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worms wrote:http://www.goallegacy.net/t28592-who-is-the-best-team-in-the-world#831174

worms wrote:

Messiah "Aggerswagger" wrote:Right back section is the best team in the world. That's right mods, your cue.

I've never seen Right back section play before.

Lex wrote:So I can fly kick someone in the face trying to win the ball as long as my intention was to win the ball?

Just don't let Stoke know about this rule

tuddor wrote:lol.. Croatia is better than any South American or African team.. They were at the same level with Spain and Italy at euro

zizzle wrote:Inter signs one for the future

Inter are on the verge of singing Napoli's Hugo Campagnaro in a free transfer. The 32 year old Argentina international was extremely thrilled with the links to Inter "I finally found a place where my crappy Italian doesnt stand in my way, It's like Buenos Aires over there". Inter president Moratti was equally thrilled with the negotiations "he's young wild and free. mostly free but that would do".

zizzle wrote:Inter want Rémy
Inter are looking for a long term replacement for Milito and they have set their sights on Queens Park Rangers striker Loic Remy. The prolific striker captured the headlines with his 3 goals this season, Inter setting Inter a spending mode. The former Marseille bench warmer is currently valued around €10m but Inter are hoping to get a price cut once QPR is relegated.

zizzle wrote:Inter target Robben - Report

Inter are looking to add some much needed star power into their line up of nobodies and has beens as they attempt to lure Arjen Robben to the San Siro. The explosive winger is unhappy with Pep Guardiola's immanent arrival Bayern Munich and he is looking for a way out. "i shall not be driven like a volkswagen" the winger said "and im not driving one to training either". Inter are willing to bid up to 18m for the Dutchman as they plan a mouth watering partnership between him and Stankovic in physical therapy sessions. Robben has made 11 league appearances this season scoring 1 goal in the process.

zizzle wrote:Inter want Rémy

Inter are looking for a long term replacement for Milito and they have set their sights on Queens Park Rangers striker Loic Remy. The prolific striker captured the headlines with his 3 goals this season, Inter setting Inter a spending mode. The former Marseille bench warmer is currently valued around €10m but Inter are hoping to get a price cut once QPR is relegated.

che wrote:

ACMRox wrote:

Firstly, I do not condone slavery.

http://www.goallegacy.net/t22876p252-the-god-thread-pt-ii#644907

Giving a poor man work and shelter is worse than murder?

Secondly, my comments on pedophilia were (as is becoming a habit from you) taken out of context.

http://www.goallegacy.net/t22876p252-the-god-thread-pt-ii#644919

ladies and gentlemen, context:

The reason Islam permitted marrying young girls was because they were used to it, fine with it, and mature enough for it.

see? much better...

reading through that thread again, i'm just gonna put you on my ignore list and wear your ability to "tear apart my moral code" as a badge of honor since i don't agree with *bleep* 12-year olds being ok in any historical period... have a good day

Inter signs one for the future

Inter are on the verge of singing Napoli's Hugo Campagnaro in a free transfer. The 32 year old Argentina international was extremely thrilled with the links to Inter "I finally found a place where my crappy Italian doesnt stand in my way, It's like Buenos Aires over there". Inter president Moratti was equally thrilled with the negotiations "he's young wild and free. mostly free but that would do"

juventus101 wrote:Im really not very biased at all.

Ganso wrote:

juventus101 wrote:Im really not very biased at all.

Clockwork Orange wrote:Please Great leader, people look up to you in this forum as a leader. I would implore you to not use swear words in your title as this is a forum visted by young impressionable people as well. Thank you.

Adrian0911 wrote:

in my view "attacking is the best defense"...only one striker up there will render our attack useless.
everytime conte subs pogba for a striker i wanna pull my eyes out. every time we end up defending the last 15 mins and cripple our attack.
while it works to preserve energy for next games and to keep the score against chievo's, catania's and inter's...we won't survive 90 mins of bayern like that..no way in hell.

baresi wrote:

Adrian0911 wrote:

in my view "attacking is the best defense"...only one striker up there will render our attack useless.
everytime conte subs pogba for a striker i wanna pull my eyes out. every time we end up defending the last 15 mins and cripple our attack.
while it works to preserve energy for next games and to keep the score against chievo's, catania's and inter's...we won't survive 90 mins of bayern like that..no way in hell.

Arquitecto wrote:I don't know why people are criticizing or laughing at VucVuc's celebration. When you run at certain velocities during the span of 90 minutes of football, your groin area tends to accumulate a great deal of Latent Heat caused by your body temperature, the stadium's enclosed temperature (which depends on its structure and in-ground soil heating) along with the sweat produced to stimulate its effects.

Mirko is a shrewd man in using his goal celebration to effectively exhaust the heat by unsheathing his shorts and effectively using it as an outlet for the latent heat.

Taking your shorts off is also a sign of respect in Montenegrito too.