Very good points made here.

Hope you weren't meaning the "I wouldn't have a clue" point

Travis Tuck can still be a champion, drugs have nothing to do with football...

Lets not forget that back in the day champions were smoking ciggies in the changeroom at halftime, who's to say what they were doing off the field.

IMO parents need to be parents. Ben Cousins or Travis Tuck are ONLY role models when they cross the white line and play football. Off the field it is the parents responsibility to ensure the kid doesnt get into drugs, etc and be a role model for life.

Tuck needs support from family & friends, and obviously needs to get his head right as he will be training for his life come Nov / Dec.

Tuck apparently will be rookie listed or at least a spot held for him to prove himself, this is a great thing, Tuck should realise that the ride is over and now its all up to him.

Personally i wish the kid all the best and hope to see him playing well (not against the demons!) very very soon.

Hope you weren't meaning the "I wouldn't have a clue" point

Truth be told, I only read the first 2 lines.

Cousins got 12 months on 2 strikes coz the cops found viagra in his car.

Tuck gets 12 weeks for 3 strikes & an overdose.

Something doesn't add up.

Edited September 1, 201015 yr by Oxxx

Cousins got 12 months on 2 strikes coz the cops found viagra in his car.

Tuck gets 12 weeks for 3 strikes & an overdose.

Something doesn't add up.

Hmmm . . . there must be a moral somewhere in there about viagra . . . it just eludes me at the moment

Cuz must have been really stiff

Edited September 1, 201015 yr by daisycutter

Hmmm . . . there must be a moral somewhere in there about viagra . . . it just eludes me at the moment

Cuz must have been really stiff

lol.... great work