All that article did was fill me with rage because it shows that Ronaldo makes less money than the annoying ginger twat who sings other people's songs with his child sized guitar.
All that article did was fill me with rage because it shows that Ronaldo makes less money than the annoying ginger twat who sings other people's songs with his child sized guitar.
Thanks!
1:45, origins of the SIIIIUU
Seriously. Fecking Dr. Phil makes more money then most on that list? How the actual feck did that come about. I know he's popular but not above anyone on that damn list.All that article did was fill me with rage because it shows that Ronaldo makes less money than the annoying ginger twat who sings other people's songs with his child sized guitar.
It's actually from the Spanish word "Si" which means yes.Please enlighten me, what the hell does it even mean and how did it come about? (I've seen him shouting this when accepting the ballon d'Or)
Not sure if your everyday match going fan will be au fait with social media memes and Fortnite celebrations, or care very much for that kind of thing.
I think it's a bit cringe but I could probably get on board, especially if it pisses off rival fans
Cristiano Ronaldo said:"I started to say 'Si', which is like 'yes' when I was at Real Madrid. When we win, everyone says 'SIUUU' and I started to say it, I don't know why. It was natural," said Ronaldo to DAZN Italia.
"I scored a goal and I did that [the celebration]. People asked me why did I do it and I don't know why. It was natural! Because I always say, the best things come in a natural way," added the Portuguese.
I think the stewards should taser anyone who is doing it. I like being a miserable cnut.I'd give the Old Trafford stewards a tazer and if anyone isn't siiuuuu-ing then they should be tazed until they comply
While the tazer makes a Siiuuuu noiseI'd give the Old Trafford stewards a tazer and if anyone isn't siiuuuu-ing then they should be tazed until they comply
It'd be like someone saying yup instead of yes/yeahPlease enlighten me, what the hell does it even mean and how did it come about? (I've seen him shouting this when accepting the ballon d'Or)
Not sure if your everyday match going fan will be au fait with social media memes and Fortnite celebrations, or care very much for that kind of thing.
I think it's a bit cringe but I could probably get on board, especially if it pisses off rival fans
Why not just celebrate as normal rather than some premeditated noise? It just doesn’t feel very “United” to me, the kinda thing you would hear an MLS team do, or if a British team did do it it would be Watford or Reading or someone like that.Very easy sitting here and say “no” or “cringe” but when you at OT and he scores a 30 yard screamer you’ll get caught up in the emotions and shout from the top of your lungs SIIIIIIIIIUUIUUUUUU!!!!
So what's classified as "United" for you?Why not just celebrate as normal rather than some premeditated noise? It just doesn’t feel very “United” to me, the kinda thing you would hear an MLS team do, or if a British team did do it it would be Watford or Reading or someone like that.
I see what he's saying.So what's classified as "United" for you?
I've heard the John Terry chant way more than once.United Stretty fans once sang about a penis. Let’s not act like we’re above siuuu.
they will. they have everywhere else, I don't know why people think United fans wouldn't/won't
Hmm echos of his time in Madrid.. I have mixed feelings about it.It'd be like someone saying yup instead of yes/yeah
I find it very very cringy but in an exciting moment nobody will care