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Hegav posted:The one in the middle is the Di Stefanos "Super Ballon d’Or" given by France Football in 1989 to the best player in Europe since the creation of the ballon d'or You don't say.
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Here's Vitor Pereira, former Porto coach and now at Al Ahli, going a bit crazy at a press conference after a club official tries to prevent him from talking about a specific player: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZWjdbLnE_Y
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ragle posted:kid Podolski Plastic
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Ahaha, so that's a Barca shirt on him and a Madrid poster in the background? As well as a Polish flag and a Brazillian team poster for a German national team player. Outstanding.
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The Mash posted:Ahaha, so that's a Barca shirt on him and a Madrid poster in the background? As well as a Polish flag and a Brazillian team poster for a German national team player. Outstanding. I'd imagine he has them up because he likes the players (Zidane etc) rather than All The Teams.
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Podolski seems like the type of person who is so happy and exuberant that he just wants everyone to win, so I think that gives him a pass.
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Olewithmilk posted:Podolski seems like the type of person who is so happy and exuberant that he just wants everyone to win, so I think that gives him a pass. Everyone was confused in their youth. It's super weird though, every picture he's smiling the same smile and is genuinely excited with a thumbs up.
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The Mash posted:Ahaha, so that's a Barca shirt on him and a Madrid poster in the background? As well as a Polish flag and a Brazillian team poster for a German national team player. Outstanding. Podolski just supports football OP
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blue footed boobie posted:Podolski just supports football OP
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Breath Ray posted:Wonder how fat he is these days Seems like he's the one Brazillian who didn't get fat after retiring 
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Didn't he play for Anzhi up until like one or two years ago, probably still kept fit from that.
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pdog posted:Didn't he play for Anzhi up until like one or two years ago, probably still kept fit from that. Playing usually doesn't stop the Brazilians from going fat
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blue footed boobie posted:Seems like he's the one Brazillian who didn't get fat after retiring He broke my fifteen year old heart in 2002 by marking David Beckham out of the game in that quarter final. However, with the benefit of hindsight, what a full back.
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ragle posted:kid Podolski I don't see any thumbs, are we certain this is Podolski?
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britishbornandbread posted:He broke my fifteen year old heart in 2002 by marking David Beckham out of the game in that quarter final. However, with the benefit of hindsight, what a full back. I always thought you were old
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This is old and I wasn't sure if it's already real famous or known about or anything but it's interesting so I thought I'd post it here just in case it's not, Graeme Le Saux writing about homophobia in football: http://reflectionsasia.wordpress.com/2007/09/11/graeme-le-saux-how-gay-slurs-almost-wrecked-my-career/
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I remember once seeing this video of a player who played in the 80s/90s and possibly retired around the time Zidane started coming to prominence. His style was pretty similar to Zidane and allegedly he did actually influence Zidane's eventual style of play. I can't think of his name for the life of me. Anyone got a clue who I could be trying to think of?
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Hegav posted:Most likely Enzo Francescoli who Zidane named his first son after That's him all right
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Drogadon posted:Sorry for the poo poo video, but this owns Yepes was sent off for complaining after this. If Del Gross had just paid some loving attention instead of looking at the ref as the pass happened this probably wouldn't have happened.
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Gigi Galli posted:Yepes was sent off for complaining after this. If Del Gross had just paid some loving attention instead of looking at the ref as the pass happened this probably wouldn't have happened.
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mynameisjohn posted:yeah del grosso's an idiot. I mean every defender does this but he must have known that he was the last guy in that line and that it was wildly obvious that Higuain was offside. Really really dumb.
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Gigi Galli posted:I mean every defender does this but he must have known that he was the last guy in that line and that it was wildly obvious that Higuain was offside. Really really dumb. Isn't this a little unfair? Surely the offside player is influencing the game if he's forced a defender into cutting out the pass.
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Esposito posted:Isn't this a little unfair? Surely the offside player is influencing the game if he's forced a defender into cutting out the pass.
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Esposito posted:Isn't this a little unfair? Surely the offside player is influencing the game if he's forced a defender into cutting out the pass. That was my impression; the offside player clearly influenced play (the defender started running towards him for a second before he put his hand up for offside) and they clearly got an advantage from it. I think the defence had a case. Then again, it's pretty funny, so by the rules of "gently caress it let's have fun" the goal should stand.
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Esposito posted:Isn't this a little unfair? Surely the offside player is influencing the game if he's forced a defender into cutting out the pass. It can be unfair, but this is going to be a situation where whatever was called will be correct because of that referee's interpretation of what 'participating in play' is. If I'm the assistant in this situation, I'm not putting my flag up. Higuain doesn't move toward the ball before the defender deflects it. For all we know, he could have stood still and declared himself out of the play when the ball came nearer. I've seen it done where you have a striker in an offside position have the ball played to him, make no move toward the ball, and when the defense stops, another (onside) attacker runs on to the ball and takes a shot.
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