eesti matty Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 Why am I not surprised? http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/c/cardiff_city/8556423.stm Darcy Blake is so hungry to prove he has a future at Cardiff City - the youngster has cut out fast food. Bluebirds boss Dave Jones warned Blake not to follow former England star Matt Le Tissier's example of burger binging. Jones worked with Southampton cult hero Le Tissier during his three years at The Dell and his battle to beat the bulge. "I worked with Matthew Le Tissier and we did everything for him," said Jones. "But when he went away he liked McDonalds, he couldn't keep out of there. "Football is not just about what you do on the field as if you're not doing it right off-the-field, it won't happen on it and will catch up with you eventually. Darcy must make sure he trains properly and work. "We can monitor the players at the training ground as much as we want; we give them all the right foods, right supplements and right drinks but it's what they do when they go away from the place.
Ponty Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 Le Tiss's "fitness regime" probably never harmed his game but I do believe it helped shorten his career. At the pace he played he should have had another 5 years in him. I sincerely believe that.
BadgerBadger Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 Makes you wonder what a European type approach for the game would have done for him - I believe he was they way he was because of the way he was, if you catch my drift
braveheart1983 Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 I remember one weekend going to McDonalds and seeing him ordering loads of stuff when I went in. I was shocked that a professional football player could get away with it at the time....but then it was the Matt Le Tissier - special rules apply ;-)
Dimond Geezer Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 Jesus, 2 LeTiss threads in a day. Mr Canteen will think it's his birthday. :smt021
hypochondriac Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 Using LeTiss probably isn't the best example if you are looking for people whose diet ruined their career!
Ponty Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 Using LeTiss probably isn't the best example if you are looking for people whose diet ruined their career! Do you disagree with the premise that his style of fitness training, i.e. none , contributed to his inability to recover from injury as he got older which, in turn, contributed to his abridged career?
hypochondriac Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 Do you disagree with the premise that his style of fitness training, i.e. none , contributed to his inability to recover from injury as he got older which, in turn, contributed to his abridged career? Well yeah but Jones said "it won't happen on it" when clearly it did!
bowers-sfc Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 i work in hedge end mcdonalds, and le-tisser has come in quite a few times, as has maik taylor back in the summer, more recently though, rickie lambert for breakfast and david james one evening
hamster Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 i work in hedge end mcdonalds, and le-tisser has come in quite a few times, as has maik taylor back in the summer, more recently though, rickie lambert for breakfast and david james one evening LOl, ironically Matt would have eaten Rickie for breakfast.
bowers-sfc Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 LOl, ironically Matt would have eaten Rickie for breakfast.[/QU that made me laugh, btw... rickie had a S&E muffin meal with a orange juice
hamster Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 And I bet matt would still manage double figures, for one he'd possibly have netted each and every pen that we've won. How many pens have we had this season out of interest?
hamster Posted 8 March, 2010 Posted 8 March, 2010 bowers-fc, can't PM you, but did your old man used to waork at Fords and your Mum at the General?
saintkate Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 Using LeTiss probably isn't the best example if you are looking for people whose diet ruined their career! elvis...
Window Cleaner Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 Super Size Me shows the nocive effects of those wonderful products.
Barry the Badger Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 Super Size Me shows the nocive effects of those wonderful products. I thought that was a stupid experiment. It messes you up IF you eat them for every single meal. Pretty sure the same could be said about a lot of different foods.
Window Cleaner Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 I thought that was a stupid experiment. It messes you up IF you eat them for every single meal. Pretty sure the same could be said about a lot of different foods. But some people do eat them all the time,they are addicted to fast food probably because it's quick,cheap and instantly available. I have also seen studies on casomorphines which may or may not explain the current trend in fast food addiction.
a1ex2001 Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 But some people do eat them all the time,they are addicted to fast food probably because it's quick,cheap and instantly available. I have also seen studies on casomorphines which may or may not explain the current trend in fast food addiction. those some poeple are an insignificantly small percentage of the population.
Window Cleaner Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 those some poeple are an insignificantly small percentage of the population. nowhere near as small as you'd like to think. http://www.healthexpress.co.uk/news/obesity_pandemic.html
The9 Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 nowhere near as small as you'd like to think. http://www.healthexpress.co.uk/news/obesity_pandemic.html I'd expect them to be quite large, isn't that the point of being overweight ?
Window Cleaner Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 I'd expect them to be quite large, isn't that the point of being overweight ? what? we're talking about a small percentage of the population not the size of the people themselves.
paulwantsapint Posted 9 March, 2010 Posted 9 March, 2010 Think MLT's injury prone later years were down to playing a large part of 94-95 season with torn tendon from his heal to his big toe which meant running on the outside of his foot & using insoles which made his calves shorter which in turn gave him calf & achillies problems for the rest of his career Thus meaning the man who trained with the ball & played himself fit was unable to
Secret Site Agent Posted 10 March, 2010 Posted 10 March, 2010 what? we're talking about a small percentage of the population not the size of the people themselves. Dear Window Cleaner. Please look up in the dictionary 'Humour' 'Sarcasm' 'Irony' and 'Caricature'. Within this debate i would like to say that it is a fact that certain fast food conglomorates target those on a fixed low income, and in some cases have to, to keep their margins up as there is only so much you can squeeze out of a farmer/supplier. And if you want fast food, I have worked in a few places around the world and Luton Cente is wall to wall fast food joints. never seen anywhere like it.
doggface Posted 10 March, 2010 Posted 10 March, 2010 Think MLT's injury prone later years were down to playing a large part of 94-95 season with torn tendon from his heal to his big toe which meant running on the outside of his foot & using insoles which made his calves shorter which in turn gave him calf & achillies problems for the rest of his career Thus meaning the man who trained with the ball & played himself fit was unable to This. But he still should have kept off the burgers!
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