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Image 1 — Ruud Gullit (born September 1, 1962, in Amsterdam) is a Dutch former professional footballer, manager, and cultural icon. Renowned for his imposing physical stature, dreadlocks, and "Total Football" versatility, he could excel anywhere from sweeper and midfielder to forward.
Image 2 — Ruud Gullit (born September 1, 1962, in Amsterdam) is a Dutch former professional footballer, manager, and cultural icon. Renowned for his imposing physical stature, dreadlocks, and "Total Football" versatility, he could excel anywhere from sweeper and midfielder to forward.
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Ruud Gullit (born September 1, 1962, in Amsterdam) is a Dutch former professional footballer, manager, and cultural icon. Renowned for his imposing physical stature, dreadlocks, and "Total Football" versatility, he could excel anywhere from sweeper and midfielder to forward.

u/Emotional_Option_796 — 5 days ago
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Would you say my flat mate is being a bit narrowed minded here in my national football support choice ?

I support both England & Nigeria in the football.

England for the World Cup & Euros and Nigeria for AFCON.

My mate (He’s South African) is saying I should only pick 1 National football team to support and not 2!

Just a bit of a story into my life development:

I got Nigerian Parents.

I was born & raised in London mostly till age 13 (short stint in Nigeria from age 2-4/2-5)

I then resided in Nigeria from age 13-21.

I came back to London at age 21. I’ve been back in London for 9 years now

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u/AccomplishedMine6302 — 5 days ago
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Going back just two years, who would have believed that a Crystal Palace winger the same age as Vinícius Jr. would catch up with him by 2026, and now even surpass him?

This shift in power is reflected in latest update, with Vinícius Jr.’s market value dropping to €130m, while Olise’s continues to rise, now reaching €180m.

u/ScheduleClean8848 — 6 days ago
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Back when Italian Calcio was a real grinder.

Long before tiki-taka and the dominance of Messi’s Barcelona, European football had an undisputed ruler: Italian Calcio. It was an era where talent coexisted with rough play, and every match was a pitched battle.

Given that level of aggression and talent, do you think modern football — more tactical and structured — has lost the essence of those unforgettable Calcio clashes?

u/ScheduleClean8848 — 14 days ago