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HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAA Nah, we're not even sharing our toothbrush yet.

HAHAHAHAHAHA, I specially loved the first one (besides Vampire Diaries). Not a huge fan of Beyonce either, but I could live with that.

You can't just look for "key" decisions. A wrong yellow card given to a defender wouldn't be considered a key decision by that article's criteria but still could lead to a goal because that specific defender would be now afraid to make a wrong tackle and be sent off etc. You have to look to the whole spectrum. And in doing that, you see Man Utd is favoured more than others. I actually had another (better) article in mind to bring in here, I just couldn't find it. I'm not saying they bribe refs or there is some conspiracy, but refs seem to be biased towards them more often than not. How much those decisions affect the game seem to me as more random than how consistent refs are in favouring Man Utd.

http://www.sabotagetimes.com/reportage/referees-are-manchester-united-biased-heres-the-evidence-from-qualified-refs/

It's just weird because I think that's a bit unusual, haha.

Knee injuries are some of the most serious injuries a player can have. They're very likely to be career-ending. Most players never get to top form again and some become absolute shit, like our fellow Torres here. Michael Owen, Joe Cole even our brazilian legend Ronaldo never got back to their top form. Ronaldo could still manage to become an awesome striker by changing his style which previously relied on pace heavily. But even him was never as good as before. His goal/game ratio dropped from about 1:1 to 1:2. He had become about half the player he was, and he only managed that because he had clinical finishing, very good positioning and was a marvelous dribbler. Torres is none of those.

Fan trouble I can understand. But injuries? You mean the player hurting himself trying something crazy? HAHAHAHA.

Not only here, I'm afraid .

The celebrations discussion reminded me of this for some reason: P.S: This movie is AWESOME.

I'm bored.

If I was a pro I'd totally do the latter Those kind of celebrations are usually done because players enjoy doing them, but even those could have some meaning, why not?

It doesn't because his celebrations have some meaning to him and people close to him, not to you. As far as we know he might be celebrating some special date for his wife and he is expressing his love for her. But you can't know and I can't know that. But it is not stupid, it may seem stupid because you don't understand what it means.

1- Girl: I'm so stressed ---- Boy: Chill / Be cool 2- Girl: Who isn't cool? I'm super cool ------ Boy: But you've just said... 3- Girl: I need chocolate ------ Boy: I've got a sweetie/bonbon here if you want... 4- Girl: Are you crazy? That makes you fat! 5- Boy: But you've just... 6- Girl: Shut up.

I agree it doesn't make much sense. But it doesn't make much sense to bash another person's celebration too, still people do that. That's just the way things are. LOOOOOOOL.

Which reminds me, where's Henrique?

I think he meant Oscar has earned the right to celebrate his goals the way he wants (as long as he doesn't offend anyone etc) since he managed to become a pro and play for a top club and you have not. If you wanted the celebrations to go your way, you should have done what he did. IMHO, I couldn't care less to how they celebrate or even if they do celebrate or not. As long as our players score I ain't complaining.

I didn't get my like supporting him either

I mean, glad I'm not the kind of person to know those things you were talking about P.S: we're derailing this too much, shouldn't we have a beer at the pub?

I'd have never guessed Hazard to be an otaku.

Way to go, @!

I'm glad I had to google some things you guys said.

WE LOVE YOU, @CHOULO19!

Stingray is really opening himself to us these days, rmpr

I get a really retarded state of mind in the first hours of the morning, really. You would have a lot of fun with me if you were my classmate at school. I'm naturally high when I wake up.

I'm neither. I'm pernambucano. Err, more or less, since I've lived there for one year and a half only.