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Just learn the difference between they're, their, there, your, you're, its, it's and you are automatically better at English than half of the world.

This might have been the last goal he scored for us

8-2, not 8-0

When's the last time Arsenal, Liverpool or Man United scored 8 or more unanswered goals in the league?

But they're not exact same topics. This one is about the falcon, edi and huntelaar while yours would be 1/3 different, replacing huntelaar with lewandowski.

What does doing a runner mean?

Bee Gees are the only ones who can come off manlier than Hassel the Hoff while singing like they're being anally probed. They're just so butch.

So that means

4 hours and counting, nothing has happened so far in this timezone

@Kojo, your sig would be better if voteforseb.com actually existed :tophat:

Yeah, I remember that one, it was out of this world too.

Haven't said it was average. Do you have anything to back that claim? I would call it brilliant if 8 out of 10 players wouldn't even attempt that, let alone pull it off.

It was good and what you would expect from a professional footballer. I wouldn't call it brilliant though, but it was well executed can't argue with that. This is a brilliant pass, something that catches the defense off guard:

I'm sorry to be the party pooper but what was so brilliant about it? I don't get it. Hazard was on a deserted island and not passing would have been criminal. Any amateur player would have seen that pass.

We have different political views, friends And obviously some rich people are nice, but almost all are greedy. You don't become rich without greed. Everybody is greedy to some extent, it is not necessarily a bad thing. If you are too greedy or too ungreedy(?), then you are bound to hurt yourself or others. But if you are geedy just enough to provide yourself a normal life and some luxuries without the expense of others, that's healthy greed. Greed isn't too far off from ambition. Scientists for example want to make scientific breakthrough because they want to become known nobel prize winners or at least make a name for themselves, journalists want to win the pulitzer award, writers want their books to become bestsellers etc. That's called ambition when in fact that isn't far off from greed, but it's positive because they focus on quality to get there. Of course there are people who are born rich (like Saudi princes) and they grow up knowing nothing about poverty. Their greed matches their environment, something they've known their whole life. There's nothing to suggest that if they were born in a normal middle class family they would do everything in their power to become filthy rich. We spoil ourselves with expensive phones, cars and houses which we don't really need, while they apparently spoil themselves by buying jets and yachts.

Was trying to like a post by tapping the heart icon but it redirected me to the poster's profile. On mobile that is.

Just because he has 23 billion dollars means he has to give it all away to problems that can't really be fixed by just throwing money at it? Who's to say he isn't doing charity work with the rest of his money and that this luxury buy was a one off? Jealousy and prejudice at its height. Remember, our beloved club owner is no better. For example he spent 50 million pounds (81 mill USD) on a much shittier investment.

25%? More like 2,3%. I wouldn't mind spending a nugget of my fortune for the coolest plane in the world, he'll make that money back in a few months.

How can I vote? There is no poll.

Cech's head injury and Terry's knockout against Arsenal.

You miss the point. In hindsight he didn't do badly (most people think that it was actually Steve Clarke and Henk ten Cate pulling the strings), but at that time the appointment was beyond absurd. He was an obscure name who noone had ever heard about before, not at least in the sense of being a successful European manager, while we were supposed to be a growing powerhouse. Before Chelsea he worked only at Israeli teams. Benitez however is exactly the opposite, he may be hated among the fans but in general he's held in much higher regard than Grant ever was and has a much more vast trophy cabinet and experience baggage. Think of it this way: Mourinho --> Grant, Di Matteo --> Benitez. Robbie is a fans' favourite but in managerial sense it wasn't as massive of a downgrade, if it even was a downgrade (still up for debate, many believe Robbie wasn't the right man for the job). Appointing Benitez had a sentimental backlash but Grant was just a total bukkake in the face. I don't know how this is even a contest.

Man this is my favourite picture. Look at Frank's and Ivan's hair, they absolutely don't give a shit.

I can remember only Derby against who he scored 4 goals. I doubt they had better defense than Deportivo. Who else?