I have felt this too, it's likelthe 50s and 60s aged people at an astonishing rate.
Modern day exceptions would be Diego Costa
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I have felt this too, it's likelthe 50s and 60s aged people at an astonishing rate.
Modern day exceptions would be Diego Costa
Peter Crouch has played for every club in the Premier League and will continue to come on off the bench for headers in the box for at least another ten years!
Shaun Wright Phillips was a young talent for most of his career until he joined Chelsea where he became 30 instantly.
He never played again after joining Chelsea.
He never played again after joining Chelsea.
The point of corner flags is for that once every 10 years or so when everyone thinks the ball is going out, then it hits the flag and stays in, and there's a mass panic*.
The magic of football. [wipes tear from eye]
*Two players who had stopped, start running again.
Jesse lingard will play for arsenal before he retires.
Media will probably call him and one of the best upcoming talents in the country whilst simultaneously being one of the most experienced players in the squad.
Media will probably call him and one of the best upcoming talents in the country whilst simultaneously being one of the most experienced players in the squad.
Son has played for Tottenham this entire decade
Very true, he’s definitely an Arsenal type of player. He’s also the youngest 26 year old in the world.
Declan Rice and Ciaran Clark are twins.
Chelsea haven’t won the league in about six years.
Sanchez’ arms are longer than his legs.
Any benefit gained from defenders hiding their arms behind their backs while defending in the penalty area is lost by how it slows dance their overall movement and balance by about 75%.
Oh, and only teams managed by Mourinho seem to actually do it.
Oh, and only teams managed by Mourinho seem to actually do it.
He's also scored more goals than Harry Kane
Every midtable Serie A team has a token 6'3 Italian goalkeeper who is 27, and bang average.
Almost every one of those pundit shows are the same with just name/teams changed.
There's one team who are usually good, but now off the track and losing. One team who is crushing everyone. One underdog who are beyond pathetic. One star player ready to take on the world.
Also, press conferences and post match interviews. 99% of them are the exact same. Why can't Journalists ask proper questions. "How did that win feel?" What the feck do you expect them to say?
Ask "what did you say to Pogba at 33rd minute after the winner. I want exact words!"
There's one team who are usually good, but now off the track and losing. One team who is crushing everyone. One underdog who are beyond pathetic. One star player ready to take on the world.
Also, press conferences and post match interviews. 99% of them are the exact same. Why can't Journalists ask proper questions. "How did that win feel?" What the feck do you expect them to say?
Ask "what did you say to Pogba at 33rd minute after the winner. I want exact words!"
Mohammed Salah still isn't a world class superstar; instead, he's a good player going through a purple patch. This purple patch is indefinite.
I believe this as well. His all round game isn’t good enough to be considered world class. Loses the ball a lot. Unbelievably good in front of goal though and in the last 3rd generally.
It’s a right of passage for Irish footballers to spend at least some time at Sunderland, either in a playing or managerial capacity.
Yeah, there are three categories of Sunderland players
a) Ireland international
b) ex-United
c) both of the above
a) Ireland international
b) ex-United
c) both of the above
You forgot English shithouses. They've had an abundance of them.
Every player in Liverpool’s squad is both hugely overrated and hugely underrated at the same time.
Everton get battered every week yet always remain in the top half of the table.
Are you familiar with the concept of this thread?
Milner
Firmino
Wijnaldum
Van Dijk
Salah
Henderson
Alisson
I guess you are right. The only players where there are no discrepancies are Mane, Robertson, TAA, Gomez because everyone agrees they are pretty good, and Lovren and Keita because they have been woeful.
I think all of the players you’ve mention fit into that too. Maybe only Mané is the exception as nobody seems to overrate him but a player with his record and performances deserves more appreciation in my opinion.
He hasn't played for any top clubs
When your team is trailing and the game is on the 69th minute, you are calm and still feel that there is plenty of time left. However, as soon as the clock hits 70, there is no time left and panic sets in.
Pogba has scored in every match this season, even under Mourinho. Lukaku on the other hand, hasn't scored a goal since the World Cup.
Always felt why cant a player sit on another players shoulder while standing on a wall or staying close to the goal at the time of a FK 
Fulham have only ever been sponsored by dafabet and pizzahut.
The first half of every game is 15 minutes long and the second half is an hour long
50% of oppo fans who sign up to redcafe do so just to argue with Cal on the Messi vs Ronaldo thread.
I can't picture them with anything other than dabs.com
Only the elite clubs are sponsored by companies that actually exist (at least 50% of which are Emirates Airlines).
Mark Noble didn't exist in English football until he lifted Herrera off the pitch.
Mark Noble has always existed in English football. There has never been a point in time when Mark Noble was not starting in the West Ham midfield and being bang average.
Mark Noble still plays for the England U21s. He has a world record 746 caps, surpassing James Milner who stepped up to the senior team in 2012 at the age of 35.
Mark Noble still plays for the England U21s. He has a world record 746 caps, surpassing James Milner who stepped up to the senior team in 2012 at the age of 35.
Having games at hand mean feck all. They usually end up draws at best
Mark Noble was once known as Scott Parker. He changed his name in 2011 or 2012.
This
Mark Nobel has played every minute of every premiership fixture for west ham since 1992 and only ever gets noticed when he scores a peno