Inb4 thread becomes a classic.
Rivaldo, still hasn't retired.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
FFS there's maybe five posts about Rivaldo and the rest are just quoting fonty.I can't tell whether this makes him good or bad. And people say I can't make decent posts.
Post of the year.
To be fair, you can actually understand what he's trying to say. He just wrote it like a malfunctioning robot. Some of your posts are completely unintelligible.
To be fair, you can actually understand what he's trying to say. He just wrote it like a malfunctioning robot. Some of your posts are completely unintelligible.
Maybe. And I say maybe because the next day I look and say what the feck did I say.
Perfect.At least your posts are consistently entertaining though!
No! Back to RivaldoAt least your posts are consistently entertaining though!
He's actually arguing with himself
I can't even imagine how that post happened. So many questions...
After having my loud mouth mother-in-law here this weekend, I could actually hear that post. Reading it hurt my ears. Classic.
Ahhh, bet that's the phone
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this is amazing this thread Brilliant! Ffs.Jesus
I literally had to stop looking at this thread. I had to get my asthma pump. Never laughed so hard
I literally had to stop looking at this thread. I had to get my asthma pump. Never laughed so hard
I love the sense of humour on the caf! That post was golden.Everyone on the internet must read this thread.
May rank up there with the "buy the next Messi" thread soon.
May rank up there with the "buy the next Messi" thread soon.
How have I only just seen this thread?
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Dad scored once, the son twice.. Mogi Mirim 3 - Macae 1
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rivaldo scored once his son twice
Still got it and seems to have passed it down to his son.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...score-all-three-of-mogi-mirims-goals-vs-macae
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...score-all-three-of-mogi-mirims-goals-vs-macae
If you want to know who the scorers were it was -
RIVALD
RIVALD
RIVALDO
RIVALDINHO
RIVALDINHO
RIVALD
RIVALD
RIVALDO
RIVALDINHO
RIVALDINHO
Rivaldo announces retirement.
http://www.marca.com/2015/08/14/futbol/futbol_internacional/resto_de_america/1439560550.html
http://www.marca.com/2015/08/14/futbol/futbol_internacional/resto_de_america/1439560550.html
End of an era.
So where does he stand alongside others of his generation? I'd have him alongside Figo, Del Piero, just behind Zidane, Ronaldo and Baggio.
The three three strongest memories I have of him are against United in 1998, England in 2002 and the overriding one is easily him holding his head when the ball clearly hit his leg...what a joke that was.
Has he ever spoken about what happened in that World Cup semi final? Has he provided some kind of excuse for whatever the feck he was doing?
Group stage. At the time he said: "The ball touched my leg, but the other player was still wrong to kick the ball at me," Rivaldo said. "I said sorry to him, but that's football. It may not have hit my face but the Turkish player should not have done that in the first place."
Difficult as he was fantastic, he's just below Ronaldo for me but I also think Ronaldo's prime was untouchable.