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For heads too big for me.

Plus all the pics are head
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and shoulders, what's she hiding? Suspicious.
 
brb said:
Son rarely gets praise, especially from our media, it's all about Kane. The same happens with England, if Sterling scores, Kane again gets all the praise. Even last night, Kane was presented with MOM by SKY TV, I suppose I should have been grateful Kane didn't take the knee for them while accepting his award. That's all I'm going to say, and Son will never complain because he's too much of a gentleman. If it wasn't for Son, there would have been no Spurs victory.

I think there should be enough there to feed your curiosity.
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Fair point, up to Sterling. He plays for a fantastic club side ( :emoticon-0119-puke: ) that gives him three of four opportunities every time he plays, But ffs, he missed one on the line on Wednesday and ran into the post. I know you'll think I'm dissing him because of his Liverpool past (possibly), but I honestly said the same while he was with us - he scores three or four good goals a season, five or six tap-ins, and misses 15 + open goals. I appreciate Mane and Salah trip over the ball sometimes too, but to compare Son to Sterling is sacriligous.

But it's okay if you're doing it just to to slag Kane off, tbf. :emoticon-0105-wink:
 
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Stanley J Krammerhead III said:
Fair point, up to Sterling. He plays for a fantastic club side ( :emoticon-0119-puke: ) that gives him three of four opportunities every time he plays, But ffs, he missed one on the line on Wednesday and ran into the post. I know you'll think I'm dissing him because of his Liverpool past (possibly), but I honestly said the same while he was with us - he scores three or four good goals a season, five or six tap-ins, and misses 15 + open goals. I appreciate Mane and Salah trip over the ball sometimes too, but to compare Son to Sterling is sacriligous.

But it's okay if you're doing it just to to slag Kane off, tbf. :emoticon-0105-wink:
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Do you fukin mind bruv?
 
Sucky said:
For heads too big for me.

Plus all the pics are head
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and shoulders, what's she hiding? Suspicious.
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You're right.. All her pics are from about 20 years ago

She now looks more like crone from Robin Hood Prince of thieves
 
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Stanley J Krammerhead III said:
Fair point, up to Sterling. He plays for a fantastic club side ( :emoticon-0119-puke: ) that gives him three of four opportunities every time he plays, But ffs, he missed one on the line on Wednesday and ran into the post. I know you'll think I'm dissing him because of his Liverpool past (possibly), but I honestly said the same while he was with us - he scores three or four good goals a season, five or six tap-ins, and misses 15 + open goals. I appreciate Mane and Salah trip over the ball sometimes too, but to compare Son to Sterling is sacriligous.

But it's okay if you're doing it just to to slag Kane off, tbf. :emoticon-0105-wink:
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Son is a different league to Sterling, as you rightly point out, Sterling does fail to put the ball in the net way too many times, but the overall principle is the same, when it involves the media, the player who should get the credit, rarely does. I'm sure people can read between the lines of what I'm suggesting. This has been raised in past, albeit some years back now, on how the media represents one guy compared to how they represent another. It pisses me off, Son gets nothing like the plaudits he should do, and being a gentlemen he stands there like a dum fook, fluttering his eyelashes for his Captain. It was pretty obvious last night Conte had had a word in Son's shell, and Conte played the psychological games in preparation for the next game to. All Conte needs to teach Son now is how to politely tell the media to fook right off.
 
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