Yeah! So we can both be glad that I'm not from Pforzheim, right!
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and we can both be happy that Frankfurt didn't score two more goals in one game!
Because it's definitely one or the other.Sorry mate........you're obviously a 6 foot 3 hardman, and built like a brick shithouse....and not an internet cunt who's 5 stone dripping wet, a virgin, and still lives with his mum.......
Foul called on an unacceptably crummy Pundown.
Thanks for all the wishes of good luck, much appreciated.
I managed to do my best Chamaeleon act, and didn't receive any adverse attention, although it was a bit hairy walking through ranks of angry looking Marseille youths, as I missed the shuttle buses, and went to the ground on foot.
I got home at around 10pm last night, after an epic journey of almost 11 hours, which involved a delay caused by the detonation of a suspicious package in Paris Garde du Nord station, of all things! Although that wasn't as loud as the bangs going off in the ground.
You all saw the game, so I won't go on about it, but when that winner went in, bodies were flying everywhere.
They kept us back for an hour, so luckily most of the toerags had moved away from the ground, and I walked back again, with no trouble.
Others weren't so lucky though, according to my mates.
One of my most interesting away days yet.
COYS!
I managed to do my best Chamaeleon act, and didn't receive any adverse attention, although it was a bit hairy walking through ranks of angry looking Marseille youths, as I missed the shuttle buses, and went to the ground on foot.
I got home at around 10pm last night, after an epic journey of almost 11 hours, which involved a delay caused by the detonation of a suspicious package in Paris Garde du Nord station, of all things! Although that wasn't as loud as the bangs going off in the ground.
You all saw the game, so I won't go on about it, but when that winner went in, bodies were flying everywhere.
They kept us back for an hour, so luckily most of the toerags had moved away from the ground, and I walked back again, with no trouble.
Others weren't so lucky though, according to my mates.
One of my most interesting away days yet.
COYS!
Ha Ha. I thought to myself, it's easy giving it the big one, when you're getting ferried away from the ground in a coach, with a Police Escort.
However, a change clothes would've been a sensible post-match option.
There's no need for all of that carry-on, and I was cringing every time he climbed up the fence, and eventually onto the netting.
Imagine if it had given way, and he plunged into the home fans next to us
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Harry Kane: ‘Second-half Tottenham’ need to be more aggressive from the off
Another stirring comeback after another woeful first-half performance. Tottenham Hotspur advanced as group D winners to the Champions League round of 16 after the 2-1 win against Marseille but doubts remain about how long they can keep this up.
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Kane hailed the mentality of the team, but admitted there were some heated discussions at the interval in a changing room from which Antonio Conte — watching from the stands after his red card against Sporting Lisbon — was absent.
“There were a few words said by a few people at half-time, that we had to be more aggressive, have more intensity and I think we came out in the second half and did that,” Kane said. “Of course Hugo [Lloris spoke], being the captain, and Cristian [Stellini] and Ryan [Mason], who were obviously standing in for Antonio. We’ve been in that situation before this season, which we’re a little more used to than we want to be, but we weren’t panicking, which is the most important thing.”
Burna Boy, Romero tribute and Kane throws shapes: Inside Tottenham’s celebrations
Harry Kane led the dressing room celebrations after Tottenham completed their thrilling Champions League comeback against Marseille on Tuesday night.
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That has to be a German joke, right? I am going to have to google Pforzheim now, aren't I? Thanks a lot! Life's too short to google Pforzheim. GrrrrYeah! So we can both be glad that I'm not from Pforzheim, right!
Might have been better if you, like President Kennedy, had been Ein Berliner! Yum yum!
You calling other people crackers? That really takes the biscuit.
In fairness, Benfica scored in the 88th and 90+3, so even late it seemed like 1-2 would be enough for PSG. By the time Benfica was 1-6, it was likely too late for PSG to communicate.
For Marseille, Frankfurt was 1-2 for a while so they really should have been a little more cautious in the last minute and not thrown away Europa league. But understandably, they wanted to stay in the UCL and played to win.
Heard this kind of thing a number of times in recent years though..........
It's a scary thought that players can be left so un-prepared even at the very top level.
I'm just glad that you don't come from the village off to the right on this signpostYeah! So we can both be glad that I'm not from Pforzheim, right!
They are often decerebrates. Maybe they told them but they didn't understand. Like when you talk to the cat