| Something else to be concerned about... 09:35 - Oct 9 with 20881 views | perchrockjack |
PLAYERS CROSSING THEMSELVES.
Is it because they re Catholics but then not all do it.
It seems like a fashion thing to me as the Brazilians,Argies,Italians,Spaniards all seem keen to cross themselves pick up some grass and kiss it.
Some cross themselves after the game but not all .
Ive noted Dyer doing it and other players who ve had crap games so it obviously doesn't work.
It might also be offensive to MUSLIMS
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| Something else to be concerned about... on 13:11 - Mar 7 with 645 views | dickythorpe |
| Something else to be concerned about... on 10:26 - Mar 7 by perchrockjack |
Why has this reappeared instead of going to the great Cyber thread dump in the skies |
Er, Perchy.... i hate to state the obvious here...... |  | | |
| Something else to be concerned about... on 17:31 - Mar 7 with 602 views | waynekerr55 |
| Something else to be concerned about... on 10:26 - Mar 7 by perchrockjack |
Why has this reappeared instead of going to the great Cyber thread dump in the skies |
It's not yet deemed as detritus... |  |
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| Something else to be concerned about... on 17:52 - Mar 7 with 581 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Something else to be concerned about... on 10:55 - Oct 9 by Swanzay |
During my teens and twenties we used to play footie on the fields in Olchfa school every Sunday against a team of middle eastern lads (Great bunch), who at half time would get their pray mats out onto the pitch, turn to face East and start praying, every half time. |
Oh, you were playing Pentrehafod then??? |  |
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| Something else to be concerned about... on 18:29 - Mar 7 with 563 views | Davillin |
The interesting thing about this thread is that virtually no-one knows what any player is thinking as he signs the cross, except himself. Nor what the coach says in the pre-game huddle/talk -- unless he was there.
I've been in many such huddles, and never in my experience was there a prayer asking for a win. And they all varied so much that I can't even suggest one that appeared more than the others. Probably asking in one way or another that we all do our best today. |  |
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| Something else to be concerned about... on 18:38 - Mar 7 with 554 views | Lord_Bony |
| Something else to be concerned about... on 10:55 - Oct 9 by Swanzay |
During my teens and twenties we used to play footie on the fields in Olchfa school every Sunday against a team of middle eastern lads (Great bunch), who at half time would get their pray mats out onto the pitch, turn to face East and start praying, every half time. |
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