You just have to love the football culture, take a year off, would he go on benefits Im self employed, so dont quite understand what a HOLIDAY is, and as for a year off, the mind boggles. http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/view/179559/Steve-Bruce-I-was-close-to-quitting/
Bill, crap journalism if you ask me, talk about journalistic license. If you read the direct quotes only you get a different picture. I'm sure being the manager of a professional football team is not as physically hard as many other jobs and the pay is certainly much better. However it must rate fairly highly when it comes to being stressful. I can imagine most, from time to time, think **** this I’ve got the money and don’t need the ****.
point taken, could be media ****e, but must be a bit easier stress wise, with a bulging bank account.
People at the top end thrive on pressure---money doesn't drive them. It's success and the buzz of finding that buzzz that drives them forward. Easy for people with nee money to say its easy for those who are loaded to do as they please. It's not as simple as that. Successful career people like Bruce need a challenge and will never be happy sat at home with a pile of money....
Yes but at the end of the day if he wanted to give it up for a year or the rest of his life he certainly would not have to worry about money the way the average working man would. I know many ordinary working people who are incredibly driven and thrive on the stress they are under but could never contemplate a year off
Pretty much how I would have said it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, except you missed out knob head, planet you came from. working class etc, but close mate, very close.
cheers bill, had to shoot out and get some fresh kiwi air...... wicked hangover............ freshair followed bythe hair of a dog followed by the hair of another dog etc Only a point off Arsenal and celebrating as if we’d won the FA cup
