TIL Kazuyoshi Miura holds the distinction of having the world’s longest professional football career, and, as of 2023, is the oldest professional footballer in the world at 55. He also holds the unique distinction of having played professional football in five separate decades (1980s–2020s)
- By - RomanVesper
Definitely cringe, nothing next level about this
Lol reminds me of Joe Dirt
He's at a decent top club too. It's wild.
A... donkey?
Shit my bad a pig or boar lol
Heh, all good. Does that make the puzzle any clearer?
I tried again but nah lol
Yeah idk if I've ever seen a dude not go to the AS with the numbers he has put up
Philly fans usually go hard. I'm not shocked lol
Lmao this is definitely something I'd never thought I'd see
Happy to hear he lost. I still find it weird so many celebs support him
Hey maybe Billionaires shouldn't exist
Yeah I've noticed It as well. Seems more prevalent than ever
Free Guy
What a crazy read
He didn't say he was good at gambling.
I meant player props lol. My bad should have been more specific
The game is so fast these days ISO triple threat moves don't fit. Isolation ball slows everything down. Nobody likes to play that D'Antoni style that Harden and Melo made famous
D’Antoni style is whatever fits his players. He is mostly known for Seven Seconds or Less and pick and rolls surrounded by shooters
I remember the Steve Nash Amare days. But he's also known for ISo basketball when he had a superstar like Melo or Harden. He used to let Leandro Barbosa run wild in Phoenix. He definitely coaches to players strengths