There is a tendency in every sport to kick a man when he’s down. When an athlete disappoints or carries on too long and sullies his career or reputation he leaves every accomplishment he achieved up for question. True fans are a passionate but forgiving lot. Not so with sports writers.
The more wicked they are the more readers they get. Even if a fan hates a particular writer because of this he often ends up reading those mean spirited articles anyway just to infuriate himself and gather fodder for debate. It’s the nature of the business and one I’ve personally tried to avoid, but sometimes I can’t help myself and in the past I’ve been a little too hard on boxer Fernando Vargas. [details]
The more wicked they are the more readers they get. Even if a fan hates a particular writer because of this he often ends up reading those mean spirited articles anyway just to infuriate himself and gather fodder for debate. It’s the nature of the business and one I’ve personally tried to avoid, but sometimes I can’t help myself and in the past I’ve been a little too hard on boxer Fernando Vargas. [details]
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