Koning van Marokko heeft Joodse raadgevers, al eeuwen. Dus waarom zou Amrabat niet bij Ajax mogen spelen.
And in those days you had a lot of female parasites. The argument of that woman does no fit. We dated nurses (with a well paid job) and we were student (almost zero income) and still they expected us to pay all.
En dat zegt meneer de graaf, wier titel alleen via erven verkregen kan worden. Inclusief de kastelen die ze bewonen.
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Replying to @Mountkatten @bigbrownson
Because "slave" is something of the norm in Ancient Greek society, and even then, if they are favoured, they are substantially free in comparison, more considering she is a female slave in a Athenian-like city instead of a Spartan-like city
Dat geldt nog meer voor Hongarije uit jaren 50, en Oostenrijk uit jaren 30. Wunderteam. Ook Polen en CSSR hadden in verleden nu en dan sterke teams.
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Duitsland is diep gevallen, maar Bulgarije helemaal. Die hadden in de jaren negentig een elftal vol met stripfiguren die ook nog konden voetballen.
Good description. Last year our team relegated despite good football. But they lost 3-4 times against poor teams, because they received several panic goals in last minute.
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Honestly, I don’t understand how some people are blaming Frenkie for this performance when the real reason he looked below his usual level was Koeman.
He started with five defenders, left Tijjani Reijnders on the bench, and Gravenberch had almost no impact, so Frenkie ended up completely isolated in midfield against Morocco’s numerical superiority.
Frenkie had literally been the Netherlands’ best player over the last three games. Even Barcelona fans were asking why he doesn’t play for Barça the way he plays for the Netherlands. But after just one game, everyone suddenly turned on him and forgot that even Messi looked like a shadow of himself under Koeman.














