Saw a video and he looks a bit mouthy. I wonder if he's getting too big his boots. He'll never be too big for the boot.
A Zebra will always be a Zebra no matter how good you paint it in other colors. Time will tell...According to an employee at the club, they had to be careful due to the national corona rules for pubs and restaurants. And as a lot of people approached Haaland when he tried to go to the toilet, a guard misunderstood and thought Haaland did not follow the rules, thus wanting to evict him. One are not supposed to get up from the table unless its to go to the toilet or leave. But people wanted to talk to him so it propably looked like he did not adhere to the rules. The misunderstanding was cleared afterwards, and no hard feelings between the employees and Haaland, who otherwise had a nice evening.
Really not something to judge a person by, and people tend to jump to conclusions watching small video clips without knowing the background
'Whats your secret?' As if he gets the powerpuff girls father to mix him some potions pre match. What kind of question is that!!! 
I mean no offense, but why do you think anyone would give a shit about what 3 million people in Bosnia think about a Noggie playing in Germany? That's a bit tinfoil hattish.Saw the negative article on him yesterday on our Bosnian most visited site and thought something fishy is going on. It's definitely sponsored article that is meant to portray him as a bad guy, but European media reaching the Bosnia with the agenda of portraying him as a bad guy is something that I haven't seen before, considering our media have nothing against him obviously, but for some reason looks like they were paid to write bad article about him.
What the feck is going on, does someone want to ruin his career and put pressure on him for some reason?
Non taken, we are obviously not a big market but you obviously have no idea about how internet ads and sponsored articles work. We get sponsored Meghan Markle articles here, sponsored UEFA articles, heck even sponsored Ronaldo articles are weekly posted on some of our most visited sited. It's nothing to do with Bosnia in particular, but these big media sites obviously have worldwide coverage with those sponsored articles, and one about Haaland was clearly sponsored and pasted from foreign website. Site that has over 10 million clicks monthly is pretty important for those big european sport sites, I reckon.
What do you mean by sponsored? Are they indicated as such?
By sponsored I mean media sites being paid to share some individual articles, or even obliged by google or other sites to share number of articles on their site.
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Just saying, for normal people who do their jobs like rival players and managers, I naturally do not condone any abuse towards them, even divers like Lamela. However, these journos deserve it. They ruin people’s lives.Designed specifically for someone who reportedly doesn't enjoy getting compliments. Reverse psychology or something weird like that but its anyones guess.What the shit were those questions?
I like his confidence though. He's clearly the type of player we need, in my opinion.
The fact that any even vaguely controversial statement is then taken out of context and blown way out of proportion feeds the vicious cycle that makes players expressing themselves in any meaningful way so rare in the first place. It sucks.
Okay, yeah, that behaviour doesn't come across great. In my experience, you typically have to have done something wrong to be ejected from a club like that. Resisting it doesn't create a better look either.
100%.
I find Ibra insufferable and always have but to each their own. It's just a counterpoint to the idea that his version of the cocky persona is universally appreciated.
Story was that due to covid people weren't allowed to get close to each other but others people in the club started swarming Haaland to get a photo with him and hence he was sent out.
