Official Zlatan Ibrahimovic Thread (29 Viewers)

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gray

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++ [ originally posted by LaPrimaJuve ] ++
You guy's know those FIFA 2005 pics of Zlatan I posted.

I made those pics from my comp, but I am finding it in a few other forums.

WHO IN HERE IS IN THE 100% ZLATAN Forum?:D

I should have COPYWRITTED those or given them a watermark.
I don't think a screenshot of EA Sports' game is your property :)
 

gray

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++ [ originally posted by Nicole ] ++
I wasnt slagging him off I was being deadly serious, I really think he does!
As Z said, I can only begine to imagine how much of a brat Cassano was. Zlatan's already matured a lot and I think he can but the arrogant rubbish out of his game given time. I'm not so sure that's the case with Peter Pan.
 

Nicole

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Perhaps he can, who knows but whilst things are going well it could be easier, problems tend to arises when the team is doing badly, so we'll see then, same with Cassano!
 

gray

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++ [ originally posted by Nicole ] ++
Perhaps he can, who knows but whilst things are going well it could be easier, problems tend to arises when the team is doing badly, so we'll see then, same with Cassano!
Exactly, perhaps he can. Zlatan's already shown that he can and most likely will. So until Cassano shows that he can raise his maturity level to that of a 15 year-old, you shouldn't really be slagging off Zlatan :)
 

Zlatan

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++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++

Exactly, perhaps he can. Zlatan's already shown that he can and most likely will. So until Cassano shows that he can raise his maturity level to that of a 15 year-old, you shouldn't really be slagging off Zlatan :)

++ [ originally posted by Nicole ] ++
No, but from what I read in that article, that is the kind of things he would of done.

Basically his headteacher was saying things like, he would of been in jail or dead, if it wasnt for football. It also said things like he was the 'no1 bully in his school'.

Like I already said, Malmo is not Harlem FFS.
 

Nicole

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Well, you see I have it also, and I was basically saying that because of what I had heard about Zlatan that I though he did also!
 

Nicole

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Its okay dont have to worry about expressing it wrongly, because I have great experience in trying to explain it.

Okay...Basically it is like it says, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. Horrible attention span, about 5minutes before I am completely bored, which is why I am currently on here, writing this whilst my teacher is walking around 'pretending to do my work'.

Hyperactivity, this is a hard one to explain, erm basically when your hyperactive, you are very very...hyper. You could always just go to something like Yahoo and search it there, there are like a billion sites that can explain it better then I can.
 

Nicole

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Actually yes, you see with boring football, i get bored of watching very easily, (great for being an Azzuri fan, all I have to say is thank god Trap is no longer the manager). Probably also why i only watched like 70mins of the Florentina game against Juve, it was painful to watch!

Which is why I am almost 100% sure that Zlatan has it!
 

gray

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fair enough; I must say, that's pretty interesting. When did u know about it?

so you didn't get to see the goal? :wallbang: I commend you for managing to watch 70 minutes of it when you're not a Juve fan; that was a hella boring match

I don't really get why that explains why Zlatan has it though... all young boys are troublemakers like that...
 

Nicole

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Yes, but it is more serious then that. Also with ADHD there is Implusivity as well, which means you tend to do things without thinging about them. I know it is common for kids to be 'trouble-makers' which is why ADHD is so hard to identify, about 2 people in every school class have it, but only 1 person in 5 classes are estimate to get help (UK stats). I have known since I was 7.
 
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