Marc1901
Peace out.
When a player celbrates it shows they have passion and especially in a derby so getting booked it just ridiculous.
Am I the only one who thinks this?
Am I the only one who thinks this?
When a player celbrates it shows they have passion and especially in a derby so getting booked it just ridiculous.
Am I the only one who thinks this?
Doesn't bother me one bit, the players know the rules, so they should have the brains to stick with them. They generally manage to get by without handling the ball all the time, so I'm sure they can cope without taking their shirts off, like their predecessors did for the previous hundred or so years of football.
When a player celbrates it shows they have passion and especially in a derby so getting booked it just ridiculous.
Am I the only one who thinks this?
The main reason why taking your shirt was made a yellow card offence is because of money - Company pay x million to have their logo on the front of Manchester Uniteds kit, Rooney scores, as the camera focuses in on him, he takes his shirt off. Sponsor has a strop and throw a hissy fit. No longer aloud to take top off