Latics Fan SJK
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Re: England V Italy, Quarter Final 2012.
WHAT???
Tevez's golf practice was a consequence of his actions when he refused to go 'on the pitch.
If you take the stance of 'I couldn't care less what someone does off the pitch, it's about what he does on it', then why the need for Terry to get humiliated or for Rooney to play shit/get injured etc?
I'm fairly sure England fans did back their team from the start, maybe not to win it, but to back them none the less.
I don't back Oldham to get promoted next year. Yet, if we find ourselves in the top 2 in April then I will.
JoeMercer'sWay said:sjk2008 said:JoeMercer'sWay said:No, I won't care, and if the St. George's flags come out and people start celebrating it will show them as hypocrites who were as quiet as mice when the tournament started and throughout the group stages, bandwagon jumpers like the Rags.
Like the lad who's the best in the world at Taekwondo and not getting picked for the Olympics, not picking the best English footballers for the England team to me is wrong and pretty much a disgrace, all national teams should be based on merit not managerial favourites or stupid authority regulations.
That's my stance and it won't change.
Hypocrites you say?
When Tevez was away playing golf for 6 months and you was slating him to hell and back, only to then see him come back at a pivotal moment in the season and play a big part in wining City the trophy, were you cheering his name then? I bet you was.
Why? Because it's not a case of being hypocrites, it's the fickle nature of football fans as a whole.
For once, England supporters and the media decided not to hype us up, and rightly so after tournament after tournament of failure. Suddenly, we seem to be doing better than expected, and the excitement has come back to a lot of people and yet you find that wrong.
I'm guessing you have followed football for years and if so, you will notice how peoples opinions on all things football change all the time. I bet there's a number of players in City's history who at first, you may have shouted the odd' he's shit, not good enough' comments or 'the **** better fuck off from my club' only to then cheer when he scores or sets up an important goal.
it's completely different.
what Tevez does off the pitch and on the pitch are two seperate things.
England fans who didn't back their team until they get this far are hypocrites, simple as.
WHAT???
Tevez's golf practice was a consequence of his actions when he refused to go 'on the pitch.
If you take the stance of 'I couldn't care less what someone does off the pitch, it's about what he does on it', then why the need for Terry to get humiliated or for Rooney to play shit/get injured etc?
I'm fairly sure England fans did back their team from the start, maybe not to win it, but to back them none the less.
I don't back Oldham to get promoted next year. Yet, if we find ourselves in the top 2 in April then I will.