kirin

prove me wrong then because names like ben yedder, immobile, andre silva, piatek aka gunmen, diego costa, lacazette, aubameyang, cavani, aguero, suarez, robert, werner, zlatan, higuain, quagliarella... were all better than him at the height of the striker market 🤷🏽‍♂️

So the moral of the story is Be direct when you ask a girl out so that she will say no and tell her coworkers and friends about it Hmmm I’ll think about it

You can tell when a irrelevant player wins the Ballon d'Or, they have to post every single second to remind everyone they are the winner because they know the hype is gonna die in 2 weeks time Embarrassing

“Proper Britain here we come”

Benzemá who led Lyon to multiple titles? Vs Kane who failed with Tottenham?

I love me a direct man, tell you me you just tryna crack, don’t pretend you in love with me.

"He needs to find the player he was 2 or 3 years ago!" 🗣️ Chelsea fans, what have you made of Cole Palmer's season so far? 🔵

When i say Cristiano Ronaldo is a better footballer compared to Messi folks will be crying, when it comes to the game on field Cristiano will always outshine him. Just watch, he even gave Messi defending Lol, meanwhile Cristiano is better in that regard, the rest is spot on.

I know a lot of people in the West are baffled by the Mbappé-Mao storm in China - which in itself shows that Mbappé's ignorance doesn't come out of nowhere... To understand it, here's the best analogy I could think of: imagine the biggest Chinese star in the NBA, with sponsorship deals all over the US. One day he's asked for his favorite meme of himself. He giggles: "the one where they put my face on some guy, I think he was an American slave owner." When the "some guy" in question is George Washington. Whatever you think of the label, you know exactly how that would land in the US: an ungrateful foreigner getting rich off Americans, laughing at the country's founding father in an offensive way - at least to a big share of the population - without even knowing his name. A founding father is the story a nation tells itself about where it comes from. Laugh at him as a foreigner while cashing in on that nation's consumers, and that's not going to go well in any country. The label is also extremely un-nuanced: yes, all important historical figures have their share of darkness and Washington and Mao are no exception. China actually recognizes this: the official line is that he was "70% right and 30% wrong," and the Party's 1981 resolution condemned how his "personal arbitrariness gradually undermined democratic centralism in Party life and the personality cult grew graver and graver" (marxists.org/subject/china/d…) Same for Washington: it's officially acknowledged too. Or at least it was until this year: in January, the National Park Service tore down an exhibit in Philadelphia about the people Washington enslaved there, under a Trump executive order targeting content that "inappropriately disparage[s]" Americans (associationforpublicart.org/…). Which goes to show China isn't uniquely touchy about its founding father...