you guys like it or dislike it?

idk it feels like...you should celebrate...

i loved it when Ad***or scored against Arsenal in Man City jersey lol omg

This post was edited by kevindyd77 on Sep 21 2014 10:18pm

if you played at a club for 13 years and are loved by the fans and the players you shouldn't celebrate

i guess youre referring to Lampard? yeah i guess so

i partially agree. the game took place in etihad stadium not in stamford bridge...so for the new fans, celebrate?

sign of respect.

it doesn't take much but means a lot, like manners generally in life. The small things have a bif effect.

any player as mature and experienced as lamps is intelligent enough to know how their actions affect the fans.

it's situational ofc, depends how the previous employment ended

This post was edited by LittleLegsNenov on Sep 21 2014 10:41pm

did arsenal ever ill treat adebywhore? sure the fans will abuse u if u join a crub like shitty for the $. but the celebration is just epic.
and yea at that time shitty hadnt won anything with sparky as manager.

I would celebrate, fuck it. I play for they other team now.

Well, if you are playing against a club that helped you develop, gave you support and you established a bond with, then it's pretty inappropriate to celebrate (unless it's say one of those late season games where your new team needs to win in order to win the league/avoid relegation/etc, and your former club isn't fighting for anything).

If someone like Altintop or Sahin scored against Real Madrid and then celebrated, I wouldn't care at all. If it was someone like Higuaín or Di María then it would hurt much more.

Also, it depends on where the game is played. I find that it's much more acceptable to celebrate goals against former clubs if you are playing in your new ground, and not in your former club's stadium.

It depends on the circumstances, but that's my opinion in general.

This post was edited by zarkadon on Sep 22 2014 05:01am

Its an absolute disgrace and makes you look like a cunt

that was just the worst

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