Exactly but you don't get accused of bigotry when you bag Christianity.
Exactly how did Ablett 'bring' Religion into the workplace.?
Did he go on extended fasts and have to have his training rescheduled around it?
So you are saying 2 blokes (Ablett and Hall) out of a squad 45 odd caused a divide in the team because they are Christians. Interesting?
Gee we must have a lot of mentally weak players if l locker room fell apart because 2 of the team go to Church.
I'm no fan at all of Ablett but his problem is his ego and his selfishness IMO no that he goes to Church occasionally.
BTW you did know Swallow is more active and open about his Christianity than Ablett didn't you.
Exactly how did Ablett 'bring' Religion into the workplace.?
Did he go on extended fasts and have to have his training rescheduled around it?
So you are saying 2 blokes (Ablett and Hall) out of a squad 45 odd caused a divide in the team because they are Christians. Interesting?
Gee we must have a lot of mentally weak players if l locker room fell apart because 2 of the team go to Church.
I'm no fan at all of Ablett but his problem is his ego and his selfishness IMO no that he goes to Church occasionally.
BTW you did know Swallow is more active and open about his Christianity than Ablett didn't you.
it has destroyed our club just as much as the drugs and alcohol
http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/go...d/news-story/e6b3337b41003221121a697f14428c12
FORMER Gold Coast Suns players have reportedly described a worrying divide in the current playing group between those who go out drinking and a so-called “God squad”.
Triple M radio host Chris Dittmar said he spoke to former players from the club on the weekend after the full extent of former player Karmichael Hunt’s cocaine use was revealed by News Ltd.
“All is not well at that football club — in a big way,” said Dittmar, on the Roo and Ditts For Breakfast show on Monday morning.
“They’ve got a major issue at their club. There are two sets of players basically. (It’s divided) right down the middle and they don’t see eye to eye at all.
“One group is out on the turps and the other group are in bloody bible class. There’s a God squad on one half of the changerooms, they go to bible readings and sit and talk about God. And the other half are at the pub. It’s true.”
Dittmar’s co-host, former Adelaide Crows player Mark Ricciuto, laughed at the revelation. “Honestly they are playing like there’s something like that going on at that footy club,” he said.
Suns skipper Gary Ablett has been open about his faith, notably sharing a photograph of a pre-match prayer session involving him and some of his teammates two years ago.

