Oh, I hope he finds somewhere where he can successfully play again.
And I also hope that Miro Klose gets on well, although he is not really someone one needs to worry about, I guess. From last I read, he's leaning towards leaving Italy, and both the US and German are up for consideration. Supposedly he hasn't registered the boys at school for next year yet.
AFAIK Poldi's family still lives near Cologne. I wonder how they juggle that; it can't be easy. He keeps posting photos of himself with the dog, who is apparently his "best friend". Really, it's exactly the kind of dog I'd imagine for him.
Miro Klose is unreal. He apparently sleeps eleven hours per night (or rather "Papa has a nap" in the morning after bringing the children to school). And before the World Cup, he said that the last time he had been drunk was in 2005. I guess footballers have to live like that if they want to play at his age at that level.
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Oh, I hope he finds somewhere where he can successfully play again.
And I also hope that Miro Klose gets on well, although he is not really someone one needs to worry about, I guess. From last I read, he's leaning towards leaving Italy, and both the US and German are up for consideration. Supposedly he hasn't registered the boys at school for next year yet.
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Klose will find something I'm sure, how old are the boys?
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Miro Klose is unreal. He apparently sleeps eleven hours per night (or rather "Papa has a nap" in the morning after bringing the children to school). And before the World Cup, he said that the last time he had been drunk was in 2005. I guess footballers have to live like that if they want to play at his age at that level.
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