| Comment | The OP is exaggerating. When you use the word parties you invoke an image of unruly behaviour and large gatherings in peoples heads. I have a fair idea who this post refers to and if I’m right, the reality is completely different from what is being portrayed here.
It’s a case of them being young and living away from home. They have their family and mates up for company. They’ll be hanging out and playing Fifa or COD, granted tunes are probably up loud. I would have a fair guess they don’t realise how much they are affecting their neighbours.
To add to that, professional footballers having “non stop parties” is a complete non starter. They get one day off a week sometimes, spend some of that living in a hotel, and every day in work their performance is scientifically monitored down to every heartbeat using a £10k sports vest. |
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