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If my son was a huge fan of the game and team and was proud of me for being an important member of the coaching staff, I think I would go to the game because I would believe that would be what my son would want me to do. But then, I and my sons look at death differently than most.
This may not apply to Joe Philbin's son however as he was a criminal and a sexual predator (rapist) so he might not have respected his father much. He may not have even cared about football.
12 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
Who would know unless they have "been there"? I believe that you can't judge how someone else chooses to grieve a loss...some people go about their business and cry at home alone, others drop right out of society for a while. People have to do what works for them. I never thought it fair when people criticize others in the middle of their mourning. I once heard someone say, "Well, so and so never even shed a tear at his funeral", as though it was disgusting. On the other side, "Oh she's really strong....never even cried at the funeral." What on earth does any of that mean? Awful.
12 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
A "double-dip"...Football players are required to play even if their wives are giving birth at the time...I am not sure Joe had much of a choice! Plus it was the Play-Offs.
12 years ago. Rating: 1 | |