Re: Burgers only solution to tears...

by ijomer Fri Jan 06, 2012 6:13 pm

lol just for the record Wink

by Bellabong Fri Jan 06, 2012 6:15 pm

Maradona after the Germany match tops it all I think.

by pUsHa Fri Jan 06, 2012 6:23 pm

I enjoy seeing Messi fail ... he is as dirty as other players are Chaka

by RobbyV Fri Jan 06, 2012 6:52 pm

at least he keeps it off the field...

by BarcaLearning Sat Jan 07, 2012 1:50 pm

ragbirjosh wrote: I could say you're right.....you probably are........but I'd be a hypocrite for it really.

I really do try my best to be fair to him........I've never exploded on him with hate like others in the RM section or anywhere else........

The personal accolades thing........sure......but then again I look at Kobe and I see a guy who could care less about his teammates.....whose sole goal in life is personal success....and he's my idol.........his personality is where I want mine to be...so I'm not gonna thoroughly blame him for wanting personal success.

What I do blame him for is what you rightfully said, too often he puts his own success ahead of the team's.Now to compare him with Kobe in that respect....Kobe understands that personal success only comes with team success and therefore works towards that.

The last thing I have to point out is something that bothers me with Lebron as well..... it's a deep character flaw IMO for any professional athlete.When you start comparing yourself with a guy or a rival and saying "I want to be better than him" like Ronaldo does with Messi and Lebron did with Kobe...you're letting envy control you, not ambition.You focus on being "the best" not "better than the competition".It's a vauge distinction.....butit's one that's always served me well.

Hey thats a nice post. Thats true class and shows that at the very top, mentality is more important to ability since the difference is probably very small.

And im surprised to see that pic and never knew losing hurts so much with the players as well, and this was after they had won the 6 torphies the year b4, so its great to see them with so much hurt and hunger still after winning so much Smile

by S32TABLANCA Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:39 pm

Meh. Why should he cry? Fans don't cry, even when they kicked us out of the CL and we felt aggreived, I doubt anyone was sympathising with us. And Messi and a few others aside, fans normally stick to the same club while players dont, so they have less reason to be sympathised with.

by Le Samourai Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:41 pm

Saetablanca wrote:Meh. Why should he cry? Fans don't cry, even when they kicked us out of the CL and we felt aggreived, I doubt anyone was sympathising with us. And Messi and a few others aside, fans normally stick to the same club while players dont, so they have less reason to be sympathised with.

It's different dude.....when you pour your heart out of the court for what feels like ours........when you train for an entire year or for your entire life just to get to that moment and you fail......it's tough to deal with.

by BarrileteCosmico Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:44 pm

Saetablanca wrote:Meh. Why should he cry? Fans don't cry, even when they kicked us out of the CL and we felt aggreived, I doubt anyone was sympathising with us. And Messi and a few others aside, fans normally stick to the same club while players dont, so they have less reason to be sympathised with.

Fans cry too :coffee:

by 7amood11 Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:46 pm

BarrileteCosmico wrote:
Saetablanca wrote:Meh. Why should he cry? Fans don't cry, even when they kicked us out of the CL and we felt aggreived, I doubt anyone was sympathising with us. And Messi and a few others aside, fans normally stick to the same club while players dont, so they have less reason to be sympathised with.

Fans cry too

An Arsenal fan committed suicide after losing to ManUtd in the CL a few years ago.

by izzy Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:49 pm

7amood11 wrote:
BarrileteCosmico wrote:
Saetablanca wrote:Meh. Why should he cry? Fans don't cry, even when they kicked us out of the CL and we felt aggreived, I doubt anyone was sympathising with us. And Messi and a few others aside, fans normally stick to the same club while players dont, so they have less reason to be sympathised with.

Fans cry too

An Arsenal fan committed suicide after losing to ManUtd in the CL a few years ago.

That's extreme.

by Pedram Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:52 pm

7amood11 wrote:
BarrileteCosmico wrote:
Saetablanca wrote:Meh. Why should he cry? Fans don't cry, even when they kicked us out of the CL and we felt aggreived, I doubt anyone was sympathising with us. And Messi and a few others aside, fans normally stick to the same club while players dont, so they have less reason to be sympathised with.

Fans cry too

An Arsenal fan committed suicide after losing to ManUtd in the CL a few years ago.

Woah, killing yourself just because your team lost the game ?

by S32TABLANCA Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:54 pm

ragbirjosh wrote:
Saetablanca wrote:Meh. Why should he cry? Fans don't cry, even when they kicked us out of the CL and we felt aggreived, I doubt anyone was sympathising with us. And Messi and a few others aside, fans normally stick to the same club while players dont, so they have less reason to be sympathised with.

It's different dude.....when you pour your heart out of the court for what feels like ours........when you train for an entire year or for your entire life just to get to that moment and you fail......it's tough to deal with.

Oh boo hoo. Unless they're the one club men or real dedicated people, it's just a job for them.

by zarola Sat Jan 07, 2012 4:06 pm

Not a good enough picture to prove hes crying.

by billy_gr Sat Jan 07, 2012 4:09 pm

give me photoshop and 10 minutes and you'll see..

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