Banana-gate | Bananchester United

AMAZING BUT TRUE THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH BANANA PEELS (AND BANANAS):

  • Thanks to its oil, rubbing the inside of a banana peel on a mosquito bite (or other bug bite) or on poison ivy will help keep it from itching and getting inflamed.
  • If you rub the inside of a banana peel on a scrape or burn, it will help the pain go away, keep the swelling down, and keep the wound from getting infected.
  • If you rub the inside of a small piece of banana peel on a wart every night (or tape a piece of peel over the wart), the potassium in the peel can make the wart disappear in one to two weeks.
  • If you tape a banana peel over a splinter, the enzymes help the splinter work its way out of your skin (and also heal the wound).
  • To whiten teeth naturally, rub the inside of a banana peel on your teeth for about two minutes every night. If you gargle with salt water, this will heighten the effect. Expect results in about two weeks. It works because of the effect of the potassium, magnesium, and manganese in the banana peel.
  • Bananas make great conditioner that helps restore dry, damaged hair. Mash a banana and add a tablespoon of heavy cream and a tablespoon of honey to the mixture. Then apply it to dry hair, cover your hair with a shower cap, and then wrap your head in a warm towel. Leave it on for up to an hour and then rinse thoroughly with warm water before shampooing.
  • Rubbing a banana peel on your forehead can help cure a headache.
  • Bananas and banana peels make great fertilizer (you can compost them, bury them whole, or cut them in small pieces and mix them with garden soil) because of their phosphorous and potassium content. Roses especially like them.
  • Rubbing the inside of a banana peel on houseplant leaves makes the leaves shiny.
  • You can use the inside of a banana peel to clean and polish leather shoes.
  • Banana peels also make a good silver polish—just rub silver with the inside of a peel and then buff with a cloth.
http://thebananapolice.com/fun-facts/
 
It probably was.

I think Jose was just trying to make a point a point that United are playing too many fixtures close together and the players are getting tired. Like he's been doing in all his recent interviews.
That's ridiculous. Sorry.
 
It's not that funny tbh. It's just someone eating a banana :confused:

Not sure why the BT interviewer is asking the players and Jose what the banana incident was about. Are they stupid?

I'm confused why people are making a thing out of this. Tennis players eat bananas all the time for energy, there's nothing unusual about it.

It makes total sense to have them eat a banana for the reup of potassium.

I dont know what's with the fuss about it. If any one's into sports than its pretty normal as they give instant energy boost.
Aye, it's surprising how many people didn't know that a banana is "instant energy food". Sensible move by Mourinho.