prateik
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He uses a blackberry.. He has much to learn.
The reason why someone has left a place means very little to be honest. If a person was born and had lived in a place all his life then I struggle to understand how he don't feel part of that community but of a community he hadn't lived in in the first place.
The reason why someone has left a place means very little to be honest. If a person was born and had lived in a place all his life then I struggle to understand how he don't feel part of that community but of a community he hadn't lived in in the first place.
Deceptively strong I would say, looks like quite the beginning of a handy set of guns on the lad.Yet another United footballer I would destroy in hand to hand combat.
Two phones.
Drug dealer.
I never knew Adnan was a total hipster. I'm surprised football isn't too mainstream for him.
It'll never be cool to be from Belgium.He did leave Belgium before it became cool to be from there at least.
any news regarding a new contract?
If I was born and had been raised there all my life then why not? I am not saying that one shouldn't be proud of his ancestry. What I am saying is that I would feel more at ease with the community I was born in and had lived in all my life rather then a community which I have never really lived in in the first place.
Well you wouldn't know unless you were in that position, especially if the communities of your country is strong and you're proud of your heritage. I'm proud to be British, but I'd never call myself English because I'm not. How can I be English when I'm not white? And when you grow up in an English area and suffer racism then that's hardly likely to make you want to call yourself English either.
If he stays he'll be wearing the number 7 shirt next season I'd imagine... which will be nice for him you'd imagine.
There's a lot of credible sources saying that a new contract is close.
Totally off topic, but I couldn't disagree more with this statement.
Okay, your opinion. But there's no need to carry it all on in the Januzaj thread.
Two phones.
Drug dealer.
Check at the people staring out the shops in the background
Eerder deze week koos er met Zakaria Bakkali een jong toptalent voor de nationale ploeg van België. Mogelijk volgt Man Utd-middenvelder Adnan Januzaj diens voorbeeld.
Ondanks het feit *** hij al enkele jeugdselecties voor de Rode Duivels naast zich neerlegde, lijkt het niet uitgesloten *** Januzaj in de toekomst de kleuren van ons land verdedigt. De Albanese bondsvoorzitter Ilur Shulku gaf immers in de Kosovaarse Gazeta Express te kennen *** hij er niet op rekent *** de jonge Mancunian voor Albanië zal kiezen.
"Adnan houdt niet van Albanië", liet Shulku optekenen. "De kans *** hij voor ons land zal spelen is klein. We spraken nog niet met hem zelf, maar uit zijn naaste familie vangen we op *** hij niet geïnteresseerd is om het shirt van Albanië te dragen. De deur is nog niet gesloten, maar we hebben niet veel hoop meer. Officieel moet Januzaj echter nog zijn definitieve keuze maken."
Earlier this week young toptalent Zakaria Bakkali chose to play for the Belgian national team. Possibly Man Utd-midfielder Adnan Januzaj will follow his example.
Despite the fact that he has refused several youth selections for the Red Devils, it is not unthinkable that Januzaj will defend our colours in the future. The Albanese president of the FA Ilut Shulku told the Kosovar Gazeta Express that he's not counting on the young Mancunian choosing Albania.
"Adnan doesn't love Albania", Shulku said. "There's little chance that he will play for our country. We didn't speak to him, but from his close family we hear he's not interested in wearing the Albania shirt. The door isn't closed but we have little hope left. Officially Januzaj still has to make his definite choice."
It'll never be cool to be from Belgium.
Nah, he wants to play for an obscure country you've probably never heard of.I can't see him choosing anyone but Belgium. I reckon if I was given the choice to be a talented young footballer from any country right now I'd choose Belgium. You'd be in a really talented generation coming through on the coat-tails of their current 'break-out' team (Hazard, Fellaini et al). But it's not Spain or Germany where despite your talent you might not be able to break into the team.
He is awesome like me.He's got coolredwine's shoes.
Check at the people staring out the shops in the background
I never knew Adnan was a total hipster. I'm surprised football isn't too mainstream for him.
Some of the gonk people spout. It's a wonder they can turn on a computer let alone post this shite.Reminds me of a certain micheda. Next thing you know, he's too exp to keep on your books and has to be perennially loaned out every season.
Win win.
At most, this looks like a desperate attempt by united. It signals they don't have money to go buy a world class player. So they preemptively bump a players contract up to appease the fans and keep up with the illusion of having money in the Bank. In actual fact; united don't have anything left. Zilch. Rooney knows it and wants out. Moyes was brought in because he will save united a lot in cash and buying cheap players.