Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
That’s what happens when you turn up late.
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Yves Bissouma
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That’s what happens when you turn up late.
Was just about to post this! Seems to be taking it well…
Even maddison has gone lol.
Mikey10
Chris Perry
Posting this isn’t exactly a smart thing to do either. Bloke seems to be intent on putting the boot into any career progression.
Unless he's tying to say, look i still turned up to training even though nobody was here.
Grays_1890
David Ginola
Yeh, seems petty.....no need for it, those that need to know he was there would know. It's showing off
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Les Medley
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
Need to see the timestamp on the photo
HarryBreadbap
Dean Marney
Chrissivad
Steve Carr
That's him just turning up for Monday training...
monkeybarry
Les Medley
monkeybarry
Les Medley
Yup. The smart thing would have a photo of him putting the work in.
But I'm not he is a smart thing kinda guy
I have to ask this, (not particularly aimed at you) - does it really matter? Is what he posted of an empty gym really a big deal either way?
If he had posted a photo of him working out, would that have changed anyone's perception of him? Seriously doubt it, people would just be saying too little too late or whatever.
I must say, I don't get the point of him posting that pic but at the same time I really don't see what the big deal is about it either....
monkeybarry
Les Medley
Absolutely it does.
It's an active choice of expression.
A picture of him working out would have been a positive action - a show of "I got it wrong, I'm going to put the effort in". Not being on time regularly is disrespectful to his manager, teammates, club and fans.
He's made an active choice to make a post - he gets to show what's in that post. Social media is a story for lots of people these days; his response to being shown up is to post what he's posted. A photo is a statement just as much as words are.
The smart thing would have been to post and say nothing. But he chose to post something. Anything other than an apology or an act of determination to right his wrong is a poor choice, and therefore a poor message.