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I have listened to this debate on the electronic media and read comments in the print media. I have stayed out of it until now . The intensity of the arguments of those who would perpetrate a dishonest proposition however has forced me to say my piece albeit briefly. I attended St. George's College at a time when the day to day operations of the school were manned by Jesuit Priests. To those priests academic, spiritual, social and cultural development of the school boy was paramount. there are many recognizable name brand athletes who were not permitted to continue at St. Georges because they lacked the capacity for intellectual development.(some of the names would shock many).
How can we inculcate in the minds of our youngsters that it is enough to be able to kick a football in the goal, run a good leg on a relay team or be a good goal defence player to get privileged favours this is dangerous.
It is for the above and much more that I support the principles espoused by Dr. Lascelve "Muggy" Graham.
Dwight A. Nelson O.D., C.D., J.P.
How can we inculcate in the minds of our youngsters that it is enough to be able to kick a football in the goal, run a good leg on a relay team or be a good goal defence player to get privileged favours this is dangerous.
It is for the above and much more that I support the principles espoused by Dr. Lascelve "Muggy" Graham.
Dwight A. Nelson O.D., C.D., J.P.
Is a Geogian name Nelson saying that St. Georges Football Club is professional football club with lots of dunce heads? 
This sound more like the dark blues but then blue a blue, whether dark or light/
There are not many alternative for a 14 to 19 year old talented athlete to showcase skills 
May be we should let limit the transfer ballers below 6th form to 3 per team and only 6th formers to play if they have 3 subjects because a nuff youth a walk aroung in a white who should be repeating 5th form! Let's see how many more titles the blues win with these new rules!!!!!!!!!!!!
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