Cameron Jerome on 19:11 - Feb 4 with 1837 views | airedale | Doh, I shouldn't have done that should I. | | | |
Cameron Jerome on 00:28 - Feb 5 with 1391 views | longlostjack | Why wouldn't you ? Perfectly normal thing to do. Can't understand why more players don't do it. | |
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Cameron Jerome on 09:33 - Feb 5 with 1212 views | WarwickHunt | Top man. Always liked him... Love the Cardiff player in the background who appears to be praying. | | | |
Cameron Jerome on 10:24 - Feb 5 with 1095 views | swanjackal |
Cameron Jerome on 00:28 - Feb 5 by longlostjack | Why wouldn't you ? Perfectly normal thing to do. Can't understand why more players don't do it. |
I agree. As a fan, I get more peeved that someone has scored against us than at some person "busting a move" based on the current modern meme available, or some other pointless celebration. You score, you should rub it in, adds to the atmosphere, and abuse goes both ways so why not. Have witnessed people go to stewards to complain about a player over celebrating FFS. The pantomime between players and fans is an enjoyable part of the professional game. | |
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Hypocritically hypocritical ! |
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Cameron Jerome on 10:53 - Feb 5 with 1031 views | monmouth |
Cameron Jerome on 10:24 - Feb 5 by swanjackal | I agree. As a fan, I get more peeved that someone has scored against us than at some person "busting a move" based on the current modern meme available, or some other pointless celebration. You score, you should rub it in, adds to the atmosphere, and abuse goes both ways so why not. Have witnessed people go to stewards to complain about a player over celebrating FFS. The pantomime between players and fans is an enjoyable part of the professional game. |
100% with you on this. It would also - hopefully - stop our dumber fans applauding the two kids that scores. You just knew that Fabregas was thinking 'up yours' yesterday, but acting all coy and pathetic. Nauseating. | |
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