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The great captain.
I held my son in my arms, but I lost him. I tried to save him, but he left. It was a terrible, blank feeling. Last year, his son Danilo died of a heart attack. A year later, Cafu had not yet come out of the miserable world. "endless Love for his son" was something like this, and even when he turned 50 at the beginning of this month, he did not have any happy face.
jsyeem shekelsPublished 2 years ago in CleatsThe great "loser"
Some failures will become the mother of success, while others explain the persistence that will never give up, so these moments of regret or loneliness can also achieve another kind of beauty in the green world.
michaeldbarr khgPublished 2 years ago in CleatsThe best lower back of that era?
From the majestic nickname, it is not difficult to see that he is a typical strong type of player, there was a rumor that he fought alone in the dressing room against Stam, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Van Bommel in the 2004 European preliminary match.
They fought to avoid relegation.
Krashniki, Miku and Elton scored successively, and the visiting parrots defeated the Bundesliga overlord and were crowned Bundesliga champions ahead of time.
Reread Gattuso.
Gattuso has been a little annoyed lately. The coach, who succeeded his mentor Carlo Ancelotti, suffered a league lockout before he could scold Fang Kui in Naples, and now it is rumored that the three generals Zelinski, Mertens and Milik are also rumored to be leaving the team.
danielkmay jhPublished 2 years ago in CleatsWhy is Bayern so strong?
Wake up to another victory. This season, Bayern perfect interpretation of what is low open high, in Frick midway after taking office all the way to block the god, after the rematch is invincible.
Your emperor Lin is infinitely wild
There is a saying in the football circle: "there is one stone for the green jokes, eight fights for Arsenal, one for Milan, and one for the other powers."
Nell JonasPublished 2 years ago in CleatsUproar over a celebration?
Football, famous for a variety of aspects. One of those aspects is being able to celebrate your team, country or player in various situations. England winning the World Cup in 1966 sparked nationwide celebrations. Real Madrid winning the Champions League in the 2021/22 season would've caused euphoria amongst their fan-base. You get the idea. If you win something, you'll want to celebrate that fact.
Ethan WardPublished 2 years ago in CleatsOld dudes playing Soccer
In the past, the Bay Olympic Clowns on the grass has always been a tough game for us. Away from our natural nest of artificial turf at Seddon where the ball just doesn't roll the same. The Clowns are usually always well up for a physical and psychological battle, the lovable bunch of balding carpet-layers that they are. Despite rumours of new signings, it was the same old BO Clowns from previous seasons that rocked up to Walker Park on a beautiful warm Saturday afternoon. Nudger and Todger were there, straight from work at the carpet factory. Biffa and Boffa bacon too, and a gaggle of supporters guzzling Lion Reds under a tree. The Clowns came up against a Go Feet side stung by two losses in a row, determined to get back to winning ways. We had a good intense warm-up, doing the fifa-11 like a proper team, and we were into it from the kickoff with a goal after a couple of minutes! Great work from Dazza down the left putting it on a plate for Stefan in the box. Excellent start and Go Feet could smell the pungent odour of Clown fear, or it could have been their BO. Anyway, we were all over them and they couldn't live with our intensity. Joe got hacked down in the box for an obvious penalty and Nando stepped up to smash it home. The Clowns had a few forays into our half with Yoji always a danger. His zen-like dribbling skills had me entranced a few times but after winning the after-training sprints on Wednesday night I knew I could keep up with him. Ultimately the Clowns could only muster a couple of long-range shots and corners and the Go Feet defence was determined not to concede. Dazza was tearing them apart down the left and scored a great individual goal to go 3-0 up. Near the end of the half, Bodger got a yellow card for a wild hack then talked himself into a red by questioning the sanity of the ref who happened to be an official official. Silly boy, BO down to 10!
Denis CamdenPublished 2 years ago in CleatsOld dudes playing soccer
The high plains of Seddon #3 was the battleground for an epic encounter between two over 35 heavyweights. Both teams looked heavier than usual. Diets had obviously been cast aside in favour of beer, chips and steak. More to love. Glenfield looked a bit hairier and heavier than Go Feet to be fair, a midfield consisting of some Game of Thrones extras, a big bad bald tattooed striker that looked like he should be playing bass for Metallica, and a defensive four of fearsome looking Uruk-hai Orcs. Go Feet tried not to be intimidated. There was a tangible atmosphere of determination in the changing room, the sweaty scent of anticipation. Or maybe that was just nervous flatulence. It was a must-win game for Go Feet whose season had been underwhelming so far. The star-studded side had been playing like one-legged Mongol zombies from the icy wastelands of Laurasialand where football is frowned upon as being a decadent whimsy. And Glenfield were top of the table. Could Go Feet vanquish the Northern vagabonds and claw their way back up the table? Or would the hairy troglodytes beat these handsome heroes on their own patch.
Denis CamdenPublished 2 years ago in CleatsOld dudes playing soccer
The manicured green carpet of Seddon #4 was in pristine condition for the over35s heavyweight clash between Go Feet and Lynn Avon. A fixture steeped in history, drama, controversy and betrayal. Allegations of unregistered players, first team ring-ins, match fixing and performance enhancing substances. News helicopters hovered overhead, furtive looking men in long coats and dark glasses talked hurriedly into their cell phones. The howler monkeys at the zoo next door could sense the tension building. The scene was set for an epic encounter. If old dudes football is a little fantasy world, a fictitious analogy where dreams can be realised - or shattered, then Go Feet's relationship with Lynn Avon would play like a B grade action movie of old friends turned into mortal enemies. Go Feet are the clean-cut heroes. Made of strong moral fibre, honest, virtuous and handsome. Lynn Avon are the forces of darkness. Cunning, mischievous and swarthy. On Saturday, the friction and animosity between these two old creaky warhorses would be played out on the honest open field instead of the courtroom or battlefield. The good guys always win in these movies, don't they?
Denis CamdenPublished 2 years ago in CleatsHow to Use Google Assistant on iPhone
Siri has gotten a lot better on Apple devices, but it doesn't compare to Google Assistant. So if you're frustrated with Siri, we'll show you how to use Google Assistant on your iPhone.