Does anyone else think that being booked for taking your shirt off is ridiculous? I don't know why they introduced it. I don't see anything wrong with excessive celebration, although on the plus side, at least they don't need a time-wasting VAR check to see whether the shirt came all the way off or stopped at the armpits.
Wasn't the rule brought in to stop players having a vest on underneath with a message on it, I remember Fowler having a "support the dockers strike" T shirt on which he revealed by taking his shirt off after scoring
Roy Evans' daughter made a killing on the LFC/UTD game https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/f...hlnTM1EM-GqCLPI8zsdwcHXblk2GSEbEaWaRjz-mzGjNI
I agree. I tend to visit less often after a bad game for the same reason. Imo, there's enough **** going on to get anxious or depressed about without adding football to it. I want football to be an escape from everyday problems. I do get a bit down after bad results, obviously - but I'm over it quickly enough and looking forward to the next game. I know some people are apprehensive about forthcoming games but I'm never like that. Even the second leg of the Real game - I'm prepared for it to be a defeat, but even the remote chance of us turning it around is enough to get me looking forward to it.
Should you be booked for it? No. I do think players are a little ridiculous with their celebrations though. In my line of work, if I reacted that way every time I fixed a difficult bug, I think my coworkers would have me sectioned.
I thought it got brought in after Forlan scored then couldn’t put his shirt back on and wasted a load of time?
Probably makes back about 10% of the amount she’s lost over the years on all the other 6-0 bets she puts on and loses on.
Telling me it’s not normal to run around hugging everyone when you do something well at work?! What about shouting ‘the boss is a ****er’ and going singing YNWA at 4:59pm?
I've never really understood the compulsion to pull your shirt off in celebration. I agree that some of the routines look silly. The thing that really gets me though is the piley-on where the scorer is buried under three layers of team-mates and emerges unscathed. The same players who roll about clutching their faces when an opponent brushes against them.
One-Two-Three Cat and Un-Deux-Trois Cat had a race swimming across the channel. One-Two-Three Cat won because Un Deux Trois Quatre Cinq.
I think it's because then you can't see the shirt sponsors logo at the prime moment. Got to keep the brand earning top dollar.
