It's football baby. It's matter or life and death.: November 2011

11/08/2011

25 years | Top 25 Goals

Honestly speaking you can't put them in order

11/05/2011

Wags

A.k.a Footballers Wives and Girlfriends

My top 20 WAGS

1. Lisa Müller (Thomas Müller)

2.Ana Vidic (Nemanja Vidic)

3.Sylwia Klose (Miroslav Klose)

4.Victoria Beckham (David Beckham)

5.Nagore Aranburu (Xabi Alonso)

6.Carol Celico (Kaká)

7.Claudia Lahm (Philipp Lahm)

8.Sarah Brandner (Bastian Schweinsteiger)

9.Irina Shayk (Cristiano Ronaldo)

10.Clarisse (Marcelo)

11.Sylvie Van Der Vaart (Rafael Van Der Vaart)

12.Coleen Rooney (Wayne Rooney)

13.Larisa Pavluychenko (Roman Pavluychenko)

14.Yulia Arshavin (Andrei Arshavin)

15.Carlota Ruiz (Alvaro Arbeloa)

16.Alicia Albiol (Raul Albiol)

17.Alex Curran (Steven Gerrarad)

18.Yolanthe Sneijder (Wesley Sneijder)

19.Veronique Zidane (Zinedine Zidane)

20.Sara Carbonero (Iker Casillas)

He's a true legend no other manager has shown the same dedication to one team. He's awesome man and awesome manager. He has an eye for football like no other. He built his team, he made history, he kept his head and his honor and fans and his team love and respect him. He got his name to Old Trafford and for reason. No one else has the same hunger and passion as this man.

He game to Manchester United on 1986. United lost it's first game as Sir Alex as his manager. 2-0 lost to Oxford United.
He lifted his first trophy on 1990. FA Cup Final against Crystal Palace.
First EPL trophy was lifted on 1993. With Eric Cantona as the new family member.
On 1999 was the year of the treble. They stole the league title from Wenger's Arsenal, took away Newcastle's hopes easily in the FA Cup and smashed a Hollywood Style win against Bayern München in Champions League. Take that Fergie haters.
Also in 1999 He got his honor title Sir Alex Ferguson
And on 2010 Sir Alex took over the title of longest serving manager from the previous and equally awesome manager Matt Busby.

“Sir Alex’s contribution to United has been immense and the magnificent stadium we have here at Old Trafford is a testament to his ability and success. The Board felt it right to take this unique step, as well as to commission Philip Jackson to create a statue to go alongside his other great pieces here of Sir Matt and the United Trinity (Best, Law, Charlton). These tributes are made with the grateful thanks of the owners, board, staff, players and fans of Manchester United, for the great pleasure Sir Alex has brought us all over a quarter of a century.” - David Gill

“It (spending 25 years at a club like United) just doesn’t happen in football anymore. That loyalty and respect for just one club is unbelievable and it’s not something you see these days.”

“It says a lot about Manchester United as a club and a lot about the manager when you consider how long he’s been there, and just look at the success we’ve had over the years. It’s been amazing. But that’s what happens when you have stability and a man that’s so passionate and hungry and has the love for one club that he has.”

David Beckham

He’s been fantastic for Manchester United. I think he’s even surpassed the legend that was Sir Matt Busby in the achievements and successes he’s had.To be anywhere for 25 years is unbelievable,and to have had the success he’s had is great testimony to himself and the football club. When you remember where the football club was when he came in, it’s a fantastic achievement where he’s taken them to.”

“I don’t think you’d have seen Fergie lasting 25 years until Mark Robins scored a header at Notts Forest, so who knows? Whether anyone does it in the future is irrelevant - nobody can take away his achievement.” - Kenny Dalglish

You can talk about all the things he’s won and all the years he’s been in charge but you wouldn’t know it if you watched him on the bench. Every game looks like it’s the first game for him. He’s so excited, so enthusiastic - he wants to win so much.” - Javier Hernandez

“He’s always first in at the training ground and last to leave, and he wants to see that kind of mentality from his players as well.”

“He just loves his job. He loves watching United play. He loves seeing players develop.He loves everything about his job. You couldn’t do what he does at his age and have the work ethic he’s got if you didn’t love it.”

“We might have got home from a European away game at four in the morning, yet you can pretty much guarantee he’ll be first in at Carrington at 8am the next day - and will be last to leave. You’ll then stick the TV on later that night and see him at a function in London. It’s unbelievable.” - Ryan Giggs

In Sir Alex We Trust

He has won it

Cristiano Ronaldo
The first player to win Golden Boot award in two different leagues. Congratulations!
I think he deserves it. I mean look what he has been through, look what he has done and accomplished. He's one of the worlds best footballers.
I use to be one of those who thought he was a diver, but now, I seriously think he has proven himself and gives goals and honor to other people too. And he has found a girlfriend he really loves. Not to speak about how much he loves and cares about he's family. He's a great man and a great player with talent.
If you disagree you're just a jealous.

Emi Vidic's here

So hi it's time to start all over again. I'll delete my Finnish posts as soon as I get that far.
But yeah let's get started.

First of all I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Emilia, I live in Finland and I'm 17 years old. Now don't get started with "Oh fuck another fangirl" cause I'm not. I'm not one of those "Oh my good look at Torres' body he's so fucking hot someone help me"
NO
Firstly I don't really like Fernando Torres. I don't think he's that big as people say. But it's only because I haven't really seen him playing that well to impress or wake my interest.
Secondly I love footballers for their talent not because of their looks.

Now so, you want to know my favorite teams?
Well I have 4 from different country's (don't get started on this)
From England: The one and the only Manchester United
From Spain: The great white Real Madrid
From Italy my new love AS Roma
and From Germany the Schwarz-Gelbe Borussia Dortmund

And from NT's?
Argentina and Germany
But if they don't play I love to watch Russia, Italy and Portugal.

Then my football stars.
The first player I ever loved was Roman Pavluychenko. Not David Beckham, not Cristiano Ronaldo, not Lionel Messi.
Roman Pavlyuchenko on 2006.
But the reason I seriously started watching football was World Cup 2010. Die Mannschaft. Mesut Özil. Without Özil I wouldn't probably even love football. Without Özil's transfer to Real Madrid I'd HATE Spanish football and be hardcore Werder Bremen fan.
I'll probably make my top 50 footballers list later on.

But until that this is it.