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Park Ji-sung. aka (Three lungs park) .
If this guy played in this decade what would be his value?
He was acquired by United from PSV for £4M on 2005.
Andy Carroll at the same time was valued at £35M (English Tax existed long before).
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Clemson:
• One bad half against Georgia: out-scored 28-3 in the second half of Week 1’s game on the road in Atlanta.
• Beat App State by 46
• Beat NC State by 24
• Beat Stanford by 26
• Beat Florida State by 16
• Beat Wake Forest by 35
• Beat Virginia by 17
Texas:
• One bad half against Georgia: out-scored 23-0 in the first half at home after having 6 weeks of film on them to prepare with.
• Beat Colorado State by 52
• Beat Michigan by 19
• Beat UTSA by 49
• Beat UL Monroe by 48
• Beat Miss State by 22
• Beat Oklahoma by 31
Texas’s ranking for the entire season has been based around illusion of Michigan being good, which they aren’t, because of the Week 2 win.
Why is Texas #5 and Clemson #9?
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Aliko Dangote, the richest man in Africa, has been tormented by a Brazilian man named Osvaldo for the last several years.
You just gotta admire the sheer dedication here tbf 😭😭😭
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A fleeting shabbiness came over the legend that night. On one of the many occasions when our paths crossed during my time at Milan, he unleashed Park Ji-sung to shadow me. The midfielder must have been the first nuclear-powered South Korean in history, in the sense that he rush