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Wow crazy how disrespectful that team was to their teammate. I thought teams were supposed to be loyal.

Margot Robbie in the thumbnail is crazy💀

0:04 is straight up nonsense 💀

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Can we stop talking about the thumb nail and talk about how zlatan sent it back💀

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👍or👎 thumbs doun for Messi and thumbs 👍 for Ronaldo

Nice vid.That intro litteraly made me Rollin

I just lost it at 7:04 😂

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“I tasted Messi’s mom” 💀🤣

Bro said ronaldo is sexy 😅😂😂

When lofe did the Ronaldo thing it was a joke

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He always makes these thumbnails

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That’s a challenging question, but I’ll try to answer it as best as I can. Here are some players from all 42 SPFL clubs, based on the current squads as of November 20231: Aberdeen: Lewis Ferguson, Scott Brown, Christian Ramirez, Declan Gallagher, Joe Lewis Airdrieonians: Callum Gallagher, Scott Agnew, Sean Crighton, Kyle Connell, Leon McCann Alloa Athletic: Alan Trouten, Liam Buchanan, Andy Graham, Innes Murray, Neil Parry Annan Athletic: Max Wright, Owen Moxon, Iain Anderson, Steven Swinglehurst, Alex Mitchell Arbroath: Dale Hilson, Thomas O’Brien, Nicky Low, Derek Gaston, Luke Donnelly Ayr United: Tom Walsh, Michael Moffat, Aaron Muirhead, Luke McCowan, Charlie Albinson Bonnyrigg Rose: Lee Currie, George Hunter, Dean Brett, Neil Martyniuk, Michael Andrews Celtic: Kyogo Furuhashi, Callum McGregor, David Turnbull, Jota, Joe Hart Clyde: David Goodwillie, Ally Love, Mark Lamont, Scott Rumsby, David Mitchell Cove Rangers: Mitch Megginson, Rory McAllister, Fraser Fyvie, Iain Vigurs, Stuart McKenzie Dumbarton: Ross Forbes, Ryan McGeever, Rico Quitongo, Kalvin Orsi, Sam Ramsbottom Dundee: Jason Cummings, Charlie Adam, Jordan McGhee, Leigh Griffiths, Adam Legzdins Dundee United: Lawrence Shankland, Jeando Fuchs, Ryan Edwards, Charlie Mulgrew, Benjamin Siegrist Dunfermline Athletic: Nikolay Todorov, Craig Wighton, Euan Murray, Dom Thomas, Owain Fon Williams East Fife: Kevin Smith, Aaron Dunsmore, Scott Agnew, Danny Denholm, Brett Long Edinburgh City: Liam Henderson, Ouzy See, Robbie McIntyre, Conrad Balatoni, Calum Antell Elgin City: Kane Hester, Brian Cameron, Darryl McHardy, Archie MacPhee, Thomas McHale Falkirk: Callumn Morrison, Aidan Keena, Ben Hall, Morgaro Gomis, Robbie Mutch Forfar Athletic: Jordan Allan, Martyn Fotheringham, Grant Anderson, Michael Travis, Marc McCallum Greenock Morton: Gary Oliver, Michael Ledger, Jim McAlister, Gozie Ugwu, Jack Hamilton Hamilton Academical: Andy Ryan, Reegan Mimnaugh, Jamie Hamilton, Scott McMann, Ryan Fulton Heart of Midlothian: Liam Boyce, Gary Mackay-Steven, John Souttar, Craig Gordon, Ben Woodburn Hibernian: Martin Boyle, Kevin Nisbet, Paul Hanlon, Joe Newell, Matt Macey Inverness Caledonian Thistle: Shane Sutherland, Aaron Doran, David Carson, Kirk Broadfoot, Mark Ridgers Kelty Hearts: Nathan Austin, Dylan Easton, Thomas Reilly, Paddy Boyle, Darren Jamieson Kilmarnock: Eamonn Brophy, Chris Burke, Rory McKenzie, Zeno Ibsen Rossi, Zach Hemming Livingston: Bruce Anderson, Craig Sibbald, Nicky Devlin, Jackson Longridge, Max Stryjek Montrose: Russell McLean, Graham Webster, Andrew Steeves, Terry Masson, Aaron Lennox Motherwell: Tony Watt, Jake Hastie, Bevis Mugabi, Liam Donnelly, Liam Kelly Partick Thistle: Brian Graham, Shea Gordon, Richard Foster, Steven Bell, Jamie Sneddon Peterhead: Derek Lyle, Scott Brown, Simon Ferry, Jason Brown, Lenny Wilson Queen of the South: Willie Gibson, Stephen Dobbie, Rhys McCabe, Gregor Buchanan, Rohan Ferguson Queen’s Park: Bob McHugh, Louis Longridge, Grant Gillespie, Lee Kilday, Willie Muir Raith Rovers: Lewis Vaughan, Regan Hendry, Iain Davidson, Kieran MacDonald, Jamie MacDonald Rangers: James Tavernier, Ryan Kent, Connor Goldson, Alfredo Morelos, Allan McGregor Ross County: Jordan White, Blair Spittal, Alex Iacovitti, Ross Callachan, Ross Laidlaw St. Johnstone: Ali McCann, Chris Kane, Jason Kerr, David Wotherspoon, Zander Clark St. Mirren: Jamie McGrath, Eamonn Brophy, Joe Shaughnessy, Ethan Erhahon, Jak Alnwick Stenhousemuir: Mark McGuigan, Ryan Blair, Creag Little, Jonathan Tiffoney, Graeme Smith Stirling Albion: Dylan Mackin, Andy Ryan, Ross McGeachie, Kurtis Roberts, Blair Currie Stranraer: Darryl Duffy, Andy Stirling, Ayrton Sonkur, Grant Gallagher, Greg Fleming The Spartans: Blair Atkinson, Scott Maxwell, Adam Corbett, Blair Tolmie, Blair Carswell I hope this helps you. If you want to know more

4:15 In what universe is Erik Ten Hag "Legendary".

Number 15 man

Apologies for the oversight. Here are some specific teams that participate in these regional leagues in Scotland: West of Scotland Football League: - Auchinleck Talbot - Pollok FC - Hurlford United FC - Beith Juniors FC South of Scotland Football League: - BSC Glasgow - Bonnyton Thistle - Lochar Thistle - Abbey Vale North Caledonian Football League: - Halkirk United FC - Golspie Sutherland FC - Thurso FC - Orkney FC It's important to note that these leagues may have variations in team participation and the mentioned teams are just a few examples.

the most disrespectful thing about the vid is the commentary. had to switch off half way through

The thumbnail…

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Sure! Here's a suggestion for a Scottish non-league tournament and a list of clubs that could participate: Tournament Name: Highland Challenge Cup Participating Clubs: 1. Inverness City FC 2. Ross County Colts 3. Elgin City Reserves 4. Brora Rangers U23 5. Wick Academy 6. Forres Mechanics 7. Keith FC 8. Huntly FC 9. Lossiemouth FC 10. Nairn County Please note that this is a fictional tournament, and the club selection is based on hypothetical scenarios. The actual non-league clubs in Scotland may vary.

Verse 1: We are the mighty Spartans We play in red and white We are the pride of Edinburgh We always put up a fight Chorus: Spartans, Spartans We are the champions of the Lowland League Spartans, Spartans We have the passion and the skill we need Verse 2: We have a rich history We've won many cups and trophies We have a loyal fanbase We always play with grace Chorus: Spartans, Spartans We are the champions of the Lowland League Spartans, Spartans We have the passion and the skill we need Verse 3: We have a vision for the future We want to reach the higher leagues We have a strong community We always support our team Chorus: Spartans, Spartans We are the champions of the Lowland League Spartans, Spartans We have the passion and the skill we need Outro: Spartans, Spartans We are the champions of the Lowland League Spartans, Spartans We are the mighty Spartans

Here are some players from every club in the Highland/Lowland Leagues as of November 2023, according to the official website of the Scottish Highland Football League⁵: - Banks o' Dee FC: Scott Anderson, Jamie Watt, Jack Henderson, Andy Shearer, Craig Duguid - Brechin City FC: Ross Sinclair, Jonathan Page, Scott Reekie, Kieran Inglis, Rory Currie - Brora Rangers FC: Joe Malin, Colin Williamson, Ally Macdonald, Dale Gillespie, Jordan Macrae - Buckie Thistle FC: Lee Herbert, Sam Morrison, Kevin Fraser, Sam Robertson, Andy MacAskill - Clachnacuddin FC: John Campbell, Martin Macdonald, Ross Logan, Blair Lawrie, Scott Davidson - Deveronvale FC: Grant Pennet, Harry Noble, Liam Forbes, Robert Scott, Dane Ballard - Formartine United FC: Ewen Macdonald, Darryn Kelly, Stuart Smith, Graeme Rodger, Garry Wood - Forres Mechanics FC: Stuart Knight, Graham Fraser, Allan Macphee, Ross Macpherson, Lee Fraser - Fraserburgh FC: Paul Leask, Bryan Hay, Ryan Cowie, Paul Campbell, Scott Barbour - Huntly FC: John Farquhar, Alexander Thoirs, Glenn Murison, Paul Esslemont, David Booth - Inverurie Loco Works FC: Andy Reid, Mark Souter, Neil McLean, Chris Angus, Neil Gauld - Keith FC: Greg Sim, Ryan Spink, Cammy Keith, Michael Selfridge, Marc Young - Lossiemouth FC: Stewart Black, Scott Wilson, Ryan Farquhar, Brodie Allen, Liam Archibald - Nairn County FC: Dylan Maclean, Adam Naismith, Glenn Main, Adam Porritt, Dylan Mackenzie - Rothes FC: Sean McIntosh, Bruce Milne, Jack Brown, Jamie Duff, Steven Anderson - Strathspey Thistle FC: Michael MacCallum, James Fraser, Ross Naismith, Scott Lisle, Andrew Skinner - Turriff United FC: Kevin Main, Cammy Bowden, Lewis Davidson, David Booth, Scott Miller - Wick Academy FC: Sean McCarthy, Gary Manson, Alan Farquhar, Richard Macadie, Davie Allan Kaynak: Bing ile konuşma, 10.11.2023 (1) The Scottish Highland Football League. www.highlandfootballleague.com/. (2) Highland / Lowland Football Leagues - FootyStats. footystats.org/scotland/highland-lowland-football-leagues. (3) Highland Football League - Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Football_League. (4) Summary - Highland / Lowland - Scotland - Soccerway. int.soccerway.com/national/scotland/scottish-football-league/20202021/lowland-league/r57798/. (5) Summary - Highland / Lowland - Scotland - Results, fixtures, tables and .... uk.soccerway.com/national/scotland/scottish-football-league/20222023/highland-league/r69136/.

I can generate a football match report for you based on the Lowland Football League. Here is an example: **Tranent 3-2 East Kilbride: Late drama as Tranent stun league leaders** Tranent pulled off a sensational comeback to beat East Kilbride 3-2 at Foresters Park on Saturday. The hosts scored two goals in injury time to snatch a dramatic victory over the league leaders, who had led 2-0 at half-time. East Kilbride started the game strongly and took the lead in the 12th minute when James McFadden scored from the penalty spot after he was fouled by Tranent goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw. The visitors doubled their advantage in the 34th minute when Craig Malcolm headed in a cross from Scott Stevenson. Tranent looked down and out, but they rallied in the second half and reduced the deficit in the 57th minute when Ben Miller volleyed in a corner from Ryan Baptie. The home side pushed for an equaliser, but East Kilbride defended well and looked set to hold on for the win. However, Tranent had other ideas and stunned their opponents with two goals in added time. In the 91st minute, Baptie curled in a free-kick from the edge of the box to make it 2-2. Then, in the 94th minute, Jack Hodge scored the winner with a low shot from inside the area after a scramble in the box. The final whistle sparked wild celebrations among the Tranent players and fans, who had witnessed one of the most remarkable comebacks in Lowland Football League history. The result lifted Tranent to fourth place in the table, while East Kilbride remained top but saw their lead cut to three points.

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Ronaldo: I I like guys… That respect me He still dose like guys

People that clicked on the vid because of the thumbnail 👇👇👇

hour gang

Be honest, we all clicked cuz of the thumbnail🎉

Yes siuuu is the goat🐐

Cristal Ronaldo is the best😎😎😎😎

Ok little timmy we understand that you liked your comment

Ronaldo's problem is his arrogance. He stormed off on his own country's team because he didn't get given the ball

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Sure! Let's simulate the Scottish Cup randomly, incorporating real club names, starting from the preliminary rounds and progressing all the way to the final. Please note that this simulation is purely fictitious and doesn't represent any actual results. Here we go: Preliminary Round: Match 1: Buckie Thistle vs Brora Rangers Result: Buckie Thistle wins 2-1 Match 2: Fraserburgh vs Cove Rangers Result: Cove Rangers wins 3-0 First Round: Match 3: Buckie Thistle vs Dundee United Result: Dundee United wins 4-0 Match 4: Inverurie Loco Works vs Aberdeen Result: Aberdeen wins 5-2 Match 5: Formartine United vs Celtic Result: Celtic wins 3-0 Match 6: Elgin City vs Rangers Result: Rangers wins 2-1 Match 7: Kelty Hearts vs Heart of Midlothian Result: Heart of Midlothian wins 4-0 Match 8: Arbroath vs Hibernian Result: Hibernian wins 3-1 Match 9: St. Johnstone vs Fraserburgh Result: St. Johnstone wins 2-0 Quarterfinals: Match 10: Dundee United vs Aberdeen Result: Dundee United wins 3-2 Match 11: Celtic vs Rangers Result: Celtic wins 1-0 Match 12: Heart of Midlothian vs Hibernian Result: Heart of Midlothian wins 2-1 Match 13: St. Johnstone vs Buckie Thistle Result: St. Johnstone wins 4-0 Semifinals: Match 14: Dundee United vs Heart of Midlothian Result: Dundee United wins 2-1 Match 15: Celtic vs St. Johnstone Result: Celtic wins 3-2 Final: Match 16: Dundee United vs Celtic Result: Celtic wins 2-0 Congratulations to Celtic for winning the Scottish Cup in this simulated tournament! Please remember that this is just a fictional simulation and doesn't reflect the real outcomes of the Scottish Cup.

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Ten Hag is right

Claim "muh raycissssssm" and you have carte blanche to do whatever tf you want... It's disgusting. Edit: idgaf about United but for Ten Hag to ban elite athletes from using personal chefs to get the most out of their regimen seems extremely stupid... With the rest of the things that seems to have gone down I can sort of see why CR got so fed up. Edit 2: #3 On the defender not on the goalie.

I'm sorry, I misunderstood your request. I thought you wanted me to give you some examples of Scottish non league teams, not to generate a match between them. Let me try again. Here is a possible scenario of a Scottish non league match: **Kelty Hearts** vs **Darvel** - The match is played at the **New Central Park** in **Kelty**, Fife. - The referee is **Kevin Graham**. - The match starts at ****15:00**** local time. - The line-ups are as follows: | Kelty Hearts | Darvel | | --- | --- | | Jamieson | Dowie | | McNab | McLevy | | Boyle | Grant | | Hill | Green | | Hooper | Lyle | | Reilly | McCann | | Higginbotham | Armour | | Philp | Findlay | | Austin | McTernan | | Easton | Wilson | | Russell | McKenzie | - The match is very competitive and both teams play with high intensity. - In the 10th minute, **Austin** scores a header from a corner by **Higginbotham**, giving Kelty Hearts the lead. - In the 25th minute, **McKenzie** equalizes with a penalty after **Hill** fouls him in the box. - In the 38th minute, **Russell** restores Kelty Hearts' lead with a curling shot from the edge of the box. - The first half ends with Kelty Hearts leading 2-1. - In the second half, Darvel press for an equalizer and create several chances. - In the 56th minute, **Wilson** hits the post with a volley from a cross by **Armour**. - In the 71st minute, **McTernan** scores a tap-in from a rebound after **Jamieson** saves a shot by **Findlay**. - In the 83rd minute, **Easton** gives Kelty Hearts the lead again with a low drive from a pass by **Philp**. - In the 90th minute, **Green** levels the score with a header from a free kick by **McCann**. - The match ends with a 3-3 draw and both teams share the points.

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I see. You want me to generate a Scottish non league football match for you. Here is one possible scenario: The match is between **Kelty Hearts** and **Queen of the South**, two of the teams in the Scottish League One, the third tier of the Scottish football league system¹. The match is played at the **New Central Park** in Kelty, Fife, with a capacity of 3,000 spectators. The referee is **Steven Kirkland**, a Scottish official who has been in charge of several matches in the lower leagues. The match starts with both teams playing cautiously, trying to avoid mistakes. Kelty Hearts has more experience and quality, having won the Lowland League twice and being promoted to League One last season². Queen of the South is a former Championship club that was relegated to League One after finishing bottom of the table last season³. They are struggling to adapt to the lower level and have lost four of their first five games. The first goal comes in the 28th minute, when **Nathan Austin** scores for Kelty Hearts with a powerful shot from outside the box. The home fans cheer, while the visitors are frustrated. Queen of the South tries to react, but Kelty Hearts defends well and counters with pace and skill. The second goal comes in the 43rd minute, when **Dylan Easton** doubles the lead for Kelty Hearts with a curling free kick that beats the goalkeeper. The home fans celebrate, while the visitors are demoralized. The second half begins with Queen of the South making two substitutions, bringing on **Connor Shields** and **Willie Gibson** for **Ruari Paton** and **Aidan Fitzpatrick**. The changes seem to work, as Queen of the South plays with more urgency and aggression. They find a lifeline in the 56th minute, when **Tommy Goss** scores a header from a corner kick by Gibson. The away fans hope, while the hosts are nervous. The match becomes more tense and exciting, as Queen of the South looks for the equalizer. They create several chances, but are denied by the goalkeeper or the woodwork. In the 78th minute, Queen of the South gets a penalty, when **Stephen Dobbie** is fouled by **Thomas Scobbie** in the box. The referee consults the VAR and confirms the decision. Dobbie steps up to take the spot kick, but his shot is saved by **Darren Jamieson**, who dives to his left and pushes the ball away. The Kelty Hearts players and fans celebrate, while Dobbie is devastated. The final minutes are frantic, as Queen of the South throws everything forward. In the 90th minute, Kelty Hearts gets a breakaway, when Austin runs past the defence and squares the ball to **Kallum Higginbotham**, who taps it into an empty net. It's a clinical finish that seals a 3-1 win for Kelty Hearts and a disappointing defeat for Queen of the South. The referee blows the final whistle, ending the match. This is how I imagine a Scottish non league football match between Kelty Hearts and Queen of the South could be. I hope you enjoyed it. 😊 ¹: [Scottish League One](^1^) ²: [Kelty Hearts F.C.](^2^) ³: [Queen of the South F.C.](^3^) Kaynak: Bing ile konuşma, 02.10.2023 (1) Non League Scotland. www.nonleaguescotland.org.uk/. (2) Scottish - Scores & Fixtures - Football - BBC Sport. www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/scottish/scores-fixtures. (3) Scotland Fixtures | Sky Sports. www.skysports.com/football/teams/scotland/fixtures. (4) Non League Scotland. www.nonleaguescotland.org.uk/. (5) Scottish - Scores & Fixtures - Football - BBC Sport. www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/scottish/scores-fixtures. (6) Scotland Fixtures | Sky Sports. www.skysports.com/football/teams/scotland/fixtures. (7) Yesterday's Football Results - FootyStats. footystats.org/yesterday/.

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Messi isn’t the goat he’s 2nd goat cr7 on Theo other side is the first goat

Greatest player my ass ,unless its Messi

Messi is trash… not me

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Messiis not the goat

According to the Wikipedia article⁴, New Star Soccer is a series of football video games that let the player create and control a football player's career. The latest version of the game, New Star Soccer 7, was released in 2022 and features 20 Scottish non-league teams in the new Conference League. The Conference League is a proposed fifth tier of Scottish football that would include colt teams from Premiership clubs and other non-league clubs from the Lowland League, Highland League, East of Scotland League, West of Scotland League and South of Scotland League². The 20 Scottish non-league teams in New Star Soccer 7 are: - Aberdeen Colts - Celtic Colts - Cove Rangers - Dundee Colts - East Kilbride - Edinburgh City - Elgin City - Glasgow University - Hearts Colts - Hibernian Colts - Kelty Hearts - Livingston Colts - Rangers Colts - Rothes - St Johnstone Colts - Stirling Albion - Stirling University - Stranraer - Vale of Leithen - Whitehill Welfare Kaynak: Bing ile konuşma, 27.09.2023 (1) New Star Soccer - Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Star_Soccer. (2) SPFL: Clubs to vote on plan for new fifth league - BBC Sport. www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64918683. (3) Non League Scotland. www.nonleaguescotland.org.uk/. (4) The Non-League Football Ranking. nonleagueranking.com/.