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Bend it like Beckham. In a suit.
me: *not religious*
me: oh my god
me: praise the lord
me: thank god
me: oh dear lord
me: jesus christ
me: good god
me: bless
One night in Rio by Paul Ripke.
Philipp Lahm is running laps for the first time since November. The captain’s last training session was on November 18, 2014 when he fractured his ankle. This was Philipp’s longest and most serious injury to date.
General view during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Round of 16 match between Colombia and Uruguay at Maracana on June 28, 2014 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Robert Lewandowski during the photoshoot for vip-pictures with Nadine Rupp x
Then there’s sexism. Earlier this year, a survey conducted involving women working in football found more than two-thirds had experienced some form of sexual discrimination. But Blatter insists his organization promotes the careers of women. After all, there are now three women on FIFA’s executive committee. A committee of 28, by the way. Eva Carneiro, Chelsea’s club doctor, believes women are being discouraged from taking up leadership roles in their chosen professions. A glance around club boardrooms, a look at coaching staffs, a listen to commentary of a match, a scan of bylines — all will reveal that women aren’t adequately represented in soccer. But it’s not just the boardrooms that are holding women back. Fans, too, shape the sport. It’s tough to watch a Chelsea match without being subjected to men objectifying Dr. Carneiro each and every time the camera sweeps past her. Laura Williamson, football writer at the Daily Mail, receives so much abuse regarding her stories that the website has to filter the misogynistic vitriol. With such abuse so common, why would women want to pursue such careers? This isn’t just limited to public figures. It’s happening in bars, on Twitter, in forums, in the stands. As long as women are being told they don’t understand the game, that they aren’t capable of appreciating a player for more than his looks, or that their primary role in soccer is to be the one serving food and drinks, they’ll never to be able to advance to fill greater roles in management, medicine or media. I’m a woman; I’m interested in and write about soccer, and so I face this sort of discrimination every day. On social media, in critiques of my writing, when out watching a game in public. And I’m not alone. Nearly every female fan I’ve spoken with has a similar tale. We’ve been bullied. We’ve been the brunt of (bad) jokes. We’ve had our opinions ridiculed and dismissed. Based on one single, solitary criteria: our gender.
Kirsten Schlewitz, SB Nation [x] (via daniscarvajals)
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Robert Lewandowski and Mario Götze react during the press conference in Lviv, 16/02/15
when a bae celebrates goal with another bae
when a bae gives a pass to another bae
when a bae replaces another bae
Good Parenting: Exhibit 1 (overheard at work today)
6-year old: Mommy, why is that man dressed like a lady?
Mother: That is a lady. She was just born with the wrong body.
6-year old: How did that happen?
Mother: Nobody really knows. But she's working to fix it, and that's what's important.
6-year old: Okay! *runs up to obviously self-conscious woman*
6-year old: Hey! Miss!
Lady: ...yes?
6-year old: You look really pretty in your skirt!
Lady: Thank you!
*Kid skips back to her mom, and literally everyone in the vicinity smiles*
I'd just like to point out that it wasn't hard to explain this to a child at all...... Next excuse please?
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Off to Ukraine with Xabi Alonso! #MiaSanMia ✈️
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