Yes, because they weren't Spurs players, they were England players. The clue was in the shirt they were wearing.Originally Posted by Monty92
Yes, because they weren't Spurs players, they were England players. The clue was in the shirt they were wearing.
Oh, right. Well that changes everything
Yes it does - you just don't realise because you an immature, arrogant, ignorant piece of ****Oh, right. Well that changes everything
Someone's a sore loser
Someone's tired
It does if you're a rational adult. It doesn't if you're at best juvenile or at worst a tragic c*nt.Oh, right. Well that changes everything
Or perhaps I'm just cognitively consistent?
Hating a player because he does something that hurts the club you support is rational (at some level) and cognitively consistent.
Hating a player, regardless of what he is doing now, who once did something that hurt your club is neither rational nor cognitively consistent.
It's just juvenile and pathetic. Did you hate Sol Campbell and refuse to celebrate our unbeaten season because he was once Spurs?
No, you see, when Sol Campbell signed for Arsenal, he ceased being a Spurs player, voluntarily severing his links with a club I hate, and committing himself to the club I love.
Apart from that it was a ****ing brilliant analogy
So your hatred for a player is all consuming and based on his having a contract with a club that you dislike not on his actual actions and the impact they have on the club you support?No, you see, when Sol Campbell signed for Arsenal, he ceased being a Spurs player, voluntarily severing his links with a club I hate, and committing himself to the club I love.
Apart from that it was a ****ing brilliant analogy
And you're claiming that this is rational and cognitively consistent?
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