So what's the deal when my religion is alcoholism? That's right, I'm an alcoholic. I won't stop drinking. This will dramatically affect my performance, but I'm still a professional?
No, one religion is socially accepted, another one isn't. It's all bollocks.
You're arguing alcoholism against a daylight fast. The two aren't even close. Pick another analogy.
Or wait. If you're Ranieri and you know Momo is an alchy, do you play him?
I don't know if you mean to but you come off like you're just mad at religion.
Think of it from Momo's point of view. If Sissoko doesn't fast, in his public position, he'll be a "bad muslim" and looked down upon by the muslim community. But at the same time he can still be about 75-80% on the pitch and probably better during night games. No contest. He's going to play.
Professional or unprofessional is a dumb accusation. Just cause someone practices a religion doesn't make him unprofessional. This was never a problem when he was at Pool, we had depth. You guys have plenty of depth to handle the mid table down in Serie A, Ranieri should know better and on "big match" days have him take a travel break.
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