BANANA KICK
In the European football scene, some players have experienced racism treatment. In fact, Dani Alves and Kevin Prince Boateng been treated very commendable. Spectators threw bananas at them.
Different reactions with cranky Boateng left the field, Alves just coldly citing bananas and ate them. And then return to play.
Literally, the banana is a fruit. But inevitable, many people are making it a symbol. Bananas candles and horn banana is the contrast in size. But still the one they are one family. I do not want to mention the name fam bananas. Please find themselves.
Alves arguably commendable attitude. Instead of anger, even Alves aware that bananas are rich in protein, fiber, and vitamins. Moreover, village Brazil is one of the largest banana-producing countries.
Alves's compatriot, Roberto Carlos has ever received similar treatment though not had a banana thrown. Carlos replied to ridicule haters with "tendangan2 banana" curved and accurate. So it was natural Carlos executor free kick in the list of the most deadly.
Alves and Carlos was grazing at different clubs so-called eternal rivals, Barcelona and Real Madrid. But they realize how important philosophy of bananas in playing football and state.
Ah, to review the banana is endless. But keep in mind, bananas are delicious taste. Especially contrived piscok with cheese topping .... sluuurps.
Hopefully someday Alves realize how delicious banana compote made in Indonesia
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Nice writeup @pakkeplor.
When i saw alves reaction to the banana throwing, i developed deep respect for him. He was calm and his actions silenced the crowd, they were trying to ridicule him but he turned the table on them.
As for Carlos, his banana is the most beautiful i have ever seen
steady friend, hopefully things like this for the last time it happens. I think you're more aware of the racist friends. greetings @ogochukwu
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