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It means 'bucks' (= dolari in Finnish.) and if he keeps up his present scoring rate it'll mean 50+ miljoonaa pukkinen in the transfer market. 

(City shirts should sell well in the Bukit Bintang area of KL as well.)

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Certainly brings a more interesting meaning to “no Pukki, no party!”

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Just to add to the hilarity, Pukki's name is a constant source of giggles among Hungarian footie fans as 'puki' is the kiddie- word for "wind"  (flatulence) in Hungarian.  

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22 minutes ago, Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tube Man said:

Kinda like when Germany had Stefan Kuntz up front at Euro 96 then.

Always liked the Muller Reus Corner too...

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27 minutes ago, wcorkcanary said:

Took me a second, but very good Threeo

I can't take the credit for it, Corky. I just remember this from that there Twitter a while back!

The Kuntz thing reminded me!

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An Englishman and a gentleman would never embark upon international travel wearing a football shirt.

Get a grip, man!

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