When a parent dies young through ill health, it's inevitable one might think that might be your own destiny. If that's so, then that can be a driver for wanting to do more sooner, rather than later. He hasn't got kids, so why would wealth be the primary driver? -- SW6.doc

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Date Posted: Tuesday, September 17, 08:35:22pm
Author: Juana Aorta
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Subject: When a parent dies young through ill health, it's inevitable one might think that might be your own destiny. If that's so, then that can be a driver for wanting to do more sooner, rather than later. He hasn't got kids, so why would wealth be the primary driver?
In reply to: eganonoa 's message, "I am absolutely saying that his personal history likely makes him predisposed to that kind of security for him (and probably his family) in a way that might sway an otherwise self-believing young football from dropping down so far. I believe that, allied to a gamble that Birmingham will, in two years, give him what he'd hope to achieve at Fulham in that timeframe - a Premier League starting spot - made it an easy choice for him. And I don't think that shows any lack of self-belief" on Tuesday, September 17, 03:40:16pm

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As someone who lost one parent in my early twenties, and the other in my thirties, i can absolutely assure you that it's not inevitable that you think like that. Everyone reacts to that kind of thing completely differently. For 10 years i had an overwhelming sense of wanting to do things/do them in a certain way that my mother would have been proud of me. My own mortality wasn't the slightest consideration. (NT) -- Same Old Story, Wednesday, September 18, 09:14:08am (NoHost/90.241.124.131)
- That's really touching Same Old Story. Very sorry to hear you lost your parents at such a young age. I hope things have got easier over time and remember, you always have the Fulham family - we snipe at each other like any other family, but we all care in the end! (NT) -- p, Wednesday, September 18, 09:30:36am (NoHost/90.213.242.75)
  - Appreciated. My parents actually met at Craven Cottage (a long story for another time), so it's of particular poignancy to me, and Fulham was a constant comfort in the years following my mums passing. (NT) -- Same Old Story, Wednesday, September 18, 01:03:33pm (NoHost/90.241.124.131)

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