My problem with this is, that it wasn't just a clapping off, he was given a standing ovation by a large number of Brighton fans. So have we now set a precedent and to be considered a sporting club, we must give a standing ovation to any good player subbed by the opposition in future?
Wonder if they’d applauded Bruno if they were losing.
Sorry - just don’t get it....
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My problem with this is, that it wasn't just a clapping off, he was given a standing ovation by a large number of Brighton fans. So have we now set a precedent and to be considered a sporting club, we must give a standing ovation to any good player subbed by the opposition in future?
My problem with this is, that it wasn't just a clapping off, he was given a standing ovation by a large number of Brighton fans. So have we now set a precedent and to be considered a sporting club, we must give a standing ovation to any good player subbed by the opposition in future?
Why is it a problem? If you don’t want to applaud or give a standing ovation then don’t. No one is forcing you to, the same for fans who do applaud and give a standing ovation, the choice is yours whichever way.
Why do you need to have enemies? Something missing in your life?
It just seems all a bit over the top the way these overpaid athletes get this god like respect even from those who don't follow them. There's no harm in giving the opposition players a standing ovation because they're good at football and also do a bit of punditry on the TV, I just don't understand the need? After all, they're only footballers.
Since when has applauding someone equated to giving them God like respect?
I thought it was a standing ovation?
It's no debate that footballers are getting God like respect now. I've seen clips of people literally falling to their knees in tears at just being in the presence of Ronaldo. The man's as colourful as a chessboard
Why is it no debate?
Giving a man who has captained a team to four Premier League trophies in 8 years a decent send off is just showing a bit of appreciation for him, no one fell to their knees.
He still might be playing for them next season and yet he gets a standing ovation when he leaves the field. Why?
But yeah, obviously footballers aren't getting a god like respect these days, they only have airports named after them, statue's built of them, football clubs paying them insane money, people collapsing in their presence etc.
They don't work hard, live a very pampered lifestyle and earn a ton. I have no problems with that, I'm sure they must experience a lot of boredom throughout being a footballer too, so it's not all glam. But anyone outside of football would assume Kompany's contribution to football was sacrificial after that standing ovation we gave him. I just had him down as someone who played for Man City. No big deal. Surprised me that he got the same standing ovation from us that Bruno got.
.....HOWEVER,.the ***** in front of me who applauded DeByuyne coming on for Silva can **** right off.
So he didn't get a standing ovation?
Who?