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Dostoevsky

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May 27, 2007
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I asked for autographs from a bunch of Juve players and Raul too once. I had this expectation that it would be so cool to have. Then I left those pieces of paper somewhere in my house and I've never needed them for anything. I've no idea what the point was.
It's like "uhhh Raul (or anyone) has signed my paper". And...no and, that's it.

It's at least how I see that. I never asked for any nor I will. I know I heard some people mentioned that when Roma came to Belgrade but no thank you. Watching the match was enough.
 

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Ken

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Aug 17, 2007
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It's not that autographs mean that much, but if I ever got one, I would have them sign my jersey, not just a random piece of paper.
 

Lion

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Jan 24, 2007
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I asked for autographs from a bunch of Juve players and Raul too once. I had this expectation that it would be so cool to have. Then I left those pieces of paper somewhere in my house and I've never needed them for anything. I've no idea what the point was.
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the point was you should have gotten them to signs a jersey/ball/book..etc and then sold it on ebay for mad profit.

you clearly need to do more learning if you are to become an opportunistic bastard :sergio:
 

Martin

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Dec 31, 2000
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the point was you should have gotten them to signs a jersey/ball/book..etc and then sold it on ebay for mad profit.

you clearly need to do more learning if you are to become an opportunistic bastard :sergio:
and where the f were you when this was going down? passed out drunk no doubt
 

KB824

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Sep 16, 2003
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I don't know why people make such a big drama with autographs.

"can you give me your autograph"

"...yea, sure"

it can just make me feel so small. Also, I couldn't care less for a piece of paper with his name.
They autographed my jersey, dude. So, yes it did mean a lot to me at the time, and still does today.

Alen, of course was simply trying to stir the pot, but his tiny spoon failed to make any sort of impact.

Anyway, I'm waiting on Rab to find my Baggio post
 

Dostoevsky

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They autographed my jersey, dude. So, yes it did mean a lot to me at the time, and still does today.

Alen, of course was simply trying to stir the pot, but his tiny spoon failed to make any sort of impact.

Anyway, I'm waiting on Rab to find my Baggio post
I saw autographs discussion so I jumped in. I know there are many that would give their ass for a paper with players name.

It's a bit better on jersey but meh.
 

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