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On 7/18/2018 at 8:45 PM, Stromboli1 said:

@Enrico_sw

 

 

 

 

I like Bill Burr, he's always very funny (and he's right about the 1st goal), but the presenter sounds like a douche (a painful douche, to be specific).

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The French aren't assholes...... the cuntiest of the cunty? :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

 

You have watch his comedy, Jim knows he's an ugly bastard. His wife was an ex model, his stories about her are funny. :chicken:

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3 minutes ago, Stromboli1 said:

the cuntiest of the cunty

 

That could be the name of one of your "American football" teams; you know, these sissies who need to have an armor to play their little fairy game :rolleyes::rolleyes:

 

6 minutes ago, Stromboli1 said:

His wife was an ex model, his stories about her are funny

 

What's funny is how a douche like him got a woman like this. :bounce:

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6 minutes ago, Stromboli1 said:

You must hate Jim Jefferies. :laugh:

 

No, I think he's great, it's just that...

Spoiler

... his voice sounds like a bloody diarrhea :rofl::rofl:

 

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10 hours ago, Stromboli1 said:

American football is on the way out. :chicken:

 

OT but why? Health concerns regarding head injuries? Are less parents putting their kids in the sport? Is viewership and attendance at games down?

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1 hour ago, Sanni said:

OT but why? Health concerns regarding head injuries? Are less parents putting their kids in the sport? Is viewership and attendance at games down?

 

All those things. :chicken:

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Neymar: "I couldn't look at a football" after the World Cup

 

Brazil superstar Neymar admits that after his nation's quarter-final defeat to Belgium at the World Cup he couldn't look at a ball and didn't want to see any of the remaining matches.

 

"I wouldn't go as far as to say I didn't want to play again but, I didn't want to see a ball, or to see any more football played," 26-year-old Neymar told AFP in an exclusive interview on Saturday.

 

The Paris Saint Germain forward was talking at his Neymar Praia Grande institute where the Red Bull Neymar Jr 5's (five-a-side-soccer) tournament was being played.

 

Dressed in a sleeveless t-shirt, with his six-year-old son Davi Lucca sat upon his knee, the striker was however in a relaxed mood as he explained his post-World Cup blues.

 

"I was in mourning, I was really sad about it, but sadness passes, I have my son, my family, my friends and they don't want to see me moping around. I've got more reason to be happy than sad," said Neymar, reflecting on his team's 2-1 quarter-final defeat to Belgium.

 

Asked about reports in Spain linking him with a transfer to Real Madrid the forward said "that's all speculation from the press."

 

"The guys who come up with these stories seem to know more about my life than I do. I won't respond to this type of question because nothing happened," he scoffed.

 

The Brazilian superstar, who moved to PSG for a world record 222 million euros ($264 million) last year, insists that the burden of expectation on his shoulders -- whether with his club or country -- does not weigh heavily.

 

"No, all the great players feel pressure," he said.

 

"It's true that when it comes to me, there are double standards. I have been aware of this responsibility, not only for Brazil, but also in club fotball, since I was 17, 18 years old.

 

"I have prepared myself to handle this pressure and I know that when the results are not what they should be then that pressure increases."

 

Neymar has been hit by a barrage of criticism for theatrical rolling around after being fouled at the World Cup, but says he should have been better protected.

 

- 'Criticism of me exaggerated' -

 

"People were faster to criticise the one being fouled than the one doing the fouling," he insisted.

 

"I went to the World Cup to play, to beat the opposition, not to get kicked. The criticism of me was exaggerated, but I'm a big boy, I'm used to dealing with this kind of thing

 

"And I can't be the referee and play at the same time, but there are times I wish I could," he said.

 

Earlier this week, Neymar took a swipe at his critics with a tongue-in-cheek video in which he teaches children how to fall to the ground.

 

"One, two, three, go!" shouts Neymar on the Instagram video as around a dozen youngsters fall to the ground of a parking lot.

 

"That's a free-kick!" screams the Brazilian breaking into fits of laughter.

 

The video was released with a hashtag #ChallengeDAFALTA, the free-kick challenge in Portuguese.

 

During the recent World Cup, the player's antics sparked the "Neymar Challenge" where he was widely mocked.

 

In Mexico, a football club even rganised a competition in which contestants attempted to roll the entire length of the pitch.

 

Meanwhile, Neymar described PSG's new coach Thomas Tuchel as a great addition to the club.

 

"He's a great coach and we're hoping for a great season," he said.

 

"I'm really looking forward to it," Neymar said of his second season in Paris.

 

"We have signed a football legend (Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon) who will bring with him all his experience and that will be a great help for this coming season."

 

 

https://www.afp.com/en/news/831/neymar-i-couldnt-look-football-after-world-cup-doc-17u5tf7

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3 hours ago, Stromboli1 said:

Maybe he'll make another video like he did before the World Cup. 

 

What is the whole saga? In this video,

 

https://streamable.com/a1kp3

 

the crowd keeps whistling him whenever he is on the ball. It upsets Griezmann. Another player gets the crowd to start cheering for him but it’s still not enough. Were the supporters mad because they thought that he was gonna ditch the club for a better ranking one? And then he made a documentary about staying? I think he wouldn’t be in tears at that point if he knew that he was staying? At least I’d have an attitude that’d be more like “Fuck all y’all, I’m more loyal than you are.”

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That stuff did happen, he was so indecisive about staying and going to Barca and basically made it bigger than it was. Then he makes a video like LeBron if he's staying or leaving. Reeks of an attention whore.

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