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What if zealand got a low taper fade
That meme is still huge dude
We need that
Skin graph?
There wouldnt be any ladies left for us
go to Barbers No 1 while you’re in Liverpool Z.
This looks like a LiveLeak video Zealand should I keep watching
Barber: what ya looking for, mate?
Zealand: *hands picture of Ted Lasso*
i don’t think he went to a barber to begin with
It's wild that these guys are getting more abuse than Mason Greenwood gets...
You're on the wrong sort of run, Z
If you have a good headshape, try being bald. I am being dead serious .
He went bald before in the Zep Guardiola era, honestly I loved that look on him. Was saying at the time he should have stuck with it
This is actually the best advise here in the comments
@@ethanderrick8486I shaved my head because I was balding right around the time he did that. I thought he pulled it off really well and it made me feel a bit better about balding and having a shaved head. After a time I learned to enjoy it
Get one of them Pogba 2016 Euros haircut with chocolate on one side and turtles on the other
Been going to the same barber for about 15 years for "the usual please"
I'm beyond screwed if she leaves.
I guess for me what makes it worse is it was against Tottenham, it wasn't against Ipswich or a Southampton they weren't heavy favourites going into the match
Zealand has seen behind the curtain in the daily lives of Everton fans
Zealand looking like a secret CIA informant out here.
Setting scouse stereotypes back 30 years there. Only way it could be worse is if he grew a perm and a moustache and told everyone to calm down
I love how that describes almost every 70's and 80's Liverpool captain
bro is filming on the 2002 nokia
You can't go wrong with a mohawk. It's very in right now😉
bro has been on more “runs” than marathon runs 😂
The grocery store analogy is weirdly fitting. Everton fans screaming at the players is the same as customers complaining to the cashier about the price of milk, rather than the manager, or the corporate, or the middlemen that cause the price hike in the first place...
It's actually not fitting. The grocery clerk doesn't get paid 15 million pounds a year.
The reason ticket prices and tv services are so expensive is because the players are not fine with only one million a year. If every player was paid "only" one million, entrance to the stadium and streaming could be completely free and sponsoring and merchandise sales alone could cover the wages, but the players' greed is the reason the average person is forced to give up the immense sums from their hard earned money.
The players ARE the reason for the price hike, while the person working in the grocery store is just the same level of victim from the inflation caused by greedy CEOs as everybody else.
The analogy would work if the fans were angry at the groundskeeper. But they aren't, they are angry at the main people responsible for the success of the club, those who bring the results and get paid most of everyone for it, the people almost solely in control. They are focussing their anger at the people responsible for the price hike.
That said, I also think it's dumb to harass players like that, yet, if the players can't deal with it, just quit. Nobody is forcing them to make tens or hundreds of millions playing a game everyone else plays in their spare time to relax from their actual jobs (in the grocery store for example).
I worked in a grocery store - during the pandemic. I would gladly switch with one of those players and get paid a thousand times more for less abuse.
Nobody harasses Sebastian Deisler since he decided he couldn't handle the stress. The only reason they have the spot light pointed at them is because they literally signed up for the job to be in the spot light. If it's too much for them, they can just leave. If it's too many games, just sign a contract that pays less, but allows you to veto certain games that you don't want to play in. If press work is too much, write a clause in the contract that you don't want to do it in exchange for lower pay.
The players have all the control and all the negotiation power. They are not the victims.
@@felixwinkler6450 acting like most people wouldn’t ask to be paid what their worth in terms of revenue is crazy footballers are people yes some are on a different level financially but a lot of them know they’ll have nothing past 32 if lucky so why should they reduce their wage down from the money their on now just to appease you because the clubs and premier league wouldn’t make streaming free or help the fans they’d keep 90% of that extra cash for themselves. Stop acting like football players aren’t people and should sacrifice more just to make u happy cause u decide to spend a few hundred quid a year to support them
@@joegallagher9238 Well, non of that was reacting to my point.
It's nice of you that you want to defend people who get yelled at. But I didn't argue that you should yell, I argued that these millionaires are not victims to the exact same degree that grocery workers are when they get yelled at by unfriendly customers for something they have no control over. The grocery store worker needs the job to feed their family and is not responsible for any price hikes, the football player can take his millions and live off the interest if he gets bored - which many do way before they are forced to quit; Toni Kroos had easily another four or five seasons in him, he chose to retire early, because he already has more money than anyone could ever spend; a grocery store worker can't retire at 35. And yes, if the players signed into their contracts that they want stadium tickets to be cheaper and to take the money out of their paychecks, the tickets could be more affordable. They do make their money by (indirectly) hiking up the prices for the fans. Of course I don't expect them to give up anything, just like I don't expect the CEO of a grocery store chain to do something similar. My only point was that the players are not like the grocery store workers, who don't have a lot of negotiation power and don't really influence any prices, they are way closer to the CEOs.
When I got yelled at in the grocery store I worked at or people wanted to start fights with me because me wearing face protections during the health crisis signaled to them that I was a part of something malicious or whatever those ramblings I had to endure were about, I didn't start crying about it on instagram and asked for another 17 million a year, I took it like a man, went on with my essential job and quit when the health crisis was over and I wasn't as needed by my community anymore. And then I took a different career path - after the age of 32, I might add. Again, like an adult who agreed to terms of a contract and stuck to it without whining over it all the time. And I did it for less than 0.1% of what these people are making playing a game for 90 minutes a week.
Everyone gets yelled at at their jobs sometimes. That's part of taking over responsibilities when signing a contract.
The next thousand generations of the families of these people can live off the interest of the interest of what these guys make before they are 32, so I don't particularly cry over them having to start a different kind of career in their late thirties. You realize they still can live whatever life they want after 32, right? They can still go to college or start on whatever path they want to go on, just with hundreds of millions in the bank for an easier start.
Is it nice that people yell? No, it isn't. But it doesn't mean they can never be questioned and nobody gets to tell them their opinion. Hearing uncomfortable opinions is part of life, even for multi-millionaires.
Yes, they are human beings. They are not gods, they are not better than you and me. And when I screw up at my job, especially when I take over a lot of responsibilities for an incredible paycheck, I have to accept that sometimes the people paying me good money - my bosses and the fans in the case of the players - might have a word with me from time to time.
I'm sorry, but defending multi-millionaires because their feelings get hurt once every few blue moons or so is ridiculous. They make tens of millions with the easiest job in the world and getting yelled at is part of having a job when you mess up. Especially when the job is to be the centre of attention, hearing a lot of opinions is to be expected, it is what you sign up for.
If you can't take the heat, don't work in the kitchen. If you can't take someone yelling, don't stand in the middle of a stadium...
They can always quit their jobs and work in a grocery store, if that's the easier job to them. But as long as they want to get paid that kind of money, they will have to live with the occasional yelling. It's not nice, but it's to be expected.
Do I wish there was no yelling? Yes. Would I choose the yelling for that kind of paycheck? Also yes. I've been yelled at way harder for way less.
They have all the agency over their lives. Rich people are not the victims, don't be so subserviant towards them.
@@joegallagher9238 Well, non of that was reacting to my point.
It's nice of you that you want to defend people who get yelled at. But I didn't argue that you should yell, I argued that these millionaires are not victims to the exact same degree that grocery workers are when they get yelled at by unfriendly customers for something they have no control over.
The grocery store worker needs the job to feed their family and is not responsible for any price hikes, the football player can take his millions and live off the interest if he gets bored - which many do way before they are forced to quit; Toni Kroos had easily another four or five seasons in him, he chose to retire early, because he already has more money than anyone could ever spend; a grocery store worker can't retire at 35. And yes, if the players signed into their contracts that they want stadium tickets to be cheaper and to take the money out of their paychecks, the tickets could be more affordable. They do make their money by (indirectly) hiking up the prices for the fans. Of course I don't expect them to give up anything, just like I don't expect the CEO of a grocery store chain to do something similar. My only point was that the players are not like the grocery store workers, who don't have a lot of negotiation power and don't really influence any prices, they are way closer to the CEOs.
When I got yelled at in the grocery store I worked at or people wanted to start fights with me because me wearing face protections during the health crisis signaled to them that I was a part of something malicious or whatever those ramblings I had to endure were about, I didn't start crying about it on instagram and asked for another 17 million a year, I took it like a man, went on with my essential job and quit when the health crisis was over and I wasn't as needed by my community anymore. And then I took a different career path - after the age of 32, I might add. Again, like an adult who agreed to terms of a contract and stuck to it without whining over it all the time. And I did it for less than 0.1% of what these people are making playing a game for 90 minutes a week.
Everyone gets yelled at at their jobs sometimes. That's part of taking over responsibilities when signing a contract.
The next thousand generations of the families of these people can live off the interest of the interest of what these guys make before they are 32, so I don't particularly cry over them having to start a different kind of career in their late thirties. You realize they still can live whatever life they want after 32, right? They can still go to college or start on whatever path they want to go on, just with hundreds of millions in the bank for an easier start.
Is it nice that people yell? No, it isn't. But it doesn't mean they can never be questioned and nobody gets to tell them their opinion. Hearing uncomfortable opinions is part of life, even for multi-millionaires.
Yes, they are human beings. They are not gods, they are not better than you and me. And when I screw up at my job, especially when I take over a lot of responsibilities for an incredible paycheck, I have to accept that sometimes the people paying me good money - my bosses and the fans in the case of the players - might have a word with me from time to time.
I'm sorry, but defending multi-millionaires because their feelings get hurt once every few blue moons or so is ridiculous. They make tens of millions with the easiest job in the world and getting yelled at is part of having a job when you mess up. Especially when the job is to be the centre of attention, hearing a lot of opinions is to be expected, it is what you sign up for.
If you can't take the heat, don't work in the kitchen. If you can't take someone yelling, don't stand in the middle of a stadium...
They can always quit their jobs and work in a grocery store, if that's the easier job to them. But as long as they want to get paid that kind of money, they will have to live with the occasional yelling. It's not nice, but it's to be expected.
Do I wish there was no yelling? Yes. Would I choose the yelling for that kind of paycheck? Also yes. I mean, I've been yelled at way harder for way less.
They have all the agency over their lives. Rich people are not the victims, don't be so subserviant towards them.
@@joegallagher9238 Well, non of that was really reacting to my point.
It's nice of you that you want to defend people who get yelled at. But I didn't argue that you should yell, I argued that these millionaires are not victims to the exact same degree that grocery workers are when they get yelled at by unfriendly customers for something they have no control over.
The grocery store worker needs the job to feed their family and is not responsible for any price hikes, the football player can take his millions and live off the interest if he gets bored - which many do way before they are forced to quit; Toni Kroos had easily another four or five seasons in him, he chose to retire early, because he already has more money than anyone could ever spend; a grocery store worker can't retire at 35. And yes, if the players signed into their contracts that they want stadium tickets to be cheaper and to take the money out of their paychecks, the tickets could be more affordable. They do make their money by (indirectly) hiking up the prices for the fans.
Of course I don't expect them to give up anything, just like I don't expect the CEO of a grocery store chain to do something similar. My only point was that the players are not like the grocery store workers, who don't have a lot of negotiation power and don't really influence any prices, they are way closer to the CEOs.
When I got yelled at in the grocery store I worked at or people wanted to start fights with me because me wearing face protections during the health crisis signaled to them that I was a part of something malicious or whatever those ramblings I had to endure were about, I didn't start crying about it on instagram and asked for another 17 million a year, I took it like a man, went on with my essential job and quit when the health crisis was over and I wasn't as needed by my community anymore. And then I took a different career path - after the age of 32, I might add. Again, like an adult who agreed to terms of a contract and stuck to it without whining over it all the time. And I did it for less than 0.1% of what these people are making playing a game for 90 minutes a week.
Everyone gets yelled at at their jobs sometimes. That's part of taking over responsibilities when signing a contract.
The next thousand generations of the families of these people can live off the interest of the interest of what these guys make before they are 32, so I don't particularly cry over them having to start a different kind of career in their late thirties. You realize they still can live whatever life they want after 32, right? They can still go to college or start on whatever path they want to go on, just with hundreds of millions in the bank for an easier start.
Is it nice that people yell? No, it isn't. But it doesn't mean they can never be questioned and nobody gets to tell them their opinion. Hearing uncomfortable opinions is part of life, even for multi-millionaires.
Yes, they are human beings. They are not gods, they are not better than you and me. And when I screw up at my job, especially when I take over a lot of responsibilities for an incredible paycheck, I have to accept that sometimes the people paying me good money - my bosses and the fans in the case of the players - might have a word with me from time to time.
I'm sorry, but defending multi-millionaires because their feelings get hurt once every few blue moons or so is ridiculous. They make tens of millions with the easiest job in the world and getting yelled at is part of having a job when you mess up. Especially when the job is to be the centre of attention, hearing a lot of opinions is to be expected, it is what you sign up for.
If you can't take the heat, don't work in the kitchen. If you can't take someone yelling, don't stand in the middle of a stadium...
They can always quit their jobs and work in a grocery store, if that's the easier job to them. But as long as they want to get paid that kind of money, they will have to live with the occasional yelling. It's not nice, but it's to be expected.
Do I wish there was no yelling? Yes. Would I choose the yelling for that kind of paycheck? Also yes. I mean, I've been yelled at way harder for way less.
They have all the agency over their lives. Rich people are not the victims, don't be so subserviant towards them.
Guy is not just running from the CIA FIB but the Time Police too.
People always talk about how much footballers maker and use it as an excuse to say whatever they want. Those same people don't say a single word about corporations and billionaires bleeding them dry.
He seems like the type of guy who clicks "Berate" when the first highlight is for the opponents.
Low taper fade
I remember in my high school soccer team, we were having a discussion in a group chat that everyone would be thrilled to meet, say, Ronaldo on the street and ask for autographs/pictures. I was the lone person who voiced that I would not want to do that because they're not at work and shouldn't be bothered while their "off the clock", and I got called weird for that. It's way too normal for people to want to disrupt the lives of celebrities but especially sports players just for their own entertainment.
Mid taper fade with fringe on top
I live for the day this sad club gets finally relegated
6:45 I agree, they as fans are fully within their rights to be pissed off if the teams been shit. But literally waiting outside the train the team is boarding to hurl abuse, like lads you're fully grown men leave it off
Get a 1 on the side and a 2 on top buzz cut. Easy peasy.
go for prime Balotelli haircut, the mohawk
Tampa Bay Lightning. More like three time Stanley Cup Champions, The Tampa Bay Injury Reserves. :P I kid I kid.
Zealand is on the run from his Marathon running schedule.
uefa maifia be huntin you
The return of zep guardiola is in the works
‘Should I get a ‘Low Taper Fade’?’
Based on these videos, you obviously haven't noticed the football culture in England and Europe compared to the US 😂😂😂
How long until they start chanting “Sack the Board” again?
They would be better off chanting that then directly chirping at players
Grocery store owners don’t get shit? I don’t know a single individual who doesn’t criticize corporations for taking an increasing amount of profit.
One minute early is criminal, I’m watching you zealand and I’ll catch you
Leave the hair before the hair leaves you
Have fun! Enjoy FMWC as much as you can
Ask for a short, back and sides. Trust.
mullet + shave and leave only the stache, trust me bro
Tbf if players refuse to play or down tools, for whatever reason whether it’s to get a transfer or get the manager sacked then they are more justified frustrations
Definitely a perm.
WHAT DID YOU DO THIS TIME?!?!?! YOU'VE BEEN ON THE RUN WAY TOO MUCH THAN LAST YEAR
Keep em guessing Z.
Zealand needs a mid fade on the top, leave the sides
Have u ever heared of the Arenaring incedent. This was a other level. Happend to schalke
Tidy up and layers.
Full friar tuck 😂
Wait back up why is Bobby in my ... what?! 😳
I understand you've already had the cut, but my votes are either The Zidane, or The Ronaldo 2002
Say the word Z, we'll send help.
Everton fan here, vast majority of our fans know these fans are a disgrace. We are hot heads no doubt n we have lots of passion. This is a small minority of our fans tho. Our passion is what makes us an amazing club, when things are good this club has an incredible energy. Shame on these guys tho
I bet the guys in the video are plastics who wouldn't even support the team in the championship if they get relegated
i told you Zed to go see a barber back when you were in Rotterdam, but no...far too 'manly' to take advice from a girl...now you have to live with it. Go as you are! 💋
Is this an orange prison suit?
My vote for Z's hair is the 2002 Ronaldo
get the boz's haircut
Mullet 100%
Why is Mo Salah doing this zealandism?
since you barely have any hair on the sides, a mohawk would be sick
Monk it.
The guys at the train aren't as bad as faceless goons on Twitter 🤷 pointing fingers > Twitter fingers
Wait is z in Liverpool
yes, shave up the middle
the fans paying hundreds of dollars act like it's the players' fault for having high wages
Oh yeah. They deserve relegation.
Watch out CIA is coming 😮
You are a american you call it soccer , you could never understand the passion , plain and simple , if you get paid over 50k ! A month to do anything you better be good at it !!!!
the reason we don’t like maupay is because last season during his loan at brentford he posted a picture of lewis dunk after he scored in the last minute against us and he is one of the worst players we’ve ever seen and he shows no fight and only 1 goal in 26 games and he celebrated when he accepted a loan to marseille so we despise him at everton
Maupay probably just told him to learn some proper English.
Turkish barber bad
Due to the fact that I’m the first view in the opening 44 seconds tells me they have your location Z watch your back we’ll hold a freelancer candle lit vigil
Bald.
If you really want to succeed in management, you need to go bald
GET A MOHAWK, BIRGHT PINK
At least they are saying the same shit to their face, as they would behind a screen
It's not really a commendable thing in this instance
Try being a ref...
Go for the Walter White
As for the video. Those Everton fans, for the lack of a better term, are bellends. I understand when it’s during a game, but outside of a game is ridiculous. How does this help anyone?
Bro there aint no way you can't take a decent camera and mic.
I don't like them pretending that being verbally abused in your job is somehow unique to being a footballer. And yes, it definitely shouldn't happen, but any person working a register or a phone, every teacher, virtually everybody who comes in contact with people when they are in an emotional state will know situations like that. However, most of them are actually taught how to deescalate when tempers run high - because they know that in contrast to footballers they might even face physical threat.
So you're telling me you've been on your way back from work and some random customer has just come around and shouted abuse at you? I don't like people pretending like this is a common or normal thing in any job. It's abnormal, and making very poor comparisons between them.
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Go. Bald. Again. It really really suited you
Barbers No 1, skin fade. Kept long on top. Don’t go the Turks lad, I walked out looking like a midget gem last time I went the Turks.
Tarkovski prob shouldn't of played due to injury no branthwaite no rb garner who played 37 of 38 games last season injured and onana sold. There's a time and a place and this ain't it. Think fans can boo at end of games if they wish but don't see anything to gain in these situations.
What, so ya want their fans to give their players standing ovations for conceeding 7 goals in to games, they played like theyre phoning it in?? Ok, When ya paid £200 to travel to watch them play like that at the away games, yeah the fans have every right to be pissed and call out (but dont be abusive to) those very players when they see them with their teammates.....but not when theyre alone or with their families.
Customer service is well known for having so much respect shown to the workers, many jobs get equal to worse for a lot less money
Makes me kind of glad we didn't win the Euros, these people dont deserve that. Idk if Spanish fans are any better but still
@hsjshdhsjshsh958 they are sometimes a lot worse, specially against black players
@@pedromaia9947 Yeah I don't think I should imply that England fans are uniquely bad, this behaviour is surely a problem almost everywhere football is played. And I'm sure most Everton fans are embarrassed by these people
@hsjshdhsjshsh958 you do realise you are exposed to like 10 times the amount of English fans than any other fanbase so your judgement is going to be skewed.
Im sure youd get far more frustrated with say spanish fans if you heard about them as much as you do our fans. For example just look at the racial abuse Vinicius Jr has recieved, im not saying we don't have terrible racists but not to that degree in the stands. I cant imagine the equivalent of like Saka getting racially abused in multiple matches because of his skin colour
Hey zealand you speak like a guy with zero concept of relegation , soccer guy
IMO bringing up the players' wages is irrelevant information. So what if they make a lot of money and you don't? Abuse is abuse. Quite frankly, people shouldn't give a single flying fuck about your little sob story, especially if you're trying to use it to justify being a dickhead. Imagine ugly people bullying a good looking person and then saying "but that person is better looking than us, so what we're doing isn't that bad".
Early
bruh, they get paid millions of pounds, and they cant take getting criticized by some blokes who spend their paychecks to support them. They are soft and act like divas. I hope the actually play for the shirt next time. How can you side with the millionaires over this
Because no one deserves to be verbally abused...
Why does common decency have to go out of the window if you are a football fan?
Dumb argument by a dumb person.
Because thinking just because you pay for entertainment and spectacle which is what you are paying for when you go to a match gives you the right to degrade and shit talk player non stop online to their faces in the stands etc is insane. Just because they get paid a lot doesn’t mean their animals you beat to dance for you. Imagine if you got 10 times what you were on at work but every mad day you had 10 guys at your work entrance giving it you large just cause ur on 250,000 a year now and not 25k. Stop seeing these players as a number start seeing them as people. Football fans are the best and worse part of football you want to be able for our clubs to spend millions compete give back to the community etc but also you expect to be able to complete shit all over then during a bad spell grow up and stop letting the result of a match make u feel u can verbally attack others
It still doesn't mean you have a right to verbally abuse them if you have criticism make it more constructive no need to lower the level of discussion by verbally abusing the players just because they're rich.
So what is the pay threshold at which it's OK to abuse someone? Would you hang around a hospital to abuse a surgeon who has lost a patient despite trying everything they could? Or does a surgeon not earn enough for it to be OK for you to feel free to hang around and wait to abuse them?
L take
Really not no one deserves abuse no matter their financial income or status. Not their fault the job their in allows them to be paid so much. Just as much as we don’t get a right to be dicks just cause we pay 100 quid to be entertained
Yes you are an L take.
@@joegallagher9238 I'm down for abuse, but this is pathetic