The Far Post

Everything Football

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Instinct Takes Over in whiteout. Available now. #predatorinstinct

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Real Madrid practicing to dominate the NFL.

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I could totally see Xabi Alonso be an NFL quarter back. Looks the part, plays the part.

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The legend, Thierry Henry.

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Germany, 2014 World Cup Champions.

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7-1

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Woahhhh

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Too soon.

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#messi on his way to setting up the winning #goal for #argentina

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"Well Mexico lost the World Cup" no bitch, the World Cup lost Mexico

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Because… yoga pants. (X)

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danielflemingart: The World’s Game. 30x40” acrylic on canvas. 1000

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Colombia Vs Japan

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Czechoslovakia 1958 - World Cup in Sweden. Designed by Jan Cerny.

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Deafblind Brazilian “watches” World Cup with the help of his friends - Video

ok lowkey crying

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This is cool.

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The kings have been dethroned. 

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John Brooks is 21 years old. Last year he was playing in the second division of German football.

After Matt Besler hurt his hamstring, Brooks came on as a halftime substitute for the U.S. tonight, making his fifth-ever appearance as a member of the U.S. Men’s National Team. His 86th minute goal gave the U.S. the win tonight.

His celebration was one for the ages. No one in the stadium seemed more surprised to see John Brooks score than John Brooks himself. Football is a weird game, and of course ultimately totally meaningless. But on occasion it is very beautiful nonetheless.

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Captain America.

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Needham, Foulke and Thickett. Three players who were instrumental in Sheffield United’s spectacular spell of success in the Victorian era. The Blades were champions in 1898 and also finished as runners-up in 1897 and 1900. They won the FA Cup in 1899 and 1902 and were beaten finalists in 1901.