Re: [nas] US v. Korea [R]

[mbabyak@duke.edu]

I got irritated at the celbration, too, but I think our boys on the team 
got it right.  They actually were very gracious about it.  I believe Reyna 
said something like, "it [being able to vent about the Olympics] must have 
been very nice for them."

Mike Babyak

--On Tuesday, June 11, 2002 12:59 PM -0400 Keith Bundy <kdaleb@wsu.edu> 
wrote:

> Others do come to mind... Bebeto's cradle rock (which was certainly not
> derogatory to the other team), and the lifting of jerseys to reveal a
> message-bearing shirt underneath (which I believe was banned).  While I
> can understand the reason that "goal celebration" was done, it was
> certainly divisive and seems to defeat the World Cup "goal" of bringing
> people together.  The thing that bugs me the most about it is that it
> gives a whole niche of Americans a reason to dislike Koreans, and that to
> me is sad.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Russell Campbell" rcampb61@yahoo.com
>> It's the
>> only goal celebration I've seen yet that had anything
>> other than "woohoo! we scored in a world cup match!"
>> written in the behaviour.
>
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