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just saw this.

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I knew in his prime he was one of the the fittest footballers of all-time (if not the best) but man, he's 36 and dat abs, just wow! :SHOCK:
 
From an article a few years ago.

Seedorf was born in Surinam, the former Dutch colony in northernmost South America, with such an imposing physique that the nurses nicknamed him “King Kong”. Reputedly, he was eight days old when breast milk ceased to be enough for him and he began topping up with cassava porridge.

Only Milan understands him. The club possesses football’s most advanced medical centre, the “Milan Lab”, and on its physical and psychological tests Seedorf outscores all other players.

He is so muscular that he is banned from doing weight-training, reveals Zwartkruis. Better yet, a lab psychologist, Bruno de Michelis, concluded after careful analysis that as irritating as Seedorf might be, all his communication was intended to help people. De Michelis asked Milan’s players and coaches to let him talk.
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King Kong. :LOL:
 
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yeah, have heard about the Milan Lab before. it was told to be the biggest reason how Milan could still managed to get the best out of their older players even after those very long spells they had with the club. and I guess Milan have also the best football training ground in the world with Milanello (I think you'd know better about it, though). otherwise there's no way such a group of average players could have beaten a team like Barcelona few days ago. :P
 
Sadly, this is how Croatian 1st division looks nowdays: on yesterdays league match between NK Lokomotiva Zagreb (3rd) and RNK Split (4th) there were only 25 supporters. Game was played on Maksimir Stadium (home of Dinamo Zagreb) as Lokomotiva's stadium can't be licenced for league matches
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Milanista said:
And saw this on a Milan forum, lol

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Was also the cover for the sport section of one of Germany's most important newspapers, the Sueddeutsche Zeitung. So no fanboi picture at all. :)

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Sadly, this is how Croatian 1st division looks nowdays: on yesterdays league match between NK Lokomotiva Zagreb (3rd) and RNK Split (4th) there were only 25 supporters. Game was played on Maksimir Stadium (home of Dinamo Zagreb) as Lokomotiva's stadium can't be licenced for league matches
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So there were more players than supporters. Nice.
 
look at Dani Alves and Messi such a losers , special Dani Alves its an idiot



Cuky said:
Sadly, this is how Croatian 1st division looks nowdays: on yesterdays league match between NK Lokomotiva Zagreb (3rd) and RNK Split (4th) there were only 25 supporters. Game was played on Maksimir Stadium (home of Dinamo Zagreb) as Lokomotiva's stadium can't be licenced for league matches
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thats sad , I think this is on most of Ballkanik country's there is no fans on tribune....thats really sad , only when its like a rival derby , hated derby stadium is "full" other matchs there are just a few fans...

in Kosovo champions of Kosovo KF Prishtina (our most hated rival) only got 200fans in one normal league match at home , all tho its most biggest team ever here and its from capital city who has around 700.000 - 1 milion people living there to only have 200 people in tribune even if they are great and win most of times its really sad !

our team Vellaznim (where i started carier and playing until few years ago , I left coz an injury and coz i hardly get paid even if we finish 2nd in table that season and i was one of most important players over there and one of youngest in league and team to make it in first team) get around 3000-4000 in a normal home match (around 10000-11000 in matchs vs Prishtina , thats more than maximum of capacity on our small stadium) and our city has like 65.000-90.000 people living on city.... and we are doing pretty bad this season , we are on last 5 teams on table...
 
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That is true. Look at atmosphere at Poljud when Hajduk played against Inter Milan this summer
YouTube - 35,000 Croatians Sing DALMACIJO at STADION POLJUD (Hajduk Split vs. Inter Milan - August 2, 2012)

Or Stoke City last summer
YouTube - HNK Hajduk - Stoke City = Dalmacijo!!! HD

Or in league match against Dinamo Zagreb
YouTube - TORCIDA SPLIT : Hajduk - Dinamo 1:1

in other games there is few thousand supporters on Hajduk's home matches and Hajduk is by far the team with most supporters on their matches
 
yeah I know , dinamo Zagreb vs Hajduk Split its a big derby and i know atmosphere over there , and I love hajduk fans thats one of biggest reasons why im fan of hajduk (looking at ballkan countrys) also my fav NT its Hrvaska (dont know why i love everything about it , im in love witrh this country LOL) im looking forward for be in stadium in next few years for derby vs Dinamo Zagreb :D

btw my team mate(all tho i wasnt playing when he start but still i know him coz i go on matchs and training and i got a nice relation with whole staff as an ex player ) got "transfered" to Hajduk ... his name is Arlind Basha , its a young player very good one and promising talent , he played for 1st team here on age 15-16 in senior team than he got transfered to Hajduk , dont know how hes doing there now , hope to see him soon on 1st team there :)

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