
ìdolos eternos do futebol brasileiro:
Sócrates, Falcão, Reinaldo e Zico
(via Craques e Idolos da Massa by ~alissonribas on deviantART)



ìdolos eternos do futebol brasileiro:
Sócrates, Falcão, Reinaldo e Zico
(via Craques e Idolos da Massa by ~alissonribas on deviantART)

Lennart Skoglund
Lennart ‘Nacka’ Skoglund was a born entertainer and is considered one of the greatest Swedish football players of all time. He played as a left winger and was a master of dribbles and turns and once managed to score directly from the corner kick, a moment immortalized with a statue which serves as a gathering point for fans at Nackas birthday each year. He’s still popular in Italy where he played for Inter and Sampdoria.
Towards the end he had developed an alcohol problem and died in his apartment at the age of 45. A Swedish journalist wrote, “Nacka lived off of applauds, like the comedian lives off of laughter. Nacka managed to make many people very happy. When the laughter dies, the comedian dies. When the cheers died, Nacka died.”
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The Prince of Half-Backs - Ernest Needham
As Sheffield United captain he led the club to the first division championship in 1898 as well as runners-up spots in 1897 & 1900. He lifted the FA Cup for the Blades in 1899 & 1902 as well as being a losing finalist in 1901.
He represented England 16 times included one occassion as captain - a 6-0 win over Wales at St James’ Park in Newcastle. He marked his captaincy with a goal.
He also played first class cricket for Derbyshire & he even wrote a book Association Football by Ernest Needham. What a guy - a true club legend.
Sir Bobby Robson (via miniboro)
How very true - here’s a piece I did about my first ever visit to watch the Blades

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