@BiggyBRex@fleur18rose@Ericbh94@IlannTrax Après je pense il y a moins de différences entre du milieu de tableau de ligue 2 et du top N3 qu’entre du top N3 et de la R2
N3 t’es déjà sur des profils professionnels
@Ambrozx@PavelSmolak@slaviaofficial „50 eur za lístek: Ne“
„50 eur za přihrávku: Ano“
Transparent Lensois proti ceně vstupenky na tribunu, kterou považovali za přemrštěnou.
Vysvětlení slovní hříčky: Ve francouzštině jde o slovní hříčku: „passe“ znamená jak fotbalovou přihrávku, tak sexuální službu prostitutky.
@macauchi91@sarazzin113@Erteoww@rocmaoujdi@ssais13 Même sans nom/prénom, publier la radio d’un patient peut relever du secret médical : art. L.1110-4 du Code de la santé publique, qui couvre « l’ensemble des informations » concernant le patient. La révélation d’un secret est punie par l’art. 226-13 du Code pénal : 1 an de prison
@WhiteShip7m @DamonLatigid @Bruh_idfk6 @BowesChay He eats dirt for breakfast, his mother is also his sister, and he wonders why he doesn't understand geopolitics
@hafeel_asraf@EF19Footy_ It’s not true, racism is not even comparable between France and the US. A racist is a racist, period. In France, the national team unites people from every background and makes us proud. The outrage mostly comes from those looking in from the outside.
@fascesmarabinas@EF19Footy_ Lame, so look on DNA tests, you will see that every European has at least 5 different roots from all over Europe. You dumb af and have a supremacist outlook.
@SB11700@L77923L@EF19Footy_ Europe has had centuries of migration, wars, and border changes. No European is “100% pure” anything, that’s not how history works. I’m French and I don’t know a single French who has nor any foreign origin, it’s the same in every country
@SB11700@EF19Footy_ Americans trying to decide who’s “really French” based on last names is peak irony. There is no such thing as a “100% French” person. Never has been. Maybe learn about a country before gatekeeping its nationality?
@Robberyyy17@poorlygeared@Ohmannn15@EF19Footy_ Hernandez brothers: Spanish-origin name, one of the most common surnames in France for generations: Marseille Barcelona is 300 miles retrd
@LifeOfKaycee_@EF19Footy_ Now do the same exercise with American players. Pulisic? Croatian. Reyna? Portuguese. Musah? Ghanaian. McKennie? Scottish/Irish. Dest? Dutch/Surinamese
@fascesmarabinas@EF19Footy_ There is no such thing as a “100% French” person. Never has been. Maybe learn about a country before gatekeeping its nationality?
@fascesmarabinas@L0v3rL0n3ly@EF19Footy_ Americans trying to decide who's "really French" based on last names is peak irony. Griezmann, Hernandez, both names as common in France as Smith or Johnson in the US. Europe has 2000+ years of migrations, empires, and shifting borders. There is no such thing as a "100% French"