Usain Bolt Interista
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We should give him a contract I'm sure his speed could be well utilized at fullback 
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10 years of FIFWe should give him a contract I'm sure his speed could be well utilized at fullback
Biabiany?
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Nah he's definitely Madridista... says they are his favourite club and has trained with them and everything
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10 years of FIFmaybe... but i am pretty sure he attended ManU trainings as well, i have ManU fan as one of my best friends, he had CR and bolt as his desktop wallpaper...
maybe he is CR fan only?
maybe he is CR fan only?
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Most Pessimistic Member10 years of FIFppls change
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maybe... but i am pretty sure he attended ManU trainings as well, i have ManU fan as one of my best friends, he had CR and bolt as his desktop wallpaper...
maybe he is CR fan only?
Well if he supports those 2 gay clubs we can be sure he is the definition of "Prawn Sandwich bandwagoner"
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI was expecting a mockery of Biabiany.
Since he's obviously only good for running.
Since he's obviously only good for running.
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Most Missed Member10 years of FIFShit was too easy, tho...
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10 years of FIFHe's a Man Utd fan, he went to train there a few years ago, it was on Sky Sports News here in UK/Ireland. He was interviewed and he said he's been a Man U fan since he was a child. He became friends with Ronaldo, that's probably why he went to Madrid to train with them. Seen a piece about him at Real on Real Madrid tv, not once during the interview did he say he was a fan, spoke of his friendship with Ronaldo though.
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10 years of FIF
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Most Passionate MemberHhahaahhaa I love how you guys argue which team he supports!
Have you ever heard of people supporting one team in each country?
Spain- Real Madrid
England- Man Utd
Italy- Inter
It's not uncommon. Actually, it's the most common thing. He just supports one of them more than the other, or maybe all the same.
I, for example, support Panathinaikos and Inter. Panathinaikos a bit more as it's more local for me, grew up with them, runs in the family etc. Also Panathinaikos is not just football, it's many sports. When PAO and Inter face off, I simply don't watch the games. Can't be happy my team scores when the team concedes is another team I support almost the same.
Have you ever heard of people supporting one team in each country?
Spain- Real Madrid
England- Man Utd
Italy- Inter
It's not uncommon. Actually, it's the most common thing. He just supports one of them more than the other, or maybe all the same.
I, for example, support Panathinaikos and Inter. Panathinaikos a bit more as it's more local for me, grew up with them, runs in the family etc. Also Panathinaikos is not just football, it's many sports. When PAO and Inter face off, I simply don't watch the games. Can't be happy my team scores when the team concedes is another team I support almost the same.
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I live in the Uk and have been a long life Liverpool fan . never been to Anfield.
i have been to the champions league 2010 as saw Inter win. amazing experience
i have also been to the Inter v Ac match 2 days ago ( spent £750 lol)
my teams are Inter and Liverpool .
i have been to the champions league 2010 as saw Inter win. amazing experience
i have also been to the Inter v Ac match 2 days ago ( spent £750 lol)
my teams are Inter and Liverpool .
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damn is that how much u paid for 1 ticket ??? how was it there since we lost and were shit.
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Track And Field Phenomenon Usain Bolt Eyeing Football Career
Sprint champion claims he is good at football too.
Usain Bolt has made the startling claim that he fancies a career as a professional footballer once he fulfills his ambitions in athletics.
The 24-year-old Jamaican holds the world record for the 100m sprint after clocking 9.58secs in Berlin last year, and Bolt says that when he pushes the record even further with a faster time, he will turn his attention to football.
"I have four more good years in me if I train hard," he told BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek programme.
"When I finish I'd like to play football for two years. I always watch those guys and I think I could be a professional footballer."
"I'll try that. Maybe I could get into a good side or even an average side." he said.
Bolt even has a preferred position should he start a playing career in the beautiful game.
"I'm definitely a good player - a defensive or attacking midfielder. Somewhere around there.
"First I'm hoping I get to be the one to get to 9.4 seconds because that's where I think the record will probably never be beaten."
Meanwhile, Bolt believes athletics is winning the battle against drug cheats and is gaining greater credibility with the passing of time.
"For me it's all about time. If someone stops cheating then over time people will start to trust that person again," he said. "It's like a relationship - if you cheat on someone they will trust you again over a period of time.
"In track and field they're doing a really good job of catching the cheats so it's hard to cheat.
"The sport is getting there. We have been through a couple of years where there has been a little scandal but nothing major. It will get cleaner and will be back to a sport with no problem. We need nothing but time."
Sprint champion claims he is good at football too.
Usain Bolt has made the startling claim that he fancies a career as a professional footballer once he fulfills his ambitions in athletics.
The 24-year-old Jamaican holds the world record for the 100m sprint after clocking 9.58secs in Berlin last year, and Bolt says that when he pushes the record even further with a faster time, he will turn his attention to football.
"I have four more good years in me if I train hard," he told BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek programme.
"When I finish I'd like to play football for two years. I always watch those guys and I think I could be a professional footballer."
"I'll try that. Maybe I could get into a good side or even an average side." he said.
Bolt even has a preferred position should he start a playing career in the beautiful game.
"I'm definitely a good player - a defensive or attacking midfielder. Somewhere around there.
"First I'm hoping I get to be the one to get to 9.4 seconds because that's where I think the record will probably never be beaten."
Meanwhile, Bolt believes athletics is winning the battle against drug cheats and is gaining greater credibility with the passing of time.
"For me it's all about time. If someone stops cheating then over time people will start to trust that person again," he said. "It's like a relationship - if you cheat on someone they will trust you again over a period of time.
"In track and field they're doing a really good job of catching the cheats so it's hard to cheat.
"The sport is getting there. We have been through a couple of years where there has been a little scandal but nothing major. It will get cleaner and will be back to a sport with no problem. We need nothing but time."