Hed probably get a hatrick in the remaining minutes.Can't wait to bring him on at the 88th minute when we're 2-1 down to Stoke.
HOOF IT UP TO THE BIG MAN.
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Hed probably get a hatrick in the remaining minutes.Can't wait to bring him on at the 88th minute when we're 2-1 down to Stoke.
HOOF IT UP TO THE BIG MAN.
He didn't conquer anything thoughOne thing worse than a bad loser is a bad winner....
Arrogance is never a nice trait... regardless of whether he can 'walk the walk'....
If you lose, lose,with dignity...
When you win, have some humility for those who have lost, (and who you have 'conquered'!)
No one likes a smug Cunt!
What am I looking at here?Except this:
Yeah, yeah, I know, but before computer games it was a big deal in Britain. Throwing sticks up at the tree to dislodge the conkers was the fun part - it developed muscles and character. You’d arrive at a well known tree only to find it had been stripped of its conkers by a rival gang. It’s a kids game, but one that encouraged tribalism and gang fights at an early age.
Sadly, like many medieval children’s games, it has fallen out of favour due to political correctness. It also had scoring system that I won’t attempt to explain here.
Well I wasn’t mocking America - far from it. I was only trying to educate that hippie SoCal and his ancient fiddle. Chap needs a shave though.I think it's cruel and insensitive of you to mock Americans over their lack of Chestnut trees.
Well look who knows his L.A. gay communitiesWest Hollywood?
Here’s a better video of our childhood game played by adults.
Many of these people would go on to become experts in stress fracture engineering - yeah I don’t know how either.
...somewhere between pre-Boomers and Generation X if that helps??What am I looking at here?
Yeah, yeah, I know, but before computer games it was a big deal in Britain. Throwing sticks up at the tree to dislodge the conkers was the fun part - it developed muscles and character. You’d arrive at a well known tree only to find it had been stripped of its conkers by a rival gang. It’s a kids game, but one that encouraged tribalism and gang fights at an early age.
Sadly, like many medieval children’s games, it has fallen out of favour due to political correctness. It also had scoring system that I won’t attempt to explain here.
Vinegar and then gas mark 2 for 20 minutes.It was also the cause of a well know injury called "conkers forearm". This was the result of missing your opponents conker and allowing yours to upswing onto your lower arm. God it hurt after a while.
Was it vinegar they used to soak them in to make them harder ?? I can't remember.
Vandals have sawn off a statue of Zlatan Ibrahimovic outside Malmo’s stadium.
The 38-year-old, whose career started at Malmo, was immortalised in bronze by his former club in October.
But Ibrahimovic angered fans when he became co-owner of Swedish rivals Hammarby a month later.
It wasn't Malmö that commissioned the statue. It was the Swedish FA. Malmö city was then gifted the statue and it was decided that it was to be placed outside of the stadium. Just as a quick fact check on the article.Vandals have sawn off a statue of Zlatan Ibrahimovic outside Malmo’s stadium.
The 38-year-old, whose career started at Malmo, was immortalised in bronze by his former club in October.
But Ibrahimovic angered fans when he became co-owner of Swedish rivals Hammarby a month later.
Vandals saw Ibrahimovic statue off by ankles months after chopping the nose off
Vandals have sawn off a statue of Zlatan Ibrahimovic outside Malmo’s stadium. The 38-year-old, whose career started at Malmo, was immortalised in bronze by his former club in October. But Ibrahimov…talksport.com
He didn't actually "buy" the stakes. Hammarby are part owned by the owners of LA Galaxy. And it was easier to gift him shares in Hammarby than to pay the actual sum to cancel his contract.Wonder why he thought becoming a co-owner of Hammarby was a good idea. What is the point?