Cos most football fans aren't gay so most fans don't enjoy it
Shows a passion for your team, and a care that you've scored a goal for your team.
Nothing to do with your immature suggestion about being gay.
Cos most football fans aren't gay so most fans don't enjoy it
Cos most football fans aren't gay so most fans don't enjoy it
Shows a passion for your team, and a care that you've scored a goal for your team.
Nothing to do with your immature suggestion about being gay.
Shows a passion for your team, and a care that you've scored a goal for your team.
Nothing to do with your immature suggestion about being gay.
I don't see how it shows a passion for your team, how does removing your shirt show your love for your team
Have you ever been caught up in the adrenalin of a game? Or, scored a goal in the last minute to get your team the victory, no.
It's just something that has happened over loads of years, and I can assure you, nobody throws a paddy over it being 'gay'.
How does taking your teams colours off show how passionate you are towards the team ^^)?
As i've already said before it's all about sponsorship.
I remember hearing it was for Religious reasons, like certain religions don't like flesh being shown? I might sound wrong and a bit weird, but I think that might be it.
He may have done for his Sunday league team, so don't jump to conclusions!
Have you ever been caught up in the adrenalin of a game? Or, scored a goal in the last minute to get your team the victory, no.
It's just something that has happened over loads of years, and I can assure you, nobody throws a paddy over it being 'gay'.
Piquionne just got sent off for scoring the winner against Everton and jumping into the crowd to celebrate with fans..
Ridiculous.
EDIT: Wasn't the winner, but still a late goal.
I thought it was something to do with the sponsor on the shirt always having to be shown?
At the age off 13, I couldn't really imagine him removing his shirt, and jumping into thousands off fans, a Sunday league game usually has a attendance off 20, tops.
That exact situation happens to me weekly, wether I have experienced or not has nothing to do with it
So you score goals at Sunday league level (u13's) and go running into the crowd.
oO)
I can vaguely see what you mean but what I'm trying to say is that it is completely unnecessary to remove your shirt because I don't believe it shows passion at all