Autism 3 bans at once award

[ThomasMullerTheBayernBalle]

 

[ThomasMullerTheBayernBalle]

Did Dean Stobbart just BTFO all of /soy/'s anti-442oons arguments?

> Explains how fans like you aren't interested in improving football knowledge, just complaining about cartoon voices.
> Explains how 442oons has actually increased engagement in football for younger fans since it started, even if your favorite obscure manager gets roasted.
> Explains how "serious football analysis" didn’t even take a red card until meme culture started giving players like Lord Bendtner legendary status.
> Explains how the same people hating on 442oons for "oversimplifying tactics" are the same ones saying "just hoof it up" to Haaland.
> Explains how memes like "Salah dives" or "Ronaldo’s ego" actually reflect real discussions on the modern game—but no, that's cringe, right?
> Explains why people laughing at 442oons' jokes doesn’t mean they lack tactical understanding; it’s possible to know why you hate 3 at the back AND sing “Goal of the Month.”
> Everything in the video is backed up by data, fan engagement reports, and years of being better at banter than you.
> Gives actionable solutions for how to enjoy football content without being a joyless hipster.

Where’s YOUR evidence to suggest 442oons is bad for football? By all means, watch the entire video. I guarantee you’ll find nothing to debunk—except your own bias.

>inb4 I get told to shut the f up by someone who only watches 0-0 draws and calls it "proper football."
>inb4 someone says "442oons is cringe" while posting /qa/slop.
>inb4 someone says "but net spend!" like 442oons has anything to do with transfers.
>inb4 someone links engagement stats without context and no analysis of why younger fans are tuning out of football.
>inb4 someone calls me a “media forcer.”
>inb4 "cringe FC" because you're triggered by cartoon Jurgen Klopp singing about mo salah.
>inb4 "stick to tactics" like you understand XG better than 442oons' talking fridge.

Stay in your lane, lads. Don’t do anything mentioned above in the inb4s. Watch the video, comprehend the material, and maybe—just maybe—realize that not everything in football has to be so serious.

 

[AshkeNazi]

Did Dean Stobbart just BTFO all of /soy/'s anti-442oons arguments?

> Explains how fans like you aren't interested in improving football knowledge, just complaining about cartoon voices.
> Explains how 442oons has actually increased engagement in football for younger fans since it started, even if your favorite obscure manager gets roasted.
> Explains how "serious football analysis" didn’t even take a red card until meme culture started giving players like Lord Bendtner legendary status.
> Explains how the same people hating on 442oons for "oversimplifying tactics" are the same ones saying "just hoof it up" to Haaland.
> Explains how memes like "Salah dives" or "Ronaldo’s ego" actually reflect real discussions on the modern game—but no, that's cringe, right?
> Explains why people laughing at 442oons' jokes doesn’t mean they lack tactical understanding; it’s possible to know why you hate 3 at the back AND sing “Goal of the Month.”
> Everything in the video is backed up by data, fan engagement reports, and years of being better at banter than you.
> Gives actionable solutions for how to enjoy football content without being a joyless hipster.

Where’s YOUR evidence to suggest 442oons is bad for football? By all means, watch the entire video. I guarantee you’ll find nothing to debunk—except your own bias.

>inb4 I get told to shut the f up by someone who only watches 0-0 draws and calls it "proper football."
>inb4 someone says "442oons is cringe" while posting /qa/slop.
>inb4 someone says "but net spend!" like 442oons has anything to do with transfers.
>inb4 someone links engagement stats without context and no analysis of why younger fans are tuning out of football.
>inb4 someone calls me a “media forcer.”
>inb4 "cringe FC" because you're triggered by cartoon Jurgen Klopp singing about mo salah.
>inb4 "stick to tactics" like you understand XG better than 442oons' talking fridge.

Stay in your lane, lads. Don’t do anything mentioned above in the inb4s. Watch the video, comprehend the material, and maybe—just maybe—realize that not everything in football has to be so serious.

>"football"
>posts a soccer channel
do amerisharts really