Ed don't give af what Zo liked...Lol
But that in itself is part of the problem. People should give af about what they do/say and the impact it has. Same thing with Zo's like.
NOBODY can do anything on their own. You need buy-in, support, respect, help, etc from others. This "i'm bigger than the team, school, world and im going to run to social media to express it" **** needs to stop. This same type of look at me attitude is what everyone complains about for kids and the average dumpster fire fan on social media.....but it's the parents, sports idols, etc doing the same **** that glorifies it.....so it continues and seemingly gets worse each year on social media.
I don't care if Ed is one of the greatest players to ever lace them up from the team i've rooted for since i was 8. I don't care if he's seemingly a great person who helps people and does things the right way in most of his personal life. There is a way to speak, a way to get issues out there for the public to see and fix, and a way to act as a working professional. Working, not sports or reality TV. In this case, there's a way to carry yourself in front of these kids. His Foundation's Vision is Respect, Educate, Empower and Dream. It starts with respect......and that goes more than 1 way. The social media resignation letter was juvenile......but people will praise it or copy it in their line of work.
I know, Ed doesn't give af what a working man like me thinks, just as i know you likely don't. But it doesn't make what i say any less true. I hate corruption and want all that squashed. I just believe in more constructive ways to do it, not only for the short game but the long game, setting an example for those after you.
