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Hoorah for the hurri-Kane - won the Ballon dOr!

Marianne72

Great for England - Harry's done it and won the Ballon d'Or! I could watch his goals for hours. Such a joy, such skill. Watch this compilation and if it doesn't make your heart sing you must be a zombie. And here are more of his moves.

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  • Never heard about this blonde do'R u till today when the news woukd mentioned it non stop every 5 seconds is it just me though or do these huge awards seem like it's there just for public image and jot accomplish mentioned like q baller award would be 

  • in reply to Thpsguy
    Thpsguy said:
    blonde do'R

    Ballon - or 'balloon' -  referring to the shape of a football. Footballers have to be very skilled to get this award, proven over a whole season - which Harry Kane has achieved if you look at the videos.

    Nearly every sport or craft has some sort of award for excellence. I think it is far better than constantly reading negative news. 'Award' winners are selected on merit - nothing to do with that individual vying for acclaim. Harry is recognised as a particularly modest man.

  • in reply to Marianne72

    Yeha but I feel the same about all public award shows for public figures 

    I wouldnr respect Taylor Swift anyless without her awards and personally I find her SNL appeance as host more impressive 

    And this is coming from somewho who respects her musical talent and the fact she can't read sheet music proves a point I've been making to musicans and aspiring musicians for many years being able to compose and play is what matters and composition is not notes on a page it's melodies and chords in your head

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  • in reply to Marianne72

    Yeha but I feel the same about all public award shows for public figures 

    I wouldnr respect Taylor Swift anyless without her awards and personally I find her SNL appeance as host more impressive 

    And this is coming from somewho who respects her musical talent and the fact she can't read sheet music proves a point I've been making to musicans and aspiring musicians for many years being able to compose and play is what matters and composition is not notes on a page it's melodies and chords in your head

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