Not at all. I just find Woods a rather unattractive character and having his rather tawdry sexcapades publicised has done nothing to alter my opinion of the miserable, grubby little wánker.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
Not at all. I just find Woods a rather unattractive character and having his rather tawdry sexcapades publicised has done nothing to alter my opinion of the miserable, grubby little wánker.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
Quite, but only #MeToo sorts care about all that. See the crowds, the ratings, the sponsors, the reaction from his fellow players; Woods is big box office and everybody loves that.
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Originally Posted by Burney
To be honest, I find it slightly odd. He is not only not charismatic, he is off-puttingly dour. In that sense he reminds me strongly of Andy Murray.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
Fair enough, but perhaps in this era of fake news, surely so-called character issues are even more irrelevant than ever. After all, how can we be certain that any apparently respectable celebrity has not merely been the beneficiary of kid glove treatment from the press?
Woods just seems a normal, ordinary bloke to me. Apart from his golf game.
Frankly, you can't have it both ways. How does describing him as not charismatic and off-puttingly dour square with the fact that you also choose to pull away your skirts and banter him off for banging lots of random beaver left, right and centre?
Perhaps if the papers had been prepared to talk about his tawdry sex-capades before, he might never have been thought of as being not c and o-p d in the first place.
Seriously, people get told off for being boring and then when it turns out they are , in fact, very much not boring at all, they get told off for that too :homer:
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Originally Posted by Burney