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Post by etebojan on May 16, 2024 21:33:10 GMT
Katie Perry's Firework might work with a bit of workshopping
'Cause Bae Jun, you're a firework Come on, show 'em what you're worth Make 'em go, "Jun, Jun, ho" As you shoot across the sky Bae Jun, you're a firework Come on, let your colors burst Make 'em go, "Jun, Jun, ho" You're gonna leave 'em all in awe, awe, awe
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Post by bayernoatcake on May 17, 2024 7:06:38 GMT
I’d go for 🎵we built this city, We built this City on Bea Jun-Ho🎵 Yeah I’d definitely try get that going to be fair 😂 or you could say we built stoke city… I sing that every time to that song anyway (the built Stoke City bit) 🤣
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Post by stokiejoe89 on May 17, 2024 11:15:08 GMT
Katie Perry's Firework might work with a bit of workshopping 'Cause Bae Jun, you're a firework Come on, show 'em what you're worth Make 'em go, "Jun, Jun, ho" As you shoot across the sky Bae Jun, you're a firework Come on, let your colors burst Make 'em go, "Jun, Jun, ho" You're gonna leave 'em all in awe, awe, awe 😂😂
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Post by apb1 on May 17, 2024 16:06:54 GMT
10, 20, 30, 40, 50 or more, Bae Jun Ho, he's gonna score
He scores with his left, he scores with his right
Cos Bae Jun Ho's fucking dynamite.
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Post by plymouthpotter4 on May 17, 2024 16:10:50 GMT
To the tune of Dynamite by BTS (Korean link too)
Bae Jun-Ho is dynamite, He loves Stoke City, thinks the Vale are shite, Living up in Hanley he's our South Korean king, And if he scores we're on the ale tonight.
I'll get my coat.
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Post by davethebass on May 17, 2024 17:16:40 GMT
I like it when people make songs up on here.
Oh and all them videos, hit the button that looks like a cog on YouTube, select subtitles and there's an auto translate option....might have to faff a bit, my first attempt I got Armenian lol, you have to select English from a list of languages....but i got there in the end
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Post by FullerMagic on May 18, 2024 11:49:15 GMT
Special guest at his old club's game today
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Post by Los Alfareros on May 18, 2024 13:38:06 GMT
Gold - Spandeau
Bae Jun Ho, Always believe in your soul, You got the power to know, You're indesructable, Always believe in, Bae Jun ho, repeat forever......
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Post by prestwichpotter on May 18, 2024 13:42:19 GMT
Gold - Spandeau Bae Jun Ho, Always believe in your soul, You got the power to know, You're indesructable, Always believe in, Bae Jun ho, repeat forever...... Good effort that…..
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Post by baconburger on May 18, 2024 15:04:32 GMT
Gold - Spandeau Bae Jun Ho, Always believe in your soul, You got the power to know, You're indesructable, Always believe in, Bae Jun ho, repeat forever...... Good effort that….. I really like him but don’t think I’ll be partaking.
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Post by RedandWhite90 on May 18, 2024 16:09:51 GMT
Gold - Spandeau Bae Jun Ho, Always believe in your soul, You got the power to know, You're indesructable, Always believe in, Bae Jun ho, repeat forever...... Always believe in your Seoul, surely?
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Post by FullerMagic on May 20, 2024 7:34:37 GMT
sports.news.nate.com/view/20240520n02938 Jun-ho, who recently met with Sports Seoul, said, “It is true that I adapted faster than expected,” and added, “Thanks to this, I gained confidence and I think I had a good season. “Even from a personal perspective, my performance was good,” he said with a smile. Actually, when I first went, I thought I would just adapt well. Of course, it was physically difficult, and technically it was better than expected. “There were difficult times,” he said, “but I adapted better than I thought.” It was always good from the training ground. After I got used to it, I felt like I could get through it. I was really surprised when I first heard the cheering song. I got goosebumps. I felt that I had become the core of the team both inside and outside the game. I didn't hate it. “I felt like my strengths were revealed as I played. It is the result of effort. I devoted myself to studying English, and despite my introverted personality, I actively approached my colleagues and integrated into the team. I diligently performed physical training to adapt to the harsh English soccer. “English was really difficult at first, but I have improved a lot now. I understand a lot of words. I am studying hard to become better at speaking. I even approached him first at the training ground. And then the talk increased. My muscle mass also increased a lot. Weight increased by 4 kg. Almost all my muscles gained. “At the same time, my stamina has improved and I think I’ve naturally developed defensive skills,” he said There is also regret. Since his days in the K League, he has been evaluated as being too selfless compared to his skills. It was no different after moving to Stoke City. Bae Jun-ho said, “I think I need to solve it a little more on my own, but it’s not easy to fix. The altruistic style is not as easy to change as you might think. Personally, my season rating is 5 points. “It’s because there aren’t many attack points,” he said with a smile. “I’m going to be really greedy next season.” The team also emphasizes being greedy. I want to score at least 10 goals. “I will be more active to increase attack points,” he promised. “I lived in England and watched the Premier League on site. There was a difference in level. My desire for the Premier League grew even more. I was really envious of Leicester City's promotion. It was even more stimulating and relatable to hear that the team I had personally fought against was playing in the Premier League next season. “It’s something we can do,” he said. “We experienced promotion in Daejeon. Even though I wasn't a key player at the time, I was really excited and happy. It would be great to go to the Premier League with Stoke City. “I want to play a key role in helping the team get promoted next season,” he said. “First of all, my goal is to play in the Premier League. “I want to achieve it within one to two years,” he said. He continued, “In 4 to 5 years, I want to become a player playing in the UEFA Champions League. At this time, you should continue to play for the national team. Walking on the streets should also become uncomfortable. Few people recognize me yet. I really want to win the Champions League in 10 years. “It may be difficult, but I want to run for my dream,” he said firmly.
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Post by andystokey on May 20, 2024 7:39:02 GMT
sports.news.nate.com/view/20240520n02938 Jun-ho, who recently met with Sports Seoul, said, “It is true that I adapted faster than expected,” and added, “Thanks to this, I gained confidence and I think I had a good season. “Even from a personal perspective, his performance was good,” he said with a smile. Actually, when I first went, I thought I would just adapt well. Of course, it was physically difficult, and technically it was better than expected. “There were difficult times,” he said, “but I adapted better than I thought.” It was always good from the training ground. After I got used to it, I felt like I could get through it. I was really surprised when I first heard the cheering song. I got goosebumps. I felt that I had become the core of the team both inside and outside the game. I didn't hate it. “I felt like my strengths were revealed as I played. It is the result of effort. I devoted myself to studying English, and despite my introverted personality, I actively approached my colleagues and integrated into the team. I diligently performed physical training to adapt to the harsh English soccer. “English was really difficult at first, but I have improved a lot now. I understand a lot of words. I am studying hard to become better at speaking. I even approached him first at the training ground. And then the talk increased. My muscle mass also increased a lot. Weight increased by 4 kg. Almost all my muscles gained. “At the same time, my stamina has improved and I think I’ve naturally developed defensive skills,” he said There is also regret. Since his days in the K League, he has been evaluated as being too selfless compared to his skills. It was no different after moving to Stoke City. Bae Jun-ho said, “I think I need to solve it a little more on my own, but it’s not easy to fix. The altruistic style is not as easy to change as you might think. Personally, my season rating is 5 points. “It’s because there aren’t many attack points,” he said with a smile. “I’m going to be really greedy next season.” The team also emphasizes being greedy. I want to score at least 10 goals. “I will be more active to increase attack points,” he promised. “I lived in England and watched the Premier League on site. There was a difference in level. My desire for the Premier League grew even more. I was really envious of Leicester City's promotion. It was even more stimulating and relatable to hear that the team I had personally fought against was playing in the Premier League next season. “It’s something we can do,” he said. “We experienced promotion in Daejeon. Even though I wasn't a key player at the time, I was really excited and happy. It would be great to go to the Premier League with Stoke City. “I want to play a key role in helping the team get promoted next season,” he said. “First of all, my goal is to play in the Premier League. “I want to achieve it within one to two years,” he said. He continued, “In 4 to 5 years, I want to become a player playing in the UEFA Champions League. At this time, you should continue to play for the national team. Walking on the streets should also become uncomfortable. Few people recognize me yet. I really want to win the Champions League in 10 years. “It may be difficult, but I want to run for my dream,” he said firmly. Can't remember a more ambitious player we've had for some time. He has all the attributes.
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Post by LGH87 on May 20, 2024 7:41:17 GMT
sports.news.nate.com/view/20240520n02938 Jun-ho, who recently met with Sports Seoul, said, “It is true that I adapted faster than expected,” and added, “Thanks to this, I gained confidence and I think I had a good season. “Even from a personal perspective, my performance was good,” he said with a smile. Actually, when I first went, I thought I would just adapt well. Of course, it was physically difficult, and technically it was better than expected. “There were difficult times,” he said, “but I adapted better than I thought.” It was always good from the training ground. After I got used to it, I felt like I could get through it. I was really surprised when I first heard the cheering song. I got goosebumps. I felt that I had become the core of the team both inside and outside the game. I didn't hate it. “I felt like my strengths were revealed as I played. It is the result of effort. I devoted myself to studying English, and despite my introverted personality, I actively approached my colleagues and integrated into the team. I diligently performed physical training to adapt to the harsh English soccer. “English was really difficult at first, but I have improved a lot now. I understand a lot of words. I am studying hard to become better at speaking. I even approached him first at the training ground. And then the talk increased. My muscle mass also increased a lot. Weight increased by 4 kg. Almost all my muscles gained. “At the same time, my stamina has improved and I think I’ve naturally developed defensive skills,” he said There is also regret. Since his days in the K League, he has been evaluated as being too selfless compared to his skills. It was no different after moving to Stoke City. Bae Jun-ho said, “I think I need to solve it a little more on my own, but it’s not easy to fix. The altruistic style is not as easy to change as you might think. Personally, my season rating is 5 points. “It’s because there aren’t many attack points,” he said with a smile. “I’m going to be really greedy next season.” The team also emphasizes being greedy. I want to score at least 10 goals. “I will be more active to increase attack points,” he promised. “I lived in England and watched the Premier League on site. There was a difference in level. My desire for the Premier League grew even more. I was really envious of Leicester City's promotion. It was even more stimulating and relatable to hear that the team I had personally fought against was playing in the Premier League next season. “It’s something we can do,” he said. “We experienced promotion in Daejeon. Even though I wasn't a key player at the time, I was really excited and happy. It would be great to go to the Premier League with Stoke City. “I want to play a key role in helping the team get promoted next season,” he said. “First of all, my goal is to play in the Premier League. “I want to achieve it within one to two years,” he said. He continued, “In 4 to 5 years, I want to become a player playing in the UEFA Champions League. At this time, you should continue to play for the national team. Walking on the streets should also become uncomfortable. Few people recognize me yet. I really want to win the Champions League in 10 years. “It may be difficult, but I want to run for my dream,” he said firmly. My mates and myself have said for ages he needs to be more selfish and when he realises this, he's going to take off. I honestly can't wait to watch him next season, I think he could easily reach 20 goals/assists.
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Post by clarkeda on May 20, 2024 8:16:49 GMT
sports.news.nate.com/view/20240520n02938 Jun-ho, who recently met with Sports Seoul, said, “It is true that I adapted faster than expected,” and added, “Thanks to this, I gained confidence and I think I had a good season. “Even from a personal perspective, my performance was good,” he said with a smile. Actually, when I first went, I thought I would just adapt well. Of course, it was physically difficult, and technically it was better than expected. “There were difficult times,” he said, “but I adapted better than I thought.” It was always good from the training ground. After I got used to it, I felt like I could get through it. I was really surprised when I first heard the cheering song. I got goosebumps. I felt that I had become the core of the team both inside and outside the game. I didn't hate it. “I felt like my strengths were revealed as I played. It is the result of effort. I devoted myself to studying English, and despite my introverted personality, I actively approached my colleagues and integrated into the team. I diligently performed physical training to adapt to the harsh English soccer. “English was really difficult at first, but I have improved a lot now. I understand a lot of words. I am studying hard to become better at speaking. I even approached him first at the training ground. And then the talk increased. My muscle mass also increased a lot. Weight increased by 4 kg. Almost all my muscles gained. “At the same time, my stamina has improved and I think I’ve naturally developed defensive skills,” he said There is also regret. Since his days in the K League, he has been evaluated as being too selfless compared to his skills. It was no different after moving to Stoke City. Bae Jun-ho said, “I think I need to solve it a little more on my own, but it’s not easy to fix. The altruistic style is not as easy to change as you might think. Personally, my season rating is 5 points. “It’s because there aren’t many attack points,” he said with a smile. “I’m going to be really greedy next season.” The team also emphasizes being greedy. I want to score at least 10 goals. “I will be more active to increase attack points,” he promised. “I lived in England and watched the Premier League on site. There was a difference in level. My desire for the Premier League grew even more. I was really envious of Leicester City's promotion. It was even more stimulating and relatable to hear that the team I had personally fought against was playing in the Premier League next season. “It’s something we can do,” he said. “We experienced promotion in Daejeon. Even though I wasn't a key player at the time, I was really excited and happy. It would be great to go to the Premier League with Stoke City. “I want to play a key role in helping the team get promoted next season,” he said. “First of all, my goal is to play in the Premier League. “I want to achieve it within one to two years,” he said. He continued, “In 4 to 5 years, I want to become a player playing in the UEFA Champions League. At this time, you should continue to play for the national team. Walking on the streets should also become uncomfortable. Few people recognize me yet. I really want to win the Champions League in 10 years. “It may be difficult, but I want to run for my dream,” he said firmly. My mates and myself have said for ages he needs to be more selfish and when he realises this, he's going to take off. I honestly can't wait to watch him next season, I think he could easily reach 20 goals/assists. And when if does he’ll be gone. If we’re in the prem or not.
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Post by Olgrligm on May 20, 2024 8:19:09 GMT
I can't remember the last time that one of our players described their playing style as altruistic.
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Post by LGH87 on May 20, 2024 8:20:07 GMT
My mates and myself have said for ages he needs to be more selfish and when he realises this, he's going to take off. I honestly can't wait to watch him next season, I think he could easily reach 20 goals/assists. And when if does he’ll be gone. If we’re in the prem or not. The nature of the beast unfortunately. The key is then having the next one lined up.
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Post by tuum on May 20, 2024 10:13:54 GMT
sports.news.nate.com/view/20240520n02938 Jun-ho, who recently met with Sports Seoul, said, “It is true that I adapted faster than expected,” and added, “Thanks to this, I gained confidence and I think I had a good season. “Even from a personal perspective, my performance was good,” he said with a smile. Actually, when I first went, I thought I would just adapt well. Of course, it was physically difficult, and technically it was better than expected. “There were difficult times,” he said, “but I adapted better than I thought.” It was always good from the training ground. After I got used to it, I felt like I could get through it. I was really surprised when I first heard the cheering song. I got goosebumps. I felt that I had become the core of the team both inside and outside the game. I didn't hate it. “I felt like my strengths were revealed as I played. It is the result of effort. I devoted myself to studying English, and despite my introverted personality, I actively approached my colleagues and integrated into the team. I diligently performed physical training to adapt to the harsh English soccer. “English was really difficult at first, but I have improved a lot now. I understand a lot of words. I am studying hard to become better at speaking. I even approached him first at the training ground. And then the talk increased. My muscle mass also increased a lot. Weight increased by 4 kg. Almost all my muscles gained. “At the same time, my stamina has improved and I think I’ve naturally developed defensive skills,” he said There is also regret. Since his days in the K League, he has been evaluated as being too selfless compared to his skills. It was no different after moving to Stoke City. Bae Jun-ho said, “I think I need to solve it a little more on my own, but it’s not easy to fix. The altruistic style is not as easy to change as you might think. Personally, my season rating is 5 points. “It’s because there aren’t many attack points,” he said with a smile. “I’m going to be really greedy next season.” The team also emphasizes being greedy. I want to score at least 10 goals. “I will be more active to increase attack points,” he promised. “I lived in England and watched the Premier League on site. There was a difference in level. My desire for the Premier League grew even more. I was really envious of Leicester City's promotion. It was even more stimulating and relatable to hear that the team I had personally fought against was playing in the Premier League next season. “It’s something we can do,” he said. “We experienced promotion in Daejeon. Even though I wasn't a key player at the time, I was really excited and happy. It would be great to go to the Premier League with Stoke City. “I want to play a key role in helping the team get promoted next season,” he said. “First of all, my goal is to play in the Premier League. “I want to achieve it within one to two years,” he said. He continued, “In 4 to 5 years, I want to become a player playing in the UEFA Champions League. At this time, you should continue to play for the national team. Walking on the streets should also become uncomfortable. Few people recognize me yet. I really want to win the Champions League in 10 years. “It may be difficult, but I want to run for my dream,” he said firmly. Just another mercenary. He's not interested in Stoke. Get rid! 😊
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Post by clarkeda on May 20, 2024 12:14:45 GMT
And when if does he’ll be gone. If we’re in the prem or not. The nature of the beast unfortunately. The key is then having the next one lined up. Oh I totally getting, but I find it best to prepare people on this board softly softly.
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2024 13:14:39 GMT
My mates and myself have said for ages he needs to be more selfish and when he realises this, he's going to take off. I honestly can't wait to watch him next season, I think he could easily reach 20 goals/assists. And when if does he’ll be gone. If we’re in the prem or not. That’s fine as long as we make good money from it. I want these players to become too good for Stoke. I want us to then go out and use that cash to find 2-3 more from the money we make selling them. If he improves on last season and we are not challenging for promotion, I absolutely expect him to want out.
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Post by cyprus1stokey on May 20, 2024 13:18:23 GMT
5 more like him and his attitude and we will piss the league.!!
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Post by senojbor on May 20, 2024 13:59:21 GMT
He's only been with us 5 minutes and has a 4 year contract.
He's going nowhere for the foreseeable
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Post by mrcoke on May 20, 2024 15:25:44 GMT
He has all attributes to be the next Son.
Like the way he has put on muscle weight and improved stamina.
He has natural bal skills and ambition, he seems to have no barriers to being a very successful footballer.
He wants to avoid the mistake made by others and go to the wrong Premier club if and when he moves on. It seems each of our players who have left have chosen the wrong club. There is no point in moving to the Prem to play for a club likely to be relegated, which means quite a few, or to go and sit on the bench.
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Post by StokieSideAss on May 20, 2024 15:54:24 GMT
Enjoy him whilst we have him, because with Jared gone I cant see us bringing in anymore quite like him, it'll be back to the tried and tested British experience that has done us so well over the last 6 years
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Post by mickstupp on May 20, 2024 15:57:11 GMT
Enjoy him whilst we have him, because with Jared gone I cant see us bringing in anymore quite like him, it'll be back to the tried and tested British experience that has done us so well over the last 6 years I don’t quite see why people are assuming this?
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Post by nonameface on May 20, 2024 16:48:25 GMT
Enjoy him whilst we have him, because with Jared gone I cant see us bringing in anymore quite like him, it'll be back to the tried and tested British experience that has done us so well over the last 6 years I don’t quite see why people are assuming this? We've been more experimental with our signings recently than before?
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Post by thornestein on May 20, 2024 16:50:03 GMT
Enjoy him whilst we have him, because with Jared gone I cant see us bringing in anymore quite like him, it'll be back to the tried and tested British experience that has done us so well over the last 6 years I don’t quite see why people are assuming this? because it’s what we do , revert to type , alway been my worry with SS , come Nov it not working then sack him , sack everyone associated with him and start again
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Post by atillathehoneybee on May 20, 2024 17:20:01 GMT
To the old " Hello, hello, peschcisolido " chant...
"Hello, Hello, Super Bae Junho, He came from Seoul To find the goal, Super Bae Junho."
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Post by atillathehoneybee on May 21, 2024 17:28:09 GMT
Two little songs here. Both to my old mans a dust man..
Junho is a potter. He gave my lad his shirt, If he were to leave us, It would really hurt, He scores with his left foot He scores with his right And if we play the Vale he'll score all fookin night...
Bit self indulgent that one..
Junho is a Potter, He Drives a Hyundai He plays for Stoke City And he is a lovely Guy. Defenders all fear him, The little chap from Seoul And we all have a mental when he scores a fooking goal.
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Post by bayernoatcake on May 21, 2024 22:04:17 GMT
I’m not sure you can say “the little chap from Seoul” in 2024 🤣🤣
And other than it not really being 2024 appropriate, he ain’t from Seoul and he’s 5ft 11”
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