I am sorry if I am old school, but I really don't see the necessity for a man being at the birth of his child. If he really felt that curios he could have hired a video or something. At the end of the day child birth looks pretty much like a bad part of alien (the film). Unlike most of the people on here, I spend an awful lot of time and money watching Spurs. Every home game I have to spend 3 hours making a 120 mile round trip. I have to lay out for my train fairs, food, drink and season ticket. In short I spend about £2500 per annum following Spurs, whereas Bale GETS a kings ransom for actually playing for them. I don't care what you say, I believe if Bale's commitment towards the club was half of mine, he would have played.
I have been told not to feed the troll. I resisted, thinking that although your views were usually somewhere between stupidity and nonsense and that you were entitled to have them, I wanted to believe that through discourse I could challenge your thoughts. More recently you have not responed to my comments, either because you have stopped viewing them or would rather rant about your own views instead.
However, in this matter you have me beat. I give up! I cannot compete with your stubbornness and determination to find all that is good in the world and make it into something horrid and worthless. No matter how strongly you feel about these issues it does not make you right. I usually would argue that each is entitled to their own views and you still are. But you are still 100% wrong! Not in the case of you choosing not to attend the birth of YOUR child, but 100% wrong in demanding that another person should not attend THEIR child's.
I will no longer respond to your inaccurate views about the morality of man, your are simply not qualified. Maybe if you stick to the football, I may be tempted, otherwise you are on your own!