But singing his name at a game he's not attending would seem to give him credentials I'm not sure this story quite deserves, through no fault of his own I hasten to add, he's not said he wants to be a standard bearer after all. It was there I came in.
I wouldn't disagree with a word but would continue to wonder if Hitz would want to be, or would deserve to be the standard bearer.
"I'm coming out about my homosexuality because I want to move the discussion about homosexuality among professional sportspeople forwards"
are current gay players really going to feel more reassured by this? If so why?
Done. Pick the bones out of that. Thanks again Lee, Dave.
The problem with singing his name is that nothing rhymes with it, we didn't even sing it when he played for us as 'there's only one Thomas Hitzlsperger' doesn't fit
Quote from: john e on January 11, 2014, 10:23:22 AMThe problem with singing his name is that nothing rhymes with it, we didn't even sing it when he played for us as 'there's only one Thomas Hitzlsperger' doesn't fitWasn't it just de de de de HitzlspergerAs in this tune http://youtu.be/-N7O87sYi2g
Quote from: AlwaysAVFC on January 11, 2014, 10:51:21 AMQuote from: john e on January 11, 2014, 10:23:22 AMThe problem with singing his name is that nothing rhymes with it, we didn't even sing it when he played for us as 'there's only one Thomas Hitzlsperger' doesn't fitWasn't it just de de de de HitzlspergerAs in this tune http://youtu.be/-N7O87sYi2gThat's the one I recall. And 'shoooot!' Even if he was in his own half.