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thoughts go to gary, and all the family on the los of his wife from an awful disease
@james Belfast wrote:
Hats off to Gary (a Scottish hero). He gave up his career to spend crucial time with his family and comfort his wife in her last years. Martin O’Neil did the same. Both were at the peak of their earning powers. You don’t get many men like that. Real heroes both and I wish them every success in the future.
ON THE CONTRARY JAMES,EVERY MARRIED MAN ON THE PLANET WOULD DO EXACTLY THE SAME THING,I TOO WISH THEM EVERY SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE.
@lancsman48 wrote:
@james Belfast wrote:
Hats off to Gary (a Scottish hero). He gave up his career to spend crucial time with his family and comfort his wife in her last years. Martin O’Neil did the same. Both were at the peak of their earning powers. You don’t get many men like that. Real heroes both and I wish them every success in the future.
ON THE CONTRARY JAMES,EVERY MARRIED MAN ON THE PLANET WOULD DO EXACTLY THE SAME THING,I TOO WISH THEM EVERY SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE.
Just because somebody is famous and stays home to look after his wife doesnt mean he is any more a hero than Mr Joe Average who would do excactly the same. In fact, we would “ALL” do the same in similair circumstances (scottish hero or not). You dont become a “HERO” James for doing something thats expected. [-X You become a hero for achieving the “unexpected”.
Well said Lancs…. =D> =D> =D> =D>It doesn’t take a hero to love his wife or to care for her when needed, just a dedicated partner.
Gary Mcallister put his career on hold to look after the woman he loved, that doesn’t make him a hero, but someone we can all admire for doing so.
yeah ok maybe hero was a tad over the top… I get excited about my footy. Good, decent lads anyway.
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