Batman Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 why shouldnt he celebrate? he showed respect at SMS he left years ago he just scored a cracker that earned his team a huge win why has modern football gone all for false show of respect. Much like everyone out dooing themselves to pray for muamba fair play to bale, I say
Micky Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Stupid, stupid thread. Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2
simo Posted 4 May, 2013 Author Posted 4 May, 2013 Shows a lack of respect something that is ebbing away in football as it is in society
Batman Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Shows a lack of respect something that is ebbing away in football as it is in society he showed respect at SMS should he not celebrate for the rest of his career
Badger Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 I don't begrudge him celebrating his goal. But I do begrudge him his goal ; f'kin 'monkey-headed' c^nt. (Just to add, tremendous player who has otherwise always spoken well of SFC and his time here).
niceandfriendly Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Would have been ever so strange if he didn't celebrate a huge, huge goal for his club. Respect? Nothing to do with it whatsoever.
Chez Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Players not celebrating when scoring against their old teams is like handshakes before the game, ********.
martin_au Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 didn't he say he would 'mute' his celebration if he scores against us
Yate Saint Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 You can't blame him. 1) Wonder goal 2) Edges Spurs to a Champs League spot 3) Wasn't long left If all those were not applicable today he probably wouldn't have celebrated as much. He's a good guy. I hope he leaves Spurs though as we wont win anything there.
Restark19 Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 didn't he say he would 'mute' his celebration if he scores against us like he did at SMS. The lads just scored a massive, massive goal for his club. Let him celebrate.
Sheaf Saint Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 why shouldnt he celebrate? he showed respect at SMS he left years ago he just scored a cracker that earned his team a huge win why has modern football gone all for false show of respect. Much like everyone out dooing themselves to pray for muamba fair play to bale, I say Because it was all over the papers this morning that he had promised he wouldn't, that's why.
Batman Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Because it was all over the papers this morning that he had promised he wouldn't, that's why. oh well. hardly matters does it
CWD Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 You can't blame him. 1) Wonder goal 2) Edges Spurs to a Champs League spot 3) Wasn't long left If all those were not applicable today he probably wouldn't have celebrated as much. He's a good guy. I hope he leaves Spurs though as we wont win anything there. This, and he didn't celebrate at St Mary's. this thread is a bit sour grapes.
UpweySaint Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 I think it's different if its at sms and he runs to celebrate in front of our fans, thats a bit tasteless or if it was last the of the season and it sent us down etc. But WHL ok, he's their player now, much as we may wish otherwise. Cant be too bitter
solentstars Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 This, and he didn't celebrate at St Mary's. this thread is a bit sour grapes. Agree we got some real girlie type fans who act like cry baby's. Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2
St Chalet Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Based on this logic Puncheon could never celebrate a goal. Personally I don't care.
Saint Charlie Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Don't blame him at all. Huge goal for them and great strike.
Crab Lungs Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Bloody hell, are we really moaning about Bale not showing us "respect"? Someone put it perfectly above, check the context; 1. Spurs remain in CL contention 2. Great goal 3. Late strike in the game, so euphoric in a sense Spurs pay his wages, not us. We were bloody unfortunate not to get a draw today but expecting Bale to "dumb down" his celebration is mental. Just how sensitive are we?!?!?
Miltonaggro Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 And he had a semi on afterwards. Disrespectful to be honest...
modern matron Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 He's just a c unt. Ungrateful t wat. What a great player and role model for kids, and he is very respectful and loves and respects our football club, so shut the **** up......
Turkish Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Bloody hell, are we really moaning about Bale not showing us "respect"? Someone put it perfectly above, check the context; 1. Spurs remain in CL contention 2. Great goal 3. Late strike in the game, so euphoric in a sense Spurs pay his wages, not us. We were bloody unfortunate not to get a draw today but expecting Bale to "dumb down" his celebration is mental. Just how sensitive are we?!?!? Bale and Spuds (PMSL) deserve each other, both arrogant c*nts with no respect for anyone but themselves. I've always found Spurs fans totally disrespectful since a game there in 1998. I'd had bought a ticket and prebooked the train but in the run up to the game I had been suffering from the flu. Unfortuantely I had to make the decision that morning that I couldn't go to the game due to sickness. Much to my amazement, despite me being ill and losing around £60 due to being unable to travel there was no minutes applause for me on 8 minutes (my old shirt number) no picture of me on their scoreboards encouraging fans to support my battle against the virus and no words of support from anyone connected at THFC. They have always been arrogant and disrespectful, so no surprise Bale should start to behave is such a way now.
Dig Dig Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Lol, he scored a massive goal at home for a club he's played at for years and people expect him not to celebrate?
modern matron Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 Bale and Spuds (PMSL) deserve each other, both arrogant c*nts with no respect for anyone but themselves. I've always found Spurs fans totally disrespectful since a game there in 1998. I'd had bought a ticket and prebooked the train but in the run up to the game I had been suffering from the flu. Unfortuantely I had to make the decision that morning that I couldn't go to the game due to sickness. Much to my amazement, despite me being ill and losing around £60 due to being unable to travel there was no minutes applause for me on 8 minutes (my old shirt number) no picture of me on their scoreboards encouraging fans to support my battle against the virus and no words of support from anyone connected at THFC. They have always been arrogant and disrespectful, so no surprise Bale should start to behave is such a way now. You are really sad, talk about attention seeking behaviour and trying desperately to be funny, jeez......
Appy Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 He hasn't played for us for 6 years. He only played for us for one season, it's hardly Phil Neville celebrating a goal at Old Trafford. Massive goal for them.
Turkish Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 You are really sad, talk about attention seeking behaviour and trying desperately to be funny, jeez...... Whatever the spazboard, there is nothing like a good old accusation of attention seeking when some precious little flower doesn't like a post.
John Boy Saint Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 No axe to grind, by all accounts we had them under the cosh today and when 1 point looked on the cards he pulls the rabbit out of the hat, the relief must have been immense. At the end of the day Spurs pay his wages he can't lock up his emotions everytime he plays against us.
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 If he had scored that against any other team we would have been praising it. Good goal. Good player. No longer with us. Respect to him for his time with us, let's move on.
doc oli Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 He's been with them probably longer than he was with us, it was a massive goal for them and he probably assumes we're safe. Hard to dampen instinctive reactions at times like that. He knows who made him.
Whitey Grandad Posted 4 May, 2013 Posted 4 May, 2013 He's been with them probably longer than he was with us, it was a massive goal for them and he probably assumes we're safe. Hard to dampen instinctive reactions at times like that. He knows who made him. 200th game for Tottenham, and why shouldn't he celebrate?
toe_punt Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 You are really sad, talk about attention seeking behaviour and trying desperately to be funny, jeez...... I thought it was quite good, you miserable ***t
niceandfriendly Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 Just how sensitive are we?!?!? Thankfully it seems most of us aren't. Just the one poster.
bender Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 Whats the point of muting your celebrations at SMS then going mental at WHL few months later. It's not as if a lot of water has gone under the bridge in that time.
PhilippineSaint Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 Whats the point of muting your celebrations at SMS then going mental at WHL few months later. It's not as if a lot of water has gone under the bridge in that time. There might just be a tad difference between 25000 opposition supporters at SMS and 2500 at WHL for a start. I cannot believe that their are people out in the world that think this is any sort of slight against Southampton by Bale. Yes he was at the Academy, yes he got his first team place with us. We then SOLD HIM as a master sells a slave to another master, his new master is Spurs let it be boys and girls
simo Posted 5 May, 2013 Author Posted 5 May, 2013 I guess you lot have lower standards of what you expect from people , did Theo celebrate either of his goals against us this season ?
niceandfriendly Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 I guess you lot have lower standards of what you expect from people , did Theo celebrate either of his goals against us this season ? I think people are more concerned about seeing football turn into the sort of nanny-state situation that the rest of the country is being slowly but surely ruined by. Don't offend him! Don't upset her! Oh gosh don't celebrate a goal against your old team the fans might cry! AAAAAGHHHHH someone pass me a helmet I'm stepping outside for a moment and don't want to bang my head. You know?
PhilippineSaint Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 the whole country has been turned into a Nanny Politically Correct state that it is un-believable. Dont look at me you might offend me then I will have to sue you. One question to all the PC correct people out there How do you interact with people that you might want to have an intimate relationship with, without the possibility of offending them?
DuncanRG Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 Big big goal. Emotions took over. Excused. Pretty much this.
brmbrm Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 He hasn't played for us for 6 years........ FFS, 6 years is it? So he's played at Spurs much much longer than he was at saints, and he can't celebrate scoring a great winning goal? Geez.
Minsk Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 If I had scored a goal like that against Saints, probably a winner 5 minutes from time for a team chasing a Champions League spot, I would have celebrated too.
simo Posted 5 May, 2013 Author Posted 5 May, 2013 FFS, 6 years is it? So he's played at Spurs much much longer than he was at saints, and he can't celebrate scoring a great winning goal? Geez. He was at saints since he was 9 wasnt he ? We gave him one last chance when he was getting close to being dropped I don't care what everyone says its all about standards of respect I have bucket loads for Walcott and the class he showed after scoring twice against us and who played less first team games for us and left longer ago but still had the respect to not celebrate at all ! You lot are entitled to your low standards of people but I give and demand more respect !
Kingsland Nick Posted 5 May, 2013 Posted 5 May, 2013 How is a player who doesn't celebrate a goal showing respect? It gives the impression that we are too insignificant for him to care that he has scored against us.
lordswoodsaints Posted 6 May, 2013 Posted 6 May, 2013 It was his 200th game for spurs and a cracking goal scored by leaving shaw ( the best young left back in the prem) for dead....what's not to celebrate?,after all there was a lot of booing from saints fans every time he touched the ball along with sarcastic chants of 'bale,bale' every time he went down so if it was me I would have ran over to us and given it plenty right in our faces tbh.....respect works both ways.
Appy Posted 6 May, 2013 Posted 6 May, 2013 I guess you lot have lower standards of what you expect from people , did Theo celebrate either of his goals against us this season ? Easy to show respect when you score and your team are already 5-1 up. Bale's goal was a massive one for Spurs.
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