the handshake

[metlika 0]

Handshake avoided but a pointless exercise at "fair play" from the FA.

[pete 2,499]

Should be open whether you want to do it or not. I hate these plastic gimmicks to try and put a false light on things. I can just hear the managers saying"shake his hand and then kick the F*** out of him"

[simplythebest 0]

Should be open whether you want to do it or not. I hate these plastic gimmicks to try and put a false light on things. I can just hear the managers saying"shake his hand and then kick the F*** out of him"

 

Sportsmanship isn't a bad thing outwith the game itself is it? Managers always shake hands before and after, even though it's not a rule.

 

Although it has become a bit of a farce now with the personal conflicts that keep developing from somewhere.

[pete 2,499]

Sportsmanship isn't a bad thing outwith the game itself is it? Managers always shake hands before and after, even though it's not a rule.

 

Although it has become a bit of a farce now with the personal conflicts that keep developing from somewhere.

 

I must admit if someone was screwing my wife then I would only have be-wonderment for them. Just joking! Shaking there hand is the last thing I would do to be honest.

[Super_Ally 0]

Sportsmanship isn't a bad thing outwith the game itself is it? Managers always shake hands before and after, even though it's not a rule.

 

Although it has become a bit of a farce now with the personal conflicts that keep developing from somewhere.

 

When it's completely false and fake it's not sportsmanship. It's just a nonsense authority enforced ritual.