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Il ya une cohérence que vous visez pour, je pense que si vous rester cohérent, et vous avez réussi à être cohérent, alors que la cohérence vous passer de rester réussir

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Il ya une cohérence que vous visez pour, je pense que si vous rester cohérent, et vous avez réussi à être cohérent, alors que la cohérence vous passer de rester réussir

 

Un Adquinism? ;)

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Are any of the posts above actually a serious answer? Intrigued to know what it was about if anyone genuinely knows.

Exactly would love to know what it really said, maybe it was something to do with him doing 90 minutes without being booked?

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you twitterers could always ask him

 

@SchneiderlinM

 

not particularly loquace on twitter though.

Didn't know he had an account, and neither do many others judging by how many followers he's got. Well spotted.

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Exactly would love to know what it really said, maybe it was something to do with him doing 90 minutes without being booked?

 

he doesn't get booked very often now though. 6 bookings in 36 appearances isn't bad for a midfielder enforcer, ask Kevin Nolan.

 

I suspect it's either his mum's birthday and she was there or it's something he got talked into because he's the youngest of the team.

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Apparently it is fake. Have a Schneiderlin obsessed female friend who found out

 

If she's that obsessed, she'll know what his t-shirt said. She'll also know where he bought it from and for how much. And maybe how many times he's worn it (depending on the level of her obsession).

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Point is if absolutely no one knows what it said it can't have been worth putting on in the first place, unless it was directed to some particular person... you know...sorry I forgot your birthday Gran or something like that.

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What i put,

 

He who ****s her laughs now

 

or something was the translation i got from my French friend who translates in to english for a job, she chuckled when i told her it though and said it could depend on the context.

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'Qui la baise rire maintenant' translates like "He who kisses it, laughs now"

 

wouldn't that be qui le baise, rit maintenant ?

 

Anyway it's a strange thing to have printed on a T-Shirt, doesn't make much sense really.

 

Doubt if it's that at all.

Edited by Window Cleaner

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