LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
FIFA not playing games with that stoppage time.
Sometimes I just watch the Mexican stream. So I get the excitement of announcer with out have to be frustrated by US commentary.You absolutely would if JP Delacamra was lead commentator-
"Settles" (controls the ball)
"Deflection" (defender clears, goalkeeper saves)
Count 'em, has to be in the hundreds per game
Cigarettes hanging out of their mouths talking about the pointlessness of life.The worst are those Ligue 1 matches I get around here. Those announcers sound more bored than an x-wing pilot on xanax.
Cigarettes hanging out of their mouths talking about the pointlessness of life.
Noises of them fumbling through their desks for more brandy.Just about, honestly!
Noises of them fumbling through their desks for more brandy.
Have you seen one of those games? I think you have!
I’d say the US has an excellent chance to play to a draw in regulation. I see either a sizable win by the Dutch or an absolute nail biterNow that the match up is set - does the US have any chance against the Netherlands?
I think this might be the year to face the Dutch as most of their stars are getting older, right? Will definitely need Pulisic though!I’d say the US has an excellent chance to play to a draw in regulation. I see either a sizable win by the Dutch or an absolute nail biter
I'm surprised by this because I thought Ronaldo still believes he's one of the best of all time. To stay relevant as the best of all time, he needs to remain in one of the "top 5 leagues" (England, Spain, Germany, France, Italy). So, him going to another league, in this case Saudi Arabia, means he's accepting irrelevance, unless he thinks he's big enough to keep that attention on himself in a lesser league. I can't see the general footballing public to give a toss about him scoring 28 goals in the Saudi League however.Cristiano Ronaldo: Portugal star is close to agreeing a deal to join Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia - report
Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly set to agree a deal to join Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr.www.eurosport.co.uk
The 37-year-old is said to have agreed to a two-and-a-half year deal worth £172.9 million per year, according to Spanish newspaper Marca.
I'm surprised by this because I thought Ronaldo still believes he's one of the best of all time. To stay relevant as the best of all time, he needs to remain in one of the "top 5 leagues" (England, Spain, Germany, France, Italy). So, him going to another league, in this case Saudi Arabia, means he's accepting irrelevance, unless he thinks he's big enough to keep that attention on himself in a lesser league. I can't see the general footballing public to give a toss about him scoring 28 goals in the Saudi League however.
Do you guys think he is paid in full for the half year or he only receives half of these 172.9 millions ?Except he is convinced Portugal wins the World Cup and he has nothing left to prove. As I am (in my league).
Do you guys think he is paid in full for the half year or he only receives half of these 172.9 millions ?