Freddy scored 25 in the first 10 minutes, but then he tired. He underestimated Ditka's sprint speed, and let him get close enough to touch him. Freddy is doing fine in the hospital, and should be back on the field in a few weeks. At the end it was very close, as Ditka found it frustrating to dribble the ball down close enough to the goal to put it in. He must have skied it over the goal 12 times. I swear he thought the first one was worth three points. Anyway, he put the 26th one in during injury time, but only after he intimidated the ref into adding an extra 3 minutes for the time he spent watching the ambulance take Freddy off the field. Ditka was a good sport, saying after the game, "That kid could play real football."
Is that a trick question? It is isn't it, you're trying to get us to blaspheme as God is not man but immortal almighty, then again so is Ditka. You're tricking us into hell aren't you? Regardless, the answer: Ditka
interesting though .... ditka quits coaching a few years back right at the time that a young freddy adu starts to emerge on the scene. what conclusions could we draw from this?
You're both wrong. His ribs came from Maradona, Pele, and Jim Thorpe for his athleticism, Albert Einstein, George Washington Carver, William Shakespeare, and Carl Sagan for his intellect, James Brown and John Travolta for his moves, and his creativity comes from Van Gogh and Michealangelo. Previous experiments with Claudio Reyna yielded good, but not Adu/God like results, because instead of John Travolta and Pele he was given the ribs of Jerry Lewis and Mike Burns.
When that failed Ditka voluntarily tore off a chunk of his thigh (that immediatly regenerated) and the chunk grew to Freddy Adu.
Re: Re: Adu vs Ditka [R] Well, that would explain the identical resemblance and the blazing speed. But how does this fit in with the Big Bang Theory?
Re: Re: Re: Adu vs Ditka [R] Well since Ditka and Freddy are "co-God's", there obviously is no such thing as the big bang.