Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:41 pm Post subject: Re: Andrew Feldman Cries on Premier league after losing HU Battle
Gazza wrote:
waaaaambulance for Feldman.
Nobody annoys me more on televised poker. Goes on about how no one likes him and no wonder with displays like that. Crying over a game of poker, he really needs to grow up a bit and stop being such a pigeon.
Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:52 pm Post subject: Re: Andrew Feldman Cries on Premier league after losing HU Battle
i watched this when it was on tv
had to rewind it on sky+ several times to believe what i was seeing lol
i was playing a game on my phone and wasnt really watching the first time,all i could hear was a whimpering sound like a child crying,i looked up and saw Andrew sobbing lol had to rewind to see what happened.
i can understand it could be emotional for him to lose on a river like that etc but u gotta man up and cry backstage or run outside and hope its raining lol
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 1:11 am Post subject: Re: Andrew Feldman Cries on Premier league after losing HU Battle
I'm fairly certain there is actually nothing about Feldman on tv that doesn't annoy me. I'd rather watch Luke Schwartz and Tony G wrestling in baked beans. At least the banter would be entertaining. _________________ My blog: http://thepokerlifeofdave.blogspot.com/
Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 7:50 am Post subject: Re: Andrew Feldman Cries on Premier league after losing HU Battle
dwh103 wrote:
I'm fairly certain there is actually nothing about Feldman on tv that doesn't annoy me. I'd rather watch Luke Schwartz and Tony G wrestling in baked beans. At least the banter would be entertaining.
Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 9:52 am Post subject: Re: Andrew Feldman Cries on Premier league after losing HU Battle
I'm not sure....
1. Why does a poker player have to be more manly than say, a footballer, or athlete, or a City fan? Plenty of sports people cry when they get carried away with emotion.
2. Shows he is human and perhaps actually shos that he isn't the big arrogant **** that many people seem to think he is.
3. It would have been the biggest title of his career (certainly prestigewise), and he was rivered, thats pretty close to the most emotional thing that can happen to a poker player isn't it?
I know he gets a really bad press, and that he seems to have a shocking reputation on forums, and I know many of the reasons for that, but I say give the guy a break....
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 10:05 am Post subject: Re: Andrew Feldman Cries on Premier league after losing HU Battle
Speaking as someone who's never had an emotional reaction to a bad beat I probably have an usually low respect for people who do. It just seems weak. I can't imagine any situation where caring about something you can't control isn't a weakness.
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 10:10 am Post subject: Re: Andrew Feldman Cries on Premier league after losing HU Battle
Just watched Roberto Romanello cry at the final table of European Open V. He won. This I get. _________________ "I find it's best to start the day with no composure and then you've got nothing to lose." B. Boatman
Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 10:18 am Post subject: Re: Andrew Feldman Cries on Premier league after losing HU Battle
pokerwaldorf wrote:
I'm not sure....
1. Why does a poker player have to be more manly than say, a footballer, or athlete, or a City fan? Plenty of sports people cry when they get carried away with emotion.
2. Shows he is human and perhaps actually shos that he isn't the big arrogant **** that many people seem to think he is.
3. It would have been the biggest title of his career (certainly prestigewise), and he was rivered, thats pretty close to the most emotional thing that can happen to a poker player isn't it?
I know he gets a really bad press, and that he seems to have a shocking reputation on forums, and I know many of the reasons for that, but I say give the guy a break....
Looking forward to loads of replies telling me I'm wrong / soft / a plank etc.
I dont have anything against the guy. i have played him a few times and he seemed ok.
1. I dont mind the crying if its a teary eye. people are dying in the world and he is crying because he won 65k not 100k. maybe he had other home issues which made him emotional. i dont know.
2. i dont understand how petulantly shouting for water shows you are not a ****.
3. premier league means f**k all except the money. nobody looks at a record to see how many invite only premier league somebody has one. they are irrelevant.
4. they were all in pre so its hardly rivered is it. he was 2-1 and lost. in a hu match big deal.
Maybe its personal issues. maybe he is immature and needs to grow up and get a bit of persepctive. i dont know and like i said he did not seem to bad on the numerous occassions i have met him. all i would say is dont go on tv behaving like a spoilt brat and then crying like your parents have been killed because you lost, what should be a very small % of your multi millionaire bankroll. _________________ The next best thing to gambling and winning is gambling and losing.
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