u/SmartFlyNR1

Hello! I'm from Slovenia, a brotherhood country. I'm very interested in Slovakia and I think it's an amazing country with good, friendly people. I was in Bratislava for the new year and I loved it! Beautiful city. I will discuss other parts of Slovakia for sure.

So I'm wondering what are your thought about Slovenia and Slovenians? You like us or not, you see us as your brother nation and so on.

In the last few days some Slovan fans (today is a big match for the UEFA Champions League between my club NK Celje and ŠK Slovan), they were really loud on social media. Talking nonsense and insult my club, stadium, even all Slovenians... Made me a bit to rethink my mind...

I hope this is just some BS fan frustrations and that we are great.
Cheers friends 🇸🇮❤🇸🇰

u/SmartFlyNR1 — 2 months ago

▲ 41 r/CentralEurope_irl

No surprise here 😂

Yeah from 2022, but still good 😂 Typical Slovenian. He was helping them

u/SmartFlyNR1 — 2 months ago

▲ 152 r/2balkans4You

Based

u/SmartFlyNR1 — 2 months ago

▲ 1 r/CentralEurope_irl

What would actually change?

Poland is already a femboy republic, it would only be bigger

u/SmartFlyNR1 — 2 months ago

▲ 8 r/football

The hate is forced and makes no sense

I'm really wondering all the hate against a person? Like yesterday when Lionel Messi's father died, some people were posting shit about it and laugh... I mean what the hell? We saw what happened at the WC. Some people even tried to kill him. It's FOOTBALL! Yes it's a game! Nothing changes in our lives when out team win or lose. That's a fact.
I don't know why the hate? I know Messi is the greatest player of all time, but still. Does those people who hate him so much know him personally? Did he do anything bad to them? Why? Also his father just died, leave him alone.

Same goes for Ronaldo. I'm a Barca and Messi fan, but I don't hate Ronaldo. Why would I?

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u/SmartFlyNR1 — 2 months ago