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comment by MBL. (U6305)

posted on 15/2/17

comment by The Droog (U17596)
posted 15 minutes ago
You can avoid the celebrity but elements are unavoidable. If I want to get comatoised on ketamine at a messy picnic my family aren't going to read about it in the papers.

Re the charity work / mobbed by kids thing, you don't need celebrity status for that. I did some charity work in Kenya and had about 30 kids in the Nairobi slums chasing me asking "how are you, how are you?" India was funny, just a holiday visiting a waterfall, as we left a load of school kids were making their way down the hill in single file and we had to high five about 80 of them as we passed, felt like the Fonz.
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Where do you go picnicking

posted on 15/2/17

comment by Everywhere you go always take Lamela with you. Mopo's #1 fan. (U7905)
posted 48 minutes ago
Although I am sure the attention is annoying, I'm sure 99.999% of the public reaction when they see a top player is praise. Then, the places they will go out will be top end places used to celebs so they probably don't get harassed too much.

I'm sure they must enjoy it when they do a charity day or go to schools and get mobbed by kids who look up to them as some kind of God.

I think if a player is sensible and doesn't seek attention, ie Kane/Bale etc they must live a fantastic life.
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The only reason Kane stays out the limelight is that he's so ugly he terrifies the kids

posted on 15/2/17

comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by Everywhere you go always take Lamela with you. Mopo's #1 fan. (U7905)
posted 48 minutes ago
Although I am sure the attention is annoying, I'm sure 99.999% of the public reaction when they see a top player is praise. Then, the places they will go out will be top end places used to celebs so they probably don't get harassed too much.

I'm sure they must enjoy it when they do a charity day or go to schools and get mobbed by kids who look up to them as some kind of God.

I think if a player is sensible and doesn't seek attention, ie Kane/Bale etc they must live a fantastic life.
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The only reason Kane stays out the limelight is that he's so ugly he terrifies the kids
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Yes but his feet are very beautiful- esp when he wears his golden boots!

posted on 15/2/17

£20m and no fame please. I dont want the stress of paparazzi/media. I think they are a bunch of

posted on 15/2/17

I think I would rather feel like I have some what earned the money and achieved something. Most lottery winners end up broke or miserable, in fact I think some girl recently is trying to sue the the lottery bosses for "ruining your life".

I'm pretty sure studies have shown evidence that people at a certain threshold don't get happier with more money.

I would rather earn something like £50k a year, being satisfied with my work than be a multimillionaire with too much much time on their hands. So I think I would chose the life as a footballer. The fame isn't so great, but being payed for something you love is something you can't get if you are just a lottery winner.

posted on 15/2/17

I get wanting to earn your own money, it does feel so much more satisfying using it but if I thought £50k was my earning cap I'd take the winnings!

posted on 15/2/17

I'd love to be famous and recpgnisable in public.
Kids acting for selfies, girls' panties dropping etc.

posted on 15/2/17

comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 4 hours, 58 minutes ago
comment by Everywhere you go always take Lamela with you. Mopo's #1 fan. (U7905)
posted 48 minutes ago
Although I am sure the attention is annoying, I'm sure 99.999% of the public reaction when they see a top player is praise. Then, the places they will go out will be top end places used to celebs so they probably don't get harassed too much.

I'm sure they must enjoy it when they do a charity day or go to schools and get mobbed by kids who look up to them as some kind of God.

I think if a player is sensible and doesn't seek attention, ie Kane/Bale etc they must live a fantastic life.
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The only reason Kane stays out the limelight is that he's so ugly he terrifies the kids
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Ooh, and to think how narky you got when I mentioned Klopp's Dortmund-yellow teeth

"No need to get personal "

posted on 15/2/17

Not enough money for the lifestyle I deserve.

posted on 15/2/17

comment by HRH King Ledley (U20095)
posted 2 hours, 43 minutes ago
comment by Terminator1 (U1863)
posted 4 hours, 58 minutes ago
comment by Everywhere you go always take Lamela with you. Mopo's #1 fan. (U7905)
posted 48 minutes ago
Although I am sure the attention is annoying, I'm sure 99.999% of the public reaction when they see a top player is praise. Then, the places they will go out will be top end places used to celebs so they probably don't get harassed too much.

I'm sure they must enjoy it when they do a charity day or go to schools and get mobbed by kids who look up to them as some kind of God.

I think if a player is sensible and doesn't seek attention, ie Kane/Bale etc they must live a fantastic life.
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The only reason Kane stays out the limelight is that he's so ugly he terrifies the kids
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Ooh, and to think how narky you got when I mentioned Klopp's Dortmund-yellow teeth

"No need to get personal "

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posted on 16/2/17

I would just grow a beard, they would never recognize me.

posted on 16/2/17

it depends on your situation upon winning 20m!

you can sit there saying in your current situation 20m is quality.

simple fact is you have no idea what it feels like to win a life changing amount of money and that in it's self brings an amount of stress you couldn't imagine.

posted on 16/2/17

I have a little insight into what it would feel like to be honest, living in the midwest with a british accent and being stopped on a daily basis in stores, on jobs, at drive through's etc and i found it very tiresome in the end.

posted on 16/2/17

having first hand experience of winning the lottery, i'll tell you that you couldn't imagine what it's like. the public scrutiny is unimaginable.

posted on 16/2/17

comment by KLS- Jesus! I was expecting a bowl of cornflakes and a quick w@nk, instead I've got some geezer in a stone island jumper with a blade in my face.... (U1695)
posted 8 minutes ago
having first hand experience of winning the lottery, i'll tell you that you couldn't imagine what it's like. the public scrutiny is unimaginable.
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Yeah, the only difference between you and me then is that they wanted to feck me for my looks and accent whereas for you it was just the money.......

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