Even still, point still stands of double standards for the OP. Footballers are paid enough to ignore what the fans say/sing/chant w.e. They are professionals after all.
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Even still, point still stands of double standards for the OP. Footballers are paid enough to ignore what the fans say/sing/chant w.e. They are professionals after all.
Why is it "professional" to not celebrate? If I scored a premiership goal I'd be rather happy methinks, not celebrating makes you look like a pompous **** more than anything
Yep celebrate against the club which stuck by you when you were verging on turning into a alcoholic.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
It's called mutual respect. You don't understand football as much so you wouldn't know.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
Less of the adebayor stuff, his mothers a ***** end of.
And Gerrard and Crouch take each other up the arse but oh well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack.Lfc
Stevie G. The G stands for Goodison. Whey-o.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack.Lfc
this person has it spot on, also Dunne got me 11 points on Fantasy Premier League, so I love the guyQuote:
Originally Posted by Browney
It's not celebrating against anyone it's celebrating for himselfQuote:
Originally Posted by lBlue
I'm part of a local team thanks, just because I don't post here and don't follow other teams doesn't mean I don't know the game. I respect everyone I come up against (excepting the one team in the league who literally go out for blood) but scoring is still a cause for celebration and self congratulation. There's no lack of respect shown by being happy about yourself doing wellQuote:
Originally Posted by thyflux
Dunne is a legend :) Villa <3