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Valentinez A. Kaiser said:
Damn Ryan Mason retires at age 26 following the head clash with Cahill a year ago

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Cahill should donate like 2.5% of his standard football wages to the guy for the next 5 years + pay any medical expenses during that time and from up to the incident
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Thats fckd up, thought he was coming back... I believe him and Cech have become good friends as a result...
 
Water Ur Seeds said:
Thats fckd up, thought he was coming back... I believe him and Cech have become good friends as a result...
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Poch has offered him a role coaching (or whatever) at Spurs

Ryan Mason will have Tottenham support, says Mauricio Pochettino

Pochettino hailed Mason as having a "special" influence in his first years as manager at Spurs and believes the former midfielder has an "amazing football brain" that will make him a success in whatever post-playing career he decides to take up.

After his side produced a superb comeback to draw 2-2 at Juventus in their Champions League last-16 first leg, Pochettino recounted the day he met Mason as a frustrated academy player that went on to make 53 Premier League appearances under the Argentinian.

"Always he is and will be a special player for me because he represent a little bit this change in all the processes when we arrived at Tottenham.

"Sure he was a very successful player, and sure he will be a very successful person in football, and everything that he is going to do. It is very sad news but it opens up a massive future (for him). He is 26 but he is an amazing person and has an amazing football brain.

"Of course the door is open to help him; myself, the coaching staff and the club, because we love him and all his family. In the last few days he was at the training ground. He was talking a lot with us, the coaching staff and (academy boss) John McDermott.

"Don't worry Ryan because you are going to be a successful person in football outside of the pitch, no doubt about that."

http://www.skysports.com/football/n...ve-tottenham-support-says-mauricio-pochettino
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A lot of them end up gambling addicts as you got all that money now from a young age and fuck all to blow it on except hookers and gambling.
 
Ronaldo lining up to take a free kick must be the LEAST scary thing in the world. I cant even remember the last time i have seen him put one on target.
 
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