The icycle kick
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Yeah, Cole said he pinched it off him. They are mates from their City academy days.Wasn't Morgan Rogers doing it before Cole Palmer?
Yeah, Cole said he pinched it off him. They are mates from their City academy days.
Drogba was doing it before both of them though and im sure he wasn't the first.
Well yeah, its just to stop others from profiting off him without his permission. Just preventing commercial misuse over something he has made iconic from doing it so many times and in some big moments. He's not stopping anyone else from doing it.Apparently it won't stop other players or fans doing the shiver celebration, but he will be the only who can make money off it being in promotional material etc.
Apparently it won't stop other players or fans doing the shiver celebration, but he will be the only who can make money off it being in promotional material etc.
Don’t think anyone’s getting offended but it’s just a celebration at the end of the day, who cares if it’s used by others or in games.
Don’t think anyone’s getting offended but it’s just a celebration at the end of the day, who cares if it’s used by others or in games.
From the NY times about this
“Cristiano Ronaldo, for example, trademarked his name, CR7 initials and 'Siuuu' celebration, while Kylian Mbappe trademarked his goal celebration as well as his name, initials and two quotes 'Le football, il a change' (football has changed) and 'Moi, tu m'parles pas d'age' (you don't talk to me about age).”
If you look deeper, there are probably lots of footballers who have done the same as Cole Palmer.
That’s not actually true. Unless every time someone says something is embarrassing or cringeworthy means they are offended by it.This conversation started by someone getting offended by it.
Why is it cringeworthy?That’s not actually true. Unless every time someone says something is embarrassing or cringeworthy means they are offended by it.
He's not claiming ownership though(anyone can do it), its just to stop commercial misuse.I find it pretty funny he is claiming ownership for something he didn’t invent, others did before him and others continue to do.
Just my opinion. I think Ronaldo’s celebration is pretty embarrassing too.
He's not claiming ownership though(anyone can do it), its just to stop commercial misuse.
I guess as long as he doesn't dress up as Cole he'd be fine.Does it restrict Morgan Rogers from gaining some commercial gain over it?
He's not claiming ownership though(anyone can do it), its just to stop commercial misuse.