Traditional thinking says its ok to cry for men if they experience deep happiness or sadness though.
It's funny that you say it should be contextual but then go on to slate players gutted after losing a play-off final. Not every player is top Premier League quality. For some, just being able to have played Premier League is something they strived for and might not get another chance to do.
Like climbing over Cleverley's gates to knock his fecking cnut in?
You know most men do not beat their wives, abuse alcohol or do drugs right?'Toxic masculinity'. Jesus.
Maybe balancing the toxic masculinity with toxic femininity is solution? You know, like fighting fire with fire. Wouldn't even put them in the human category.
I cried every time we lost when I was a kid.
Good job I didn't like football until I was 11. I was man then.
What a pathetic, close minded attitude you have.
No, I'm talking about Carvajal crying like a baby after he pulled his hamstring on the biggest stage. Take it like a man, be stoic. It's not like his parents passed away.
Your tagline cracked me up.
the best one so farIt's a cultural thing basically. Especially if you are 30+ from the UK, Ireland or some of the Nordic countries at least that showing emotions like that is "girly".
Unless you are 6ft4, ripped and packed with muscle, cut trees with an axe and fight alligators with your bare hands I'm not having that.
I'd argue this point in reverse. Karius was in a position in which running down the tunnel would have got him pelters. To his credit, he was brave and apologised to the people that travelled miles of money to watch him spoil their night. Getting upset along the way is justified.
No. But it doesn't present a great image. Salah behaved like a bit of a baby.
. Typically, for the Caf, people’s reactions were polarised at the extremes of the opinion spectrum. Only a small handful of moderate posts.Says the anonymous Joe Bloggs posting on the Caf.
Not directly, but the manner in which Salah left the pitch had a somewhat detrimental effect. If he walked off the pitch with his held high whilst shouting encouragement to his teammates, rather than crying like a baby at the prospect of missing the world cup, we may have seen a very different Liverpool team in the second half. At least one that showed some fighting spirit anyway.
You literally pulled all that out your ass, with such confidence. Do you have a direct line to the club's psychologist or something?
Seems like a far fetched inference from the incident and loads of hindsight.
Ronaldo did cry when he got injured in the final? Then he cried again when they won it? Not sure why it makes a difference anyway like, not as if anything Ronaldo done off the pitch won Portugal that match.
@RedDevil@84
You're not allowed to be happy and enjoy your life too because people are dying of hunger don't you know... I hope you guys acting in accordance to what constitutes a 'real man' donate everything you have and never smile otherwise stop being hypocrites you're.
