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in order to make a U-turn from attacking Anderson to a real problem of football, I'm opening a new thread to put a finger on Cesc Fabregas who said "**** you" to Rio after they'd scored the late equliser. Funny how no one reacted the way you reacted on Anderson, and it deserves more slating than the thing Anderson did. But then again when seeing the football culture in England , where a player can't celebrate a goal by kissing his emblem in front of rival supporters without being punished ( aka Gary Neville against Liverpool), i can understand where you're coming from.. Fair enough , fair play, but you took it all too far. It bothers me that you all accept that the foul language is an OK type of communication while hand gestures on the other hand are branded non other than disgusting, shocking etc... Why is that ? Did you know that people communicate in different ways ? I for one, when discussing something like to make gestures with my hands... I would have reacted both verbaly and with gestures !Giggs would have urged the ref by words, Rooney by swearing, and Anderson did it by hand gesture. And no one opened a thread how "disgusting" it was when Scholes and Giggs surrounded the ref to book J.Cole for a tackle on Ronaldo. So what if they were right ? Does it give them the right to complain then ? If does, then why can't you complain by hands ? Can someone please try to explain me why is swearing more acceptable than hand gestures ? Don't tell me it isn't, obviously it is , coz I can't remember a single thread about insulting opposition or the ref by a foul language !
But then again, the real issue maybe is the fact that you all don't think that Cesc deserved the card and Anderson was trying to see him booked... If so, then would you have been less pissed if he'd only told it to the ref, using the f word, without gesture, and if so, why ?
Again, I wasn't trying to insult your great footballing culture and history, I was trying to make a point
But then again, the real issue maybe is the fact that you all don't think that Cesc deserved the card and Anderson was trying to see him booked... If so, then would you have been less pissed if he'd only told it to the ref, using the f word, without gesture, and if so, why ?
Again, I wasn't trying to insult your great footballing culture and history, I was trying to make a point