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21 minutes ago, Spike said:
They are also critical of Hugo Sanchez for being a terrible and overpaid coach. Chivas fans hate Ochoa, they mock him by saying he closes his eyes when he catches the ball. Chicharito, I feel people are fond of, as well as Hector Herrera, and Andres Guadrado. An dark horse is Chucky Lozano, they love him.
I've heard alot of criticism for Hugo Sánchez.
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13 minutes ago, Spike said:
IDK all the Mexicanos I know make fun of Rafa Marquez for being a cartel bitch. Ask America fans and Guillermo Ochoa is top of the list.
I actually forgot about him. But you're right, he is likely number one. México have had some top players but then some who could have become much more for them, especially Vela.
The greatest ever player from Central America is Mágico González.
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4 hours ago, 6666 said:
Unfortunately the Houthis won't be able to do much against more experienced and more well equipped mass murderers like the US & UK military. Always making sure that a war is taking place on someone else's turf and against far weaker opposition is a privilege that only the biggest dickhead country's have and it makes it a situation where the opposition just has to survive rather than a situation that they can win. Either everyone just bows down to these types of countries or they get slapped around. Sad state of affairs.
Shouldn't you be out pulling statues down or gluing your head to the road or something?
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11 tonnes of coke
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What the fuck do I get recommended on YouTube?
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On 12/01/2024 at 14:04, Goku de la Boca said:
As for other picks, these are the ones I want to leave a comment on.
I will admit Bobby Moore passed my mind but England has so many players despite only having 1 World Cup. They are the pioneers of the sport after all. I think Moore, Hurst, Keegan, Lineker, Rooney all have a proper shot. I'm sure there are also many pre-50 footballers that I am not familiar with.
Hans Krankl! My dad told me great things about him and how he was a star for Austria.
Great choices for France. Platini NEEDS to be in all of them, but second choice is between Zinedine Zidane and Mbappe for me.
Spain is Xavi, Iniesta, Luis Suarez, Butragueño and Puyol I think.
Portugal is the easiest pick after Argentina.
Disagree with the USA ones. Friedel is worthy of a spot but I don't think Dempsey gets ahead of Donovan.
Zico is a superb pick and is forgotten because Brazil didn't win that World Cup, however that Brazil team is supposedly the best to never win and them not winning it changed their mindset for the rest of time. I think second choice could be Zico, Fat Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Garrincha. There is so much to pick from but those 4 are heads and shoulders above the rest. Neymar, Vava, Kaka, Tostao, Roberto Carlos, Marcelo and Cafu all have a say but I wouldn't call them different compared to the 4 I mentioned.
Disagree on Higuita. James, Falcao and Asprilla before him. Even Willington Ortiz I'd say.
I would put Rivaldo ahead of Ronaldinho for Brazil. Best player in their Copa América 1999 win and their best player, along with Ronaldo, in World Cup 2002. Also Romário practically won the World Cup himself in 1994.
To be honest, I agree with James, but due to him falling off at club level so quickly, I didn't like choosing him. For Colombia though, he's arguably their best.
The Colombia team of 94, which Valderrama and Higuita were part of, was class and should have done more.
There is probably someone better than David Alaba as well. I just couldn't think. Most of the best Austrian players are from before my time.
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England: Bobby Charlton & Bobby Moore
Scotland: Kenny Dalglish & Denis Law
Northern Ireland: George Best & Pat Jennings
Wales: Ryan Giggs & Gareth Bale
Germany: Frans Beckenbauer & Lother Matthäus
Netherlands: Johan Cruijff & Marco Van Basten
Denmark: Peter Schmeichel & Michael Laudrup
Austria: Hans Krankl & David Alaba
Romania: Gheorghe Hagi & Gheorghe Popescu
Sweden: Zlatan Ibrahimovic & Henrik Larsson
France: Michel Platini & Zinedine Zidane
Spain: Xaviniesta & Luis Suárez
Portugal: Eusebio & C.Ronaldo
Italy: Paolo Maldini & Franco Baresi
Croatia: Luka Modric & Davor Suker
Turkey: Tugay & Hakan Sukur
USA: Clint Dempsey & Brad Friedel
México: Rafa Márquez & Hugo Sánchez
El Salvador: Mágico González
Argentina: Lionel Messi & Diego Maradona
Brazil: Pelé & Zico
Perú: Teófico Cubillas & Héctor Chumpitaz
Colombia: Carlos Valderrama & Rene Higuita
Uruguay: Luis Suárez & Obdulio Varela
Chile: Alexis Sánchez & Arturo Vidal
Cameroon: Samuel Eto'o & Roger Milla
Ivory Coast: Didier Drogba & Yaya Toure
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On 09/01/2024 at 16:30, Goku de la Boca said:
Mexico
Hugo Sanchez
Chicharito
Cuauhtémoc Blanco or Rafa Márquez over Chicharito.
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A big crime boss from there has escaped from prison.
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Obviously this is nothing new, but you can clearly see that the street gangs(not Cartels, but the street gangs) in Latin America are largely heavily influenced by USA gang culture. The way they dress, the gang signs, the music, etc.
In fact, those clowns in the video, who took hostages live on TV, appear to be a street gang, but are committing a crime with the level of organisation expected from a Cartel. I'm guessing the Cartels have the street gangs working for them.
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54 minutes ago, Spike said:
uno beero por favor, gracias darl, get us anuva pie-eller then
On the list I was looking it, it claims there are 1,250,000 English living in Australia. I knew there were alot, but not that fucking many.
Saying that, you can't blame them.
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8 minutes ago, Goku de la Boca said:
Youre being very generous. The English there is definitely worse than in countries like Germany or Scandinavia but I just checked with Spain and the English proficiency is not bad.
I do agree it's a bunch of countries where it's far easier to know the native language but I don't think it's impossible to get by. In South America on the other hand it definitely is barring Argentina.
What I'm saying is, even if they can get by, people shouldn't be expected to learn English in the countries mentioned and it should be the other way around.
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1 hour ago, Goku de la Boca said:
English people definitely do NOT need to learn another language.
302,020 English people live in Spain.
176,672 in France
98,553 in Germany
65,645 in Italy
That's approximately 600,000 there who should need to really.
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5 hours ago, JoshBRFC said:
Cala Millor in May/June, Slovakia again at some point and also wouldn’t mind somewhere different…. Such as Iceland, for a long weekend.
Didn't you go to Cala Millor last year as well? I remember you saying. Looks nice on that side of Mallorca.
5 hours ago, JoshBRFC said:Cala Millor in May/June, Slovakia again at some point and also wouldn’t mind somewhere different…. Such as Iceland, for a long weekend.
Great pictures by the way .
Fuerteventura is great. Definitely recommended.
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19 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:
Hippos kill more people than any other animal every year, they'd be my last choice.
What are we fighting the animals off with? Our fists? If so... uhh I pick living over participating.
A Tiger would be the worst because if it was to attack you, you wouldn't likely see it first. It would come out of nowhere and attack from behind after stalking you for 20 minutes beforehand.
I'd choose the bear, unless it was a polar bear. There is more chance of it leaving you alone. Saying that a Tiger or Croc may only attack when hungry, while a Hippo would kill you just because it thinks you are a cunt.
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On 28/12/2023 at 14:05, Tommy said:
Remember:
If it's brown, go down
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@JoshBRFC Nintendo Switch mate. I only got it because of going to Fuerteventura the other week. I haven't been on the Ps4 for ages. I need to buy a Ps5 at some point to be honest.
It's actually a good game on the switch as it's the actual game and not just updated squads like that awful Fifa game last year.
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On 23/12/2023 at 06:42, Happy Blue said:
First team to win 5 trophies in a year
Barcelona won all 6 in 2009 and 5 in 2015 and Bayern have done it as well.
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