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Can anyone explain to me , when reporting about folk winning sports events - why are the winners always shown with nasty agressive faces - baring their teeth like wild animals ? Why not show them looking pleased that their efforts have paid off? I dont think it gives sport a "sporting" look. What do others think ?
Can anyone explain to me , when reporting about folk winning sports events - why are the winners always shown with nasty agressive faces - baring their teeth like wild animals ? Why not show them looking pleased that their efforts have paid off? I dont think it gives sport a "sporting" look. What do others think ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The photos usually capture them in the middle of their sport, which usually involves intesnse physical effort and concentration - and is design to show the essenece of the personality involved.
I only mind when the shoot female athletes or more usually tennis players with their bicepts flexed - as when they servie or volley, and then infer that they are butch, which is untrue, and taking advantage.
Gabriella Sabatini butch? yeah, right!
I only mind when the shoot female athletes or more usually tennis players with their bicepts flexed - as when they servie or volley, and then infer that they are butch, which is untrue, and taking advantage.
Gabriella Sabatini butch? yeah, right!
Erm... they are looking pleased. The photos normally capture them shouting, usually after scoring or winning. It's not as if they're posing for the press and showing their teeth.
A release of emotion is a natural reaction after when you dedicate your entire life to attaining those moments.
And sport is all the better for it. It's joyless to pine for the days of a firm handshake and a cheery nod.
A release of emotion is a natural reaction after when you dedicate your entire life to attaining those moments.
And sport is all the better for it. It's joyless to pine for the days of a firm handshake and a cheery nod.