Tiger Woods public humiliation, page 1
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reply posted on 19-2-2010 @ 12:59 PM by dalek
reply to post by Chonx


No mate, I know your not having a go
and I agree that with you 100%.

Tigers apology just came on the ITN news at 6 here in the UK and with all the other stuff in teh world, I was just disgusted that ITN decided to make Tiger its main news story.


reply posted on 19-2-2010 @ 01:05 PM by Chonx
reply to post by dalek


Man, that's what annoyed me in the first place about this. The fact that it is all over the MSM like it's the most important thing going on in the world. it's pathetic.


reply posted on 19-2-2010 @ 01:21 PM by emeraldzeus
reply to post by dalek


I agree with Chonx....It really doesn't concern me. It's his life, his mistakes, and his issues to deal with. HOWEVER, the public as a whole feels like they own him, because they have created his life. If it weren't for the fans, the games, the media, the money, and "his people", he wouldn't be on TV at all. He was suppose to be a role model, and as such, there are a lot of people upset that he didn't live up to the task he knew he had.

I watched his statement today, and if were to give my two cents, it would be this....

The words were all there, to some extent, but the emotion was not. Words without intent means nothing. I can't imagine being in his shoes, having had my life completely stripped naked in front of the world, and not feel some sense of deep emotion when I finally humbled myself enough to admit my wrongs.

I think he's right when he says he's got a lot of atoning to do, and perhaps this is step 1 in his treatment. I have a feeling, if he REALLY is serious about his behavioral changes, we'll see more emotion from him later on.....a little more humility, but I don't think he's quite there yet. The man is broken and has all but lost everything in his life....you can't tell me it hasn't brought him to tears on more than one occasion, if no other reason than simply due to deep remorse. I was looking for that today and didn't see it. So, who knows. He didn't create this behavior overnight, and it won't change the core of who he is overnight either. As his wife said, his actions will speak louder than words.

It is sad to me, however, that he didn't offer apologies to the other women. Granted, they all knew what they were doing, and should also take the opportunity to make amends and ask forgiveness. But I still thought Tiger should have offered apologies to these other women for HIS actions with them. The other women need to get the heck out of the spotlight. In private, however, I think he needs to approach each of them individually and ask forgiveness, and that's not for any of us to witness.

But again....those are just my two cents, and it really doesn't concern me. My life goes on whether or not Tiger is "up to par" or not! I do hope, for the sake of his family, that the media butts out and he is able to make things right. Good comebacks are always better than the fall!
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