Soccer Player Removes Shorts After Goal: Montenegro striker Mirko Vucinic celebrated his goal in Friday's 1-0 win over Switzerland in a Euro 2012 qualifying match by removing his shorts and running around the pitch in his tidy whities.
And people in America complain about (American) football celebrations.
posted by Bonkers at 12:25 AM on October 10, 2010
What, is there a loophole where you get an automatic yellow for taking your shirt off after scoring a goal, but they forgot to mention a yellow card for taking off your shorts?
posted by dave2007 at 02:28 AM on October 10, 2010
There is no loophole. This was almost assuredly a yellow card. Players still take their shirts off knowing full well they're going to get the card. I suspect this was just the same thinking. Read the third question HERE.
posted by Ricardo at 09:01 AM on October 10, 2010
That's "tightie whities", rcade. There's a reason why they tell guys to try switching to boxers if they're firing blanks...
posted by lil_brown_bat at 09:03 PM on October 10, 2010
Well i didn't think there was a loophole, but if there was it might have made sense of this sort of 'celebration'. Now I don't know what to think - taking off your shorts is harder to do than taking off your shirt and just looks silly. What's the point, if you get a yellow either way?
posted by dave2007 at 02:09 AM on October 12, 2010
Oh . . . kay. . . .
posted by outonleave at 08:01 PM on October 09, 2010