WTF is that "A" thing people keep doing when they score on MoTD?

[gullshark]

Anyone? When they make a capital letter A with their fingers!

 

[sonicyouth]

you ain't down with the kids neil.

 

[RM-Taylor]

Well me being 17 I haven't a clue either

 

[empire]

keep up will you

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

Soccer AM said they'd asked Andy Johnson what it was all about. His reply was that he can't tell us what it means....yet. Thanks for the insight you stupid slap-headed diver.

 

[smudge]

It's the class of drugs they prefer.

 

[Muhammad - I’m hard - Bruce Lee]

its cos they knew same difference would be booted out


fuckin INBREADS

 

[Deleted User X18H]

In watching MOTD you sad sad bastards

 

[NMH]

It means 'Anarchy'.

Didn't the late 1970's teach you people ANYTHING??

 

[FalmerforAll!**]

I think it's to do with a kids course thats going on called 'A-stars' supported by many Prem players.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

I thought they were pointing at their wedding rings.

It does irritate me that when many footballers score a goal their first thought is about the celebration routine or some secret little signal. I'd much prefer it if their gut reaction was to be delighted for themselves and for their team-mates and for the fans. But it seems that their first thought after a goal is about contract negotiations, in-jokes and anything other than the club that is paying their wages.

Like all "parents", I think we - as fans and ultimately the source of all the money in football - are getting what we deserve. Spoilt, self-important, self-indulgent children with little thought for anyone other than themselves.

 

[stig]

i couldn't care less what our players did when they score,just aslong as they score

 

[tedebear]

I thought they were pointing at their wedding rings.

It does irritate me that when many footballers score a goal their first thought is about the celebration routine or some secret little signal. I'd much prefer it if their gut reaction was to be delighted for themselves and for their team-mates and for the fans. But it seems that their first thought after a goal is about contract negotiations, in-jokes and anything other than the club that is paying their wages.

Like all "parents", I think we - as fans and ultimately the source of all the money in football - are getting what we deserve. Spoilt, self-important, self-indulgent children with little thought for anyone other than themselves.

I'd like to see the other team be able to take the ball out of the net, race back to the centre line and start play as quickly as they like - would soon put a stop to all this poncey dancing, celebrating nonsense.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Haven't seen Baz's dance for a while! Luton on 3rd November?

 

[Kenhead]

Haven't seen Baz's dance for a while! Luton on 3rd November?

Cheltenham in the JPT on the 14th

 

[Mackenzie]

It stands for 'arsehole'.

 

[Robbie G]

It's not anything to do with Peace Up 'A town' down, is it?

 

[ben andrews' girlfriend]

It's not anything to do with Peace Up 'A town' down, is it?

That's what I thought it was!

 

[Hockley Blues]

According to some site off google...

Am told it refers to 'A list' meaning the player responsible is top class.

http://gwladtidings.merseyblogs.co.uk/2007/12/zenit_.html

 

[NMH]

I found Nicholas Anelka's bird thing he does after every goal, a bit annoying. What's it supposed to mean?