@ 16:00 I think Martinez’s celebrating (butchering a hanging piece of meat) was referring to his nickname ‘el carnicero’ or ‘the butcher’, which he carried along from Ajax days. Being Argentinian, a nation famous for its meat and butchers, could also be a factor in the pride he might have from the nickname.
Funny how we all see different things. Dalot would be in the first tranche of players to go that would raise cash for me. I've never been all in on him and he has value. I do enjoy his commitment, product has often been par at best. 🔴❤️.
In 1991 I started at Stretford High. My mum worked as a cleaner at Stretford swimming baths.
I'd go into work with her at 6am and go for a swim for an hour.
Every morning, first thing, there was always a few united players swimming. Schmeichel and Kanchelskis were regulars. Hughes Robbo Blackmore Sharpe Ince. I swam with them all, trying to keep up with them.
I bumped into Peter a few year ago and reminded him.
Great days as a kid.
We'd also see fergie at the lights driving his rolls royce, he'd always wave and smile.
Garnacho’s best game was the 4-3 Liverpool. 120 minutes. Didn’t stop running. Assisted the winner. Arguably assisted the 2 goals in normal time as well with his direct running and tireless effort.
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@ 16:00 I think Martinez’s celebrating (butchering a hanging piece of meat) was referring to his nickname ‘el carnicero’ or ‘the butcher’, which he carried along from Ajax days. Being Argentinian, a nation famous for its meat and butchers, could also be a factor in the pride he might have from the nickname.
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In 1991 I started at Stretford High. My mum worked as a cleaner at Stretford swimming baths.
I'd go into work with her at 6am and go for a swim for an hour.
Every morning, first thing, there was always a few united players swimming. Schmeichel and Kanchelskis were regulars. Hughes Robbo Blackmore Sharpe Ince. I swam with them all, trying to keep up with them.
I bumped into Peter a few year ago and reminded him.
Great days as a kid.
We'd also see fergie at the lights driving his rolls royce, he'd always wave and smile.
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Garnacho’s best game was the 4-3 Liverpool. 120 minutes. Didn’t stop running. Assisted the winner. Arguably assisted the 2 goals in normal time as well with his direct running and tireless effort.
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