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Josh
@JoshhTHFC
I hate Tottenham
Walthamstow, London Katılım Ağustos 2018
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Ahahhahahahaha
Hand them the trophy lads that’s a fucking joke
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This needs to be the Coldest and Best Picture i have ever Seen.😍
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No way they’re calling LEWIS-SKELLEY a £100m CM
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he’s had 2 good games all season
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We had a 100m CM sitting on the bench all season. 😂
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@dadekayode So do you think he has proved it in the CL based solely on yesterday's performance
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@JoshhTHFC Lool he could’ve have had the most insane performances and not scored plus gone out, you would still find a way to hate
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Geezer scored a tap in from 2 yards out btw
HandofArsenal@HandofArsenal
Remember ….“Saka is not world class, he has to prove it in the UCL” The North Remembers.
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@dadekayode Yeah but the original tweet implies that's yesterday's performance means he is world class, but the only thing he really contributed was score a tap in from 2 yards?
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@JoshhTHFC Lmfao there are top players who haven’t scored said tap in in countless champs semi finals 😂😂
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As much as I was happy Atletico Madrid was knocked out by Arsenal, this was so pathetic
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Was actually quite a normal story until the part about his childhood friend
Football Tweet ⚽@Footballtweet
🗣️🏴 Ben Foster on Fabio Capello when he was England's manager: “I actually missed the birth of my son and his attitude towards me was disappointing.” My daughter Olivia had just been born, and my wife was about to give birth to our second child, Louis. I was focused with the England national team when I was told that labor had started. Without a second thought, I went to speak with the coach to ask for permission to leave. I expected an understanding response, something like: 'Go be with your family.' But the opposite happened. He told me we had training in an hour. That’s when I realised the situation wasn’t normal. There was a designated driver assigned to take me back, but he was driving strictly within the speed limits. Halfway through the journey, I asked to take the wheel myself. He agreed. I ended up driving as fast as I could on roads and highways to try to reach the hospital before the birth. When I finally arrived, my son had already been born 10 minutes earlier. Luckily, everything had gone well. Even my childhood best friend was the one who cut the umbilical cord, something my family still jokes about to this day. Hours later, his assistant contacted me. They told me Fabio Capello wanted me to return that same night to play the second half of a friendly match the following evening. It wasn’t even an important game, just a friendly. My wife told me it was no problem, that she’d stay at the hospital and our son was happy and healthy. So I went back, and went to the stadium the following night… but I didn’t play a single minute. No one gave me any explanations, no one spoke to me, and they didn’t even thank me for returning. From that day on, I made the decision not to play for England again as long as he was the coach. The problem was never representing my country. Playing for England was one of the greatest honours of my career. The problem was him. He never understood that there are personal moments that take precedence over football. He never congratulated me or showed the slightest bit of interest. And for me, that was enough.” 🎙️ @ManagersPod
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