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El Rata
Should be 'La rata' ffs - shameful lack of noun article agreement.
El Rata
Before he was injured he spent a lot of time on the bench.The media hype bullshit in full swing
They do know he’s been injured right? only back from injury recently hasn’t started a game since and didn’t get off the bench at wknd.
Anything to drum up excitement eh. Idiots
Oz Cobb, is that you??Should be 'La rata' ffs - shameful lack of noun article agreement.
Oz Cobb, is that you??

Oz Cobb, is that you??

El Rata
Should be 'La rata' ffs - shameful lack of noun article agreement.
You uncultured swine, it's a clever reference to an important plot point from the 2022 crime thriller "the batman" which can only mean they're attempting to flood the stadium for tonight's game in hopes of drowning TAA!Should be 'La rata' ffs - shameful lack of noun article agreement.
Supposedly not fully fit yet. Best case, he's part of the squad/on the bench, but could easily see him not playing any part of it either.Would be pretty great if he bangs in a free kick and celebrates like he's won theWorld CupBallon d'Or.
Contender for most gripping post of the yearActually, no, in the phrase "Adiós, el rata", "la" wouldn't be much better. The correct wording would be "Adiós, rata", no article, as it seems to be in the form of direct speech. Also, if we take "rata" as a nickname, when used about a man "el rata" would be fairly common colloquial language. I had in fact a flatmate at university whose nickname was "rata", and when used in sentences, the nickname would take the masculine article "el", for example: "¿Dónde está el rata?" (Where is el rata?), "El rata canta en un grupo de power metal" (El rata sings in a power metal band) or "El mulet del [de + el] rata es un peinado atemporal" (El rata's mullet is a timeless hairdo).
Spunk.
Randy Marsh's been all over that.

Should be 'La rata' ffs - shameful lack of noun article agreement.
Well this told me!Actually, no, in the phrase "Adiós, el rata", "la" wouldn't be much better. The correct wording would be "Adiós, rata", no article, as it seems to be in the form of direct speech. Also, if we take "rata" as a nickname, when used about a man "el rata" would be fairly common colloquial language. I had in fact a flatmate at university whose nickname was "rata", and when used in sentences, the nickname would take the masculine article "el", for example: "¿Dónde está el rata?" (Where is el rata?), "El rata canta en un grupo de power metal" (El rata sings in a power metal band) or "El mulet del [de + el] rata es un peinado atemporal" (El rata's mullet is a timeless hairdo).
You uncultured swine, it's a clever reference to an important plot point from the 2022 crime thriller "the batman" which can only mean they're attempting to flood the stadium for tonight's game in hopes of drowning TAA!
Should be "adios eh eh eh rata"

El Rata
Anyone know where Jizz Hornkamp was when this happened?
It is weird behaviour but nonetheless inkeeping with the entitlement of their fanbase. 'This means more' to play for Liverpool - how could anyone possibly want to leave the club during a period of success? An academy lad who wants a new challenge in a different country once his contract is up is a reality that hurts their fragile egos.Jokes aside what's up with them acting like a creepy ex, it's not like he moved on to a direct rival.
Ince went on to play for them and I dont remember him getting anywhere near that much grief from united fans (to be fair he was forced out of the club in a way but still).
Should be 'La rata' ffs - shameful lack of noun article agreement.

El rata alada
He has said he wouldn't celebrate scoring against them sadly, the wimpI have a feeling he'll come on at 3-3 and the have a free kick opposite the kop. He smashes it in to make it 3-4 and does a full pitch run Adebayor style towards the kop.
That's why.Why have they benched him ffs.

As a Liverpool fan why do you think he’s getting booed so much?The boos were so loud.
Game's not gone!![]()
I don't really understand the boos. Because he left on a free? If they'd sold him for anything, they'd have just spent money on the next Wirtz or Kerkez - he did them a favour.
Real Madrid also spent €10m on him to get him early for the Club World Cup, and they got Frimpong on a ridiculously good deal (although he hasn’t done that much yet, but for a player of his standing at his age). They exploited Leverkusen’s low release fee and that’s fine, but Real Madrid signing him at the end of his contract isn’t for some reason.I don't really understand the boos. Because he left on a free? If they'd sold him for anything, they'd have just spent money on the next Wirtz or Kerkez - he did them a favour.
Frimpong looks pretty poor.Real Madrid also spent €10m on him to get him early for the Club World Cup, and they got Frimpong on a ridiculously good deal (although he hasn’t done that much yet, but for a player of his standing at his age). They exploited Leverkusen’s low release fee and that’s fine, but Real Madrid signing him at the end of his contract isn’t for some reason.
