Very fascinated by the North Korea team in general. Not about the government or anything, but specifically about the individuals who represent the team and the extremely unique life they live. I’ve always wondered how does it work when some of them leave the country for the first time and perhaps see things or see a way of life in an other nation they’ve never seen before. Is there a strict policy on what they can talk about when they get back home?
daboatfromupnorth
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What kind of 17 year old bags almost a goal a game from the very start 😭
Those mad men are actually gonna escape relegation 😭❤️
The fact that continental spots + relegation account for the majority of the table makes this league insanely tense, Everyone always has something to play for.
Our biggest lead when nobody had a game in hand was 8 points and we were still extremely disappointed. I can’t imagine how botafogo fans will recover if they really do fumble it.
This is my first year following this league and my god do I enjoy the chaos from top to bottom. Come on vascoooo
Chelsea would pay him double
They way some Milan fans have been talking, I had no clue they were 2nd in the table
Why the immensely large fanbase then? I’m not Brazilian, so how does it work when you come from a city like 4+ teams, how do you pick who you support and why are Corinthians #1? Is it like London where ppl often go with their neighbourhoods? Or simply whoever is winning the most at the moment? (The abundance of united fans in London)
Having 4 (neutral) spots in a table of 20 makes for a super exciting championship
Is Corinthians the biggest club in São Paulo? It looks like you have more passionate fans, but São Paulo fc have exported a lot of big names to Europe and have been fairly successful in their history as well
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Name me one immobile goal