"Can I jinx the UCL final" ❌️ "Can I save football?" ✅️
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silvia_garcía2 months, 2 weeks ago
It made sense cuz no way they were gonna let a psg fan in a pub where it's all arsenal fans
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silvia_garcía2 months, 2 weeks ago
Bford really saved the football 🎉
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robertvaleon362 months, 2 weeks ago
Hey bro I’m a og subscriber I used too watch u back in 2020
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lisa_hayes2 months, 2 weeks ago
“Ah shit, here we go again” aah moment 😂
irene.humphries2 months, 2 weeks ago
Imagine if he’s been wearing a psg shirt the whole time but then suddenly Changed it at the last second 😂 🇫🇷 🏴
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angela_rodriguez2 months, 2 weeks ago
youuuu!!!! for you we lost
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raagini_dhar2 months, 2 weeks ago
For those who don’t understand what an antom is made up of Imagine a football stadium where the very center—the nucleus—is just the size of a small marble. That tiny marble holds basically 99.9% of the entire atom's mass, which is wild because the rest of the stadium is just "empty" space where the electrons live. Inside that marble, you've got protons, which carry a positive charge and basically act as the atom's ID card (the number of protons tells you what element it is), and neutrons, which have no charge and act like nuclear glue to keep the protons from repelling each other. But if you zoom in even further, protons and neutrons aren't even the smallest things. They’re made of even tinier particles called quarks, which are held together by "gluons"—aptly named because they carry the strongest force in the universe to stick everything together. Then you have the electrons, which are tiny, negatively charged particles buzzing around the nucleus. Despite what you see in old textbooks, they don't actually fly in neat little solar system circles. They exist in "probability clouds," meaning they are essentially smeared across space until you actually try to look at them. The craziest part is the scale of the void. If you took all the atoms in a human body and removed all that empty space between the nucleus and the electrons, the entire human race would fit inside the volume of a sugar cube. We are basically 99.9999999% nothingness held together by electric fields.Anyways YOULL FLOAT TOOOOO
nicholas_marsh2 months, 2 weeks ago
Plot twist: Bro buys both tops and puts the top of the team that loses on.
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grégoire_louis2 months, 2 weeks ago
First hour fans assemble
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udarshsolara372 months, 2 weeks ago
Oops... I did it again belike
christine_woods2 months, 2 weeks ago
bford after the match:let me wear this quick*
gabinoirizarry3902 months, 2 weeks ago
Hey my brother cant beleive ur still going miss ur myplayer videos tho og fan here watching since 2017/18 saved me through covid, I was watching u when i heard the news my grandfather passed away due to covid, you'll always be my favourite yt take care bro 🔥
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sébastienraven352 months, 2 weeks ago
I feel u bro Since Rma vs Juventus I have watched every single Ucl final Only 1 time did the team I supported in the final won UNTIL YESTERDAY
Bford saved football 😭
Dembele saved football 🚫 Bford saved football ✅
“Ah shit, here we go again”
Thank you from a Spurs fan
"Can I jinx the UCL final" ❌️ "Can I save football?" ✅️
It made sense cuz no way they were gonna let a psg fan in a pub where it's all arsenal fans
Bford really saved the football 🎉
Hey bro I’m a og subscriber I used too watch u back in 2020
“Ah shit, here we go again” aah moment 😂
Imagine if he’s been wearing a psg shirt the whole time but then suddenly Changed it at the last second 😂 🇫🇷 🏴
youuuu!!!! for you we lost
For those who don’t understand what an antom is made up of Imagine a football stadium where the very center—the nucleus—is just the size of a small marble. That tiny marble holds basically 99.9% of the entire atom's mass, which is wild because the rest of the stadium is just "empty" space where the electrons live. Inside that marble, you've got protons, which carry a positive charge and basically act as the atom's ID card (the number of protons tells you what element it is), and neutrons, which have no charge and act like nuclear glue to keep the protons from repelling each other. But if you zoom in even further, protons and neutrons aren't even the smallest things. They’re made of even tinier particles called quarks, which are held together by "gluons"—aptly named because they carry the strongest force in the universe to stick everything together. Then you have the electrons, which are tiny, negatively charged particles buzzing around the nucleus. Despite what you see in old textbooks, they don't actually fly in neat little solar system circles. They exist in "probability clouds," meaning they are essentially smeared across space until you actually try to look at them. The craziest part is the scale of the void. If you took all the atoms in a human body and removed all that empty space between the nucleus and the electrons, the entire human race would fit inside the volume of a sugar cube. We are basically 99.9999999% nothingness held together by electric fields.Anyways YOULL FLOAT TOOOOO
Plot twist: Bro buys both tops and puts the top of the team that loses on.
First hour fans assemble
Oops... I did it again belike
bford after the match:let me wear this quick*
Hey my brother cant beleive ur still going miss ur myplayer videos tho og fan here watching since 2017/18 saved me through covid, I was watching u when i heard the news my grandfather passed away due to covid, you'll always be my favourite yt take care bro 🔥
I feel u bro Since Rma vs Juventus I have watched every single Ucl final Only 1 time did the team I supported in the final won UNTIL YESTERDAY
Thank u BFord, u done saved us again😅😅😅
The Andrew Fenichel of champions league