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Is it just me, but someone like Gary Neville has become so famous and ever present since retirement, that it’s weird to remember that he even played the game in the first place.
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Is it just me, but someone like Gary Neville has become so famous and ever present since retirement, that it’s weird to remember that he even played the game in the first place.

Nev had a great career but he was such a boring personality and so quiet during his playing career that it was easy to forget he was even there during his Man U and England greatness. But post-retirement, the guy is everywhere, literally everywhere. 1 in 4 of my YouTube recommendations will be the overlap, him interviewing some icon of the game or a MNF highlight. I guess it’s odd to say because Nev had an amazing career but his media career has eclipsed so much of his playing career that it’s even weird to remember that he once played the game.

Maybe it’s just me… do you ever get this with anyone?

u/No-Problem6578 — 23 hours ago
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What if Ralph somehow won the fight against Tony and managed to kill him?

I know the show would’ve ended or not worked without Tony but let’s talk, in the show’s world.

We know that Ralph was a psycho with a terrible temper (Tracee) and he wouldn’t have stopped himself from killing Tony in the heat of the moment, if let’s say he got lucky with the knife or scrambled eggs. Once he killed Tony. What do you think he would’ve done next? We’re talking about the boss of the family. He would’ve had to have high tailed it to Miami, but who would’ve taken over the family? Would people have even bothered to pursue Ralph and if Ralph stuck around and lied his way out of it - would anyone believe him?

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u/No-Problem6578 — 4 days ago