Adebayor at it again

In the Rome and Seville game, the Seville fans were shouting abuse to a player named gwergsdga singing about how his dad had died etc which is just disgusting. After the match he started to cry. Its just really sickening to see fans sing such abuse to players and Adebayor is one of a many few players who has had the balls to stand up to the fans about it. What fans forget is that football players are human beings like themselves, and they play football for their job and earnings...

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Originally Posted by Flamedragon3

In the Rome and Seville game, the Seville fans were shouting abuse to a player named gwergsdga singing about how his dad had died etc which is just disgusting. After the match he started to cry. Its just really sickening to see fans sing such abuse to players and Adebayor is one of a many few players who has had the balls to stand up to the fans about it. What fans forget is that football players are human beings like themselves, and they play football for their job and earnings...

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It's happened before, and it'll continue to happen.

Jack Collison after the Hammers-Millwall game is a good example.

Sorry about the 'gradgfrg' stuff, I forgot his name so put a load of letters there instead. :P

I don't agree with fans being racist/abusing players e/c/t no. But, if your getting paid as much as he is, he should rise above it, not be stupid, run the pitch and celebrate infront of the opposite fans. He made that mistake, appologised and got booked, fair enough. But then he goes and does it in training, showing he wasn't really sorry and isn't bothered, which I think is wrong.

That's my opinion, people probably think it was just a joke or w/e but that's what I think anyway.

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Originally Posted by CHA!NGANG

I don't agree with fans being racist/abusing players e/c/t no. But, if your getting paid as much as he is, he should rise above it, not be stupid, run the pitch and celebrate infront of the opposite fans. He made that mistake, appologised and got booked, fair enough. But then he goes and does it in training, showing he wasn't really sorry and isn't bothered, which I think is wrong.

That's my opinion, people probably think it was just a joke or w/e but that's what I think anyway.

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So your telling me its OK to shout abuse at other human beings? Even if it is racial, about their parents, or about someones death... That's quite sickening sorry. No-one deserves abuse like that to be said to them.

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Originally Posted by Flamedragon3

So your telling me its OK to shout abuse at other human beings? Even if it is racial, about their parents, or about someones death... That's quite sickening sorry. No-one deserves abuse like that to be said to them.

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No... I said I don't agree with it :S

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Originally Posted by CHA!NGANG

No... I said I don't agree with it :S

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Ah sorry I slightly misread it. But you said 'he should stand up to it'. I can tell you something, if people were singing abuse about my family to me, I wouldn't be able to stand it, and if I had the chance I would have done what Adebayor did to the Arsenal fans. They shouldn't have given him verbal abuse if they couldn't take it back themselves, and many great footballers have been on Adebayor's side on this. Even Arsenal's legend Ian Wright.

Like I've said like 4 times already. The actual celebration, fair enough. He did it, Appologised, got booked, fine end off. Then taking the piss and doing it again in training, means he didn't mean his appology and doesn't know what he did wrong which is what I have a problem with.