When have Liverpool players become part of a musical

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  1. Hem

    Hemsworth Tyke Well-Known Member

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    Why am I seeing liverpool players holding hands swinging them towards the home fans after a late draw against West Bromwich Albion

    It's embarrassing.
     
    Hemsworth Tyke, Dec 13, 2015
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    'thereev' Banned Idiot

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    It's called bonding with the fans and thanking them for their support.

    Hth
     
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    Modern football.....wouldn't have happened in the seventies ;)
     
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  4. Hem

    Hemsworth Tyke Well-Known Member

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    Well Barnsley players better not want to start ''bonding'' with the fans in that way.

    My first thoughts when I saw it was, WTF
     
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    Chesterfield away...
     
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    It's a German thing, seriously...
     
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    Hemsworth Tyke Well-Known Member

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    Hemsworth Tyke, Dec 13, 2015
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    I couldn't give two ****s if James Milner is a bit upset about doing it.

    I couldn't give two ****s if any of the players do.

    They get paid thousands a week to kick a ball about watched by people on thousands a year.

    The very least they can do is show their thanks and appreciation.

    If they can't do that then they are in the wrong job.
     
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    You should have seen what the Barnsley players used to do in the '80s after they'd run out to the clap clap song. I agree Phil, it is embarrassing.
     
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    Depends what the purpose is to be honest. If it's a celebratory thing then it's pretty embarrassing, but if it's something they do to thank the fans after every game then I think it's fair enough, and actually a nice touch.
     
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    Why? You seem to be threatened by it in some way. If that's how they want to celebrate then good on 'em. How it affects you I have no idea.
     
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    Perhaps somebody knew that it was a German thing before they posted.
     
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    They're a special club pal. They're a family. Their fans just care so much more than anyone else. That's why.

    [​IMG]
     
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    It happens at the end of every Bundesliga match. Orchestrated fan thanks for coming kind of stuff.

    Juergen wants what he had at Dortmund. Nothing wrong with it
     
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    Whitey Guest

    It looks well gay.

    I like it.





    Dear Lee Johnson...


    :D
     
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    They weren't celebrating, that's a fact. Most German teams acknowledge the fans after the game in similar style. When I saw Bayer Leverkusen lose to FSV Mainz 05, the Leverkusen players actually climbed over the fence in to the ultras section to apologise to the fans for losing.
     
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    this is barnsley.

    a nod of the head and a muttered "reight" whilst walking past will do.

    non o that foreign nonsense rahd ear tha knows
     
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    Correct
     
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    Is it?

    The first time I recall seeing it was when South Korea beat Italy in the 2002 world cup. I just thought everyone adapted it after then?

    Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
     
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