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Drunk Striker O.k., so, last game, at about the 79 minute mark, one of my Strikers "takes a nasty fall" and is out of the game. Doctor's diagnosis, a few hours later: he had a hangover. Questions/comments: 1. He played for 79 minutes, and nobody noticed this guy was plastered? 2. The doctor says it's going to take him a WEEK to recover from this hangover! What the heck was he drinking, how much did he drink? 3. But, the doctor also says he can speed up the recovery. How? Everything I've heard is, there is only one way for alcohol to wear off: time. The alcohol has to work it's way out of your body. 4. I'm paying this player $20,000 a week to play soccer. If he wants to get drunk then that's his business, but when it affects his performance on the field, then I think I should be allow to at least dock him in pay. I don't want to pay him $20,000 for a week in rehab. 5. Can I send the player to the psychologist, to reduce the chances of this happening again? Obviously this player has some personal problems going on, and his "self-medication" is affecting his soccer-playing performance. |
10/03/2012 03:04 |
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To be serious, you're too serious here.. The recovery period depends on your doctor's level, maybe three days Or you can wait him for not more than one week , good luck |
10/03/2012 03:15 |
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To be serious, you're too serious here.. The recovery period depends on your doctor's level, maybe three days Or you can wait him for not more than one week , good luck |
10/03/2012 03:15 |
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No, you're too serious, Pizza. I'm just playing along with it.... | 10/03/2012 03:22 |
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