He only commented on the massive support he received and that it warmed his heart. He didnt say anything about the nonselection
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http://www.cuatro.com/deportes/futbol/Sevilla-Unai_Emery-Atletico_de_Madrid_2_2121555028.html
Emery gets sent off but hides under the bench to keep on directing his team
This is some Serie A worthy shit right there @Bianconero_Aus
Emery gets sent off but hides under the bench to keep on directing his team
This is some Serie A worthy shit right there @Bianconero_Aus
http://www.cuatro.com/deportes/futbol/Sevilla-Unai_Emery-Atletico_de_Madrid_2_2121555028.html
Emery gets sent off but hides under the bench to keep on directing his team
This is some Serie A worthy $#@! right there @Bianconero_Aus
Emery gets sent off but hides under the bench to keep on directing his team
This is some Serie A worthy $#@! right there @Bianconero_Aus
Did he get caught, and is he facing suspension?
Only 8 goals conceded this season 
14 cleansheets
Godin
dat defence
14 cleansheets
Godin
dat defence
Kid (Real fan) not too happy about being told to take a pic with Messi, lol.
https://twitter.com/UltraSuristic/status/692772994272382976
https://twitter.com/UltraSuristic/status/692772994272382976
@Post Ironic no matter. Let's bring that conversation here.
Btw did you know Romário just turned 50? Here's a epic story I once read about him and Cruyff. @Hustini @Fr3sh @swag @X @zizinho @Zacheryah @Osman @Martin @King of Kings @Emmet
That Romário hated training and anything related to it, we all know but this one takes the cake. One time when he was still at Barcelona, he asked Cruyff to give him 2 training days off so he could travel to Brazil (Apparently it was during Carnaval time and he wanted to party We all know him).
Cruyff then said if he was to score two goals the next match he would be given 2 extra days off.
Next day they were playing some team I can't recall and Romário managed to score 2 goals in the first 20 minutes of the match. Cruyff said that he immediatily made a gesture that meant he wanted to be taken out and said "Cruyff, my plane is leaving within the hour". Cruyff of course made good to his word and let him go.
Legend isn't a good enough word to define that guy.
Btw did you know Romário just turned 50? Here's a epic story I once read about him and Cruyff. @Hustini @Fr3sh @swag @X @zizinho @Zacheryah @Osman @Martin @King of Kings @Emmet
That Romário hated training and anything related to it, we all know but this one takes the cake. One time when he was still at Barcelona, he asked Cruyff to give him 2 training days off so he could travel to Brazil (Apparently it was during Carnaval time and he wanted to party
We all know him). Cruyff then said if he was to score two goals the next match he would be given 2 extra days off.
Next day they were playing some team I can't recall and Romário managed to score 2 goals in the first 20 minutes of the match. Cruyff said that he immediatily made a gesture that meant he wanted to be taken out and said "Cruyff, my plane is leaving within the hour". Cruyff of course made good to his word and let him go.
Legend isn't a good enough word to define that guy.
@Post Ironic no matter. Let's bring that conversation here.
Btw did you know Romário just turned 50? Here's a epic story I once read about him and Cruyff. @Hustini @Fr3sh @swag @X @zizinho @Zacheryah @Osman @Martin @King of Kings @Emmet
That Romário hated training and anything related to it, we all know but this one takes the cake. One time when he was still at Barcelona, he asked Cruyff to give him 2 training days off so he could travel to Brazil (Apparently it was during Carnaval time and he wanted to party We all know him).
Cruyff then said if he was to score two goals the next match he would be given 2 extra days off.
Next day they were playing some team I can't recall and Romário managed to score 2 goals in the first 20 minutes of the match. Cruyff said that he immediatily made a gesture that meant he wanted to be taken out and said "Cruyff, my plane is leaving within the hour". Cruyff of course made good to his word and let him go.
Legend isn't a good enough word to define that guy.
Btw did you know Romário just turned 50? Here's a epic story I once read about him and Cruyff. @Hustini @Fr3sh @swag @X @zizinho @Zacheryah @Osman @Martin @King of Kings @Emmet
That Romário hated training and anything related to it, we all know but this one takes the cake. One time when he was still at Barcelona, he asked Cruyff to give him 2 training days off so he could travel to Brazil (Apparently it was during Carnaval time and he wanted to party
We all know him). Cruyff then said if he was to score two goals the next match he would be given 2 extra days off.
Next day they were playing some team I can't recall and Romário managed to score 2 goals in the first 20 minutes of the match. Cruyff said that he immediatily made a gesture that meant he wanted to be taken out and said "Cruyff, my plane is leaving within the hour". Cruyff of course made good to his word and let him go.
Legend isn't a good enough word to define that guy.
Thats an awesome story 
But that story in a nutshell explains why his club career in Europe was so short lived and dissapointing, when you speaking in top top consistent domination level. He simply didnt give a fvck and not even a 10th of being professional enough. With that insane level of skill, a medium low level of drive and professionalism would made him one of the GOATS more then he is, because he was a boss in 1 WC, so thats one big requirement in itself, but pissing away his club career compared to the heights it could taken (own the stage in consistent basis instead of the yoyo fashion it was) means missed opportunities (too long time in Holland too, 5 years, even if they were exceptional at the time). I'm sure he didnt give a fvck aslong as he enjoyed himself.
But that story in a nutshell explains why his club career in Europe was so short lived and dissapointing, when you speaking in top top consistent domination level. He simply didnt give a fvck and not even a 10th of being professional enough. With that insane level of skill, a medium low level of drive and professionalism would made him one of the GOATS more then he is, because he was a boss in 1 WC, so thats one big requirement in itself, but pissing away his club career compared to the heights it could taken (own the stage in consistent basis instead of the yoyo fashion it was) means missed opportunities (too long time in Holland too, 5 years, even if they were exceptional at the time). I'm sure he didnt give a fvck aslong as he enjoyed himself.
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Thats an awesome story
But that story in a nutshell explains why his club career in Europe was so short lived and dissapointing, when you speaking in top top consistent domination level. He simply didnt give a fvck and not even a 10th of being professional enough. With that insane level of skill, a medium low level of drive and professionalism would made him one of the GOATS more then he is, because he was a boss in 1 WC, so thats one big requirement in itself, but pissing away his club career compared to the heights it could taken (own the stage in consistent basis instead of the yoyo fashion it was) means missed opportunities (too long time in Holland too, 5 years, even if they were exceptional at the time). I'm sure he didnt give a fvck aslong as he enjoyed himself.
But that story in a nutshell explains why his club career in Europe was so short lived and dissapointing, when you speaking in top top consistent domination level. He simply didnt give a fvck and not even a 10th of being professional enough. With that insane level of skill, a medium low level of drive and professionalism would made him one of the GOATS more then he is, because he was a boss in 1 WC, so thats one big requirement in itself, but pissing away his club career compared to the heights it could taken (own the stage in consistent basis instead of the yoyo fashion it was) means missed opportunities (too long time in Holland too, 5 years, even if they were exceptional at the time). I'm sure he didnt give a fvck aslong as he enjoyed himself.
I also wouldn't say that pissed his career away. We're not talking about the shit Brazilian league of today but of the 90's. Several of the many best players that were known in the rest of the world later were then playing in that league. It was a top league equal to all the others in Europe, maybe even Serie A.
He did give a fuck, a lot actually. He did so that he didn't leave the sport until all the way to his 40's. He loved it. He had a big ego though and an ideology that he had nothing left to learn from training, he knew everything he needed to know already. And in a way, being the biggest scorer in Football history, he was quite right.
He did give a $#@!, a lot actually. He did so that he didn't leave the sport until all the way to his 40's. He loved it. He had a big ego though and an ideology that he had nothing left to learn from training, he knew everything he needed to know already. And in a way, being the biggest scorer in Football history, he was quite right.
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