Kevin-Prince Boateng has sensationally revealed he once purchased three cars in one day while at Tottenham.

The 32-year-old has regularly struggled to settle at a team and is now at the 11th club of his career having joined Fiorentina from Sassuolo this summer.

But now one of the older players in the dressing room, Boateng has regrets from his younger days and feels he 'didn't treat football as a job' when he was spending his money in England.

I'll go back and say: I didn't treat football as a job,' he told La Repubblica.

'I was an idiot. I had talent, but I trained the bare minimum, an hour on the field. I was the last to arrive and the first to leave. I'd be out with friends. I had money, I lived like a king. I'd never been to the gym. That changes your later career.

'I bought three cars in one day when I was at Tottenham: a Lamborghini, a Hummer and a Cadillac. To the youngsters, I tell them: "You cannot buy happiness".

'I didn't play, I had family problems, I was out of the squad. I was looking for happiness in material things: a car makes you happy for a week. I bought three to be happy for three weeks.'

Boateng's journey hasn't been the most straightforward, moving from club to club during a 15-year career to date and when at AC Milan, it took a very sour turn.

He was racially abused during a Milan friendly in 2013 against Pro Patria and he reacted by kicking the ball into the stands before walking off the pitch as his team-mates followed.

He added: 'I also think of the three-year-old boy kicked in Cosenza for the colour of his skin. That was the incident that hurt me the most.

'The chants at the stadium want to remind us when our grandparents were slaves. But those who make those chants, before being racist, are ignorant.

'Ignorance must be abolished. At school, we must introduce an hour of integration: we must tell our children that we're all the same. They're our future.'


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7451941/Kevin-Prince-Boateng-admits-buying-THREE-cars-one-day-Tottenham-spell.html

Am happy for you since your eye don clear

No plans

thank God na you call yourself

you now have sense abi?

A wise puppy once said...

"Pesin wey chop beans go bed, na him matress and bedsheet go suffer am all night"

Still an

common sense not common.........


Better later than never.

Shey this na the brother to that guy when Messi fall he hand

WriterNig:
Kevin-Prince Boateng has sensationally revealed he once purchased three cars in one day while at Tottenham.

The 32-year-old has regularly struggled to settle at a team and is now at the 11th club of his career having joined Fiorentina from Sassuolo this summer.

But now one of the older players in the dressing room, Boateng has regrets from his younger days and feels he 'didn't treat football as a job' when he was spending his money in England.

I'll go back and say: I didn't treat football as a job,' he told La Repubblica.

'I was an idiot. I had talent, but I trained the bare minimum, an hour on the field. I was the last to arrive and the first to leave. I'd be out with friends. I had money, I lived like a king. I'd never been to the gym. That changes your later career.

'I bought three cars in one day when I was at Tottenham: a Lamborghini, a Hummer and a Cadillac. To the youngsters, I tell them: "You cannot buy happiness".

'I didn't play, I had family problems, I was out of the squad. I was looking for happiness in material things: a car makes you happy for a week. I bought three to be happy for three weeks.'

Boateng's journey hasn't been the most straightforward, moving from club to club during a 15-year career to date and when at AC Milan, it took a very sour turn.

He was racially abused during a Milan friendly in 2013 against Pro Patria and he reacted by kicking the ball into the stands before walking off the pitch as his team-mates followed.

He added: 'I also think of the three-year-old boy kicked in Cosenza for the colour of his skin. That was the incident that hurt me the most.

'The chants at the stadium want to remind us when our grandparents were slaves. But those who make those chants, before being racist, are ignorant.

'Ignorance must be abolished. At school, we must introduce an hour of integration: we must tell our children that we're all the same. They're our future.'


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7451941/Kevin-Prince-Boateng-admits-buying-THREE-cars-one-day-Tottenham-spell.html

Likes this guy back in the days "no homo"...very skillful player...don't know what happened to him

'I was an idiot. I had talent, but I trained the bare minimum, an hour on the field. I was the last to arrive and the first to leave. I'd be out with friends. I had money, I lived like a king. I'd never been to the gym. That changes your later career.

Am not judging or saying this is what most Nigeria players do but Kelechi should watch out.

'I bought three cars in one day when I was at Tottenham: a Lamborghini, a Hummer and a Cadillac. To the youngsters, I tell them: "You cannot buy happiness".

Local man cannot agree less, most people always want to use material things to get happiness.

Atiku ni shoemaker o!
gbogbo aye lo ti gbo
Atiku ni shoemaker o!
gbogbo aye lo ti gbo o
bata Buhari ma lo nu o
bata Buhari ma lo nu o
Atiku ni shoemaker o
gbogbo aye lo ti gbo

REPEAT as many times as desired

Can someone please teach me how to write in emojis here

It takes a man to know.

Is he broke now?

Wisdom to be learnt hete

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Hmmm!


Some deep words in that post mehn.

'I bought three cars in one day when I was at Tottenham: a Lamborghini, a Hummer and a Cadillac. To the youngsters, I tell them: "You cannot buy happiness".

Benefits of age-inspired hindsight.

Him never see anything.

Retire first and you'll realise what an opportunity you've lost

Shebi you think life is all about fame and sex and all that?

When you go bankrupt due to poor savings plan then you will appreciate what life is.

Na when dem broke dem dey always get sense.

Just like when yahoo boy just hammer, na flanbouyant life's style, once he's broke, he will be like "had I know"

No, you were not an idiot Prince. You did what you felt was right and that shows courage
It is not too late.

And now A Wise Man?

He could have achieved more but he missed his way.

Most younger players won't learn.

Money na spirit

Village people don show this one Pepe ..
You get luck say you quick wake up

some players go dey there dey follow ronaldo wey don make am for football. Pogba better focus and stop dancing upanda

bigdammyj:
And now A Wise Man?

Lol