Re: Everything All The Time
What a fail bait
What a fail bait


It honestly depends on what country you are speaking about. I would assume that soviets naturally have a stake in clubs in the former soviet republics, but I dont much more. For the major European leagues its significantly less so, the hub of foreign investment in a football clubs in Europe is England. In England the major foreign stakeholders are actually Americans. I only know of Abramovich, Usmanov at Arsenal, and the owner of Reading who are russian/soviets etc. There is a larger Middle Eastern/Arab contingent though, with Manchester City, Leeds and Nottingham forest being owned by Gulf nationals and Fulham and Hull being owned by Egyptians (one is a Hull resident though and the other is Mohammed Al Fayed). The top league in England is about half foreign owned. PSG in Paris is also now owned by Gulf nationals.Would I be wrong to say that shady billionaires from former Soviet Republics and Middle Eastern oil billionaires have major financial stakes in European Football?
That shit is amazing...cured my rheumatism
Finely ground walrus tusk works much better. I mainlined that shit after breaking my collar. Swear to god it healed in three days.That shit is amazing...cured my rheumatism
He's retiring, so no. An active player would be suspended four days (1/4 of the season) for their first offense, a full season for a second offense.If he is guilty, will they likely do anything about it?
It seems like a storm in a teacup, and one that is hard to prove anyway.I think it's too soon to even make a judgment either way. Considering this isn't coming from the league and the owner of this company. Apparently this popped up before a couple seasons ago. The timing is certainly interesting to me. He hasn't failed a drug test, and the substance in this deer antler spray wasn't banned until this season I think. The league would need to do their investigation first, give it due diligence, etc. I think if he wasn't retiring this could easily turn into StarCaps part II.
If he had tested positive... maybe. He's such a popular player there would have to be irrefutable evidence he was doping to keep him out of the hall of fame. Even then he might get in anyway. He's one of the most popular modern players. I mean, the guy was implicated in a murder and it's barely mentioned ten years later.What about the hall of fame thing? Cant they hold out on thatuntil he gets angry and murders someone?

Your Shapeless Body

How I love the sound of your voice
And the calmness of your heart.
It fills my body with such tenderness.
Like a sweet cloud of incense.
To drift off with you into the sea.
Dance upon the waves of yesterday.
Like a dream of never-ending beauty.
Love never dies...
I think you get a bit more leeway when you aren't a proven offender. When you're someone like A-Rod, who wasn't well-liked even before the PED mess, who's going to give you the benefit of the doubt? I don't think a reasonable person could.It's kind of funny how everyone connected to Anthony Bosch are being given the benefit of the doubt, except ARod. The Yankees are already trying to use this as an excuse to void his contract![]()
Listening over and over again a song I had listened to more than a decade ago. Suddenly, the title and lyrics reminded me of you and I thought like posting a part of them here:
Title :
A part of the lyrics :
And there will be bromance comments...
It could also be a case of getting less leeway when you're ARod, might miss the season anyway, and you're contract is so big even the Yankees can't afford it. It's also cause he's ARod.I think you get a bit more leeway when you aren't a proven offender. When you're someone like A-Rod, who wasn't well-liked even before the PED mess, who's going to give you the benefit of the doubt? I don't think a reasonable person could.
I think he's saying his love for you is so grand it's incinerated his entire body. He's been left an amorphous, imperceptible spirit, unable to take corporal form. Kind of like Sauran, but without the legion of orcs.Seems sort of vague