Literally the worst, it's what's running the game, exact same as psg, man city & Chelsea. Okay, at least its more clean money, but its buying your way to the top
NFL owners should be more like Rob & Ryan. Sign the checks , enjoy the games and stay away from the front office. They know their limitations and don’t interfere with the professionals they have hired to run the team.
Don't know much about NFL owners but at least they're not state owned like some of the premier league teams are, worst owners ever, shouldn't be allowed. EPL is as existing as watching paint dry these days. Thank god for these two, lower league rocks
It's called football because back in England all field sports that were played by peasants were referred to as "football" because they were played ON your feet and not on horseback. That's why there's Rugby Football Union, The National Football League, Australian Rules football, etc. It all stems from the exact same sport in Great Britain with varying regional rules from a few hundred years ago.
As an Englishman this is I correct, rugby is called football because they were playing football and a player picked up the ball and that spurred into rugby football
Rugby is the game American football came from in England and it is correct that the game used to be only played with their feet, until a student at the upper class Rugby School in England during a match almost two centuries ago, decided to pick up the ball and run with it creating Rugby. Due to the upper classes in England tended to play Rugby more, they classed Rugby as the Rugby Football Union and classed real football as soccer to differentiate the games, but most British people never accepted this reclassification so still called soccer football and so did most of the world. But predominately white former British colonies like the USA, Australia and New Zealand accepted these reclassifications to call football soccer to promote their own bastardised versions of Rugby with the agenda promoting their own culture and independence from their former colonial masters.
The hairdryer treatment refers to Sit Alex Ferguson throwing a hairdryer at a player . His temper was infamous and the hairdryer treatment now refers to getting a bollocking off the manager
Excellent interview. The only issue I have is the answer to the question at 20:47. Ryan and Rob are great owners, but the correct answer is Nigel Travis and Kent Teague.
The two best owners are Delia Smith and Michael Wyn Jones ( who happens to be Welsh ) and are majority shareholders at Norwich City F.C. and who rescued the club 20 odd years ago and were also knee deep with fans in pubs, in the stands and did many community things. Delia Smith is a famous TV chef.
Football and soccer had similar origins in the US, which is why football is called football. Soccer is called soccer because the British called it “association football”. The “association” part got shortened to soccer.
@@theotherguy8007it been called soccer since the founding of the original Association Football rules. And I am not an American I am English and my team is Birmingham City FC. P.s. the original rule book only had 13 rules. And my fav was the throw in rule. Whoever got the ball first after it goes out get the throw in. Not who kicked it out. It would be hilarious if that was still a rule.
@@theotherguy8007 you know what it stands for. But you do realise things can be called more than one thing and both be correct. Those like yourself you can’t accept that soccer is a perfectly acceptable label I find curious. Are you really so invested that it must be only called football? Please enlighten me as to why it must only be ever be called football? And I would love to hear your reasoning.
@@lordomacron3719 Then why argue? Your own club has it named for almost 100 years. No football club outside Usa use the name soccer. No real football supporter call it soccer. And soccer was only used in a small time fame in england and was only a nickname. Around 1900s they called it football just good old football. Time for speciel ed to catch up with the rest of the world. They are more the 100 years behind.
Born Giants fan here.. Eli is like not a voice actor and sounds like a robot but his persona now and always really has made me watch him and I am entertained. Am I a boring person? xD
Also a giants fan. I think it’s cause he was so nonchalant on the field and so monotone throughout his career it comes to a surprise to us how funny and social he is. Plus the antidote that I always defend him against literally all nfl fans not a giants fan haha.
If you had told me in 2006 (as a 16 year old) that “Mac” from Its Always Sunny would be talking to Eli Manning on an official NY Giants UA-cam channel I would’ve said … “Yes, the Great Ones of Old foresaw this long ago. ‘‘Twas fate..”
The British created the term "Soccer" and also were the reason that American Football got it's name from shortening of "Gridiron Football", a name given for the type of "football (not played on horseback)" played on the "gridiron" field.
It's true that the British created the name Soccer (after football existed) … are you claiming Americans created the name Football? Or stole it … the term for another sport entirely 🤣
"Squeaky bump time" did not only relate to football, it's anything in life, sporta is often just when you get the pressure like that. It just means being really nervous, scared that subverting might come. So if you're the weaker team & have the lead & are trying to hold out for the last 5 min
The real reason it’s called football bc when it was invented most sports were played on horseback so any other sport that was played while running on ground was considered “football”. I do agree it makes much more sense for soccer to be football tho.
I'm not so certain of that information. I know that football as we know it was originally a version of rugby as the originator of the sport went overseas and loved rugby so much he wanted it in the US. That over time of course morphed into what we now know as football. I also know that many sports around the world were played on the ground as few people could actually afford horses for sport.
There are mainly three kinds of "football" played today. "Football" refers to any game that is played with a ball on a field on foot (as opposed to on horseback). What's today called "American football" should be technically called "gridiron football," due to the necessity of horizontal yard markings, making the field resembling a gridiron. "Rugby" (also known as "Ruggers Football") is named after the original British public school that came up their own version of playing a ball game on foot. "Soccer" is short for "Association football," referring to an association of British public schools who came up with the rules for what is now the world's most popular game, in order to standardize intramural play. Wikipedia is your friend.
@@_Jake.From.Statefarm_ Yes, but not "Ruggers Football." Rugger was public school abbreviated slang for Rugby Football, in the same way that Soccer was slang for Association Football. You wouldn't say Soccer Football.
@@adventussaxonum448 Yeah I know. Did I not say that? If I came across as trying to say something other than that I apologize but my point was that they are all under the umbrella of football. Some places use their more popular version of football as the dominant naming. Oddly even some names don't translate to football at all. Like Calcio (kick). I think people just need to get over it lol.
The English tried to eradicate the welsh language, especially in south wales, as recently as the 50's children would be caned in school if heard talking in welsh. The main reason was that english owned the coal mines and steelworks and did not want there employees saying things that management could not understand. Since the 60's and 70's there has been a resurgence in the welsh language.
Eli is literally a below average QB that was carried by the defense two times. The defense was the MVP of both post seasons. One of them should have received the MVPs both times.
@@thejuke_ Eli was literally never even the best QB in the 4 team NFC East. Eli is a below QB that had to rely on the defense to keep multiple pro bowl QBs to one of their worst games of the year and then still needed lucky plays to have narrow last second wins in most of his playoff wins. There is nothing special about Eli. For example, Eli has never beaten a single playoff team that scored more than 20 points. Even when 5 of those same teams met the Giants in the regular season for mostly blowout wins scoring 45, 32, 35, 38, 27, and 37 points. And then in the playoffs, not one of them scores over 20. Was that Eli? Do team normally make the playoffs scoring less than 21 points? As for the rest of his career, his yearly passer rating was below the NFL average 9 times. That's over half his career. 5 of the other 7 it was over the average by 3.8 or less (on a scale that goes to 158.3). 2 times in 16 years, he was a somewhat above average QB. He also only made the top 10 passer rating once in 16 years. Once. Stop pretending that he was a good QB. He wasn't. And while you might scream "2x SB MVP" (which the defense truly earned) till the end of time, but that's all you have and I haven't even warmed up yet.
@@tomknapp6194 go off bro Eli was one of THE most clutch QBs to ever play when it mattered most and if you want to talk about other QBs in the division feel free to let me know who won in that division while we were I’ll wait. Didn’t put up more than 20 points but he got it done. Nobody discounts brady for beating the rams while not scoring 20 points 😂 Btw I said Eli is the goat for getting Ryan Reynolds on his show Subscribe to the Juke Tom!
Yeah it's not like he beat Tom Brady in 2 superbowls or anything. Not like he stopped the Patriots from going undefeated. Definitely didn't work out well for him.
It's called American football because it stemmed from the rugby football being played in the UK. Association football became known as soccer or football. There's many who can explain better than myself but that's essentially the reason behind it being called American football. The hairdryer treatment refers to a Sit Alex Ferguson moment as Man utd manager where he threw a hairdryer at a player in the changing rooms. Sir Alex was renowned for his rants and temper
Why do Americans call their game Football? Football began as an ad hoc, but increasingly popular, ball kicking game in England in the 1800s. It soon gained so much traction, that they needed to form an association and a formal set of rules. So the Football Association was born in England and with it the The Laws of Association Football. The game was soon picked up by the fee paying schools in England and at one school, Rugby, they adapted it and started playing their own version of the game which they called Rugby Football. Now, when the boys wanted to play a game they would say 'should we play 'Rugger (Rugby) or 'Assoc' (short for Association). Assoc was eventually corrupted to 'Socca'. Hence the name soccer - which most English people believe is an American word, but it too came from Rugby School. In around 1900, Rugby Football was transported to the USA where it was initially very popular. The world's first Rugby international was played between USA and Canada. Later the Americans did what the Rugby School boys had done and developed their own version of the game and they called it American Football. Hence, we now have Association Football, Rugby Football and American Football, the latter of which gets abbreviated to just 'football' in the US.
The "hairdryer treatment" is where the manager is quite literally in the players face, nose to nose, screaming at them, with obscenities thrown in for good measure.
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@@doomsdaylibrary9442 I know I love it. Eli owns Tom Brady 🐐 in the superbowl
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I can't wait to see Wrexham get promoted. Easiest team in the world to start rooting for.
they have been promoted and have a team that can easily win league 2 as well
Literally the worst, it's what's running the game, exact same as psg, man city & Chelsea. Okay, at least its more clean money, but its buying your way to the top
@@kurtsudheim825 I agree. They ARE running the league. Great input!
the "illegal procedure" line from Coach Coughlin will live with me forever 😂
Same!!
Look up more clips of him, man was comedy gold
The front bit face tom coughlin will be remembered as 1 of the best to coaCH your Ny giants
Welcome to Wrexham has been outstanding so far.
I couldn't agree more!!!
It was good and the second series(or season if you're American) is due to be released later next year.
“Canadian fired up is like American slightly annoyed” 😂
Love the trash talk between Eli and Rob😂
Nice touch, showing Eli beating the Eagles in OT when Rob said watching them play made them become characters on the TV 🤣
That was dirty. 🤣
That was one of Eli's better statistical games and he still needed a defensive score to force overtime.
Much Love
NFL owners should be more like Rob & Ryan. Sign the checks , enjoy the games and stay away from the front office. They know their limitations and don’t interfere with the professionals they have hired to run the team.
And build within the community
This is a very small club compared to the NFL or Premier League teams.
@@manucr9183 , but their philosophy could work for any size organization.
Hooray for Humphrey Ker.
Don't know much about NFL owners but at least they're not state owned like some of the premier league teams are, worst owners ever, shouldn't be allowed. EPL is as existing as watching paint dry these days. Thank god for these two, lower league rocks
It feels like my worlds are colliding...I love it 😂
Another great kickoff to a new season. Well done guys. Great laughs.
THESE 2 have got the whole of WREXHAM BOUNCING 🐑🐑🐑❤️🏴🇨🇦🇺🇸❤️
It's called football because back in England all field sports that were played by peasants were referred to as "football" because they were played ON your feet and not on horseback. That's why there's Rugby Football Union, The National Football League, Australian Rules football, etc. It all stems from the exact same sport in Great Britain with varying regional rules from a few hundred years ago.
As an Englishman this is I correct, rugby is called football because they were playing football and a player picked up the ball and that spurred into rugby football
Wow... it all finally makes sense!
Rugby is the game American football came from in England and it is correct that the game used to be only played with their feet, until a student at the upper class Rugby School in England during a match almost two centuries ago, decided to pick up the ball and run with it creating Rugby. Due to the upper classes in England tended to play Rugby more, they classed Rugby as the Rugby Football Union and classed real football as soccer to differentiate the games, but most British people never accepted this reclassification so still called soccer football and so did most of the world. But predominately white former British colonies like the USA, Australia and New Zealand accepted these reclassifications to call football soccer to promote their own bastardised versions of Rugby with the agenda promoting their own culture and independence from their former colonial masters.
@@Delboy0 Isn’t that Rugby story a myth? Like the American Football myth that the “foot” refers to the ball’s length.
@@GuitarReader No it isn't a myth as the sport is name after the school this incident happened in.
I just love seeing Eli all over the big blue landscape. And O'Hara
Great show Eli manning is made for tv !
Ryan Reynolds is great especially as Deadpool. Love that he's on the Eli Manning Show. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Canadian fired up at a hockey game is a completely different animal though! There were several fist fights a peewee games lol
Who doesn't love Ryan Reynolds ❤️🤣🤣👍
He's boring and unattractive.
The hairdryer treatment refers to Sit Alex Ferguson throwing a hairdryer at a player . His temper was infamous and the hairdryer treatment now refers to getting a bollocking off the manager
Excellent interview. The only issue I have is the answer to the question at 20:47. Ryan and Rob are great owners, but the correct answer is Nigel Travis and Kent Teague.
"I don't think it holds up Shawn"😂😂😂
YOOOO “I’m much younger than you” “I was in college when Van Wilder came out” 🤣 Eli got’em
Cool stuff Eli!
Seeing Rob hug Ryan instead of his wife just makes me think, "Out of the way bird!"
ELI your show is becoming one of my fav shows! And I don’t even watch much American football CHAD POWERS babe! Hahah
lol love the welcome to wrexham on the tvs
This is hilarious I gotta watch more of it
Congratulations Blake and Ryan Reynolds. They're having their fourth child now.
It’s pretty awesome to embrace what football is over there. I’m not even a fan but I respect the passion and they have over there
The two best owners are Delia Smith and Michael Wyn Jones ( who happens to be Welsh ) and are majority shareholders at Norwich City F.C. and who rescued the club 20 odd years ago and were also knee deep with fans in pubs, in the stands and did many community things. Delia Smith is a famous TV chef.
I really love the editing and production style
This bar is on my list when I visit New York next month
Football and soccer had similar origins in the US, which is why football is called football. Soccer is called soccer because the British called it “association football”. The “association” part got shortened to soccer.
No just football. Only americans call it soccer because you are very confused about bodyparts.
@@theotherguy8007it been called soccer since the founding of the original Association Football rules.
And I am not an American I am English and my team is Birmingham City FC.
P.s. the original rule book only had 13 rules. And my fav was the throw in rule. Whoever got the ball first after it goes out get the throw in. Not who kicked it out.
It would be hilarious if that was still a rule.
@@lordomacron3719 what does fc stand for?
@@theotherguy8007 you know what it stands for. But you do realise things can be called more than one thing and both be correct.
Those like yourself you can’t accept that soccer is a perfectly acceptable label I find curious. Are you really so invested that it must be only called football?
Please enlighten me as to why it must only be ever be called football?
And I would love to hear your reasoning.
@@lordomacron3719 Then why argue? Your own club has it named for almost 100 years.
No football club outside Usa use the name soccer. No real football supporter call it soccer.
And soccer was only used in a small time fame in england and was only a nickname. Around 1900s they called it football just good old football.
Time for speciel ed to catch up with the rest of the world. They are more the 100 years behind.
From the UK
football means “on foot” as games like polo used to be played on horseback
I love how Eli kept checking the wrist without anything on it. Even if that’s not a watch on the other wrist, it would’ve looked less awkward 😂😂😂
I love the Milwaukee Wayne's World reference.
Born Giants fan here.. Eli is like not a voice actor and sounds like a robot but his persona now and always really has made me watch him and I am entertained. Am I a boring person? xD
Also a giants fan. I think it’s cause he was so nonchalant on the field and so monotone throughout his career it comes to a surprise to us how funny and social he is. Plus the antidote that I always defend him against literally all nfl fans not a giants fan haha.
Love the bits where it devolves into an IASIP episode with 4 people yelling over each other.
If you had told me in 2006 (as a 16 year old) that “Mac” from Its Always Sunny would be talking to Eli Manning on an official NY Giants UA-cam channel I would’ve said …
“Yes, the Great Ones of Old foresaw this long ago. ‘‘Twas fate..”
I love Ryan Reynolds but I love Eli more
The British created the term "Soccer" and also were the reason that American Football got it's name from shortening of "Gridiron Football", a name given for the type of "football (not played on horseback)" played on the "gridiron" field.
It's true that the British created the name Soccer (after football existed) … are you claiming Americans created the name Football? Or stole it … the term for another sport entirely 🤣
Rob is clearly not stoked to be on a Giants show.
Love that they showed the clip of eli beating the eagles 🤣🤣🤣
One of his better games in which he still needed a defensive score to help force overtime. Seriously, Eli is not that good.
Eli is the 🐐
It’s about time two actors who never played professional sports explained watching sporting events. What insights. My life now makes sense.
Sadly, your comment suggests it doesn't.
Up the Worldwide Reds! 🏴 🇺🇸
Wrexham AFC
' Welcome to Wrexham '
The funny thing is that because of his film work, Reynolds is utterly shredded. He’s undoubtedly the one in the best shape of the four.
7:45 weird, you’d think as a Flyers fan Rob would know just how fired up Canadians can get.
Did Shaun just take a fake drunk from the wrong side of the cup in the intro?!?!?! Lols
"Squeaky bump time" did not only relate to football, it's anything in life, sporta is often just when you get the pressure like that. It just means being really nervous, scared that subverting might come. So if you're the weaker team & have the lead & are trying to hold out for the last 5 min
You can tell Rob actually finds it hard to be in Eli's presence loool
Instinctual is a brilliant word we have never heard in England before
The real reason it’s called football bc when it was invented most sports were played on horseback so any other sport that was played while running on ground was considered “football”. I do agree it makes much more sense for soccer to be football tho.
I'm not so certain of that information. I know that football as we know it was originally a version of rugby as the originator of the sport went overseas and loved rugby so much he wanted it in the US. That over time of course morphed into what we now know as football. I also know that many sports around the world were played on the ground as few people could actually afford horses for sport.
@@codys7942 Troys comment is way earlier. His is the invention of rugby rules football. Both his and yours happened.
So anyone else see Eli looking at the wrong wrist for time twice ?
There are mainly three kinds of "football" played today. "Football" refers to any game that is played with a ball on a field on foot (as opposed to on horseback).
What's today called "American football" should be technically called "gridiron football," due to the necessity of horizontal yard markings, making the field resembling a gridiron.
"Rugby" (also known as "Ruggers Football") is named after the original British public school that came up their own version of playing a ball game on foot.
"Soccer" is short for "Association football," referring to an association of British public schools who came up with the rules for what is now the world's most popular game, in order to standardize intramural play.
Wikipedia is your friend.
I'm English and never heard a rugby fan call it that lol
@@matthewpearce8481 It's literally on their headquarters in big red letters. "England Rugby Football Union"
@@_Jake.From.Statefarm_
Yes, but not "Ruggers Football."
Rugger was public school abbreviated slang for Rugby Football, in the same way that Soccer was slang for Association Football. You wouldn't say Soccer Football.
@@adventussaxonum448 Yeah I know. Did I not say that? If I came across as trying to say something other than that I apologize but my point was that they are all under the umbrella of football. Some places use their more popular version of football as the dominant naming. Oddly even some names don't translate to football at all. Like Calcio (kick). I think people just need to get over it lol.
The English tried to eradicate the welsh language, especially in south wales, as recently as the 50's children would be caned in school if heard talking in welsh. The main reason was that english owned the coal mines and steelworks and did not want there employees saying things that management could not understand. Since the 60's and 70's there has been a resurgence in the welsh language.
Apparently, despite giving it priority in all public service material, it's declining again.
Wrexham vs Gotham at MetLife
Let’s Go!!
Subtitles for fans in Latin America would be great to feel more involved with the team of our heart
Wish I could see the wild scenarios of revenge on Eli that Rob was imagining at 11:20
We not going to talk about Robs calves in that soccer pic? Lol
Awesome
Eli is the goat
Eli is literally a below average QB that was carried by the defense two times. The defense was the MVP of both post seasons. One of them should have received the MVPs both times.
@@tomknapp6194 Eli is the Goat
With 2 Super Bowl rings against the Goat
Stop the slander
@@thejuke_ Eli was literally never even the best QB in the 4 team NFC East. Eli is a below QB that had to rely on the defense to keep multiple pro bowl QBs to one of their worst games of the year and then still needed lucky plays to have narrow last second wins in most of his playoff wins. There is nothing special about Eli.
For example, Eli has never beaten a single playoff team that scored more than 20 points. Even when 5 of those same teams met the Giants in the regular season for mostly blowout wins scoring 45, 32, 35, 38, 27, and 37 points. And then in the playoffs, not one of them scores over 20. Was that Eli? Do team normally make the playoffs scoring less than 21 points?
As for the rest of his career, his yearly passer rating was below the NFL average 9 times. That's over half his career. 5 of the other 7 it was over the average by 3.8 or less (on a scale that goes to 158.3). 2 times in 16 years, he was a somewhat above average QB. He also only made the top 10 passer rating once in 16 years. Once.
Stop pretending that he was a good QB. He wasn't. And while you might scream "2x SB MVP" (which the defense truly earned) till the end of time, but that's all you have and I haven't even warmed up yet.
@@tomknapp6194 go off bro Eli was one of THE most clutch QBs to ever play when it mattered most and if you want to talk about other QBs in the division feel free to let me know who won in that division while we were
I’ll wait.
Didn’t put up more than 20 points but he got it done. Nobody discounts brady for beating the rams while not scoring 20 points 😂
Btw I said Eli is the goat for getting Ryan Reynolds on his show
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Ryan is extremely funny
hope you guys all have a pint afterwards
How do the Giants only have 140k subs??
Glad to see Eli have something to fall back on since football didn't work out for him... Lol
yeah, sucks it didn't work out for him...only a two time champion lol
Yeah it's not like he beat Tom Brady in 2 superbowls or anything. Not like he stopped the Patriots from going undefeated. Definitely didn't work out well for him.
Rob wears that outfit on most interviews. 😂
It's called American football because it stemmed from the rugby football being played in the UK. Association football became known as soccer or football. There's many who can explain better than myself but that's essentially the reason behind it being called American football. The hairdryer treatment refers to a Sit Alex Ferguson moment as Man utd manager where he threw a hairdryer at a player in the changing rooms. Sir Alex was renowned for his rants and temper
Brand of Eli’s vest?
Off to a great start with Ryan Reynolds.
Now, if we can get Eli to wear a Wrexham AFC jersey…
Ryan Reynolds is slowly turning into Col. Sanders
Oooooh Ryannnn 50 push-ups plzzzzz also I wanna see lol
Rob did not want to look at Eli
HAHAHAHA "I was at Wexham time" Eli is hilarious
Welcome to English football Rob and Ryan where you'll have a love & hate relationship with the game, good luck.
I love to club...the golf club.
Sign me up for 10 seasons of Welcome to Wrexham
Why do Americans call their game Football? Football began as an ad hoc, but increasingly popular, ball kicking game in England in the 1800s. It soon gained so much traction, that they needed to form an association and a formal set of rules. So the Football Association was born in England and with it the The Laws of Association Football. The game was soon picked up by the fee paying schools in England and at one school, Rugby, they adapted it and started playing their own version of the game which they called Rugby Football. Now, when the boys wanted to play a game they would say 'should we play 'Rugger (Rugby) or 'Assoc' (short for Association). Assoc was eventually corrupted to 'Socca'. Hence the name soccer - which most English people believe is an American word, but it too came from Rugby School. In around 1900, Rugby Football was transported to the USA where it was initially very popular. The world's first Rugby international was played between USA and Canada. Later the Americans did what the Rugby School boys had done and developed their own version of the game and they called it American Football. Hence, we now have Association Football, Rugby Football and American Football, the latter of which gets abbreviated to just 'football' in the US.
Would’ve been great if the entire interview didn’t sound like they were all speaking into a fish bowl…typical performance be the NY Giants haha😂
"Who are the two best owners in all of ENGLISH football?"????? 😂 😂 😂
Wrexham is not in England, Wrexham is in WALES!!!! 🏴
Yeah but Wrexham are in the English National league so that is the correct thing to say lol Its English football league's not Welsh.
This is great..Rob is a mega eagles fan..must've been awkward alittle for him.
Yeah awkward to be in the room with a 2 time super bowl winner he must have felt so out of place 😏
It’s not “football”. It’s football.
Constant talking over each other 😳😳😳😳
Wonder how Ryan feels about Mr Favre right now
wait maybe eli can get deadpool on the giants with his mutant abilities we could replace jones
men hugging each other and jumping up and down when there teams scores ... yeah welcome to football XDDD
All you guys should watch Australian rules football - now that’s football
who is rob mcelenney?
Creator and Star of A really big Tv show in the state's with Charlie Day... It's always sunny in Philadelphia
No negative intentions here. But Rob looks like Brad Williams, after scientists gave him the Captain America Serum.
Hair dryer treatment was Alex Ferguson throwing a hair dryer at David Beckham after a bad game.
Kicked a boot
The "hairdryer treatment" is where the manager is quite literally in the players face, nose to nose, screaming at them, with obscenities thrown in for good measure.
A screamer is a longshot goal
Oh Lord...Rob called it the S word. 😋
Ryan Reynolds never did his push-ups smh
Guys remember "football' not "soccer" here in wrexham you'll get attacked for that.
Does Wrexham sound like another word or am I just imagining it?
They speak Welsh in parts of Argentina as well bit of useless information for you
and Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States.
only problem is that they have TikTok as their sponser...
Ryan hey, there is no helmets in football
if you drink coffee you better respect the people (too often kids) who picked the beans. Fair Trade!