Handcuffs Celebration

[SMEE]

Ad just like to add, my heart goes out to the family of the boys concerned, but i feel ignorance is bliss in cases like this, and those responsible for bringing this story to the families attention should feel ashamed for adding to the grief

[Caley]

It's the context of his celebration that I find distasteful. Perhaps if he were looking solemn doing the cuffs gesture I might have understood, but no, he's jumping around with a big cheesy grin on his face. That's what I find unacceptable.

[Guest Spectre]

I take it all back, apparently it wasn't a handcuffs gesture at all, though he doesn't say what it is.

Maybe it's from a snuff movie where somebody gets their hands tied together? That would be much less offensive.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/suffolk/7721217.stm

[RiG]

Anelka better watch his celebrations next time he scores a goal...

[PullMyFinger]

He's apologised to the boys' parents and they accepted, end of story as far as they're concerned. I hope they can now get some kind of normality into their lives now.

[AJS]

Stupid idea in my view.

What Luke McCormick did was unforgivabe and it is nice to know he has mates that are sticking by him...but the whole world dosen't need to know about it.

Edited November 11, 2008 by ajsict92

[johnnykipper]

I take it all back, apparently it wasn't a handcuffs gesture at all, though he doesn't say what it is.

Maybe it's from a snuff movie where somebody gets their hands tied together? That would be much less offensive.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/suffolk/7721217.stm

Maybe hes tied up McCormicks burd to stop her putting it about whilst he is inside.

[Dmacca]

Did anyone hear the parents telling the story off what happened that day on Radio 2.