'Servant'

[drayltonboy (independent)]

I see that Hogg is referred to as such. Is anyone a servant these days? Surely long term employee is more appropriate in his case.

Would anyone call, say, Healey (an example of a recent employee) a servant? Does anyone on here see themselves as a servant of their employer?

The term servant is outdated and is only used in circumstances where someone has worked for a sporting establishment over a period of time.(how long do you have to be employed to be classed as a sporting servant? 10 years?).

The term needs to be prologue.

[robhtfc]

Apr 28, 2024 16:59:18 GMT 1 drayltonboy (independent) said:

I see that Hogg is referred to as such. Is anyone a servant these days? Surely long term employee is more appropriate in his case.

Would anyone call, say, Healey (an example of a recent employee) a servant? Does anyone on here see themselves as a servant of their employer?

The term servant is outdated and is only used in circumstances where someone has worked for a sporting establishment over a period of time.(how long do you have to be employed to be classed as a sporting servant? 10 years?).

The term needs to be prologue.

Does it matter??

Would have thought that there were far more important things to worry about at Town.

[nnnlove]

Reminds me of (not the real) Ronaldo describing himself as a "slave".

www.theguardian.com/football/2008/jul/11/manchesterunited.premierleague1

Different planet, some of these fellas.