HysterikiLL
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GRYPHONK said:lol!!!
Does he owe you or us the fans, or the team an apology?
He doesn't really owe the fans anything. If you want him to apologize or acknowledge what he did to the team? Well he already did that.
He made it public he was selfish and hurt the team. He didn't use excuses simply said he was wrong!!!
So what do you want? You want him to apologize to you personally. Someone he didn't know? Someone who he didn't get on the football field with? Someone who means absolutely nothing to him?
Morally, yes he should apologize. Because only in theory did he truly let the fans down.
Realistically, he doesn't owe the fans any excuses or apologies. Cause in reality he let the team not the fans down.
The fans are an extended arm to the team. Although distant in our irreducible elementary affect on game decisions, the fans do play an integral part in the make up of any organization -- spanning sports, dialects, climates, creeds and species.
In letting the team down, Ricky therefore let the fans down, abstaining to any moral specifics. But it goes further than that from a fans P.O.V. From my window of complexity I don't see forgiveness in a mere apology -- I see Ricky needing to MAKE IT UP to this organization. Proving himself beyond reason.
How is any apology justifiable, any miniscule slither of morality acceptable when he lashes back, holding on to his final dollars. And with an evident cry of liklihood that his coming back is in majority to refrain from the incumbence of any more debts and fees he already has.
It's my opinion, like it or not -- But I only see Ricky coming back to clutch his pay check. Whether he takes a cut or what ever, it's better than the financial aid he'll be getting from Grassmonkeyville University.
Call it skepticism. Call it blind-minded parity. Call it what you wish but if Ricky is coming back, he better make a damn good footprint in the face of football.