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World Cup 2026: Mexico, USA and Canada

Gutter Boy said:
Ayyoub Bouaddi. He was very impressive - completely dominated Casemiro, Paqueta and Guimaraes
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Yea, but the last World Cup they had someone similar with a similar rep, was wondering who that was and what happened to him.

Edit: think it was Ounahi actually who is in this squad as well.
 
Daisuk said:
Sounds like he said «full kit clown shoe». I still find it funny how swearing on TV over in Britain is such a taboo thing to do, as if you’re going to burn forever in hell if you say a word or two or put a curse on the tv station that is airing it. Conservative viewers no doubt complaining, I guess, but grow up ffs.
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The word "fudge" was first aired on British TV in 1965. After the 9.00 pm watershed, pretty much anything goes, although there used to be a time (and it may still apply) when swear words were rationed by the BBC's authorities. "OK, you can keep in the three "pricks", but lose one of four "tossers", replace "arse" with "bum" and don't be using the C word [Chelsea]."
 
Bedfordspurs said:
It was amrabat who went to United
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Yep, but he was already a very well known and established player at that time. I was trying to think of who it was that played alongside him in the last World Cup that was the break out star, similar to the way Bouaddi is being talked of now.

It was Ounahi though I was thinking of.
 
Roland Beurre said:
The word "fudge" was first aired on British TV in 1965. After the 9.00 pm watershed, pretty much anything goes, although there used to be a time (and it may still apply) when swear words were rationed by the BBC's authorities. "OK, you can keep in the three "pricks", but lose one of four "tossers", replace "arse" with "bum" and don't be using the C word [Chelsea]."
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Thanks! I have to say though, all the alternative swear words you come up with are excellent, so it’s not all bad!
 
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