You know what really grinds my gears?

[parksey]

If taking it too seriously involves wanting to shake hands after a game then I'm guilty as charged.
Guess I'll be better prepared for next time.
and I wish the old forum was here because I'd love to have read your thoughts on the Suarez/Evra incident.

But anyway moving on and all that.
I had my say.

no it's just that you called a guy a ****wit because he was obviously pissed off and didn't feel like shaking your hand, yet claim that you don't really care. what does it matter to you?

as for suarez/evra, they're pros and they should have shaken hands. evra should then have snapped suarez's legs off.

Actively avoided?? Why??
Come on man, what happens on the pitch should stay on the pitch. After the full time whistle blows, result or not, we are basically all there for the same reason..
Realise things happen or things are said in the heat of the moment, move on from it, shake a hand, have a beer..
Pretty simple really..

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for a bit of banter and a sledge on the pitch, and if you are willing to give it you have got to be willing to cop it (which, when looking the way I do, DOES happen, haha)..

it's not like i do often, i've probably done it once or twice in my life. on the odd occasion that a guy has been an utter dickhead, like i mean really bad, i just won't go near him after the game. if you don't show any respect during the game then why should you be respected after it?

i did actually call a guy who played for garden suburbs a ****wit after a game this year, because he was playing drunk and getting personal with our players for pretty much the whole game. he and our coach were almost at fisticuffs post game too.

also, butch: i'm with you when it comes to a player you've had a good battle with, it makes a game better. i'm not talking about that sort of thing.