Men's Football UEFA European Championship 2020

[heywoodu 13,562]

Is media in your countries also giving attention to the Cristiano Ronaldo and Paul Pogba 'incidents' regarding Coca Cola and Heineken?  

 

Totally unworthy of attention but I guess media has nothing better to do  

[hckošice 13,275]

8 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Is media in your countries also giving attention to the Cristiano Ronaldo and Paul Pogba 'incidents' regarding Coca Cola and Heineken?  

 

Totally unworthy of attention but I guess media has nothing better to do  

quite less than Arnautovic and that Greenpeace parachute fail here but yes, some words were said too

[heywoodu 13,562]

3 minutes ago, hckošice said:

quite less than Arnautovic and that Greenpeace parachute fail here but yes, some words were said too

Ah yeah, some words about the Greenpeace moron here too and damn, he was lucky  Security snipers had their rifles aimed at him, but only due to his Greenpeace logo they didn't open fire (because it was clearly a protest and not a terrorist action)

 

Which raises the question: isn't that sort of dangerous to say? I mean, now a terrorist could just parachute in with a Greenpeace parachute and he won't be shot down  

[Agger 1,591]

The Belgian team is prepared to participate when Danish fans are planned to cheer for Christian Eriksen at the 10 minute mark. Belgium is planning to kick the ball out and applaud with the fans in the stadium and around the country.

Pure class!

[Federer91 2,140]

12 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Is media in your countries also giving attention to the Cristiano Ronaldo and Paul Pogba 'incidents' regarding Coca Cola and Heineken?  

 

Totally unworthy of attention but I guess media has nothing better to do  

 

Not really. I've seen only articles on the internet sites and mostly for the laugh sections. It was a fun joke at work though, whenever someone drank different things, it was followed by "Drink water" and a nod. 

[hckošice 13,275]

12 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Ah yeah, some words about the Greenpeace moron here too and damn, he was lucky  Security snipers had their rifles aimed at him, but only due to his Greenpeace logo they didn't open fire (because it was clearly a protest and not a terrorist action)

 

Which raises the question: isn't that sort of dangerous to say? I mean, now a terrorist could just parachute in with a Greenpeace parachute and he won't be shot down  

Well, he got lucky it happened in Munich and not somewhere else where, you know, they shoot first and then ask

[Federer91 2,140]

Time for the Italia show  FORZA!

[hckošice 13,275]

Roma. So will we have again that toy car that will bring the ball ?

[hckošice 13,275]

love this kit too

[Federer91 2,140]

Guess there is some big internal scandal in the Swiss Int. team. Looks like Xhaka and Akanji summoned their personal hairdresser on a private plane to their base camp, as to get their new haircuts. And this is against all protocols and people back home and the swiss football federation were very angry and that Xhaka, as the captain was very selfish and not a good example. Our commentator even joked that people in Geneve were talking more about this, than the Putin-Biden meeting.