@Asensii20 Real Madrid's just a ride that Perez is paying the players extortionate amounts to ride these days. Perez plays tough, and has hired a manager classically seen as tough, but he's a dinosaur in todays football. The patients are very much running the asylum.
@DiscussingFilm People talking about Lou Bloom from Nightcrawler vibes, but its almost as if he thinks he's come divine tool put on earth to catch these predators. Some sort of Anton Chigurh type vibe.
@BoxingShrew@boatracecarlo Really? I remember it being an aura gamble in response to people saying he's a disaster waiting to happen. Maybe just how quick and violent it was, was a surprise, but I was at the 02 arena when he nearly got chinned by notorious KO artist Willie Limond.
@RyanMcKinnell Yep took out cool entrances just to avoid comparison. Then he has his biggest draw doing the Vince strut, his biggest female star having the nickname of a pro wrestler, Chael Sonnen constantly quoting pro wrestling promos, and his biggest draw before McGregor being Lesnar.
@Babycakespop@guccigaudy@YonkouPluto@2_linex Elijah Wood was bad in the LOTR trilogy, still great films. Tobey was flat and extremely uncharismatic. Very wooden, yet the film still had good writing, good villains etc
@Stephen100m@FamouslyLaMont Nah that same girl who got ironed out had videos of her and her friends randomly hitting guys and harassing them when they were trying to walk away before this, on the same night. This is months old now.
@midzthefirst I have no nostalgia bias because I didn't like him as a kid either. Liked the first 2 films despite him. Even found him wooden as a kid, disliked his delivery and his facial acting. Always thought he would've played a better villain
@sportzk7@ZTlowkey@Tudor_Wolfgang Yeah definitely Pogba. Every big club was interested in him, but he chose Man U because he felt like he had a point to prove. One of the craziest days on this site when that video with Stormzy dropped.
@BiboLeBerbe@HKFinalThird Nah he was never the same after he broke his foot in 2002. Was Man U's best player in their treble winning season, and probably should've won the Ballon D'or in 1999.