futbolimagine:

tooculeforyou:

Football has taken over our life. We watch every single football match, we are happy when they win, we are sad when they lose. We support our club no matter what. We always stick by them, we defend them, we love them. Football is more than a game. Life is football, football is life.

The least thing they can do for us is make their damn jerseys affordable to buy..

I’ve never related more to a post before.

same

kangarooneys:

“In years to come anyone who is looking back at records and looks at goals and caps, Wayne Rooney’s name will come up and I think he deserves both accolade” – Steven Gerrard

For me, Rooney is not the player who scores 40 goals a season. But he is the player who helps his partner score lots of goals because he is working for one, two and maybe three other players. It seems like he has a strong mentality to win – like me he doesn’t like to lose.” – Zlatan Ibrahivomic  

“I’d put Wayne Rooney up front with Cristiano Ronaldo in my all-time XI of Manchester United players I played with.Above (Eric) Cantona, (Mark) Hughes, (Dwight) Yorke and (Andy) Cole. All great strikers, but Wayne has got qualities from all of those players. He’s those four players wrapped in one.” – Gary Neville

“Young players will look up to him for inspiration; he’s a player who wears his heart on his sleeve.People want to see that passion; you fight for every ball and celebrate every goal you score, or every goal you set up. That’s what Wayne’s all about. Wayne’ s such a great talent, such a great player, people love him, fans love him and it’s great to see him with the armband. It’s something I know he’ll cherish.” – David Beckham 

xavidodgers:

the most common phrases that a football fan will use at least 55 times per game

  • oh for fuck sake
  • are you actually kidding me 
  • YESSS GET IN MY SON!
  • you piece of shit    
  • HAHA YOU FUCKED IT UP!
  • go on lad!    
  • fuck off ref
  • how’s that offside?! 
  • yes you beautiful bastard!

skrtelshead:

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Ryan Brown

From the first time I stood inside the old dogtrack at Stamford Bridge as a ten year old, I have always been fascinated and in awe of the latent power of these sleeping giants. 

To the untrained eye, all stadiums look the same, but every football fan can spot their own stadium from the slightest detail – be it the the position of the perimeter boards or the angle of a stancheon.