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Jogo bonito
Jogo bonito
“Eat a dick Hawthorn” lol
Hahaha that is what he said ai, I kept rewinding to listen. Dude that is the best lmao.“Eat a dick Hawthorn” lol
Can really see the Boak comparison in terms of hard running ability. Also noted the desire he has to keep the ball moving quickly. Yes, that's largely game plan based, however from the highlights, he shows the smarts to make the right play in that situation, and to use that hard running to really run the lines and create those link ups while under pressure. This to me, makes me feel he could work well in our current on ball brigade around stoppages.
“Eat a dick Hawthorn” lol
How good..
Any idea what that was about?“Eat a dick Hawthorn” lol
Only guessing but Hawks had pick 35, they might have suggested that Moraes would go at that pick but opted for Mraz instead.Any idea what that was about?
How good..
I think Moraes was linked to Hawthorn because of Brazilian heritage, but it was ruled that he didn't qualify. I'm guessing Hawthorn still made it clear they wanted him or something but then went with someone else haha.Any idea what that was about?
As someone mentioned yesterday, with Moraes
It's too hot for pizza pie followed by a snifter of cognac.Sorry if it has been done already but i saw the name and this popped into my head
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For those wondering, the pronunciation is similar to “more eyes”.
It's never too hot for either.It's too hot for pizza pie followed by a snifter of cognac.
Is that like katsuobushi?Jogo bonito
It's already been posted that his father is Brazilian and his family name is Portuguese.Wonder if he's got a Greek background. Doesn't seem like a typical Greek surname but can't think what other nationality it would be.
Is that like katsuobushi?