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Firstly, excuse our friend Abva1968, as you know Peruvians wear their heart on their sleeves as they rightly should with our circumstances.
Rodriguez being "terrible" is much different than him "being the worst defender in all of South America". Which is also wrong.
How am I supposed to infer you're Peruvian? Aside from the wholehearted negativity, there was no indication to me that you are Peruvian. And it's true, the team from the 70's are impossible to overcome especially with the weak structure of our local tournament. But at this moment, we have a team that is slowly reflecting our personality and constantly growing. Unfortunately for you, there's no room for negativity or reminiscing. But at least you still watch the games.
We're definitely not assured of a position, but we're fighting every day. The beautiful thing about football, my friend, is that it is always unpredictable. We'll fight until the end...Thanks for watching though!
Why are you thanking me for watching? I'm Peruvian. I just happen to live in the United States now. It's odd to be thanked for watching my Peru play. Then, again, I grew up during an era when Peruvian soccer was something you were proud of because they were great -- Cubillas, Cueto, Oblitas, Chumpitas. Our culture at the time produced great soccer players and good teams. The Peruvian culture today produces garbage teams. But at least you still watch the games.
Why are you thanking me for watching? I'm Peruvian. I just happen to live in the United States now. It's odd to be thanked for watching my Peru play. Then, again, I grew up during an era when Peruvian soccer was something you were proud of because they were great -- Cubillas, Cueto, Oblitas, Chumpitas. Our culture at the time produced great soccer players and good teams. The Peruvian culture todays produces garbage teams. Thank you for watching though.
Why are you thanking me for watching? I'm Peruvian. I just happen to live in the United States now. It's odd to be thanked for watching my Peru play. Then, again, I grew up during an era when Peruvian soccer was something you were proud of because they were great -- Cubillas, Cueto, Oblitas, Chumpitas. Our culture at the time produced great soccer players and good teams. The Peruvian culture today produces garbage teams. Thank you for watching though.
Firstly, excuse our friend Abva1968, as you know Peruvians wear their heart on their sleeves as they rightly should with our circumstances.
Rodriguez being "terrible" is much different than him "being the worst defender in all of South America". Which is also wrong.
How am I supposed to infer you're Peruvian? Aside from the wholehearted negativity, there was no indication to me that you are Peruvian. And it's true, the team from the 70's are impossible to overcome especially with the weak structure of our local tournament. But at this moment, we have a team that is slowly reflecting our personality and constantly growing. Unfortunately for you, there's no room for negativity or reminiscing. But at least you still watch the games.