I could describe for you the 89th-minute Aritz Aduriz goal vs Barcelona, or I could let the stellar Ray Hudson’s words speak for themselves as he gushed over the “magisterial” strike.
“A goal that will give you physical arousal.”
“As cool as James Bond in a white tuxedo.”
“A goal that would make Ebenezer Scrooge smile.”
“Perfection from Aduriz.”
El Clásico es un partido como ningún otro. La pasión, el amor y el odio entre los hinchas del Real Madrid y el Barcelona no tiene rival y los dos clubes definen el fútbol español.
Pero, ¿qué pasaría si un fan del Barcelona tuviera que decir algo bonito sobre el Real Madrid? ¿Podría hacerlo?
Esa fue la tarea asignada a Will para nuestra última edición de Rival Reviews con World Soccer Shop.
Will, un fanático blaugrana acérrimo, fue traído bajo el disfraz de revisar la última equipación del Barça (un top a cuadros que adoramos).
There’s no more convenient way to earn a surfboard than by winning at the Teen Choice Awards, so Lionel Messi and Tobin Heath will be disappointed to have lost out on Choice Male Athlete and Choice Female Athlete, respectively, at the 2019 award show in Hermosa Beach, California, on Sunday night.
But soccer still got its moment in the spotlight when Taylor Swift was presented with the inaugural Icon Award at the show — presenting her surfboard was USWNT star Alex Morgan.
Although the Premier League kicked off this weekend and demands our undivided attention, I think you’ll be pleased to see a couple things outside of Pep Guardiola spending $1 billion on assorted full backs. I give you two videos unashamedly taken from r/soccer.
If you don’t know, r/soccer is a sort of void that begins in the pit of your stomach before lodging at the back of your throat — it’s the ultimate representation of what it means to see fear in a handful of dust. It’s like Twitter in that respect.