frozentiger6 said:So, here is what Tony Valčić said about him. 😉
Paul Lopez49, if I had a dollar for every time someone asked me what happened to Valcic, I’d be a millionaire by now. I guess nobody really knows; there's some rumor about a breakup with a girlfriend, but I don't buy that hearsay. He clearly isn't thinking straight.
Back then, before the Olympics in Athens and the World Cup in Tunis, people were whispering that he was struggling with marijuana use and had even tested positive before Athens, which is why he didn't go, but that's all just speculation.
It's anyone's guess. Not even Cervar or Gobac know what's going on with Valcic. He hasn't been seen in three years—just three years of total silence, no appearances, nothing. 😁
Women just ruin everything. 😁 It's the exact same situation as with Thomas; nobody actually knows the truth, everyone just has their own version of the story...
frozentiger6 said:It wasn't Goluza, it was that idiot Cavar.
He actually turned down the call before the game against Portugal, claiming he had more important things to do rather than embarrass himself with this subpar national team.
Auu, I suppose you're right; I got them mixed up. 😳 And I used to actually respect Cavar as a decent man, once. 🤮
Jonathan Booth5 said:Are you actually being serious right now? What kind of logic is that? Tony Valčić is ignoring every single call—written or verbal—to show up for training. This has been going on for three years now. I suppose the kid thinks he’s some superstar like Theo Kardum and demands a guaranteed spot in the starting lineup.
I am being serious. And what could possibly be the reason? I know Goluza refused to play because he felt we were too weak, 🤮 but as for Valčić, I haven't the slightest clue.
frozentiger6 said:But seriously, what is going on with Valcic??? 😁
Anyway, guys, it looks like Alilovic won't be able to play for Team USA anytime soon. There's this new rule being implemented that requires any player looking to switch citizenship to play for a club within that country for a full year, and then they have to wait an additional three years after that.
I’d bet my life savings that this is just some scheme cooked up by those Spanish and Scandinavian types.🤮
Zorislav said:that was one of the better interviews 😍 😍 😍
They really should have just left the country right after that. I suppose it's lucky the cops were incompetent enough to fall for the whole "I was just out shopping in Chicago" excuse. 😍
So, if the Danes manage to beat the Russians, I suppose they move on as runners-up? In that case, I guess I’m rooting for Dance; maybe we can knock out the Frenchmen in the semis and then take down the Spaniards in the final. 😈
What the hell does "doesn't suit anyone" even mean? I suppose some people might still be stuck at the office at 2:00 PM, but frankly, it makes no difference to me. Whether it's two hours earlier or later, 🙄
In our league, we can't seem to get more than two players performing well at once. 😁 I suppose things might actually change during the finals against the Spaniards, maybe. 😠
frozentiger6 said:The odds on X were at 13; I really thought that would pay off.
I find it hard to believe this was rigged, but you should have seen how David and Angel were sitting in those chairs 😁 just like kids waiting for a reprimand from their teacher 😁 and then there was that moment when David waved his hand and told Daniel, "it's over, we've won," while Daniel just laughed 😁
Actually, we’re all just fools, getting worked up over absolutely nothing. Those Mexicans wouldn't have beaten everyone even if they had actually wanted to.
It seemed pretty ridiculous to me too. 😁 It's May 2nd, and honestly, who cares what happens to them? 😬