Ryder cup ... anyone bored by it yet?

[screenman]

I know a bit about golf, I did not view any of the matches so did not see the behavior. I just have no taste for petty name calling.

 

[Ajay]

No, it's because of the inappropriate behaviour shown by these so-called 'sportsmen.'

If you know anything about golf, then you'll know something about etiquette and decorum.

The way that Rose reined in his celebration to shake with Mickelson on the 18th was pure class, true sportsmanship.

 

[Dayvo]

I know a bit about golf, I did not view any of the matches so did not see the behavior. I just have no taste for petty name calling.

Did you not bother to look at the link posted by TVC at the top of this page?

How do you think the running around on the green will intefere with the putting line/quality of players yet to play on that hole?

I'm all for celebrating a victory once the event has been won, but not before. Makes the celebration look rather stupid, do you not agree?

 

[Dayvo]

The way that Rose reined in his celebration to shake with Mickelson on the 18th was pure class, true sportsmanship.

And equally sporting was Mickelson's applause and thumbs-up gesture towards Rose. That was a genuine sporting moment if I ever saw one.

 

[Ajay]

And equally sporting was Mickelson's applause and thumbs-up gesture towards Rose. That was a genuine sporting moment if I ever saw one.

Yep

 

[screenman]

Dayvo, no I did not view it time restrictions and a very poor service by AOL mean video in the evening is a no no. Upon reflection I agree a very poor show of total lack of self control.

 

[Dayvo]

I'm glad we're agreed on that score, then!

 

[rich p]

I'm glad we're agreed on that score, then!

You two gonna halve that one then?