@ScopelyExplore Dude, you guys are ruining your reputation and destroying the fun experience of playing the game for all trainers. You display that all you want is to cash grab and have no real concern for the true benefit of trainers. Pathetic company, your administration should feel ashamed.
@P__Airoldi@ivandemigoal Bro this take shows ur a casual, before he got injured against Dallas he was playing some of his best hockey and an injury like that takes time to bounce back from even after returning to the lineup. He was one of our best players in the playoffs and 5.5 is objectively reasonable
@89civicsedanefr@Jeaninepirzl Uhhh buddy I think you’re confusing empires with an entire religion… nature to be greedy is ever present in all humans but the behaviour of abusing a woman being tolerated within an entire religion is really what separates that barbaric false prophet religion from Christianity
@ballantyneart@McG_CS@puckempire He’s been living in the states longer than living in Canada and I’m sure after his long tenure in California he realized what life looks like under democrats
🗣️ Marc Cucurella:
“I’d never seen this side of Lionel Messi until this World Cup. We always spoke highly of him as someone who was respectful and humble, but this tournament completely changed my opinion of him.
When he reported me to the referee because I slightly touched my mouth, I was shocked. I never expected a player like him to do that.
Throughout the World Cup, I saw him telling referees to book players who tackled him. People call him humble, but I don’t see it that way. Watching everything that happened over the last two World Cups made me question the legacy he’s built.
Cristiano Ronaldo has always been honest about who he is, confident, outspoken, and never pretending to be someone else. I’d choose Ronaldo over Messi any day because I’ve played against both and know what they’re really like.”