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Raul Meireles just wants to dance, you guys.
Like father, like son.
(The Cristianos watch Rafa Nadal at the Madrid Open; Photo: Getty)
Diego Simeone tears up while watching a video message from his kids (who are back in Argentina with their mother) at the press event announcing his new social media accounts. The manager in black is just a big softy after all.
Spanish national team players wear hilarious facial hair disguises to do normal jobs. The whole thing might be fake, but the disguises are great.
Official Premier League season launch media event -- August 15, 2013
Moyes: These three don't stand a chance...
Nike owned surf company Hurley will release national team themed board shorts on May 1. This is perhaps the greatest board shorts related idea ever.
Coming soon to a theater near you.
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Bayern Munich goalkeeper Lukas Raeder learns why you should take your warm-up top off before you put on your gloves the hard way.
Mario Balotelli sympathizes.
What just happened?
I scored goal. That was a good thing. Then I blocked Gareth Bale off the pitch as he tried to mount an attack. Also good. Then, out of nowhere, he goes scorching past me like a bolt of lightning with poorly styled hair and scores the winner. How does that happen? Why don't my legs move like that? Did he use some kind of cheat code? Does real life have cheat codes and nobody told me? Why don't my legs move like that?
(photo: getty)
Mad Men star and Spain national team admirer Jon Hamm directed a deodorant commercial about Clint Dempsey. Above is the behind the scenes banter and below is the finished product.
Would Don Draper have done it better? What about Freddie Rumsen?
Madame Tussauds in New York made a wax figure of a young Pele. It does not look like a young Pele.
Frank Lampard hanging out with the Simpsonized version of himself and fiance Christine Bleakley. The two Franks probably have some great conversations about how wonderful Jose Mourinho is and who has the better 5 o'clock shadow.
(via @clbleakley)
After scoring that goal against PSG, Demba Ba gets all the syrup.
To honor Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo, Nike has produced a very limited edition new white and gold boot that's just lovely. He will wear the Mercurial Vapor IX CR7 Special Editions against Barcelona on April 16.
Your move, Adidas.
DT Film Club: One Night in Turin
With just a couple months to go until the World Cup, we're about to see a lot of predictions and definitive statements about who will perform well at the tournament and who won't. This is the story of why you shouldn't invest too heavily in any of it.
Coming out of the turbulent 1980s and a miserable three losses at Euro 88, expectations couldn't have been lower for England at the 1990 World Cup in Italy. They barely even made it there, dragging themselves to qualification with a draw in their final match. The papers called them "donkeys" and said they shouldn't bother making the trip while actively trying to sabotage the team with false scandals. On top of that, the plague of football violence in England had the government threatening to withdraw the team from the tournament and scaring Italian authorities into taking drastic measures.
One Night in Turin documents how an underachieving group of players led by legendary, but embattled manager Bobby Robson came together in spite of all of this to make an improbable run deep into the tournament.
Narrated by Gary Oldman, the film shows how a few weeks, several tactical changes and three straight matches that went to extra time can turn a laughingstock into a beloved side celebrated as heroes. It's a great reminder that anything is possible at the World Cup and that once the matches start nothing else matters. Watch it.
Previously in the DT Film Club: The Four Year Plan
Klopp's got hops!
Carlo Ancelotti: Manager or touchline opera singer?