Goalie66 Posted 13 January, 2011 Posted 13 January, 2011 We all hear it used many times. A Professional performance...A Professional foul...a good pro. As it is a professional game, played by professionals I profess I get confused by the interpretaion of the word. After all on the one hand the implication is what is expected on the other a cynical and intentional tackle. So what does everbody else think "Professional" means to them?
Bartosz Bialkowski Posted 13 January, 2011 Posted 13 January, 2011 I did a professional job on my missus last night.
Goalie66 Posted 13 January, 2011 Author Posted 13 January, 2011 I did a professional job on my missus last night. Did she pay you then?
Toomer Posted 13 January, 2011 Posted 13 January, 2011 I did a professional job on my missus last night. Thats not what she told me.
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 13 January, 2011 Posted 13 January, 2011 I did a professional job on my missus last night. Thats not what she told me. Was that the lady who was talking about some 'hammer chewer doing a botch job' ?
Clifford Nelson Posted 13 January, 2011 Posted 13 January, 2011 The dictionary suggests somebody qualified to carry out a trade. "The professions" tend to mean law, accounting, medicine and the priesthood, which are therefore considered "professions" and not trades. Confusing indeed. In football it carries little or no meaning apart from 'serious application to the job in hand', which therefore suggests a comparison with those who 'hasn't got a professional attitude'. Altogether a lot of ballox.
Deppo Posted 13 January, 2011 Posted 13 January, 2011 I did a professional job on my missus last night. Not sure we need this sort of gutter talk on the main board
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