NulodPBall - I don't think we're in disagreement here at all. I've said that ego is important, as if you don't believe you can do something chances are you'll fail, but team comes first. I didn't bother to put in that someone has to fit in with how the rest of the team likes to play as you had already pointed this out in one of your previous posts perfectly well so I didn't think it was neededOriginally posted by NulodPBall
Liz: An old teammate of mine (when you can say that and he's barely 18 makes me feel old) just quit a fully sponsored team 'cause too many egos were bumping heads and people yelled at each other to bring someone else down...the last time I saw that (the team captain was the one), that team (which had great sponsorships) folded 'cause no-one wanted to play for them, even though the roster in the beginning was great. It's really hard to walk away from free guns, and plane tickets but...