Dan

Stoic Arsenal fan ⚽, Cricket lover🏏, ISS/PES content creator🎮, Music enthusiast🎵, Fragrance wearing🌹, London everyman 🏙️.

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@ChatShirt @opaleak Disappointing the third kit dhould never be yellow/navy for starters and this is a missed opportunity for another variation of colour like a nice purple for the third kit.

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@memorylanefc Have to be honest at the time I thought the snow flake was a thing of beauty as for the bruised banana never was a fan and Wrexham dumping us out of the cup made me hate it even more, yes we were blessed 😊

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@90sFootballUK1 @PremiershipYrs What legends what a tracksuit.

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@TheBestKits Looks perfect 👌

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@TheArsenalMind Gyokeres not even a debate.

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@theproperKP @Arsenal @adidasfootball @adidas Sometimes these Adidas designers make their lives harder than it needs to be shocking we having gotten this kit already.

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@JamesMclou45430 @robertmdaws Cole as well the leader scorer in the premier league in 93/94.

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@mahonealex000 Disrespectful to Bobby Moore its fair and fine to say Beckenbauer and Baresi was the to two best but to say Moore wasn't close I wonder if he was from a more successful nation would he be viewed more highly.

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@CricketopiaCom Underatted was unlucky not to play in a strong England side but still shone brightly.

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@conorldisco @MyGreatest11 @acmilan Why was he scumbag?

[Eddie Gibbs @eddiegibbs]

🇮🇹 Farewell to Football’s Last Great Libero

🙏 RIP Franco Baresi (1960 - 2026)

Precious few footballers redefine the game itself. Franco Baresi did exactly that.

He never looked like the towering centre half the position tended to demand. Instead, he played with the mind of a chess master and the touch of a playmaker. Every interception felt inevitable, every tackle perfectly judged, every step taken several seconds before everyone else had realised where the game was heading.

For many of us in the early 1990s, Sunday afternoons became appointments with AC Milan, not merely to admire a great team, but to witness a footballer who treated defending as an art form. Baresi made elegance seem practical, composure contagious and intelligence the greatest physical gift of all.

His 716 appearances, six Serie A titles, three European Cups and a World Cup winner’s medal tell only part of the story. The deeper measure of the man lies in the reverence with which generations speak his name. He became woven into the fabric of Milan itself, his famous number six forever stitched into the club’s soul.

Football has always had defenders capable of stopping greatness. Franco Baresi was one of the rare few who embodied it.

The game feels quieter today. Less refined. Less graceful.

Some players are remembered because history records their achievements. Franco Baresi will be remembered because those fortunate enough to watch him never forgot the feeling he left behind.

Rest in peace, Maestro.

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@Carl_M79 Your defense also held you back.

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@Armzinnho Because he was a genuine old school 10 playmaker, England have always struggled to uterlizing this style of player they disregard them as lazy luxury players but at the same time praise their foreign counter parts make it make sense.

[VintageFootballTV @Vintage77Ball]

Top 16 Greatest Central Defenders in Football History

Do you have the best order of your version?

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@TheArsenalMind Keep and turn him into the bad boy striker which is justice to the boys finishing ability.

[The N5 History @TheN5News]

Which badge? 👇

[Dan @DanAjyei]

@fcbmessiaddict He chats crap

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@sa10nee These guys should marry their childhood sweethearts

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@KeithLFC6 Average hardly stop being disgenuinus.