VENOM

Killing it in the game

[VENOM @iChristian_mag]

🐻⬇️ TILL I DIE

[Nathan Aké @NathanAke]

After six unforgettable years, the time has come to say goodbye. Manchester City has been so much more than just a football club to me, it has been my home.

Together, we’ve shared incredible moments and won 12 trophies, creating memories that will stay with me forever. But beyond the success on the pitch, it’s the moments in my personal life that have made this city so special.

I lost my dad here, one of the hardest moments of my life. I got married while playing for this club, and we’ve been blessed with two beautiful children during our time here. Manchester will always hold a special place in my heart because so much of my life has happened here.

To all my teammates over the years the manager and the staff, thank you for every moment we shared and every memory we made. We’ve made history together that will never be forgotten! thank you for taking care of me and my family and for making us feel at home from day one.

And to the fans thank you. Thank you for your incredible support through the highest highs and the toughest lows. I will always be grateful for the way you embraced me and my family.

It’s never easy to say goodbye to a place that has given you so much, but I leave with nothing but gratitude and memories that will last a lifetime.

Manchester will always feel like home.

Thank you for everything. 🩵

[Ladytron Fan Account @Lady_FanAccount]

Karen O wrote "Maps" inspired by her boyfriend of the time, Angus Andrew (Liars singer), with whom she lived a troubled and long-distance relationship - the two bands were always on tour.

The striking line "They don't love you like I love you" came from an email she sent him.
The video, directed by Patrick Daughters, is legendary: Karen O cries real tears at the end of the performance. Angus was late for hours on set and she was about to go on tour; when he showed up, the excitement really overflowed.

Released as the third single from Fever to Tell, it became the biggest Yeah Yeah Yeahs hit to date (#9 on Billboard's Alternative Songs). It is considered one of the best songs of the 2000s by Pitchfork (#6) and Rolling Stone (#7), and voted the best "alternative love song" of all time by NME on a dedicated list.

[Geronimo Morgans @GeronimoMorgans]

2016: Joe Hart
2017: Pablo Zabaleta
2018: Yaya Touré
2019: Vincent Kompany
2020: David Silva
2021: Sergio Agüero
2022: Fernandinho & Raheem Sterling
2023: İlkay Gündoğan & Riyad Mahrez
2024: Kyle Walker
2025: Kevin De Bruyne
2026: Bernardo Silva, John Stones & the architect of it all, Pep Guardiola.

i can’t take it. i genuinely cannot take it.

[Frnk @MC_frnk]

Don’t know why some don’t consider him a legend in our club

[Daft Punk @daftpunk]

Archive #728

[Lei | Broke as fuck @Crypt0lei]

@JGQuintel

[JG Quintel @JGQuintel]

Check out this old animation paper

[h🪐p @HWestwoodP]

one of the best comps ever

[Nostalgia @nostalgiaa]

hmmm hmm

[VENOM @iChristian_mag]

@momoch__momo Momo, you’re absolutely gorgeous!!! Breathtaking to say the least!

[VENOM @iChristian_mag]

@momoch__momo STUNNING 🤩 !!!

[Tiffany Day @tiffdidwhat]

i genuinely might never release this one but i will play it live

[VENOM @iChristian_mag]

@eternal444rose Damn girl, why you always speak the truth!

[VENOM @iChristian_mag]

@amimipan あなたは美しい、とろけてしまいそうです

[Dave @davebftv]

Greatest video in Bears history?

[Chicago Bears @ChicagoBears]

Not. Done. Yet.

[Chicago Bears @ChicagoBears]

THE CARDIAC BEARS STRIKE AGAIN