Quote from: Clampy on September 21, 2014, 08:47:01 PMLampard was there a very long time and wasn't he top premiership scorer or something? He did only leave a few months ago so i can understand it. But he did choose to sign for chelskis title rivals so he can't have it both ways.
Lampard was there a very long time and wasn't he top premiership scorer or something? He did only leave a few months ago so i can understand it.
Quote from: Lucky Eddie on September 22, 2014, 11:24:18 PMQuote from: Clampy on September 21, 2014, 08:47:01 PMLampard was there a very long time and wasn't he top premiership scorer or something? He did only leave a few months ago so i can understand it. But he did choose to sign for chelskis title rivals so he can't have it both ways.Well, he can - he can do his best for his new club but still feel conflicted about damaging his previous club.He is having it both ways.
Quote from: *shellac* on September 22, 2014, 11:29:30 PMEvery goal should be celebrated. Including own goals.Especially if they are this good!The own goal condemned Manchester City to relegation to the third tier for the first time, whilst keeping QPR in the division. As a result, a group of QPR fans thanked him by voting him the "most influential man of the past 2,000 years" in an internet poll, where "Jesus came second, apparently."
Every goal should be celebrated. Including own goals.
Quote from: Dave on September 23, 2014, 08:01:24 AMQuote from: Lucky Eddie on September 22, 2014, 11:24:18 PMQuote from: Clampy on September 21, 2014, 08:47:01 PMLampard was there a very long time and wasn't he top premiership scorer or something? He did only leave a few months ago so i can understand it. But he did choose to sign for chelskis title rivals so he can't have it both ways.Well, he can - he can do his best for his new club but still feel conflicted about damaging his previous club.He is having it both ways. Behave; he can't expect to continue to be universally adored by chelski fans after signing for their closest title rivals through the back door.
I don't mind Lampard and other long serving players not celebrating against those clubs.
Quote from: SoccerHQ on September 23, 2014, 09:55:56 AMI don't mind Lampard and other long serving players not celebrating against those clubs.Quite. I'd consider it quite nice if Gareth Barry scored against ust and didn't celebrate.If Steve Sidwell didn't celebrate I'd wonder who on earth he though he was showing respect to by not celebrating.