#feyenoord

[reijndeers]

laat me m’n eigen gang maar gaan // ik heb ‘t altijd so gedaan

blatantly (ripped off) inspired by the album cover of ‘zonder bagage’ by ramses shaffy (which isn’t even the album the song is from but laat me suits cruijff so forgive me) and the original clears but yk. this has cruijff. (album dropped the same year cruijff won his first ballon d’or btw oh to be in amsterdam in the early 70s)

100% biased here but i doubt there will ever be another footballer/coach which will ever influence modern football and almost everything attached to it in the way that cruijff did. it may not be in the most overt way, but the majority of ideas that are commonplace now somehow make their way back to him. i think another hundred years could pass and he would still resist fading into irrelevancy.

i have about a million more things i could say about him (and i wasn’t even close to being old enough to see him coach let alone play) but i’d be typing for hours lol so i’ll leave it here

[incorrectarsenalfcquotes]

Jurrien: I went last time!

Quinten: Yeah, but I went the two times before, so it's still your turn!

Virgil: What are you two arguing about?

Jurrien: Which one of us is going to training today.

Virgil: What do you mean? You both have to go!

Quinten: Not exactly. Jurri skived off our first ever national team training and I convinced Coach there was only one of us.

Jurrien: We've been taking turns ever since.

[raphoupix]

Quinten Timber - Feyenoord v. FC Twente - Eredivisie

[ahomoeroticopening]

When the home screen and the song line up perfectly.

[millythegoat]

Me @ Feyenoord

[coffeevacation]

theo being mad disrespectful, what’s new🙄

[pernillecfcw]

The last pre season game for the blues 💙

[18thcenturythirsttrap]

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OTD nine years ago, football lost one of its absolute GOATs. An enduring influence on the game, both as a player and as a manager - Johan Cruyff.