Kiko Femenia

[USWAY]

 

[desoe]

Is his tattoo actually saying "Kiko"?

It's pretty lame to tattoo yourself with your own nickname. Like you're making sure you're not going to forget it or something.

 

[Barcafan 2304]

Is his tattoo actually saying "Kiko"?

It's pretty lame to tattoo yourself with your own nickname. Like you're making sure you're not going to forget it or something.

 

[desoe]

 

[La Furia]

Is his tattoo actually saying "Kiko"?

It's pretty lame to tattoo yourself with your own nickname. Like you're making sure you're not going to forget it or something.

The worst is Torres; not only does he have his own name tattooed on his arm, but he has it in Elvish from Lord of the Rings.

 

[XaviMessiGirl]

^ Aguero has an Elvish (I think) tattoo of his name too

 

[La Furia]

This is why children should not get tattoos.

 

[Ventus]

The worst is Torres; not only does he have his own name tattooed on his arm, but he has it in Elvish from Lord of the Rings.

The correct term is Tengwar, a form of scripture created by J R. R. Tolkein in one of his short stories preciding the Hobbit, and the Lord of the Rings. It is a form of scripture used by the elves, but not exclusive to them. The language of Mordor (black speech) is also written in these Runes.
According to The War of the Jewels, Fëanor when he created his script introduced a change in terminology. He called a letter, i.e. a written representation of a spoken phoneme a tengwa. Previously, any letter or symbol had been called a sarat, especially the alphabet of Rúmil of Valinor on which Fëanor supposedly based his was known as sarati, but became later also known as "Tengwar of Rúmil". The plural of tengwa was tengwar, and this is the name by which Fëanor's system became known. Since, however, in commonly used modes, an individual tengwa was equivalent to a consonant, the term tengwar in popular use became equivalent to "consonant sign", and the vowel signs were known as ómatehtar. By loan-translation, the tengwar became known as tîw in Sindarin, when they were introduced to Beleriand. The letters of the earlier alphabet native to Sindarin were called cirth. This term was loaned into exilic Quenya as certa, plural certar.

 

[FCB_M3]

The correct term is Tengwar, a form of scripture created by J R. R. Tolkein in one of his short stories preciding the Hobbit, and the Lord of the Rings. It is a form of scripture used by the elves, but not exclusive to them. The language of Mordor (black speech) is also written in these Runes.
According to The War of the Jewels, Fëanor when he created his script introduced a change in terminology. He called a letter, i.e. a written representation of a spoken phoneme a tengwa. Previously, any letter or symbol had been called a sarat, especially the alphabet of Rúmil of Valinor on which Fëanor supposedly based his was known as sarati, but became later also known as "Tengwar of Rúmil". The plural of tengwa was tengwar, and this is the name by which Fëanor's system became known. Since, however, in commonly used modes, an individual tengwa was equivalent to a consonant, the term tengwar in popular use became equivalent to "consonant sign", and the vowel signs were known as ómatehtar. By loan-translation, the tengwar became known as tîw in Sindarin, when they were introduced to Beleriand. The letters of the earlier alphabet native to Sindarin were called cirth. This term was loaned into exilic Quenya as certa, plural certar.

 

[10Rivaldo]

The correct term is Tengwar, a form of scripture created by J R. R. Tolkein in one of his short stories preciding the Hobbit, and the Lord of the Rings. It is a form of scripture used by the elves, but not exclusive to them. The language of Mordor (black speech) is also written in these Runes.
According to The War of the Jewels, Fëanor when he created his script introduced a change in terminology. He called a letter, i.e. a written representation of a spoken phoneme a tengwa. Previously, any letter or symbol had been called a sarat, especially the alphabet of Rúmil of Valinor on which Fëanor supposedly based his was known as sarati, but became later also known as "Tengwar of Rúmil". The plural of tengwa was tengwar, and this is the name by which Fëanor's system became known. Since, however, in commonly used modes, an individual tengwa was equivalent to a consonant, the term tengwar in popular use became equivalent to "consonant sign", and the vowel signs were known as ómatehtar. By loan-translation, the tengwar became known as tîw in Sindarin, when they were introduced to Beleriand. The letters of the earlier alphabet native to Sindarin were called cirth. This term was loaned into exilic Quenya as certa, plural certar.

 

[Ryan_Cule]

Club is not impressed . ona fm says he will be loaned/sold this summer .

 

[Puyol the wall]

Club is not impressed . ona fm says he will be loaned/sold this summer .

Did anyone really expect him to make it.

 

[Ryan_Cule]

I didn't honestly . His technical skills are not Barca standard . Not even once I saw him dribble pass two players and successfully finishing it . Dongou is more of a goal threat . Also, he isn't improving that much.

 

[FCBarca]

We could say that about most of the players in the B team under Eusebio, unfortunately...Several players have seen their development stalled

Kiko is terrible, I can't understand how/why he was plucked away in the first place

 

[Raed]