@Anti_C0RRUPTION Yeah, would be a fair point if this wasn't the case for every single great player for their dominant foot. Beckham or Trent for example have tons of failed crosses on their dominant foots. Doesn't mean they're not great at crossing the ball. This is not the flex you think it is
@Oluchi_Utd I've heard people say, the defect doesn't have to be large, if it's in the head. They don't call Ronaldo fans the flat-earthers of football for nothing
@Thorin In case you're not previously familiar with Thorin's content - so you still have hope - his takes are always this dogshit and his brain is likely replaced with sawdust. There, fixed it for you
@nocontextfm1 Yes, I completely agree. Although, this award has not been awarded to the best player in a long time, but to a great player with the best PR-campaign. Unfortunately can't have it both ways, with the current system where people with no idea about football get to vote
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@Frenchistism@buaalicious Okay so the original point was, ""You have to put aside a minimum of 1.5 - 2 hours for a proper gym session (commute included)," If you wake up at 6, and you're back home at 7,30, how is that not 1.5 hours?