Burnwinter wrote:
Your post was illogical.
No your reasoning is fallacious.
Burnwinter wrote:
If a result is important, the means to achieve that result is also important.
No it's not, it's the result thats the important bit not the means of achieving it.
Burnwinter wrote:
If scoring goals is important, possessing the ball and passing it into attacking positions so as to create scoring opportunities and thereby score goals is important.
And whether it's done with 100 passes or 1 is all the same if it results in a goal.
Burnwinter wrote:
If not conceding goals is important, possessing the ball and passing it to retain possession so that your opposition cannot create scoring opportunities and thereby score goals is important.
Not really pertaining to the point I was making but okay, there are many way of stopping the opposition scoring like parking the bus etc, the important thing is that you stop 'em- The point is the outcome not the means it's achieved.
Burnwinter wrote:
If buying stuff is important, having money to buy it with is important.
Sure, no arguments here.
Imo we've always had money to buy.
