Originally posted by Ronnie Hollington
i have seen better players not make it then Ross Gill and he was a good player, its like all sports people grow up and change. If you want to be the best you have to put paintball before everything else. People change sometimes they grow out of paintball, get a car, start drinking andwomanising.
The most talented kid i ever saw not to make was George Tailor he was as good as Weeman and Jarvis he had an ablility to do run thoughs clean taking out 4 or5 players and for a 13 year old against the only UK pro team at the time to be making finals thats pretty impressive.
As I see it, any person who reckons he is a great player, or other people think he's a great player, if they don't go on to make it, then he wasn't a great player... end of.
A great player is made up of two main factors, talent and ambition, both reliant on each other to make it to the top.
There is not a team out there who would refuse a 'great player' under normal circumstances and if any of these so called great players didn't make it then it was for one of two reasons.
Either they weren't that great or they didn't want it enough.
Paintball evolution has the same dynamics at play as any other type and that is, the fittest and best rise to the top and if you don't rise to the top then you weren't what you maybe thought.