing" was one of the teams they played judge.//
Ah, that explains it, Tora! :-)
//NJ - amazing seems to be common parlance these days, you only have to watch TV for 10 minutes and someone will say 'they did amazing ' she did amazing ' or even worse they/she done amazing.//
Not on anything I watch. In any case, all the more reason why it could be corrected so that such abominations are not perpetuated.
Ah, that explains it, Tora! :-)
//NJ - amazing seems to be common parlance these days, you only have to watch TV for 10 minutes and someone will say 'they did amazing ' she did amazing ' or even worse they/she done amazing.//
Not on anything I watch. In any case, all the more reason why it could be corrected so that such abominations are not perpetuated.
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Naomi at 18.09 - The problem with infantising adult professional athletes, who for the most part are well over the age of majority, is that it gives the defence to their bad, and sometimes appalling behaviour, by blaming it on their 'youth and inexperience'.
The Lioness who was sent off for violent conduct had pundits lining up to excuse her on the basis that she is 'young, and she'll learn ...' when in fact she is a twenty-one year-old professional footballer, not s fourth former in a Sunday kick-about.
Excusing bad adult behaviour by adults by letting everyone make allowances they make for children, simply makes them think it's ok to behave badly.
It's not.
The Lioness who was sent off for violent conduct had pundits lining up to excuse her on the basis that she is 'young, and she'll learn ...' when in fact she is a twenty-one year-old professional footballer, not s fourth former in a Sunday kick-about.
Excusing bad adult behaviour by adults by letting everyone make allowances they make for children, simply makes them think it's ok to behave badly.
It's not.
Poor little Minnie aged 11 was so disappointed. She was attending a summer football camp apparently and took time out to welcome the team home. I don't believe the players were at all to blame for their perceived behaviour, it must take a lot of getting over after their defeat. Hopefully they will be adjusting to everything day by day and they will be able to cope with crowds and the media very soon.
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