I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Clutch can get in the bin along with blue chip trophies and apex wingers.
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Oh I actually like that one, probably because I've used it
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I'm definitely calling Salah the apex winger from now on
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There can only be one and I'm reliably informed it's Pepe
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if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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yeah but cars are typically automatic anyway, universally almost
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I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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"Clutch"
Didn't realise we were talking American sports. Did Salah throw a hail Mary or something
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pretty universal term as far as I was aware
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It is an American term for sports. Comes specifically from baseball.
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might be its origins but its a universally used word.
Loads of words that are commonly used all over the world originate from America, likewise they use loads of words that originated here.
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No one uses it in football, except Yankified stat merchants.
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it gets used in all walks of life.
Its a very common universal term in gaming for eg.
its a universally used term. accept you made a mistake and move on.
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"Gaming" - very America orientated.
Clutch is not commonly used in football. Never has been,but will probably be in the future as we see it becoming more and more Americanised, along with the continued increase of pointless stats.
Horrendous, skin crawling term. Makes me want to throw up anytime I read it.
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gaming is universal.
clutch is a universal term used by many many cultures regardless of its roots. its used in many many different sports. it doesnt have to be the mnost commonly used term but to suggest its an american only used term is wrong.
its used by loads of cultures in many competitive scenarios.
the very fact you are pretty familiar with the terms kinda shows that.
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comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
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if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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yeah but cars are typically automatic anyway, universally almost
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baws
https://www.statista.com/statistics/204123/transmission-type-market-share-in-automobile-production-worldwide/
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the very fact you are pretty familiar with the terms kinda shows that.
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i'd imagine that most people on here are also pretty familiar with the terms "sidewalk", "broil", and "f@nny pack"
McWinston arguing over semantics is amazing.
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McWinston arguing over semantics is amazing.
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maybe bring that point up with the person that actually raised it then ya moron
I don't have time to list all the sports where clutch is not used so I'll list the ones where I have.
Baseball
Basketball
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comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
Things that annoy me about US saccer.
'Shats' on goal.
Shats that hit the 'frame'.
A foul 'on' someone is the perpetrator and not the victim from calling a foul on...
Grounds where they announce corner kicks like no cvnt knows the rules.
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I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
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agreed, thats where its most commonly used. I aint denying that but its not exclusive to it as has been suggested.
As D'Jeezus pointed out and has tried to mantain.
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I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
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To be clear, I mean the only time I have heard it used in reference to football is on here. By Yank sports fans.
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yeah but cars are typically automatic anyway, universally almost
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baws
https://www.statista.com/statistics/204123/transmission-type-market-share-in-automobile-production-worldwide/
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woosh, i guess
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yeah but cars are typically automatic anyway, universally almost
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baws
https://www.statista.com/statistics/204123/transmission-type-market-share-in-automobile-production-worldwide/
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woosh, i guess
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I should read from the start, eh?
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posted 16 seconds ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
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agreed, thats where its most commonly used. I aint denying that but its not exclusive to it as has been suggested.
As D'Jeezus pointed out and has tried to mantain.
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I never said it was exclusive. I said Yank sport loving, stat merchants try and bring it into football.
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 14 seconds ago
Things that annoy me about US saccer.
'Shats' on goal.
Shats that hit the 'frame'.
A foul 'on' someone is the perpetrator and not the victim from calling a foul on...
Grounds where they announce corner kicks like no cvnt knows the rules.
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they sometimes use terms that I have never heard and require a bit of thinking.
guy "hit a slow roller into the the upper 90"
me : "tap corner"
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comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
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agreed, thats where its most commonly used. I aint denying that but its not exclusive to it as has been suggested.
As D'Jeezus pointed out and has tried to mantain.
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I never said it was exclusive. I said Yank sport loving, stat merchants try and bring it into football.
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not true.
I dont particularly like american sports at all.
OP is missing Jonjo Shelvey
Although he’s had a few mentions I’m surprised Benzema has not been in more people’s comments on this
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OP is missing Jonjo Shelvey
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Clutch comment
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comment by Lisandro The King Martinez (U10026)
posted 5 seconds ago
McWinston arguing over semantics is amazing.
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maybe bring that point up with the person that actually raised it then ya moron
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Eh?
Don’t be rude, McWinston.
Clutch is such a dumb comment it doesn’t even really work in football
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I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} (U2720)
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comment by Robbing Hoody (U6374)
posted 7 seconds ago
Clutch can get in the bin along with blue chip trophies and apex wingers.
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Generational talent
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Oh I actually like that one, probably because I've used it
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I'm definitely calling Salah the apex winger from now on
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There can only be one and I'm reliably informed it's Pepe
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 1 minute ago
if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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yeah but cars are typically automatic anyway, universally almost
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
posted on 1/12/22
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posted 49 seconds ago
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comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 2 minutes ago
"Clutch"
Didn't realise we were talking American sports. Did Salah throw a hail Mary or something
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pretty universal term as far as I was aware
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It is an American term for sports. Comes specifically from baseball.
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might be its origins but its a universally used word.
Loads of words that are commonly used all over the world originate from America, likewise they use loads of words that originated here.
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No one uses it in football, except Yankified stat merchants.
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it gets used in all walks of life.
Its a very common universal term in gaming for eg.
its a universally used term. accept you made a mistake and move on.
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"Gaming" - very America orientated.
Clutch is not commonly used in football. Never has been,but will probably be in the future as we see it becoming more and more Americanised, along with the continued increase of pointless stats.
Horrendous, skin crawling term. Makes me want to throw up anytime I read it.
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gaming is universal.
clutch is a universal term used by many many cultures regardless of its roots. its used in many many different sports. it doesnt have to be the mnost commonly used term but to suggest its an american only used term is wrong.
its used by loads of cultures in many competitive scenarios.
the very fact you are pretty familiar with the terms kinda shows that.
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 10 seconds ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 1 minute ago
if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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yeah but cars are typically automatic anyway, universally almost
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baws
https://www.statista.com/statistics/204123/transmission-type-market-share-in-automobile-production-worldwide/
posted on 1/12/22
comment by whodunnit (U22710)
posted 34 seconds ago
the very fact you are pretty familiar with the terms kinda shows that.
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i'd imagine that most people on here are also pretty familiar with the terms "sidewalk", "broil", and "f@nny pack"
posted on 1/12/22
McWinston arguing over semantics is amazing.
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Lisandro The King Martinez (U10026)
posted 5 seconds ago
McWinston arguing over semantics is amazing.
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maybe bring that point up with the person that actually raised it then ya moron
posted on 1/12/22
I don't have time to list all the sports where clutch is not used so I'll list the ones where I have.
Baseball
Basketball
posted on 1/12/22
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 16 seconds ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
posted on 1/12/22
Have heard it*
posted on 1/12/22
Things that annoy me about US saccer.
'Shats' on goal.
Shats that hit the 'frame'.
A foul 'on' someone is the perpetrator and not the victim from calling a foul on...
Grounds where they announce corner kicks like no cvnt knows the rules.
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 11 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 16 seconds ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
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agreed, thats where its most commonly used. I aint denying that but its not exclusive to it as has been suggested.
As D'Jeezus pointed out and has tried to mantain.
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 16 seconds ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
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To be clear, I mean the only time I have heard it used in reference to football is on here. By Yank sports fans.
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 3 minutes ago
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yeah but cars are typically automatic anyway, universally almost
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baws
https://www.statista.com/statistics/204123/transmission-type-market-share-in-automobile-production-worldwide/
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woosh, i guess
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 24 seconds ago
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 3 minutes ago
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yeah but cars are typically automatic anyway, universally almost
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baws
https://www.statista.com/statistics/204123/transmission-type-market-share-in-automobile-production-worldwide/
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woosh, i guess
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I should read from the start, eh?
posted on 1/12/22
comment by whodunnit (U22710)
posted 28 seconds ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 11 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 16 seconds ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
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agreed, thats where its most commonly used. I aint denying that but its not exclusive to it as has been suggested.
As D'Jeezus pointed out and has tried to mantain.
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I never said it was exclusive. I said Yank sport loving, stat merchants try and bring it into football.
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 14 seconds ago
Things that annoy me about US saccer.
'Shats' on goal.
Shats that hit the 'frame'.
A foul 'on' someone is the perpetrator and not the victim from calling a foul on...
Grounds where they announce corner kicks like no cvnt knows the rules.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
they sometimes use terms that I have never heard and require a bit of thinking.
guy "hit a slow roller into the the upper 90"
me : "tap corner"
posted on 1/12/22
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 4 seconds ago
comment by whodunnit (U22710)
posted 28 seconds ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 11 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 16 seconds ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 2 minutes ago
I’ve never once used the term clutch when discussing football, neither have I ever heard it used by my mates or work colleagues, never heard my son or his mates use it either, if fact the only time I have heard it used is when people are talking about cars
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Only seen it used on here in footballing terms. Usually by American sports fans.
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It is American terminology. Mostly used by US Golf and NFL commentators.
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agreed, thats where its most commonly used. I aint denying that but its not exclusive to it as has been suggested.
As D'Jeezus pointed out and has tried to mantain.
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I never said it was exclusive. I said Yank sport loving, stat merchants try and bring it into football.
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not true.
I dont particularly like american sports at all.
posted on 1/12/22
OP is missing Jonjo Shelvey
posted on 1/12/22
Although he’s had a few mentions I’m surprised Benzema has not been in more people’s comments on this
posted on 1/12/22
comment by Edinspur (U1109)
posted 2 minutes ago
OP is missing Jonjo Shelvey
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Clutch comment
posted on 1/12/22
comment by whodunnit (U22710)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Lisandro The King Martinez (U10026)
posted 5 seconds ago
McWinston arguing over semantics is amazing.
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maybe bring that point up with the person that actually raised it then ya moron
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Eh?
Don’t be rude, McWinston.
posted on 1/12/22
Clutch is such a dumb comment it doesn’t even really work in football
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