that celebration has to go. It's shit. There, I said it. If are going to get used him scoring 20 odd times a season he has to come up with something else. Maybe we can recruit someone from Brazil in the summer and if nothing else help with a new jig. All other aspects of his game are progressing at a solid pace.
Quote from: ToLambo Villa on January 07, 2013, 01:03:44 PMthat celebration has to go. It's shit. There, I said it. If are going to get used him scoring 20 odd times a season he has to come up with something else. Maybe we can recruit someone from Brazil in the summer and if nothing else help with a new jig. All other aspects of his game are progressing at a solid pace. Let me just say that nothing in the observable universe is as utterly naff and shit as two or three men trying to do a little dance together by a corner flag.I'm not really sure what Weimanns celebration is all about. I think it's the Elf bowman from Hawk the Slayer maybe, but it's better than poorly executed samba dancing and I hope to see it as many times as possible.
Actually, if you follow any of our younger players on Twitter, you quickly realise that all they ever do is go to Costa, to Nandos and play FIFA 13 or Call of Duty.We should probably be grateful they're not fashioning goal celebrations out of ordering a grande latte, or trying to pick someone off at 50 yards with a sniper rifle.Mind you, to be fair, it's not as if we actually get the chance to see many goal celebrations these days.
I long for the day when the main topic on here is the lack of artistic performance celebrating goals. Wouldn't it be wonderful to be sick to death of Weimann's jig."Our 4 - 0 win at Old Trafford was completely ruined by Weimann and his ridiculous antics after he got his 3rd".
"Our 4 - 0 win at Old Trafford was completely ruined by Weimann and his ridiculous antics after he got his 3rd".
If he's scoring goals he can spaff off into the stand after each one for all I care.
Quote from: pauliewalnuts on January 07, 2013, 01:40:44 PMActually, if you follow any of our younger players on Twitter, you quickly realise that all they ever do is go to Costa, to Nandos and play FIFA 13 or Call of Duty.We should probably be grateful they're not fashioning goal celebrations out of ordering a grande latte, or trying to pick someone off at 50 yards with a sniper rifle.Mind you, to be fair, it's not as if we actually get the chance to see many goal celebrations these days.Not sure the latte celebration would work. It would have to involve at least a couple of players to pull off. One serving, with the scorer waiting for his coffee, tapping his feet for ages while the line of other players behind him grows. He'd then finally get served only to turned around a get a yellow card for time wasting.
Quote from: ToLambo Villa on January 07, 2013, 01:53:58 PMQuote from: pauliewalnuts on January 07, 2013, 01:40:44 PMActually, if you follow any of our younger players on Twitter, you quickly realise that all they ever do is go to Costa, to Nandos and play FIFA 13 or Call of Duty.We should probably be grateful they're not fashioning goal celebrations out of ordering a grande latte, or trying to pick someone off at 50 yards with a sniper rifle.Mind you, to be fair, it's not as if we actually get the chance to see many goal celebrations these days.Not sure the latte celebration would work. It would have to involve at least a couple of players to pull off. One serving, with the scorer waiting for his coffee, tapping his feet for ages while the line of other players behind him grows. He'd then finally get served only to turned around a get a yellow card for time wasting. The Costas one would be better than the Starbucks latte celebration, as that would involve the scorer being asked for his name for the invisible cup.
It would have to involve at least a couple of players to pull off.