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RIP Diego Maradona
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I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.
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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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WelshinPhilly wrote:


I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.

Great player but ditto.

Shame he seemed to struggle with life so much.
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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [Kay Serrar] [ In reply to ]
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Kay Serrar wrote:
WelshinPhilly wrote:


I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.


Great player but ditto.

Shame he seemed to struggle with life so much.

"Troubled genius".

Glad Youtube exists so I've been able to watch videos of him.
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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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WelshinPhilly wrote:
I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.


Here you go (again).





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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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WelshinPhilly wrote:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54810392


I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.

Everyone who hasn't done so already should watch the Asif Kapadia documentary on him - it's simply amazing.

(and then go and watch the same director's docs on Amy Winehouse and Ayrton Senna).



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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [Kay Serrar] [ In reply to ]
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Kay Serrar wrote:
WelshinPhilly wrote:


I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.


Great player but ditto.

Shame he seemed to struggle with life so much.

^^^^This. RIP to one of the greats



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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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WelshinPhilly wrote:
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I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.

Loved watching him play in his prime. The hand of God reached out and called him home.
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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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Legend.

"You should have brought some more guys."

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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [axlsix3] [ In reply to ]
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axlsix3 wrote:
WelshinPhilly wrote:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54810392


I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.


Loved watching him play in his prime. The hand of God reached out and called him home.

I've been struggling all afternoon trying to think up a Hand of God joke.
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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [wimsey] [ In reply to ]
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In my youth,I modeled my pregame warm up after him, untied boots and all.
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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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Tragic. I wish I had been follwing soccer when he was playing. On the CBSSports Post Match show this afternoon they were showing his top five moves. H O L Y C R A P.

It is a shame he is known for the Hand of God, but one of the clips they showed was another goal he scored against England that day, dribbling through and around at least five players.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmyssDtOiLM Diego Mardona Top 50 Amazing Skill Moves Ever

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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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We've lost so many this year, not all Covid-19 related either. Kobe, Maradona, RBG, Trebek, Connery. RIP
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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [scorpio516] [ In reply to ]
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scorpio516 wrote:
axlsix3 wrote:
WelshinPhilly wrote:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54810392


I do have to admit still being a tad salty about that handball goal in 1986.


Loved watching him play in his prime. The hand of God reached out and called him home.

I've been struggling all afternoon trying to think up a Hand of God joke.

That was the only one you could make; honestly, it was my FIRST thought

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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [tri_kid] [ In reply to ]
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And only 60. Too young.

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Re: RIP Diego Maradona [frisbeedisc] [ In reply to ]
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Billabong wrote:
Tragic. I wish I had been follwing soccer when he was playing. On the CBSSports Post Match show this afternoon they were showing his top five moves. H O L Y C R A P.

It is a shame he is known for the Hand of God, but one of the clips they showed was another goal he scored against England that day, dribbling through and around at least five players.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmyssDtOiLM Diego Mardona Top 50 Amazing Skill Moves Ever

That game basically sums the two sides of the Maradonna coin: at once one of the most technically gifted players and one of the biggest shithousers. He even had the galls to tell supporters of SSC Napoli to support him and Argentina when Arg played Italy in the 1990 World Cup. The sheer insouciance of it all.

Here’s that run against England. In that famous Weah goal, he sliced through the opposition with speed. Maradonna is all about breaking ankles.




frisbeedisc wrote:
In my youth,I modeled my pregame warm up after him, untied boots and all.

With music set to Live is Life? This was before the start of a Bayern v SSC Napoli match in the Uefa Cup semifinals. Strutted his stuff in front of the Bayern home crowd. Again, starring in the dual role of the wind-up merchant and football acrobat.

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