#rosengard

[calciopics]

Zlatan

[drawingplayersnotfouls]

Caroline Seger — Captain of the Swedish national team and currently playing for FC Rosengård, Caroline Seger is a veteran midfielder with over 200 caps who displays excellent vision of the game, positioning, and powerful shots. She won several Damallsvenskan titles for three different teams (Linköpings FC, LdB FC Malmö, and Tyresö FF) and also won everything possible during the 2016-17 season for French titans Lyon. Her contributions to her national team include two third places in World Cups and a silver medal at the Summer Olympic Games in Rio.

https://www.instagram.com/drawingplayersnotfouls/

[fiftythreecrimes]

we don’t celebrate the true gay love story of our time enough

[nyanmarumori]

Reading the comments on Tim Pool’s videos from Rosengård is hilarious. 

Americans - So when are you going to go to the no-go-zone?

Swedes - He is filming inside what you americans dubbed a “no-go-zone” the whole video.

Americans - It must be a pre-booked tour like in North-Korea so he can only see what the Swedish State wants him to see.

Tim Pool - [Telling his guide which streets he wants to go to and is taken to them. Walking around freely on his own]

Americans - I don’t understand why isn’t he being shot, stabbed and robbed? I AM SO CONFUSED.

Swedes - ...that’s what you get believing fake news and “alternative facts”. Our country is actually quite boring most of the time. Sorry, not sorry.

[missymiel]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CIAZnI5CWAP/?igshid=ie2c8ee84hhu

Source: WOB

On a team perspective, this is a great signing. Svava has been impressive with Denmark on the flank and she has this offensive mindset which makes her a great full back. She is great on set pieces and she delivers balls like no one. If you think of a future franchise player, you have her. And the great part is she is only 20. She has room to improve and might be considered the best in her position in the future if she keeps playing like she does.

[ladyarse]

Jessica Samuelsson explains why she left Arsenal

Jessica Samuelsson explains why she left Arsenal

Jessica Samuelsson has said it was a ‘tough decision’ to leave Arsenal, especially as they chase down the league title but she wants to try and nail down a World Cup place.

Sweden’s Jessica Samuelsson speaks to the media during a press event at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Edmonton, Canada on June 14, 2015. AFP PHOTO/GEOFF ROBINS

It was announced earlier this weekthat Samuelsson, who has been…

View On WordPress

[tearsofrefugees]

[Focus] Migrants mobilise voters ahead of Swedish elections

Rosengard, a migrant district in Malmo, Sweden, has a reputation for gang warfare and social deprivation, but some young people there are pushing for change.

[virtuousthief]

@rosenguard

♡ ▐▒   ━━━ He was inside a dilapidated church in a world similarly broken. Where the church sagged and the wood splintered, outside the world was in chaos much like it, full of men with no hearts and homes all but shattered. Zidane had heard this world was almost ended by magic called Meteor, but the Planet fought back and this--all these broken things and people--was all that was left. 

However, Zidane could see at the end of the church, where an altar might have once been, there was a garden of shining yellow flowers. He immediately went to them, feeling bone-weary from his trek to the Forgotten City and back. As he knelt beside the beautiful flowers he felt a sense of peace.

He grabbed a flower and, without thinking much about the action, plucked the plant from its stem and brought it to his nose. It smelled incredibly of sunshine and summer warmth, things that didn’t inherently have a smell and yet he could still see crashing waves and feel a sandy-salty breeze rustle his hair.

In his pocket there was nestled a little green orb called Green Materia, a treasure he had stolen from the depths of the Forgotten City... it, too, gave him this same oddly eerie sense of peace.