A lot of yall are angry and want an apology from Kei Kamara for something he did tonight during the game. Can somebody fill me in on what exactly he did? I watched the game from home and missed it. Thanks.
Something has changed lately with him... i seem to notice he is arrogant. From his Facebook page: "1st time I got reject at a restaurant for dress code. Hot houston and I can't wear a tank but u can were shorts and sandals. SMFH oh well."
After he scored the PK he decided to celebrate in front of EB. EB always showed him a lot of respect and when he was traded he was sent off with shirts and other stuff from members of EB. So it just didn't sit right with us for him to come and do that in front of us. I always like him until today. Fuk that motherfuker. Check his twitter
There were ********ing shirts made in honor of him! He was one of us! Even in the Eastern Conference Final we sang, VENGA KAMARA!!! I remember that chant since the second he signed! I hope he ********ing burns in hell!
he celebrated and kissed the new wiz crest in front of EB. then he added to insult and flashed that pu$$y a$$ heart thing at the crowd. i think he got pouty after we all didnt celebrate his goal.. lol.. all after fighting with his teamates for the pk... classy guy! <<say no to locker room cancer>> *there will never be another dero, that guy knows how to be a former dynamo.
LOL. Told you guys. WE need to embrace guys like Eddie Robinson who have a true understanding and a sincere appreciation of what it means to play a child's game for money and who leaves every ounce of sweat and blood (sometimes his, sometimes other people's) on the field for this club. I'll never forget Dom pulling Kamara from a game at Robertson when he deserved to be pulled, Kei snatching a towel, walking to the very end of the bench, draping it over his head and pouting for the remaining 25 minutes. If any of yous think that it's OK to show up an old-school coach like Dom like that then you will never understand why Dom dumped him as fast a he could.
I don't think Kei was over the top with his celebration after scoring. He played hard, wanted to win, and played fairly well. He was an honest player while in Houston and worked hard while he was here. Maybe he was too emotional in his actions and that may have been an issue but I enjoyed his tenure here and still feel he could have helped the team if he wasn't traded. We have a host of other players like Big Mac and Will to now focus our affections. Kei has finally scored against us maybe he can also move on about the trade.
This is that rare moment I'm going to pull a bitch move and say that from my perspective as a member of a supporter's group, and as somebody that knows about Kamara leaving and the type of love we showed towards him. There is no excuse in the world he can make to justify his actions.
It happens, if I had a Dollar, Mark or Euro for every Player that was "loved" by the Supporters and kissed the Badge and then came back and did the same thing for another team signing their paycheck..... Let's just say I'd have a heck of a lot more of that currency than I do most days.
I know I'm ********ing young but cut me a break. I know this shit happens worldwide but I know of a few players that NEVER celebrated a goal against a team that made their career. I guess I expected Kei Kamara to join that chosen list.
Sure, but look at the shenanigans leading up to the actual kicking of the PK. Think any of this was just heat of the moment? It's infuriating because it's like a Kick in the Gut from a Player you cared for through emotional investment. Perhaps that is why some of us more jaded individuals care more about the Club than the individual Players, they come and go but the Club is what always stays in the Heart.
Kamara has no class, no brains. Sorry, I agree with the SGs for singing FU KAMARA!!! (I almost joined, but I would have been banned permanently from the stadium for being the only one in my section using profanity)
sure-I see a lot of folks bitch and whine and act like white trash in high class establishments in town-doesn't make it right. Less of course you're Clint Mathis (points to watch). I guarantee Brian Mullan or DeRo would never have done that. Did El Nino, act like an ass when he scored his first back in the Merceyside? It's about class.
damn-now that I think about it-this whole thing is MY FAULT. When Kei was along the touchline in front of me, we were playing with him, so I said, if you score, I better not see Michael Jackson. Well....he definitely didn't do the Michael Jackson.
he did the judas instead. <<say no to locker room cancer>> *at OUR club, davis gives up the pk so ching can get out of his funk. judas over there will grip the ball tightly, confront his teamates and tell them that HE is the star, therefore he takes the pks... NOT up in our House... that shite dont fly here, pay him his 30 and be gone.
That's just silly. I watch leagues around the world and most classy players don't celebrate like that after they score against a former club. The classy thing to do in that situation is celebrate with team mates, hug them, pat on the back, high five. This happens all the time for example when Fernando Torres scored versus Liverpool, Tevez scoring against West Ham, when Tomas Gravesen scored against Real Madrid, when Cuatemoc Blanco scored against club America, etc. Kamara was insanely confrontational against the crowd. In fact I can guarantee you if our league had a history of violence at matches Kamara would be suspended for his actions. I've seen it done countless times in European leagues.
I get what you are saying. But it's one thing to celebrate, it's another to purposefully walk over to the SG's and do it in front of them.
Kei word being classy and acting like it. Some guys would never do it and some have an axe to grind be it with their old Coach, their old Management or whatever. Some do it even though they were never at a Club, a certain Jermaine Jones running over to a Supporters Section and giving them the Bird after scoring in a Cup game comes to mind.