EPT2019 - 2020 Football Thread - Page 38
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Bacillus
Finland2020 Posts
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
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Bacillus
Finland2020 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18220 Posts
On August 26 2019 04:17 Bacillus wrote: Betis just scored against Barca. 0-1 at Camp Nou at ~15 minutes. You cheered a bit too early  | ||
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Bacillus
Finland2020 Posts
Hehe. I still like Barca quite a bit, but it sure makes a more interesting season if they're not running away with the La Liga within first 10 games  | ||
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gTank
Austria2602 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28747 Posts
I think main reason why people quit in their early-mid 30s is that it's kinda expected and they're not motivated enough, it's not because you can't compete physically after hitting 35. (exception for injuries obviously). | ||
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sneakyfox
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Harris1st
Germany7090 Posts
On August 26 2019 21:03 Liquid`Drone wrote: that and he's in fantastic physical shape however he never depended on his pace. You get slower after hitting 30, but you don't get dumber, less accurate or worse stamina wise, and if he has lost anything flexibility wise that prolly doesn't show because he had so much to go on. I think main reason why people quit in their early-mid 30s is that it's kinda expected and they're not motivated enough, it's not because you can't compete physically after hitting 35. (exception for injuries obviously). The main problem is the hunger / motivation. Also you need longer periods to recover. But it sure is possbile Just look at Federer / Williams | ||
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sharkie
Austria18590 Posts
On August 26 2019 21:47 Harris1st wrote: The main problem is the hunger / motivation. Also you need longer periods to recover. But it sure is possbile Just look at Federer / Williams Well Federer will totally be an exception to the rule in the history of sports. He is still outrunning young players at his age. Thats his special playstyle which alloed longevity | ||
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Harris1st
Germany7090 Posts
On August 26 2019 21:51 sharkie wrote: Well Federer will totally be an exception to the rule in the history of sports. He is still outrunning young players at his age. Thats his special playstyle which alloed longevity Obviously Federer is gifted. And who needs stamina when you have one of the best services and aggressive style anyway  But I don't think he is that much of an exception in general. I just mentioned Serena as well. And there were a lot of football players who played till 40. Buffon, Pizarro, ... Also there is someone like the Dirkman Nowitzki. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28747 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
from Brazil, this might be the most cleanly executed bicycle kick ever, beautiful https://streamja.com/7P1r | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28747 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18220 Posts
On August 27 2019 00:09 Liquid`Drone wrote: That is beautiful lol. I think in european football you never see a player get that much space to just.. wait for it. But super pretty. I dunno. Not at top levels, but this is Flamengo vs Ceará... it's one of the top teams in the league vs one of the weakest. Plenty of defensive blunders in weak teams in European leagues too. Outside of England, anyway. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28747 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28747 Posts
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TheNewEra
Germany3128 Posts
Saturday went to Braunschweig-Würzburg and we won 5-2. At the same time our friends from Magdeburg won 5-1 against the Lamas from Munich. Sunday we drove down to the south to watch our other friends Mannheim and they won 4-3 after being down 2-3. Rarely been so giddy after a weekend of football. Saw 2 games with a combined goalcount of 14 goals live and both ended in "our" favour. 14 goals combined + 3 wins for the Axis of Evil | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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