Not being au courant on exactly what passive aggressive exactly entails I checked out some articles.
For example:
http://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellor-articles/what-is-passive-aggressive-behaviour
Sorry, Oz, I can't find much that is applicable.
But if you are referring to what a few call my "negative" comments about the team, it's actually a part of my world-view regarding sports discussions and the nature of sporting activity.
I believe that you can enjoy, even love and solidly root for and admire the artistic excellence of a team without leaving your brain in the trash with regard shortcomings, especially by the adults in charge but most often by the uncritical fan base.
In the case of this post and the thread I started based on Geno's interview.
I've stated that in the final 4, Bria was a major catalyst in both of those wins…over shadowed at the end by the media and almost forgotten, but her aggressive play and made shots at key moments early were momentum changes. Without her healthy, the team is much weaker.
And I have been the "voice in he wilderness" with regard Geno's handling of the "kids" last season. I understand that the base is prepared to deify the gentleman; I admire him and his accomplishments to a very high degree, have been a season ticket holder, watch and re-watch every game. Have seen the final 4 re-runs a dozen times, with great satisfaction, the last time last evening.
During the final, the announcers twice, referred to Geno's admitted disconnect with team last season, quoting him…And then when he voiced…what would you call it…mild apprehension (in my transcribed post)…the hairs on the back of my neck suggested that there were still some issues to be worked out.
Isn't it better to have civilized discussions about such matters, even heated ones, without name calling and personal disparagement?
Please…let's discuss the issues rather than calling each other names.
