Basque: Donostia - San Sebastian. Hungry Heart & Dance me to the end of love & Sultans of Swing & Bohemian Rapsody # Real Sociedad & YNWA & Tour d France
Esto ocurrió ayer en una carrera en Alemania, sí,sí, en Alemania. Porque luego se lee que estás cosas solo pasan en Portugal, España o Italia, el "Tercer Mundo europeo" para algunos habitantes del norte del continente...
one of my absolute favourite videos ever; a reunited CSNY perform Hungry Heart with Bruce Springsteen and Nils Lofgren at the very first bridge benefit, 1986
🔴 Ingvalad Vigre, aficionado del Liverpool desde Noruega 🇳🇴, escaló el pico Mera en Nepal ⛰️
Al alcanzar la cima, desplegó una camiseta del Liverpool con el nombre de Diogo Jota a la espalda. ❤️
A miles de kilómetros de Anfield, encontró su propia manera de rendir homenaje a Jota. Un gesto profundamente personal, lleno de respeto, cariño y memoria.
El fútbol tiene algo especial: conecta corazones sin importar distancias, fronteras o alturas.
Un homenaje precioso para Jota y su familia.
Muchísimo respeto, Ingvalad. YNWA ❤️ 2️⃣0️⃣
📍 Cima del pico Mera, Nepal
📸 Bia (Ingvalad Vigre)
🚨New: Sadio Mane on the controversial penalty appeal for Youri Tielemans against Senegal:
🗣️“This is football, not theatre. Tielemans gets to the ball first, Camara is doing exactly what every defender is taught from the first day, clear the danger. They arrive almost together, there’s only minimal, unavoidable contact after the challenge. That alone is not a foul.
The Laws of the Game don’t punish every collision. A penalty requires a careless, reckless, or excessive-force foul. Simply making contact after both players challenge for the ball isn’t enough. Football is a contact sport, not a non-contact exhibition.
VAR is supposed to correct clear and obvious errors, not turn every 50-50 duel into a courtroom trial. Every time the referee is dragged to the monitor for incidents like this, the game loses another piece of its soul. It’s like using a microscope to find an elephant, it makes no sense.
Senegal were fighting like lions, Belgium were hanging by a thread, and then one decision threatens to rewrite the entire story. If this is a penalty today, then defenders may as well stop tackling and start writing apology letters before kick-off.
Modern football is becoming a house built on sand, one soft decision after another. The badge on the referee’s shirt is starting to carry more influence than the players wearing the jerseys. That’s not protecting the game; that’s suffocating it”
🎙️| Zlatan Ibrahimović on Spain’s performance 👀🇪🇸
“I’m confused by modern football.
I watched Spain today and when the match ended, all I saw was people talking about Lamine Yamal.
Did we watch the same game?
For me, Mikel Oyarzabal was the one doing the dirty work. He was making the runs, creating space, pressing defenders and sacrificing himself for the team. But because he doesn’t do a few stepovers and have social media clips made about him, nobody wants to talk about him.
This is the problem with football today. Fans are more interested in building superstars than understanding what they’re watching.
Spain could win 5-0 and some people would still only talk about one player.
Lamine is a fantastic talent, but not every good performance belongs to him. Sometimes the player getting all the praise isn’t even the player who did the hardest job.
If Oyarzabal played the exact same game with Lamine’s name on the back of his shirt, people would be calling it a Ballon d’Or performance right now.
That’s the truth nobody wants to admit.”