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dang_5.6
Đăng_g81 :
Bỏ cái tư duy thủ môn ko phải chung tiền sân đi
2026-08-24 12:14:10
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phuquigk
Phú Quí GK 🗣️ :
Sao khi đọc hết cmt thì đa số anh em miền Nam sẽ không gom tiền thủ môn nhỉ
2026-08-24 13:21:05
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ymecau
ý mê câu 🎣 :
ủa đá thì trả thôi chứ lạ gì đâu
2026-08-24 10:17:32
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tr.tru.2k1246
cặc lỏ :
đá sân 5 tiền sân 45k hơi đắt thật
2026-08-24 09:42:12
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tran_tan2205
Trần Tân :
thủ môn thì kh “ chơi bóng “ trên sân à, lần đầu nghe thủ môn đc bao sân ấy😂
2026-08-24 10:32:12
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khinaohotdoiten98
Khong_biet_khi_nao_hot :
Tao thủ môn. Cũng bị bắn suốt. Ae chia đồng đều. Chả có gì phải khóc. Mấy cha cũng thể dục thể thao mà. Khóc lóc gì
2026-08-24 16:53:03
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xautrai_conbikhung0
Tui Tên Tobi :
tao thủ môn đây để nói cho bây nghe, thủ hay ai miễn có đá là trả tiền thủ môn thì thủ môn liên quan gì ăn banh đó là bổn phận là trách nhiệm khi làm thủ môn nó trả liên quan đến việc trả tiền, có trong sân là trả tiền vậy thôi🗿
2026-08-24 18:51:13
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ha.con59
Hòa Con :
Về miền tây ai đâu lấy tiền gun 😂😂
2026-08-29 09:31:31
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tuanminh.val
Chuyện của Minh :
Chơi ở vị trí nào là do đam mê của ae mình. Đóng góp với tập thể để được thỏa cái đam mê nó là điều hiển nhiên. Ae mình chơi GK bị ăn banh là bình thường, ko nên coi đó là sự hi sinh cho đam mê của người khác. Đội bao thì cám ơn, ko thì cứ đóng sòng phẳng, ae vui vẻ, lên biaaaa 😆
2026-08-24 13:42:21
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huynhduyquang
Quang Huỳnh :
Vãi, đá thì chung tiền thôi, trừ phi họ kêu free thì thu mới lạ chứ đã đứng trên sân uống nước thì xì tiền, còn kiểu wtf ko e dè ko trả thì thôi say bye fen. T gôn đứng ngáp liên tục cũng phải share cho ae vui vẻ đều, có mấy đồng bạc cũng kì kèo thì thôi bye lần sau có siêu sao cũng né.
2026-08-24 13:17:28
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thaiquan196
Thái Quân GK :
Chã ai thu tiền nước thủ môn cả, vấn đề nếu ông chủ động xin ngta vào chơi thì ông phải đóng, còn dc ai đó trong đội đó dẫn vào thì khỏi
2026-08-24 09:21:56
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6868tamnguyen0
꧁༺1993༻꧂ :
chụp tốt thì ko gôm .. chụp thua nhiều quá thì lấy nhe a ruột 🤣🤣🤣🤣
2026-08-24 09:45:09
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vosidat1999
Nam Sơn - Khánh Hoà :
Thủ môn bỏ tiền x2 . Do vị trí không chạy nhiều
2026-08-24 10:44:45
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ngoc.nhan96
KUN🕊️ :
mấy đồng mà cũng không bao được cho thủ môn thì chịu mấy cha rồi. z chứ bảo xuống chụp không cha nào chịu xuống chụp.
2026-08-24 13:29:50
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trongdz0512
phu trong :
b e đóng 40 dự bị 45p vẫn cười phơi phới
2026-08-24 11:12:29
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kuurit.113
Vội 🍂 :
tuỳ đội. đội có trưởng hoặc lớn tuổi hơn đa số sẽ ko thu gôn, còn đội nhỏ tuổi sêm sêm thì thu bình thường.
2026-08-25 06:09:57
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nhn.ci.l401
nguyenvannam :
đá ở em mọi ng đá chia tiền bth mà anh thủ môn cũng ko phải ngoại lệ
2026-08-24 10:18:15
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loc175347fb
useshd :
đó h t đá chưa bao h thu tiền thủ môn.có ng chụp cho đá đã zui lắm r
2026-08-25 05:32:47
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quannn123456
thanhhquann :
ngta nhờ mình chụp thì ngta trả, mình chụp dạo thì trả đi còn j nữa
2026-08-25 06:08:26
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vd9917
Thích Gì Quay Đó :
Đội t ko bao giờ thu tiền thủ môn còn mời uống nước , tính tiền dư thì đưa luôn tiền gửi xe . Vô đọc cmt nhiều thằng nguyên đội còn ko trả đc cho thủ môn , chán.
2026-08-25 06:42:24
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namkhanh1706
khánh :
Đá thì phải trả còn k trả thì next t đá t cũng bắt được
2026-08-30 08:26:58
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ltm0410
🇻🇳🍀LTM1994🍀🇻🇳 :
Mình đá hơn 10 năm thủ môn ko trả tiền sân.. Đội mình vs mấy đội mình bắt hộ là z còn đội khác mình ko biết..
2026-08-25 06:09:26
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lemanh2080
Su Rạch Giá :
đó giờ mới nghe làm thủ môn là hông phải trả tiền hả, chắc đi đá bóng làm thủ môn ko ai muốn làm tiền đạo luôn quá😂
2026-08-29 13:01:10
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qnchaha
￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ :
Chốt 1 câu nè . Đi đá bóng có tiền thì chung . Đừng lè nhè
2026-08-30 05:46:29
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hungdongtinh
Hùng Đông Tinh :
Thông thường sẽ không lấy tiền thủ môn , riêng sân 11 , đứng phới nắng mệt lắm
2026-08-30 09:43:10
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