m7mcfc
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Lol I googled it as well.
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KDB wants to retire at City
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It is injuries that will prevent this, unfortunately :(Was is he 32? Think he has 3/5 seasons just because someone with so much skill can play longer at the top
The bloke’s a daywalker. He wouldn’t survive in Saudi.
Daywalker??? Fuck Me I'll have to go back to my adolescence to understand what some of these Bluemooners are taking about in a bit.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Not sure if that’s 10 or 50 years ago!Daywalker??? Fuck Me I'll have to go back to my adolescence to understand what some of these Bluemooners are taking about in a bit.
I first came across the word in the Blade movie in the late 90s.
I had to look up the term 'Daywalker'.
With apologies to those with red hair, I found the following in the 'Urban Dictionary'.
The Daywalker is a Ginger that does not burn in direct sunlight. Hated by true Gingers, the Daywalker can sustain extended periods in sunlight and even has traces of a soul. Because they are still part Ginger, freckles may or may not be present.
Who knew?
I found one that explains it as a Vampire who obviously doesn't come out in the sunlight. There's too many schoolkids and latent adolescents on here.
They certainly did. videos knocking about of the bloke who sculpted them. He spent hours with each player getting stuff right.Did they get a choice? There should be a cooling off period of a decade.
Gaylord du Bois
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He'd never have coped in that heat, anyway. Head to toe in factor 50 is no way to live your life.
JRockBlues
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No, he's ruining our Portuguese lads now.Is that useless wanker from Everton still managing Belgium?
I think Zidanes record is pretty good and it isn't a fluke.Genuine question.., Would he make a good coach? Would he get frustrated that his players couldn’t do what he could with his eyes closed? How many truly great players have made good coaches? Zidane possibly, but the jury’s out on him I think.
Cruyff and Beckenbauer had great success as coaches
Dalglish was probably the best footballer in the English league in the late 70's to 80's.
Many of the best managers in English football in the 60's and 70's like Mercer.Ramsey, Robson, Busby Revie were very good footballers.
There are no guarantees and I don't think being a great player means you will be a great manager but when you consider how many ordinary players go into coaching and don't succeed I think the top players are a bit more likely to.
yeah whatever !!
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Top man our Kev.