Paris' stupid celebration

[Lions4ever]

Complaining about this is idiotic in the extreme. .

Really? Aren't we unbelievably rude. I would like Jackson to have reason to do a TD celebration a dozen times a game, but that horsey gallop where he slaps his own ass? Cringe City. Period. I'll complain about it if I feel like it on this board. Don't like it? Go read some other thread.

[Ballistic Bob]

The horsey celebration works better in Cowtown. His homerun shot is better. BB

[TheLionKing]

Speaking of stupid celebrations I wish someone would drill Deangelis with his stupid be quiet pose at the end.....you are a damn kicker who made a straight on 27 yarder. He pulled this stuff against the Esks too doing his sliding on the turf.

Agree, some day someone is going to make him pay.

[Blitz]

He wanted everyone in B.C. place that he had 'quieted' the crowd. Glad he did it. Anything that can help give us emotion for the next game with the Stamps works in our favor.

[Lion_Pride_26]

Complaining about this is idiotic in the extreme. .

Really? Aren't we unbelievably rude. I would like Jackson to have reason to do a TD celebration a dozen times a game, but that horsey gallop where he slaps his own ass? Cringe City. Period. I'll complain about it if I feel like it on this board. Don't like it? Go read some other thread.

The last time I checked, this isn't the No Fun League. Let the players celebrate a touchdown.

[mrs.joesports]

I don't think the TD celebration was a big deal...kind of lame, but then that's an issue with the style, not the fact he did one at all.

And that TD did give us the lead at the time.

[4evercfl]

Personally, have nothing against a TD celebration..as long as it is unique. Geroy's superman pose is quick, to the point, and is synomonous with Geroy..no one else. However..PJ should come up with something that is unique to him..he would look pretty silly doing it against another franchise other than the Stamps...in away he was taunting the Stamps with a proud tradition that they have had for eons. And it backfired, just like the time he did it before.

[Hawkballer 14]

Speaking of stupid celebrations I wish someone would drill Deangelis with his stupid be quiet pose at the end.....you are a damn kicker who made a straight on 27 yarder. He pulled this stuff against the Esks too doing his sliding on the turf.

Karma has it's unique way of working. Witness Gramatica, Martin.

[hwgill]

Complaining about this is idiotic in the extreme. .

Really? Aren't we unbelievably rude. I would like Jackson to have reason to do a TD celebration a dozen times a game, but that horsey gallop where he slaps his own ass? Cringe City. Period. I'll complain about it if I feel like it on this board. Don't like it? Go read some other thread.

Don't be so over-sensitive.

[Lion King]

I agree with Pauser that this thread does not exist.

To me celebrations are not a bad thing to have in the game. Choreographed with the entire team is not something that I really care to see, but that is me. An individual dancing like a fool in the endzone, before getting congratulated by his team is fine with me.

[Lion Guy]

I don't know if it was mentioned anywhere else, but did anyuone notice as Paris running into the endzone the swing that 33 took at him?

Why was that not an objectionable conduct penalty tacked on to the kickoff?

PS. The dance is dumb. Give the ball to the ref and get off the field. I knew as soon as he caught it we would lose because of the amount of time left.

[jerepeters]

Pais had a right to celebrate his touchdown it should be the Defence should be riding the did *poop* Calgary knew how to run right through them they could not get them 2 and out our defnce screwed it for us not our offence

[B.C.FAN]

I don't know if it was mentioned anywhere else, but did anyuone notice as Paris running into the endzone the swing that 33 took at him?

Why was that not an objectionable conduct penalty tacked on to the kickoff?

I think Anderson was just swinging his arm in disgust at himself and his teammates for blowing deep coverage for the second time. I don't think his anger was directed at Paris.

[4evercfl]

I don't know if it was mentioned anywhere else, but did anyuone notice as Paris running into the endzone the swing that 33 took at him?

Why was that not an objectionable conduct penalty tacked on to the kickoff?

I think Anderson was just swinging his arm in disgust at himself and his teammates for blowing deep coverage for the second time. I don't think his anger was directed at Paris.

I agree.