I see there have been discussions on various forum about what kind of reception he will get tomorrow and even an interview with him about itPersonally I have no feelings either way and will not criticise those who boo or those who cheer him. He did well for us for the most part and played a big part in keeping us up However what will really f*ck me off and really gets on my nerves would be if he scores and does not celebrate. Of course I hope he has a stinker and does not score but if he does I hope he goes for it big style. All this 'I did not celebrate out of respect for my old fans' is the biggest con and insult in the game If you care that much about a club - stay there - SIMPLEIf your career / bank balance means you need to move on, ok, I get it, fair enough, but put it in your contract that you will not play against your old team or have an 'injury' on the day.The kudos given to Chelsea 'legend' Frank Lampard for not celebrating was totally nauseating - bloke started his career at West Ham and was a 'Hammer' growing up - he chose to leave Chelsea and chose to go to Man City and play against them so when he scores he owes it to his new fans and team-mates to enjoy it and celebrate. AS for Robbie Keane - more clubs than Jack Nicklaus - I am surprised he was able to celebrate any goal by the end of his career !It is a PR stunt / gimmick and really sickens me - if you don't want to score then don't score -it is an insult to your new team and fans and does not show your old fans respect it is bollox So Ross - IF (and I hope you don't) you score, celebrate with your new team and their handful of fans and I will be Ok with it, score and don't celebrate and I for one will give you dogs abuse Rant over Dave _______________________________________________ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: http://mailman.greennet.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email leedslist-unsubscr...@gn.apc.org
John 'Grampa' Sykes Rest In Peace old lad 28th Oct 1938 - 12 Nov 2013 MARCHING ON TOGETHER
