JK2006 wrote:
the majority are decent, honest and honourable
Fully agree - however.
When playing amateur football in a different league to the Metropolitan Police, around the London area - my team would often draw them to play in Cup competitions.
These were knock-out, and played home and away; their facilities were excellent - as an attraction to entrants, I think.
But when the draw was made - and we heard that the MP was our opposition - the silence was deafening.
Far too many (but not all) had chips on their shoulders, felt that games were battles, were hung up - and had a consequencial desire to inflict injury and pain.
Winning was so important for them; to us, it was a bit of fun on a Saturday afternoon.