Zlatan Ibrahimovic (10 Viewers)

[Suns]

I am not sure Suns agrees with you that barca are evil.

Suns loves Barca?!

Don't care for Barcelona, don't watch their shitty league. Haven't watched a game of theirs in a long, long time.

 

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[JCK]

The question was if you think they are evil.

 

[Tommy]

http://www.beyondthepitch.net/articles/post/index.cfm/2011/11/09/i-am-zlatan/

 

[Naggar]

http://www.beyondthepitch.net/articles/post/index.cfm/2011/11/09/i-am-zlatan/

Love the merda part, basically he attacked everybody except Juventus and Ajax, I'm glad he still shows too much respect to Moggi, even now at a time everybody can talk rubbish about him Zlatan is still full of respect.

 

[Fake Melo]

Mido story

I liked how he wrote that these crazy bastards looked out for each other. Although Mido threw a scissor at him, they walked out friends. Crazy bastards

 

[Naggar]

Mido could've been better than Ibra and Drogba if paid attention to his career and not minors, what a waste of talent

 

[YasoR17]

 

[Fake Melo]

I would advice you guys who wants to read the book not to visit this thread as I'll post spoilers.

 

[Martin]

Quite unexpected what a book club this thread turns out to be.

 

[Fake Melo]

Quite unexpected what a book club this thread turns out to be.

You should see the attention it's getting in Italy!

 

[Fake Melo]

Zlatan:"Calciopoli was strange. The whole thing was lead by Guido Rossi. A guy with close relations with Inter. Inter strangely escaped the whole thing"

 

[Fake Melo]

Zlatan:"The evidence on Moggi was never any strong. Some things were either not recorded or greatly exaggerated"

"When the whole world is against him, I'll be at his side. I liked Luciano Moggi"

 

[Osman]

As I said, I have easy access to it, laying around, and started reading it, on first 80 pages, nothing football related at the first bits, but his childhood and growing up. Fairly interesting, because I assume its the only part one has zip info of about him. From a harsh little ghetto, but didnt know his family sitaution was that dire. Should be more intriguing with the football bits though, considering he is in general pretty upfront, doesnt sugarcoat anything (if he is that about something as close as his family, football clubs/matters he doesnt care much for shouldnt be much to sugarcoat).

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

As I said, I have easy access to it, laying around, and started reading it, on first 80 pages, nothing football related at the first bits, but his childhood and growing up. Fairly interesting, because I assume its the only part one has zip info of about him. From a harsh little ghetto, but didnt know his family sitaution was that dire. Should be more intriguing with the football bits though, considering he is in general pretty upfront, doesnt sugarcoat anything (if he is that about something as close as his family, football clubs/matters he doesnt care much for shouldnt be much to sugarcoat).

How harsh can a Swedish ghetto be?

 

[Osman]

Its pretty fucked up in Swedens standards, but like middle class for 3rd world level

 

[Fake Melo]

Oh it can be harsh.

Most people in Scandinavian countries are doing well, but those who are doing bad are doing really bad!

The swedish ghetto that Zlatan is from is well-known across Scandinavia for being the ultimate ghetto.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

I see Poor Zlatty. Didn't have a pool in his backyard, did he?

@ Melo- pics of said ghetto?

 

[Nzoric]

Oh it can be harsh.

Most people in Scandinavian countries are doing well, but those who are doing bad are doing really bad!

The swedish ghetto that Zlatan is from is well-known across Scandinavia for being the ultimate ghetto.

Malmø?

 

[Noodle]

Malmø?

Rosengård.

And nah, I wouldn't say Sweden has any real ghettos. But we do have suburbs where mostly immigrants live which can be pretty harsh (with Rosengård being one of the most violent), but I wouldn't necessarily call them 'ghettos'.

 

[Martin]

Its pretty fucked up in Swedens standards, but like middle class for 3rd world level

As in it's not like Jewish ghetto in Warsaw in 1943. It's more of a "rough neighborhood".