Country: England
He went to my secondary school
He was always going to end up a wide player though, Jack Grealish the villa version reminds me of him.
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Country: England
He went to my secondary school
He was always going to end up a wide player though, Jack Grealish the villa version reminds me of him.
Country: England
Marcelo was something else at his peak. Surprises me a bit that people don’t talk about him as much as Roberto Carlos tbh.
Iwobeast
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Country: Netherlands
Player:Martinelli
Peak Roberto Carlos was a while ago has more of a nostalgia factor I guess. Feels like Marcelo was still balling yesterday
Country: Saudi Arabia
He was a hell of a player!!
Nigeria had a fantastic squad for the majority of the 90's.
Loved watching them in USA '94 & France '98.
Tir Na Nog
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Country: Ireland
Country: England
CL is nothing like these periods when Real Madrid’s attack could rip you apart in seconds and the MSN partnership:
Injuries or not, we should be confident that we can do it given that the competition is at an all time low.
Injuries or not, we should be confident that we can do it given that the competition is at an all time low.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
He's not wrong, as mad as that sounds.
Saw some people on the Sharky Does Sports podcast say that the famous Brazil v France match in 2006 (the Zidane masterclass) was and I quote "League 1 level" compared to today.
Zizou, Ronaldinho, Henry, Ronaldo, Vieira, Kaka, Ribery amd Adriano all played in that game ffs
Country: England
It’s actually crazy how football has fallen off in terms of individuals. It’s like we got blessed with CR7 and Messi to end the golden era with a bang.He's not wrong, as mad as that sounds.
Saw some people on the Sharky Does Sports podcast say that the famous Brazil v France match in 2006 (the Zidane masterclass) was and I quote "League 1 level" compared to today.
Zizou, Ronaldinho, Henry, Ronaldo, Vieira and Kaka all played in that game ffs
Now look at us.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Country: England
And the new ones are making so much more money!
Someone like Rashford is probably going to make more than R9 ever did in his career you know.
Country: Kosova
Player:Saka
Just watched this brilliant documentary about the legend of Ronaldinho
Ronad1nh0: The happiest man in the world
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I encourage those who didn't to watch it.
It is a fantastic production and it makes you realize what a special, truly magical player he was. Shame that he hit hiss peak right at the final in Paris, however he was one of the last of football icons who brought joy of watching football and inspired people beyond football.
it was also very sad to see how much the exit from World Cup in 2006 had hit him emotionally, psychologically and on the pitch. That was then coupled with his off-field antics, however he was a phenomenal player.
@El Duderino I am sure you will relate to a lot of the things about Brazilian culture he mentions there. Some phrases like gingo, saudad I guess can only be explained by people who live there.
Also, I couldn't help but feel sad of him when on many moments as the camera was focusing on him in present, he had that empty look in his eyes. That shining light was gone.
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I encourage those who didn't to watch it.
It is a fantastic production and it makes you realize what a special, truly magical player he was. Shame that he hit hiss peak right at the final in Paris, however he was one of the last of football icons who brought joy of watching football and inspired people beyond football.
it was also very sad to see how much the exit from World Cup in 2006 had hit him emotionally, psychologically and on the pitch. That was then coupled with his off-field antics, however he was a phenomenal player.
@El Duderino I am sure you will relate to a lot of the things about Brazilian culture he mentions there. Some phrases like gingo, saudad I guess can only be explained by people who live there.
Also, I couldn't help but feel sad of him when on many moments as the camera was focusing on him in present, he had that empty look in his eyes. That shining light was gone.
He literally has a turn named after him though. I think any real football fan should understand his importance to the game.
Country: Kosova
Player:Saka
@Rex Stone check the guy from your avi making a complete mockery of @Juan Matas Beard @UnitedBeard and @Tree Points
Country: England
Will never understand what Evra was doing there.
UpTheGunnerz
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Player:Elneny
You became a member here that season right
Well technically in the transfer window after that season ended
UpTheGunnerz
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Player:Elneny
What rumour drove you to become a member? Think it was xhaka or Vardy for me
UpTheGunnerz
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Player:Elneny
Wait 2nd of august 2016, we had already signed Xhaka . Must’ve been mustafi ffs
