Maxence 'Rizla' Lacroix

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Ok so hear me out.....

Everyone's favourite rolling paper brand has an interesting history to the name - which is also hidden in plain sight on their logo. It comes from the French word for Rice (Riz), then La, and the + sign at the end of it is a cross (Croix). So it means Rice of the Cross (Riz La Croix). Rolling papers used to be made of rice paper, and a bloke called Pierre Lacroix started the company.

So it's quite a common French surname, but maybe our beloved centre-back has a family lineage linking him to one of South Londons favourite smoking products

I'd love a Rizla+ shirt with Maxences face on it. He'd get the joke.
 
hackney-viking-eagle said:
Ok so hear me out.....

Everyone's favourite rolling paper brand has an interesting history to the name - which is also hidden in plain sight on their logo. It comes from the French word for Rice (Riz), then La, and the + sign at the end of it is a cross (Croix). So it means Rice of the Cross (Riz La Croix). Rolling papers used to be made of rice paper, and a bloke called Pierre Lacroix started the company.

So it's quite a common French surname, but maybe our beloved centre-back has a family lineage linking him to one of South Londons favourite smoking products

I'd love a Rizla+ shirt with Maxences face on it. He'd get the joke.
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Why not get ChatGPT or another AI platform to make the design and get one printed yourself? Might be a bit of a niche reference to get them made anywhere
 
hackney-viking-eagle said:
Ok so hear me out.....

Everyone's favourite rolling paper brand has an interesting history to the name - which is also hidden in plain sight on their logo. It comes from the French word for Rice (Riz), then La, and the + sign at the end of it is a cross (Croix). So it means Rice of the Cross (Riz La Croix). Rolling papers used to be made of rice paper, and a bloke called Pierre Lacroix started the company.

So it's quite a common French surname, but maybe our beloved centre-back has a family lineage linking him to one of South Londons favourite smoking products

I'd love a Rizla+ shirt with Maxences face on it. He'd get the joke.
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Or just the Rizla typeface logo saying Maxence Lacroix
 
hackney-viking-eagle said:
Ok so hear me out.....

Everyone's favourite rolling paper brand has an interesting history to the name - which is also hidden in plain sight on their logo. It comes from the French word for Rice (Riz), then La, and the + sign at the end of it is a cross (Croix). So it means Rice of the Cross (Riz La Croix). Rolling papers used to be made of rice paper, and a bloke called Pierre Lacroix started the company.

So it's quite a common French surname, but maybe our beloved centre-back has a family lineage linking him to one of South Londons favourite smoking products

I'd love a Rizla+ shirt with Maxences face on it. He'd get the joke.
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Sure you're not a bit cross*
 
ASCPFC said:
French people will not call anything English the best.
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it galls* them that the Premier League is now where all their best lads play. And that the French League is a bit of a joke - just another lopsided league with talent at the top and a bunch of muppets in the bottom half of La Table.

*pardon le Pun.
 
PalazioVecchio said:
it galls* them that the Premier League is now where all their best lads play. And that the French League is a bit of a joke - just another lopsided league with talent at the top and a bunch of muppets in the bottom half of La Table.

*pardon le Pun.
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Leaders Lens are a really talented team. I like their centre forward, Edouard, maybe we could sign him….err!
 
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