#Ander Herrera

[ugartecoco]

It's always great to play in front of these fans. I've done it so many times and I'm always proud to do it. Today in Dublin, they showed me their support and their love. They know I feel the same for them and the club.

[lhpics7]

to this day it hurts he didn’t stay 😭

[buttergirlepic]

oh no oh no oh no oh no oh no oh no oh no oh n

[killa-trav]

Manchester United Technical Director Darren Fletcher, with former Manchester United and current Athletic Bilbao player Ander Herrera before the pre-season friendly match between Manchester United and Athletic Bilbao at the Aviva Stadium; Dublin, Ireland; 06.08.2023

📸; DAVID FITZGERALD

[dailyreddevils]

[tsumu-jp]

your artstyle is so cute!!! can i make a request for ander herrera pls:3

Thank you for your kind words!  

I've tried drawing it. I'd be delighted if you could take a look and leave a comment.🥰

Thank you for the request!

[cryingforcrocodiles]

🥹❤️

[sanchavenue]

My brand and rights

[treblewinners]

not ander calling mou a shithouse coach 😭

[azzurriandspanishcalciofamilies]

Ander Herrera with Isabel, Daniela and Carla celebrating the Copa del Rey 2024 title 🏆⚽

photo: Ander Herrera via Instagram

[gockhandaioldtrafford]

[lhpics7]

Ander Herrera interview 🥹❤️

[footballers-wags-kids]

Ander , Carla and Daniela Herrera

Pic: Ander Herrera

[bettslovesromance]

Holiday season is over, I know, and as much as I hate the actual holidays, I love reading about it, so I'm already in the mood of reading cozy holiday books.

These are some of my favorites, some are just Christmas and others involve new year.

[leomssis]

Messi and Mbappe holding hands during the 2022 World Cup Final. // The Creation of Adam, Michelangelo. // Skyfall, Adele.

“Adam's figure is curved as he stretches out to God, taking one's mind to the idea that man is made in the likeness of God himself. The way the two dominant figures relate and correspond to each other, one can almost see the closeness that Adam has with his creator... the figure of Adam echoes the figure of God, almost as if one is nothing but an extension of the other.”

“This World Cup final feels like it marks the end of one era and the beginning of another. The sight of Messi and Mbappe in opposition is symbolic.”

“Mbappe has an immense humility and desire to learn from Leo.” - Ander Herrera.

"I learned a lot from you as a player, partner, opponent and man. For that alone I am thankful. Good luck on your new adventure." - From Kylian Mbappe’s instagram post dedicated to Lionel Messi.

[mermaidsirennikita]

Ok, so what are your top absolute favorite marriage of convenience books?

So, in terms of actual marriage of convenience books (which I personally view differently from arranged or forced marriage books; I also think a true marriage of convenience book needs it to happen in the first half of the book, like it's the main plot versus something that just kinds happens) my absolute favorites include:

Devil in Winter by Lisa Kleypas--obvious but extremely good

Scandal's Bride--Catriona absolutely doesn't want to marry Richard, but she agrees because she may be pregnant with his baby (and Richard ain't gonna let any of his kids go without legitimacy) at that point and he's basically like "say yes and you and your family can keep your lands :)" which is kinda underhanded but she's equally underhanded, soooo

Possession by Adriana Anders--one of the few modern versions that works for me because it's a celebrity PR marriage; they marry shortly before the book but the whole arc is about it becoming a real marriage after he's discovered on tape with a woman who looks a looot like her (they agreed it being a marriage in name only so it's not actually cheating)

Fiona and the Enigmatic Earl by Grace Callaway--occurs early in the book, and they're both like, perfect aristos on the surface; but they hide their secret professions as spies/vigilantes. And there's voyeurism! It gives Mr. and Mrs. Smith vibes but with less angst.

The Recruit by Monica McCarty--they were being set up for an arranged marriage, but she pretended to be a maid and they hooked up, during which he told her he planned on keeping a mistress while he was married (he intended the mistress to be her lol); she then turns down the arrangement, but they have to have a marriage of convenience anyway when they run into each other a few months later and he realizes she's preeeegnaaaant

Wed to the Wild God by Ruby Dixon--this one is insane because he's a hedonistic god whose presence causes hedonism in humans, so they sleep together IMMEDIATELY; but she's normally brutally practical (and he's dreamy and... not....) so she agrees to a marriage of convenience for protection from his enemies; but oh my gosh, this book has one of the hottest scenes I've EVER read

When a Girl Loves an Earl by Elisa Braden--I mostly love this because SHE traps HIM, and it's only once they're married that she realizes that he's actually Scottish and ends up there; he's determined to not love her due to past trauma, and when he finally realizes he can't avoid it he's sooo sad lol

The Truth About Cads and Dukes by Elisa Braden--he marries her because his brother (non-sexually) compromised her and he's a stern, non-nonsense duke; another one where the hero is determined not to love, but he's obsessed with her hands so he's doomed on that front from the jump

When the Earl Met His Match by Stacy Reid--this is the Scottish one where she comes to him, having only been penpals with him, so that she can protect her unborn baby by another man from her parents; he agrees to marry her and claim the baby for her connections, and it's all extremely romantic with one of my favorite grovels

Wicked in Your Arms by Stacy Reid--the one where he deflowers her in a closet despite hating her, and they then immediately run into his mom in the hallway while she's crying and he's chasing her down... which prompts a shotgun wedding ASAP

A Caribbean Heiress in Paris by Adriana Herrera--I like this one where it's a true marriage of convenience, mutually beneficial, and it's supposed to basically be all business, as they plan on calling it off in a certain time frame... and then it's not

Lush Money by Angelina M. Lopez--another contemporary, but this is the one where he grudgingly agrees to marry her because he's the prince of a tiny country that needs a financial bailout from her, a billionaire; and she agrees to do it because she wants him to father her child lmao

The Viscount and The Vixen by Lorraine Heath--he marries her because she answered an ad for a wife from his crazy old dad, and he believes she's a con artist; so naturally he points out that the ad (which also promised a major payout if she doesn't get a husband) only said that the husband had to be a lord, not that it had to be his dad, so HE SHALL MARRY HER CHECK AND MATE. What he doesn't know is that she actually answered the ad because she's pregnant and trying to escape the father, so she feels very conflicted as they fall in looove.

Lord of Darkness by Elizabeth Hoyt--in this one they're kinda dealing with the aftereffects of the marriage, which happened because her brother sorta blackmailed the guy into marrying her because she was pregnant out of wedlock and the father died. Then she miscarried right after the wedding and went to live separately from the hero, but she's back in town DEMANDING that he put a baby in her (little does she know, he's a masked vigilante by night and a nerdy widower by day)

The Duchess Deal by Tessa Dare--the classic "he's a scarred duke whose fiancee bails on him, and she made the wedding dress and shows up wearing it demanding payment, so naturally he's like fine I need an heir let's get married instead"

The Duke I Tempted by Scarlett Peckham--the hero and heroine enter into a fairly conventional marriage of convenience, but she doesn't realize that he actually likes to submit