Comes as no suprise to see Maradona in hospital again, this time for excessive eating, drinking and cigars. You know full well he is going to spiral from one problem to another. Gazza may be on the other side of the world to him, but they mirror each others trauma's uncannily. George Best has already paid the ultimate price for he is inability to live a clean living life.
So what is it that so commonly affects the mentality of the most naturally gifted footballers, that is so rarely repeated in the most talented individuals of other sports ?
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Which reminds me Freddy Flintoff - Good lad when drunk at downing st after big win, bad guy when drunk on losing tour
Sounds like the Life to lead..!
im trying to mate!!!
whoops.. mis-spelt!
Look at the vast majority of actors, artists, writers, comedians etc that stood / stand head and shoulders above their peers in terms of being innovative and if you dig deep enough there is a dark / troubled side to their personality
Dead right Dan, i give you Oliver Reed!
I am trying to see if the reverse is true. By taking loads of drugs, drinking myself stupid and shagging around I hope to become a fantastic footballer.
Just think Kets - If only you'd been any good with the treacles you could have been turning out for Charlton ;-)
Very true CD, sometimes the price of acheiving the peek of your chosen field is a little too high- even yesterday's Standard's headline was the regarding the Underground chief's battle with the bottle.
Back to the original subject though, it's very sad and unfortunately, i think you are right about Gazza following in his footsteps too- hope i'm wrong though! :-(
At this stage you'd have to say he'll be lucky to get that far.
Two out of three aint bad...!