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What that Neymar picture tells me is that I still don't believe that's Neymars seed. Something is up with that little bo and Neymar himself. Lol
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Looks like Neymar started a trend. Aguero with Brazilian singer Marta, Tottenham players Nacer Chadli and Mousa Dembel, Spain and Sky German TV personalities, & even Balo's girlfriend Fanny (sans banana) took pics in support of Alves...
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Looks like Neymar started a trend. Aguero with Brazilian singer Marta, Tottenham players Nacer Chadli and Mousa Dembel, Spain and Sky German TV personalities, & even Balo's girlfriend Fanny (sans banana) took pics in support of Alves...
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This."I'm a proud monkey".... I mean I get it, I really do. But to me the only dude who got the message across was Alves himself. Everyone else, especially that girl above who took it as an opportunity for a selfie is kinda corny to me
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ppl don't forget
Someone else in here also mentioned it. Dude is just salty as hell United isn't in the top 4 and Liverpool has replaced them.I'm a little surprised that you go in on Stevie G a bit for getting emotional that day even being a United fan.
A big part of the reason he got emotional that day was because he had a young cousin day at Hillsborough who I think was 10 at the time so it was a number of things but that in particular.
Stevie G hasn't publicized that fact either. One of the guys on either Gab Marcotti's or James Richardson's podcast mentioned it the week after that game...
Barca has been cleared in the Neymar signing by the LFP...
http://www.goal.com/en/news/12/spai...-of-misconduct-in-neymar-signing?ICID=HP_BN_2
Since Gerrard hasn't publicized why he was crying you and that journalist are just assuming. All I have said is I cannot believe he cried after beating city and that I found it amusing. If I had come in here and attacked his family or his cousin you could feel a certain way, but I have not so Please don't let emotions or your assumptions turn this into every other sports & training threadI'm a little surprised that you go in on Stevie G a bit for getting emotional that day even being a United fan.
A big part of the reason he got emotional that day was because he had a young cousin day at Hillsborough who I think was 10 at the time so it was a number of things but that in particular.
Stevie G hasn't publicized that fact either. One of the guys on either Gab Marcotti's or James Richardson's podcast mentioned it the week after that game...
Barca has been cleared in the Neymar signing by the LFP...
http://www.goal.com/en/news/12/spai...-of-misconduct-in-neymar-signing?ICID=HP_BN_2
And yes I despise Liverpool .. I'm a united fan, that's a given
And yes I despise Liverpool .. I'm a united fan, that's a given
This is a point many foreign supporters don't realize when it comes to these rivals, it much more than football. As a united fan, you are suppose to hate liverpool. One of the reasons home town fans have a problem with foreign support.
QFT.The older I get, the more strange I find that logic. It's not just football overseas, it's pervasive here in the states also. Not saying this about Beans. But it leads to fanaticism that's just absurd to me.
Like that lifelong Alabama fan that killed the "Auburn tree" on Toomer's Corner.
Too often these "Gil Renard" like fans think the team's accomplishments are their own & these perceived rivalries are like life & death to them. It's comical to me.
The funny thing is most of the players on whatever team could care less about any of these rivalries that fans/supporters care so much about. I guess it feels like they're proving their fandom to themselves & others by hating the other squad.
The older I get, the more strange I find that logic. It's not just football overseas, it's pervasive here in the states also. Not saying this about Beans. But it leads to fanaticism that's just absurd to me.
Like that lifelong Alabama fan that killed the "Auburn tree" on Toomer's Corner.
Too often these "Gil Renard" like fans think the team's accomplishments are their own & these perceived rivalries are like life & death to them. It's comical to me.
The funny thing is most of the players on whatever team could care less about any of these rivalries that fans/supporters care so much about. I guess it feels like they're proving their fandom to themselves & others by hating the other squad.
As for myself, there's players I don't like (john terry, pepe & ramos annoy me to no end) but I don't hate any teams. I don't want Real Madrid to win La Decima or the league though...
For real, bananas are the worstHope the banana pic spreads worldwide and gains momentum.
I'd do it, but I can't stand bananas. I'd puke.