Somehow this could only happen to Suarez
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Somehow this could only happen to Suarez
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Hilarious
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His cheating knows no bounds.Oh I don't know.Comment
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I may have missed it but why does Suarez have to take and pass this exam?
I might be doing him a disservice, but I'm pretty sure Ian Rush didn't have to when he went to Juve
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Someone on here suggested Juve have their full quota of non-nationals, so this was so Suarez could be registered as Italian.If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?Comment
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Classic Suarez.Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
"I will make the boys feel your support"
Jurgen Klopp June 2020Comment
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Barca have no apparently backtracked on their agreement to let Suarez leave for free after they discovered he was close to joining Atletico
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Originally posted by spud_gun View PostBarca have no apparently backtracked on their agreement to let Suarez leave for free after they discovered he was close to joining Atletico
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Originally posted by spud_gun View PostBarca have no apparently backtracked on their agreement to let Suarez leave for free after they discovered he was close to joining Atletico
That's some U turn, at one point there was talk about them having to pay him a fat wad to end his contract.Comment
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On Suarez, no surprises there. Apparently he needed a B1 level (lower intermediate) which will be impossible to learn in a few weeks unless you were a crazy polyglot who knew several other similar languages. I think you need to know 10 000 words and invest 300-400 hours of study on average to achieve that (depending on the language). Really funny all the same.
Last edited by Zapater; 22-09-20, 08:00 PM.Comment
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It's an absolutely amazing but not at all surprising turn of events. What a glorious cheating cunt. I have nothing but respect for that. It's an actual thing over in Uruguay and Argentina, an artform. I think it's great.
While deception and, yes, cheating largely controvert the particularly British principle of fair play, not all cultures share the same view. Loosely translated as ‘native cunning’, viveza criolla is the art of mischievous deception particular to Uruguay and Argentina. In the words of anthropologist Eduardo P. Archetti, it encourages a “capacity to cheat where necessary”.
One of its central principles is to “gain a psychological edge wherever and whenever possible” – and, rather wonderfully, it is all the more welcome if it is against your biggest rivals. Daniel Rosa, a journalist with Uruguayan publication El Pais, said:
"There’s an expression in Uruguay about how you want to win. If it’s in the last minute and with a moment that enrages your opponent, all the better. That is viveza: knowing how to gain any advantage" - DANIEL ROSA
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Certain **** house symmetry to it allOriginally posted by Shaggy View PostSeems they need to shift Diego Costa first.
Which is a huge pity - denying us all the utter joy of seeing the biggest ****house strike pairing of all-time
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Remember when we tried to sign Diego Costa in 2013? Would've been hilarious.Comment
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Signed for Atleti.
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