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Body Language – Jose Mourinho – “I prefer not to speak” – Chelsea Vs Aston Villa
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Thank you for the lesson, Mandy. I see now how context does make a difference. The only problem I have with this video is that he says he doesn’t want to disrepute the sport, but it appears that the sport is already in disrepute like other sports are now. What I think he means is he doesn’t want to disrepute his salary. Sports have become just another big business for the owners and sponsors. They no longer server any other purpose than to suck in consumers. Players are essential, but are also replaceable and they all know it. They get paid a lot to play around, instead of working at real job for less money. It’s a choice they make. Not much sympathy from me when things don’t go their way.
If you ever get a chance and like history, check out a 1858 rules baseball exhibition. Many areas of the country have leagues and teams that do this in period uniforms. Not only is it more fun to play, but also much more fun to watch. Before the term “baseball” was commonly used, it was called “town ball” because each town had a team and they played for town spirit and the fun of the game. Money and passive spectators have unfortunately ruined most sports. Though I can no longer play, I had more fun doing that than the 14 years of a amateur baseball I played.
Used to love the game, whether as a spectator or just playing in the middle of the street with friends when I was a kid. I began to lose interest when they changed the strike zone and used a designated hitter in the pitcher’s place. The sport has changed and so did the salaries along with price of admission. It just isn’t fun anymore. I don’t even watch sports on tv now. Heck, even roller derby got boring.
Pleading the fifth. European athletes either are more compliant or the penalties are much more severe for arguing with officials. Getting tossed out of the game is an essential part of the game in most American sports. The funniest one I ever saw was when I was batting and our manager sent the bat boy out to the umpire with a pair of giant glasses. He was so pissed he threw out the bat boy, the manager and then me when I refused to stop laughing.
I am loving all these “context” videos that Mandy is sharing with us. Wouldn’t it be nice if we all had an unusual talent to share as Mandy has with body language? Listening to Mandy share her gift is like watching a chef identify all of the ingredients in a recipe by merely looking at the final product. We all “see” the same specially prepared dish and we all know that the list of ingredients is exactly right, but how can you tell which herbs were added without tasting the food? Without question, I am hooked on Mandy’s interpretations.
So much different than American football where you can just do or say whatever you want.
I think we could use a little of this discipline.
Stopped watching football and basketball, due to what is now called “celebration”, but used to be called taunting and bad sportsmanship. Beefs with the officials are not included in that. “Showing Up” your opponent shows a lack of class and maturity. It used to be a sure way to some “chin music” in your next at bat or a stint on the bench from your coach. Now it sells merch.
That is the price of freedom of speech; at times, we must hear comments of which we vehemently disagree. However, somewhere along the line, we adopted a horrible rule that says it is ok for private enterprise to restrict Constitutional freedoms. So, even in American Football, a head coach could not criticize the refs as being incompetent without facing a fine. It gets worse; thanks to the woke culture, selective criticism are permitted— maybe encouraged. We need a law that says a private business like Google may not operate any endeavor where it’s terms of service conflict with our Constitutional rights.
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