Stokes, Riordan et al...take note!

[Steve-O]

Proof that staying off the bevvy and not going out every single weekend might just help your career!!

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/2873624/Roos-cleaned-up-his-act.html

[IWasThere2016]

Rooney is a quite superb player. He strikes me as being totally in love with the game.

He is good enough to give Engerland a serious chance in SA too! :grr:

[Danderhall Hibs]

Proof that staying off the bevvy and not going out every single weekend might just help your career!!

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/2873624/Roos-cleaned-up-his-act.html

There was an article on James Milner in the Sunday times at the weekend as well. He decided at 14 that alcohol wouldn’t help him improve as a player so has never touched a drink.

[Perspective]

There was an article on James Milner in teh Sunday times at the weekend as well. He decided at 14 that alcohol wouldn’t help him improve as a player so has never touched a drink.

Do you have a link for that?

Had a quick scan of Google and Times' site with no success. Would be interested in a wee read.

Footballers and alcohol should be a no-brainer - look at Darren Fletcher from a Scottish point of you. He doesn't drink and you'd struggle to find a fitter footballer.

[Danderhall Hibs]

Do you have a link for that?

Had a quick scan of Google and Times' site with no success. Would be interested in a wee read.


Here you go (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article7043695.ece)mate - the TimesOnline site's a nightmare to find things on.

[GlesgaeHibby]

Do you have a link for that?

Had a quick scan of Google and Times' site with no success. Would be interested in a wee read.

Footballers and alcohol should be a no-brainer - look at Darren Fletcher from a Scottish point of you. He doesn't drink and you'd struggle to find a fitter footballer.

:agree: Completely agree.

[Hibbyradge]

It's the age old conflict between the need for short term gratification versus long term success.

"Pleasure now" usually wins over "pain now and reward later".

Very few people get it right, but they are usually the successful ones.

That's why I now drive a Lamborghini. :agree:

[weonlywon6-2]

Do you have a link for that?

Had a quick scan of Google and Times' site with no success. Would be interested in a wee read.

Footballers and alcohol should be a no-brainer - look at Darren Fletcher from a Scottish point of you. He doesn't drink and you'd struggle to find a fitter footballer.

john collins and latterly darren jackson i`m sure did the same:agree:

[silverhibee]

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john collins and latterly darren jackson i`m sure did the same:agree:

John Rankin is another non drinker.

[3pm]

John Rankin is another non drinker.

He just plays like he's been drinking. :agree:

[Green_one]

Was Kenny Dalgleish a non drinker. Probbaly one of the fitest players of his era.

[Bad Martini]

Alcohol and fitba don't mix. In the main, I'd agree. However, there are some exceptions and a certain former Man Utd player would disagree.

Am no for this big love in with Wayne Rooney. I found it most amusing to hear how Noel Gallagher sent him back the guitar he'd asked him to sign (returned it to him sprayed Man City blue and unsigned) :greengrin

[LamontHFC©]

Alcohol and fitba don't mix. In the main, I'd agree. However, there are some exceptions and a certain Man Utd player would disagree.

Am no for this big love in with Wayne Rooney. I found it most amusing to hear how Noel Gallagher sent him back the guitar he'd asked him to sign (returned it to him sprayed Man City blue and unsigned) :greengrin

What a complete tosser that man is. Noel, that is.

[Hibernating (Im a stoopid yam tramp)]

Heavy drinking cuts short playing careers. I reckon by at least six years.

[Perspective]

Here you go (http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article7043695.ece)mate - the TimesOnline site's a nightmare to find things on.

Thanks for that pal.

A good read and just re-affirms my belief that he'll go a long way in the game. Shame there aren't more like him.

[hibsbollah]

Alcohol and fitba don't mix. In the main, I'd agree. However, there are some exceptions and a certain Man Utd player would disagree.

Am no for this big love in with Wayne Rooney. I found it most amusing to hear how Noel Gallagher sent him back the guitar he'd asked him to sign (returned it to him sprayed Man City blue and unsigned) :greengrin


:agree: He's been massively overhyped this season. Will walk all the POTY honours this year because its an Engerland world cup year, even though Drogba has been arguably just as good if not better. Most media pundits have been describing him as a 'shoe-in' :confused:

[Hibernating (Im a stoopid yam tramp)]

:agree: He's been massively overhyped this season. Will walk all the POTY honours this year because its an Engerland world cup year, even though Drogba has been arguably just as good if not better. Most media pundits have been describing him as a 'shoe-in' :confused:


If Rooney keeps going the way he is it will be no contest. Mon u reds.

[hibbymark]

Outstanding footballer but can you imagine the size of him if he liked a bevvy? For his age he must have shared the same paper round as fletch!:wink:

[Phil D. Rolls]

What a complete tosser that man is. Noel, that is.

Get over it Liam.:greengrin

[RoslinInstHibby]

Get over it Liam.:greengrin

:faf::thumbsup:

[RIP]

Gordon Smith lived a similar lifestyle and played till 40

Stanley Matthews was a Vegetarian Teetotaller whose last game for Hibs was at age 55

I've been a vegetarian and am still a teetotaller.........and I cannae kick a ba' tae save masel'

Theories eh!

[greenlex]

Gordon Smith lived a similar lifestyle and played till 40

Stanley Matthews was a Vegetarian Teetotaller whose last game for Hibs was at age 55

I've been a vegetarian and am still a teetotaller.........and I cannae kick a ba' tae save masel'

Theories eh!
Matthews played for the cabbage? I musta missed that. :boo hoo: