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+x+xone of the 'under-rated' Socceroos from the golden Generation i wish him well it is a bit sad he never got involved with the game since he hanged up the boots but i guess a bit like Viduka he is happy to have the family life and live life away from the game Under rated? Bresch is a god. I don't know anyone who wouldn't agree. Totally agree, probably our most talented after dukes and harry, yet hasn't ever received anywhere near the same level of attention.
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Davstar
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+x+xone of the 'under-rated' Socceroos from the golden Generation i wish him well it is a bit sad he never got involved with the game since he hanged up the boots but i guess a bit like Viduka he is happy to have the family life and live life away from the game Under rated? Bresch is a god. I don't know anyone who wouldn't agree. i agree he was fantastic i didnt know he was on the board but no one says 'this players will be the next Bresch' it is usually next Kewell or Viduka
these Kangaroos can play football -
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ErogenousZone
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He's on the FA board FFS. Jesus fucking Christ, is this even a football forum. https://www.footballaustralia.com.au/board
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Muz
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+x+xone of the 'under-rated' Socceroos from the golden Generation i wish him well it is a bit sad he never got involved with the game since he hanged up the boots but i guess a bit like Viduka he is happy to have the family life and live life away from the game Under rated? Bresch is a god. I don't know anyone who wouldn't agree. Correct.
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Mr Cleansheets
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+xone of the 'under-rated' Socceroos from the golden Generation i wish him well it is a bit sad he never got involved with the game since he hanged up the boots but i guess a bit like Viduka he is happy to have the family life and live life away from the game Under rated? Bresch is a god. I don't know anyone who wouldn't agree.
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+xone of the 'under-rated' Socceroos from the golden Generation i wish him well it is a bit sad he never got involved with the game since he hanged up the boots but i guess a bit like Viduka he is happy to have the family life and live life away from the game Bresciano has been on the Board of Directors at Football Australia for the last 3 years. He's also currently involved in the setup at Catania alongside Grella.
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Davstar
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one of the 'under-rated' Socceroos from the golden Generation i wish him well it is a bit sad he never got involved with the game since he hanged up the boots but i guess a bit like Viduka he is happy to have the family life and live life away from the game
these Kangaroos can play football -
Ange P. (Intercontinental WC Play-offs 2017)
KEEP POLITICS OUT OF FOOTBALL
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Marco can jump onto the FA board now for some input.
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I'd rather maintain the brain function of a normal person.
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Bresc fact: He’s got his name on his rego plates.
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Bresciano made 2 drastic mistakes. 1. Playing in Palermo amongst the mafia and 2. Living in Melbourne
In a resort somewhere
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jas88
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geez imagine if he went to city in 2008
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All drugs used incorrectly or over used cause issues ... The media attacks on marijuana have been huge over decades yet in the 30's and prior it was OK... I have a client who works for a Sydney based company seeking a similar license ... You can buy cheaper water at Aldi catalogue. The medical reports on pain relief and on nerves is growing by the day... Good on him ... much respect...
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+xSOCCEROOS great Mark Bresciano has sent his career up in smoke — by becoming a cannabis farmer.The 84-cap Australia international had long spells with Parma and Palermo in Italy’s Serie A, and also played for Lazio and Empoli,” The Sun reports.Winger Bresciano agreed a four-year contract with Manchester City in 2008, but remained with Palermo when the deal broke downNow retired and living in Melbourne, the 38-year-old has begun growing dope for medical uses.  Mark Bresciano is a Socceroos great. Source:News Limited“I’m investing in property these days, and working on cultivating cannabis,” he said.“At present I am studying with a partner who is working towards producing marijuana-based medicines within the next year.“The company is called Greenhope. We have identified a site and obtained the necessary licences.“There is still a long way to go before we can produce cannabis-based drugs.“For the moment we are going to Canada and the US to learn more, as well as Europe — where there are experts.  Mark Bresciano is on the grass. Source:Getty Images“I miss playing football. It is like a religion in Italy.“But I have lost my passion for the professional game. I am just a spectator these days.”Greenhope has launched a fledgling website, bearing the message: “Hope Is Coming ... the movement is medicinal.”Bresciano hung up his boots in 2015 after a three-year spell with Qatari club Al-Gharafa.He was last year picked by the FFA (Football Federation Australia) as part of a nine man panel responsible for selecting Dutch manager Bert van Marwijk to coach the Socceroos to the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia this year. — This story originally appeared on thesun.co.uk
https://www.news.com.au/sport/sports-life/socceroos-great-mark-bresciano-breaks-bad-as-a-cannabis-farmer/news-story/1ea28874e64b3e3fef8347cf578a46f2
Interesting.
It isn't legal to grow it for medicinal purposes in my home state - yet.
It should be. Some people I know get their best pain relief for chronic illnesses through cannabis, but don't want to get stoned.
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Best bot bump in a while.
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ErogenousZone
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+xThe legalisation of previously prohibited drugs will in the coming decades make a surreal amount of money. I couldn't agree with me more on that one.
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Look, he doesn't inhale any of it.
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I’m not in danger I am the danger!!!
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Better Call Saul?.
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+xSeriously though he "breaks bad" and has put his career "up in smoke" because he's openly investing in a medicinal company that happens to use a naturally occurring plant that is absurdly prohibited? Yellow journalism at its finest I wonder what article (if any) would be written if he invested in a pharmaceutical company that produces chemicals that were a part of the wider opioid epidemic? Look at the source and your question is answered, least reputable and most vile paper in the world.
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+x+xSeriously though he "breaks bad" and has put his career "up in smoke" because he's openly investing in a medicinal company that happens to use a naturally occurring plant that is absurdly prohibited? Yellow journalism at its finest I wonder what article (if any) would be written if he invested in a pharmaceutical company that produces chemicals that were a part of the wider opioid epidemic? I guess its because the evidence for marajuana's medicinal benefits over other drugs is weak and the evidence is established and strong for the medicinal benefits of the pharmaceuticals that are abused by some people? Treat the person not just the symptom.
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ErogenousZone
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The legalisation of previously prohibited drugs will in the coming decades make a surreal amount of money.
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+xMarconi makes some great points. Which ones?
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+xSeriously though he "breaks bad" and has put his career "up in smoke" because he's openly investing in a medicinal company that happens to use a naturally occurring plant that is absurdly prohibited? Yellow journalism at its finest I wonder what article (if any) would be written if he invested in a pharmaceutical company that produces chemicals that were a part of the wider opioid epidemic? I guess its because the evidence for marajuana's medicinal benefits over other drugs is weak and the evidence is established and strong for the medicinal benefits of the pharmaceuticals that are abused by some people?
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+xMarconi makes some great points. I thought that was obvious and we were all just making weed puns.
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Muz
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+xSeriously though he "breaks bad" and has put his career "up in smoke" because he's openly investing in a medicinal company that happens to use a naturally occurring plant that is absurdly prohibited? Yellow journalism at its finest I wonder what article (if any) would be written if he invested in a pharmaceutical company that produces chemicals that were a part of the wider opioid epidemic? Despite all the hoopla around medicinal cannibas the science around this is shaky at best. https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/medical-marijuana-where-is-the-evidence/But good for Bresh if he can make a go of this.
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Marconi makes some great points.
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He was always a very creative player, able to see things other players could not. Also great at distribution etc...
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+xSeriously though he "breaks bad" and has put his career "up in smoke" because he's openly investing in a medicinal company that happens to use a naturally occurring plant that is absurdly prohibited? Yellow journalism at its finest I wonder what article (if any) would be written if he invested in a pharmaceutical company that produces chemicals that were a part of the wider opioid epidemic? Why are you even surprised?
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Seriously though he "breaks bad" and has put his career "up in smoke" because he's openly investing in a medicinal company that happens to use a naturally occurring plant that is absurdly prohibited? Yellow journalism at its finest I wonder what article (if any) would be written if he invested in a pharmaceutical company that produces chemicals that were a part of the wider opioid epidemic?
He was a man of specific quirks. He believed that all meals should be earned through physical effort. He also contended, zealously like a drunk with a political point, that the third dimension would not be possible if it werent for the existence of water.
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