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Sergio on the incident at Bournemouth in 2017
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I'm With Stupid
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Thomas Hearns
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If it were possible for me to love him more, when I saw him doing that my love for him deepened.
That match was the seminal moment in this team becoming the greatest English side ever, without victory that day who knows what would have happened, it was absolutely huge.
That match was the seminal moment in this team becoming the greatest English side ever, without victory that day who knows what would have happened, it was absolutely huge.
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98pts?If it were possible for me to love him more, when I saw him doing that my love for him deepened.
That match was the seminal moment in this team becoming the greatest English side ever, without victory that day who knows what would have happened, it was absolutely huge.
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Karen7 dislike you and your post.If it were possible for me to love him more, when I saw him doing that my love for him deepened.
That match was the seminal moment in this team becoming the greatest English side ever, without victory that day who knows what would have happened, it was absolutely huge.
CelesteItis
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¡Grande Sergio!
It was when Raheem scored the winner on the 97th minute, give or take a few seconds.
Away fans went justifiably wild all limbs celebrating and some ended pitch side, and stewards and coppers started the aggression. Sergio stood for the lad in the note. Next Raz was sent off for inciting fans and climbing to the stands, a blatant lie.
The hypocrite canutes from the media were waxing lyrical when around the same week, Rashford or Lingard were hugging with their fans on the stands, spouting about passion and shite.
FArce different standards.
It was when Raheem scored the winner on the 97th minute, give or take a few seconds.
Away fans went justifiably wild all limbs celebrating and some ended pitch side, and stewards and coppers started the aggression. Sergio stood for the lad in the note. Next Raz was sent off for inciting fans and climbing to the stands, a blatant lie.
The hypocrite canutes from the media were waxing lyrical when around the same week, Rashford or Lingard were hugging with their fans on the stands, spouting about passion and shite.
FArce different standards.
kippax4ever
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Looks like it's from a book (Pep's City; the making of a superteam) that's being serialised at the moment (?) in the MEN.
Master cleaning group trying to fking Sergio off.
Don't fking think so son..
Thomas Hearns
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We’ll never know, but the manner of the win and the way it was celebrated put everyone on such a high and it just seemed like the catalyst for that amazing run. After the Everton game a lot of people were still unconvinced that the previous season’s problems had been ironed out and another disappointing result at Bournemouth would’ve ramped up the pressure and speculation again.98pts?
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No-one loves him like i doKaren7 dislike you and your post.
Ooh that sounds a bit stalker-ist lol