The 5 Stages of Grief
// November 22nd, 2009 // Uncategorized
I’ve eventually moved out of Stage 2 (Anger) and now wavering between Stage 3 (Bargaining) and Stage 4 (Depression). I think it will be a long time before I actually reach stage 5 (acceptance) though this video helps just a little…
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I think this is wonderful, except that perhaps the Irish producers of this wonderful piece could have outsourced the actually ‘rapping” to some non-Irish people.
Stage 6 – The home coming.
Le petite hootourienes avec L’Americano dimwit par Angleterre in Eborcurem, pour pars Horribilus Mother in law to be.
Now Cass, we don’t need to go stage 7 , do we ?
Interesting that Henry has come out today saying he was considering quitting because the FFF didn’t fully support him. Sometimes I wonder what goes through a footballer’s mind (usually not much). What kind of support was he hoping for? The FFF said they did not want a replay and refused to being drawn into a media circus where they would be portrayed as the bad guys. Hard to see what else they could have done.
Henry by comparison, confessed to the handball post-match (not really needed, we all saw it) and came out with a lame statement saying a replay would be fairest result only after FIFA confirmed there would be no chance of a replay. Now all of a suddenly the PR spin is that he’s a ‘victim’ too.
Time to move on…