Príklady footballer

• The problem itself occurs between real footballers on a field.

• In order to defuse this concern one might start by comparing the conscript and the teenager with the footballers.

• He was a very good footballer, actually, but he was a hard man.

• How does each footballer come to know that the object of the team is to score goals?

• Yet, intuitively, it seems obvious that 'right' is the rational choice for each of the real footballers.

• I propose that obligations corresponding to those of the footballers would then arise.

• Take the case of the footballers.

• Riker admires their common skill, as one might admire a skilled footballer or tennis player.

• But that is because the footballers are (and take themselves to be) members of the same team, and because that team has the objective of scoring goals.

• But to say that it is natural is merely to restate, in more general terms, the intuition that it is rational for each footballer to choose 'right'.

• We have houses, footballers and disc jockeys worth several million pounds.

• There are a number of different employments where the normal retirement age is quite young—for instance, professional footballers.

• Professional footballers have a duty to ensure that their behaviour on the field of play is of the highest standard.

• The facilities provided for amateur footballers in this country are absolutely pitiful and depressing.

• Professional footballers and cricketers are in the same position as other taxpayers.