Patrik Schick (20 Viewers)

[Zacheryah]

Where did I say that it wasn't my opinion ? You are old and boring

Jack is many things, but he's not boring.


His beard is also longer than your erection. Thats not an insult, but a fact.

 

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[DAiDEViL]

Of course i'd rather live in London than in Turin, what kind a question is this?

 

[Klovn]

Of course i'd rather live in London than in Turin, what kind a question is this?

What about Denmark instead of Germany?

 

[italiacalcio10]

Of course i'd rather live in London than in Turin, what kind a question is this?

For me, it depends on age. London is a massive city with crappy weather, but nonetheless NYC caliber. If I'm under the age of 35, the answer is London. But if I'm older, the answer is Turin. Now, I will admit I've never actually been to London but I'd expect it to be an older, rainy New York. If I'm young, Turin would become boring quickly, while London would always have something to do. If I'm older, Turin has a community feel better food, nicer ambiance, community feeling and superior outdoor activities. If I'm a city dweller, I probably prefer London but if I like to ski or bike, I think Turin.

For me? I'm 29, and a complete city dweller so I'd take London BUT if I have a job in Juventus front office And could go to most of the games, Turin. Lol.

That being said I have actually been to Turin and it was my favourite city in Italy. I went to Florence, Rome, and Milan too. Florence was obviously beautiful as well but preferred Roma to Florence. Roma is also where half my family is from. Milan was an ugly ugly city. I also saw a Roma Europa league game while there (they drew against some crap Austrian team, pretty funny. And also the stadium atmosphere was horrible, especially after seeing a game at Juventus stadium.)

 

[zizinho]

Juve asks to leave Slavs.

when they no good anymore

 

[DAiDEViL]

What about Denmark instead of Germany?

Nah, the danes on tuz are already too much for me.

 

[JCK]

Where did I say that it wasn't my opinion ? You are old and boring

Here

London is the best european city. period.

Now where did I call you trivial and shallow? That's right I didn't because I don't go down to your level, number 2.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

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Now where did I call you trivial and shallow? That's right I didn't because I don't go down to your level, number 2.

Everything that i say without quoting anyone and sharing their opinion or without using a link into my posts is my subjective view on any topics, grandpa pls

 

[Sjaban]

For me, it depends on age. London is a massive city with crappy weather, but nonetheless NYC caliber. If I'm under the age of 35, the answer is London. But if I'm older, the answer is Turin. Now, I will admit I've never actually been to London but I'd expect it to be an older, rainy New York. If I'm young, Turin would become boring quickly, while London would always have something to do. If I'm older, Turin has a community feel better food, nicer ambiance, community feeling and superior outdoor activities. If I'm a city dweller, I probably prefer London but if I like to ski or bike, I think Turin.

For me? I'm 29, and a complete city dweller so I'd take London BUT if I have a job in Juventus front office And could go to most of the games, Turin. Lol.

That being said I have actually been to Turin and it was my favourite city in Italy. I went to Florence, Rome, and Milan too. Florence was obviously beautiful as well but preferred Roma to Florence. Roma is also where half my family is from. Milan was an ugly ugly city. I also saw a Roma Europa league game while there (they drew against some crap Austrian team, pretty funny. And also the stadium atmosphere was horrible, especially after seeing a game at Juventus stadium.)

Bravo, 100% my opinion!


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[Klovn]

Nah, the danes on tuz are already too much for me.

Your loss brah

 

[pavelnel]

'its not siberia'

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Brussels isnt even the best city in belgium lol

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They are referring to football players. Money is no issue.


If i where a football player, i'd like to be able to have a nice enviroment to live in


omg concrete, fat sharon and bimbobitches. No thanks london.


I'll have a nice huge place in the green hills where i can keep to myself, or be a simple drive away from snow mountains or the ocean

Exactly!!! London is full with pretentious people with little class living in grave sized concrete ugliness with little imagination outside of making money and binge drinking. For me close proximity to nature trumps everything. Turin is close to mountains and sea, located in one of the most culturally, artistically and historically rich countries in the world. England cannot match almost everything Italy has to offer for fine living.

To Italy tourists go to enjoy life while to England for work and business.

 

[Klin]

Valletta is the best European city guyse.


@Voeller

 

[DAiDEViL]

It has to be said that @Ocelot lives in a great city too.

 

[X Æ A-12]

Jack is many things, but he's not boring.


His beard is also longer than your erection. Thats not an insult, but a fact.

Your love for jack is funny...doesnt he hate you?

 

[DAiDEViL]

Your love for jack is funny...doesnt he hate you?

Aren't we all after the girl that plays hard-to-get?

 

[Sir Miss-A-Lot]

Nah, the danes on tuz are already too much for me.

Thanks...

About the London vs. Turin debate, i guess most things have been said. Depends on preferences. To my experience, visiting both cities several times, most things attractive about London that you wouldn't find in and around Turin (remember Milan is close) is either connected to jobs or nightlife. And for a person like me, soon to be economist and 25, London would have some huge advantages, but for a footballer i don't really see how London is way better than Turin. But i guess a lot of footballers actually like going out, though i really don't get it..

 

[pitbull]

Thanks...

About the London vs. Turin debate, i guess most things have been said. Depends on preferences. To my experience, visiting both cities several times, most things attractive about London that you wouldn't find in and around Turin (remember Milan is close) is either connected to jobs or nightlife. And for a person like me, soon to be economist and 25, London would have some huge advantages, but for a footballer i don't really see how London is way better than Turin. But i guess a lot of footballers actually like going out, though i really don't get it..

Please, keep your Fernando Torres aura out of this thread, we don't need that jinx on Patrik

 

[Sir Miss-A-Lot]

Please, keep your Fernando Torres aura out of this thread, we don't need that jinx on Patrik

Because Witsel >>>>>> Torres

 

[DAiDEViL]

Liverpool Torres is welcome, Chelsea Torres can fuck off

 

[Sir Miss-A-Lot]

Liverpool Torres is welcome, Chelsea Torres can $#@! off

But he was the one with all those great misses. I mean, some of them took more skill than scoring!