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analogheron19 said:Is swimming allowed?
In the Mississippi River?
It certainly is.🙂
driftinghound3 said:We're also part of the Friday plans.🙂
Regarding the fan club buses, there is a chance we won't head straight back to the city after the ceremony (for those skipping the game), and we might stick around to hang out in El Paso and the surrounding areas instead. This means the buses heading to the match would likely leave El Paso around 2:00 PM, while the others would depart a bit later...
Go ahead and have your fun, but don't make a mess of things.😉
Does anyone happen to know how Crabman became a protected witness and managed to secure a brand new identity?🤣
Here is Đurđa in Congress, delivering a speech loaded with statistics and reading through it all now.😠
stormydriver1 said:I honestly don't get why it was such a massive hit...
Because it stands out from the crowd.🙏
Shouldn't we implement instant substitutions and ten-minute ejections?
Is it time to introduce timeouts to soccer? It certainly feels like it should be!
People simply want to secure their existence through the easiest path possible.
brightscout63 said:Good grief, on PBS
No need to get upset😍, how could he possibly know🤷😁
It remains unresolved—but isn't this a step in the right direction?
Of course, Tanac played for Varteks...
David Young62 said:Srećko Lušić? 🤷
You have to be joking, otherwise😠 😁
Srećko Lušić was a class midfielder for the Varteks side back in the 80s, and he also played for the LA Galaxy youth teams.☕
David Beckham never once tried to trick a player in his entire career, so did anyone ever complain about that? Not even a little bit... mainly because he had a cross that made up for it perfectly.
Yes, di Canio... that was that legendary moment where instead of just kicking the ball back in, he actually picked it up because the opposing goalkeeper was down on the field injured...
I have already commented on the match thread, but I have never seen such unsportsmanlike behavior since the days of Di Natale. It feels as though the UEFA disciplinary committee should step in, as this is clearly unfair play. It seems to me that a few months ago, UEFA gave referees the sole discretion to halt an attack when a player goes down. This means the defending team can keep pushing until the official blows the whistle due to an "injury." However, the moment a player hits the turf, the opposing fans immediately erupt in boos, and players start pointing around, signaling for someone to clear the ball—even though the attacking team isn't actually obligated to stop. In those moments, it becomes nearly impossible to maintain momentum, so the ball usually just gets kicked out of bounds...