When Lionel Messi joined the first team at the age of 17, he was shy–so shy that his youth teammates that he had played with for three years had hardly heard him speak. He was the one who didn’t own a pair of jeans but always wore his training outfit. But when he joined the first team, Ronaldinho decided to take care of the young boy and invited him to his house in Gavá. They talked and played football with Ronnie’s three dogs. Then it didn’t take long before even little Leo had a pair of jeans. Deco even took him to the hairdresser, but in the end Leo didn’t dare to cut his long hair off. Lionel and Ronaldinho became best friends and when everyone was convinced that Leo was the best player in the world, he would still insist that honour remained with Ronaldinho.

via  spanishswaggerr-deactivated2012  (originally  -deulofeu)


orczero:

Maradona The Blaugrana!

#remember when

via  orczero  (originally  orczero)


thejuanthatmatas:

Bless their little souls

This is what football is about

aiiiixò és tan meravelló-ho-ho-os ::cries::

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via  dl123-futbol  (originally  soccerdreams)


majortominor:

Meanwhile, in Brazil’s stadium called Morumbi…

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       kid can’t handle the coming of the Messi-ah

via  julesschratter  (originally  80rah)


Cesc Fàbregas after scoring his crazy lucky/freak opening goal vs Sunderland



Spain are a wonderful team. They are the masters of the game. You can see it in every pass. They can hardly be beaten.
~ Joachim Low, Germany National Team Coach | via fifa.com