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Originally posted by Ragnorak
Why are Arsenal and Chelsea such bad sports, both playing and managing staff included?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MpngntPZ7A

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Because the managers of those clubs are not British. 🙄

PS: Mourinho rules.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Because the managers of those clubs are not British. 🙄

PS: Mourinho rules.
...and most of the players.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Because the managers of those clubs are not British. 🙄
What's that supposed to mean?

Chelsea are behaving like the Russian Mafia or the Republican party, using slur, slander and lies to try to influence things in their favour before, during and after games.

Arsenal are the worst sports I've ever seen.
How can a grown adult refuse to shake somebody's hand because they celebrated a goal?

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Originally posted by jimslyp69

When you compare this to the great sporting behaviour shown in just about every other sport at the top level, footballers and football managers have a
lot to learn.[/b]
... well with the exception of maybe WILL MASON in the Rugby league tri-nations!!!!

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
What's that supposed to mean?

Chelsea are behaving like the Russian Mafia or the Republican party, using slur, slander and lies to try to influence things in their favour before, during and after games.

Arsenal are the worst sports I've ever seen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWXq_-LdxHk
How can a grown adult refuse to shake somebody's hand because they celebrated a goal?

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Russian Mafia or the Republican party

Note that these aren't British either.

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Originally posted by SALADIN
... well with the exception of maybe WILL MASON in the Rugby league tri-nations!!!!
Hmmm. Well there is that I guess. 😉

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On a more serious note, what's this obsession with hypocritical handshakes?

Alan Pardew had it coming with his fist pumping in Wenger's direction and then going over and trying to grab Wenger. As much as I dislike Wenger, he was right in being pissed off.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Because the managers of those clubs are not British. 🙄

PS: Mourinho rules.
I thought Mourinho interprets!! 😛

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Originally posted by Palynka
[b]Russian Mafia or the Republican party

Note that these aren't British either.[/b]
You might notice that neither am I. 🙄

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
You might notice that neither am I. 🙄

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Culturally, you are.

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Originally posted by Palynka
On a more serious note, what's this obsession with hypocritical handshakes?

Alan Pardew had it coming with his fist pumping in Wenger's direction and then going over and trying to grab Wenger. As much as I dislike Wenger, he was right in being pissed off.
Managers should lead by example Pal.... it's ungracious to dismiss someone's offer of a handshake.
Pardew had every right to celebrate WHU's goal, Wenger should not have been so childish in his response.

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Originally posted by Palynka
Culturally, you are.
How do you figure?

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Originally posted by blade68
Managers should lead by example Pal.... it's ungracious to dismiss someone's offer of a handshake.
Pardew had every right to celebrate WHU's goal, Wenger should not have been so childish in his response.
So it isn't childish to pump fists in the face of the opposing coach and then extending the hand for a shake?

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
How do you figure?

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Statistics.

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Originally posted by Palynka
So it isn't childish to pump fists in the face of the opposing coach and then extending the hand for a shake?
It was hardly in his face now, was it?
Pardew was delighted at the goal and celebrated as such.... are you telling me you've never seen Wenger punch the air in delight?