Is an ethnicity or nation.
Is a country or a landmass.
Is a swedish citizen. He is also a football player who refuses to sing the national anthem.
HTH
What difference? Tell me more, i have a feeling that you can say so much, but you actually say just a few words, why?
"Regular" place Ever been in Rosengård?
Its nice to discuss with Jimmie Ã…kesson fan on hfboards.
Not my question, but you know there is over 150 different nationalities/cultures in Rosengård? There is nothing regular about Rosengård. The only swedish about that place is the land it sits on.What difference? Tell me more, i have a feeling that you can say so much, but you actually say just a few words, why?
"Regular" place Ever been in Rosengård?
Its nice to discuss with Jimmie Ã…kesson fan on hfboards.
Is a swedish citizen. He is also a football player who refuses to sing the national anthem.
Maybe "He might not be the singing type, but he can recite it." How about you, was there a point with writing that he doesn't sing the national anthem?"Volvo makes decent cars. I'm sure Zlatan is satisfied with his economic compensation for that commercial. Did you have a point with posting the video or do you just like Volvos?
Zlatan who? Well in the media he is the golden boy because the media in Stockholm is all about soccer and Zlatan is good at it and a immigrant from a southern culture. All falls into place and very political correct. Personally I HATE soccer and all about it. It's a terrible game, the players dives all the time and all journalists and all the other fools love it. I cheered my lungs out when Sweden missed the world cup for the sole reason that the media would've gone totally crazy with this terrible sport.
His father is Bosniak and his mother is Kroat. He has or had dual citizenships and his first choice was to play for Bosnia but they denied him and so the swedish team picked him up instead.
Sure he is good as far as a soccer player goes but much of his greatness is the media hype you got to admit. Zlatan is popular but not among as many as you like to think as he is also considered a diva that goes over the top with foul play and obscure gestures. I got nothing aginst him really but I'm not a soccer fan and I'm sick of the hype.
Also isn't zlatan from serbia? my ex is serbian and she would go nuclear if anyone suggested otherwise (at first i thought he was arab due to "ibrahim")
Not my question, but you know there is over 150 different nationalities/cultures in Rosengård? There is nothing regular about Rosengård. The only swedish about that place is the land it sits on.
Zlatan who? Well in the media he is the golden boy because the media in Stockholm is all about soccer and Zlatan is good at it and a immigrant from a southern culture. All falls into place and very political correct. Personally I HATE soccer and all about it. It's a terrible game, the players dives all the time and all journalists and all the other fools love it. I cheered my lungs out when Sweden missed the world cup for the sole reason that the media would've gone totally crazy with this terrible sport.
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This is also what contributes to his fame. Wouldn't see a hockey-player act like this.
-"Dump the puck".
-"Take the puck to the net".
-"Work hard"...and all the other clichés.
Maybe Karlsson could say something like this, but he comes of more cocky and "dryg" in his interviews.
One of the few athletes who really deserves all the praise and attention he's getting.
I can't help thinking that as soon as Zlatan retires, hockey's going to become bigger in Sweden again.
I bet this guy is more famous in Sweden then Lidström is
I would presume at least the likes of Sundin and Foppa would trump Ibra on the popularity scale.
Would there be a higher demand in tickets for a PSG exhibition match versus a regular season NHL franchise game?