#virgil van dijk icons

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LIVERPOOL 2–1 FULHAM

willian 19’ + jones 68’ + gakpo 71’

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Ok but what's really interesting about Jamie is that in the first season we see him playing for himself and when he celebrates pointing to the name on the back of his shirt. It is an iconic celebration yes but because of his poor relationship with his father it feels like he's going that's what made me.

It's not all that unusual for footballers with poor relationships with their fathers to go by their mother's maiden name or first name on their shirt. I think Virgil Van dijk and Dele Alli both play with their first name. It would be a really nice way to wrap up his arc if he did change his shirt

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what i think of some of the liverpool squad

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - 

Extremely underrated. Hasn’t been the same since his injury. He seems to be plagued with injuries. Wouldn’t be surprised if he left at the end of this season, feel very bad for him sitting on the bench all the time. At this point I’ve been thinking he’s done something to make Kloppo absolutely hate him because he never plays. Would also just like to thank him for making Perrie Edwards a MILF and a Liverpool fan x

Joe Gomez-

Funny guy, wish he played more often but unfortunately he is simply not up to the standard at this current time. Was absolutely devastated that he came off injured against Southampton, he’s always been so unlucky with injuries. I’d give him my knee but that would probably be worse for him. I think I have joint issues. Love him in the media day videos. Solid dude.

Virgil Van Dijk - 

What a beast. Absolutely love the guy. Don’t understand how you couldn’t like him. Arguably one of the best defenders in the world. I admire his love for Joel - that’s what you call commitment. Also a really funny guy in the media day videos. 

Kostas Tsimikas - 

Kostas. Where do I start? I could write a whole letter for him. I have never loved a player in the way I love him. The way he's so dedicated to the team makes me so emotional sometimes. I would want nothing more than to give him a hug. he deserve the world and more. So underappreciated yet so bloody good. he's our Greek Scouser.. Sorry I mean Scouser Greek. I never want him to leave. Ever.

Ibrahima Konate - 

I don’t know all that much about him, but I do know he’s incredible. I would be terrified if I had to come up against him on the pitch. I think I’d surrender then and there. He seems like a really nice guy and I’d love to be mates with him but I’m scared I’d annoy him too much.

Naby Keita - 

I can’t lie, I actually stress way too much when he plays. I don’t know why, he’s a good player. Seems like a really sweet guy. I can tell his smile really brightens up the room. Seems like a ray of sunshine. What a guy.

Caoimhin Kelleher - 

Literally my favourite number 2 goalkeeper in the business. That pen against Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final? Beautiful if you ask me. Seems like a really chilled, quiet guy. I can already tell I’d wind him up if I spent too long with him but he’d never outright tell me to go away. 

Thiago Alcantara - 

Absolute midfield maestro. Incredible at what he does. Living legend. His friendship with Kostas is something I would only ever be able to dream about having with someone. Love the guy. One of our best signings if you ask me. He’s absolutely transformed the midfield and I wouldn’t change a single thing about him. 

Luis Diaz - 

Again, what a player. Something about our recent signings honestly. I don’t know what else I can say except that he’s absolutely incredible. The footwork. The pace. The skill. Never leave us. I love you my guy.

Andy Robertson -

What a little shitstirrer. Absolutely loved by the Liverpool fans, hated by everyone else. But you know it wouldn’t work any other way. My favourite scotsman. To this day I’m still kept up in the middle of the night wondering if pigeons have thoughts. I would no doubt be best friends with him. I wonder if he likes haggis.

Takumi Minamino - 

Played less games than Jack Grealish has at City yet still has more goals than him. Our best finisher and our saviour on more than one occasion. Seems like the most humble guy and I really hope he doesn’t leave us anytime soon. I want to give him a box of chocolates and thank him for the service he’s done for our club.

Joel Matip - 

His giraffe runs are nothing short of iconic. The way that he so gracefully floats down the pitch with the ball is incredible. He is the moment. I understand why Virgil is infatuated with him. How can you not? Absolutely mesmerising. 

Diogo Jota -

Literally just nominate him for the Ballon D’or. The goals he scores are incredible. Also an absolute warrior at FIFA. I’d ask to play against him and the score would be 52-1 to him (the 1 goal he’d let me score out of pity) I’d leave the room crying. Hendo would ban us from playing FIFA against each other for the rest of eternity.

Sadio Mane - 

Sadio Mane. The best football player in the world. The guy is a superhero. What a season he’s had. So proud. If he goes to Bayern I’ll delete football. The game is nothing without him. We need him. He’s wonderful.

Alisson Becker - 

The best goalkeeper in the world. I don’t know how you can tell me Ederson is better. Alisson is the reason we are where we are. His iconic, once-in-a-lifetime header against West Brom was the pebble in the pond. It’s the reason we are the team we are. There will be statues built for him, murals painted, and sections in museums dedicated to him and I will be the first one there for it all. He also looks like he could be Chris Hemsworth’s brother.

Roberto Firmino - 

I sing his song while I go about my daily life. He is captivating. His teeth scare me a bit but his football skills are amazing. People will talk about him for generations. He is ingrained in history. 

Divock Origi - 

Football without Origi really is nothing. Life is meaningless without him at Liverpool. I will take it upon myself to build a statue of him outside Anfield. He is nothing short of a legend. I already miss him. I don’t know what I’m going to do with myself next season. There is going to be a void in my life. A hole in my heart. I prayed this day would never come. I don’t want to say goodbye to our Divock.

Harvey Elliott -

Little bit of a prick I can’t lie, but he’s a great football player. Watching the replay of his injury traumatised me. I don’t know how he didn’t just die then and there. He’s really short as well. I can’t get over how he thought he was doing something when he tried to push Kai Havertz in the Carabao Cup final. Was hoping for a part two of that in the FA cup final but neither of them played. Disappointing to say the least. But yeah he’s decent.

Mo Salah - 

Literally just give him the Ballon D’or. The best player in the world. Was robbed of PL player of the season. Will not go into that because I’ll get too angry. Really hope he doesn’t leave. Won’t be able to deal with that. Might have to end it all.

James Milner -

Brexit football at its finest. He looks a bit scary sometimes but I can’t be mean to him because we have to respect our elders. The veteran on the pitch. I’m fairly certain he’ll be playing football until he’s one foot in the grave. James Milner will never retire. 

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Martin Keown dismisses Jude Bellingham's 'world-class' label.

In a heated exchange, football icons Rio Ferdinand and Martin Keown have engaged in a lively debate over whether Jude Bellingham, the promising English talent, can be considered 'world-class'. Meanwhile, Ferdinand's recent remarks regarding Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka have drawn criticism from Arsenal supporters, prompting a broader discussion on the definition of a 'world-class' player.

Prior to Arsenal's recent 1-0 defeat to Porto, Ferdinand clarified his stance, asserting that, in his view, only 12 active footballers merit the 'world-class' label. This exclusive list features Ederson, Kyle Walker, Rodri, Jude Bellingham, Vinicius Jr, Harry Kane, Alisson, Virgil van Dijk, Kevin De Bruyne, Mohamed Salah, Kylian Mbappe, and Erling Haaland.

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EA Sports FC 24: conheça as indicações ao Time do Ano

Por Vinicius Torres Oliveira

Os indicados ao Time do Ano, o famoso TOTY, de EA Sports FC 24 estão aqui. Neste domingo, foram revelados os jogadores escolhidos para a votação , que definirá os 11 titulares da aguardada seleção do Ultimate Team.

Alguns brasileiros estão na disputa: Alisson, Ederson, Dante, Marquinhos, Bremer, Bruno Guimarães e Vini Jr. E a novidade é que uma relação TOTY de mulheres também foi feita, seguindo estes mesmos moldes de indicadas em enquetes para a comunidade decidir as melhores. Entre elas, estão Debinha e Kerolin.

Após o término da votação, os vencedores ganharão cartas especiais (e bem roubadinhas), que serão disponibilizadas em packs. A EA também deve fazer DMEs especiais com outros jogadores e ICONs.

Os indicados ao TOTY de EA Sports FC 24 Goleiros

Alisson – Liverpool Ederson – Manchester City Brice Samba – RC Lens Gregor Kobel – Borussia Dortmund Wojciech Szczęsny – Juventus Mike Maignan – Milan Jan Oblak – Atlético de Madrid Marc-André ter Stegen – FC Barcelona Defensores

William Saliba – Arsenal Trent Alexander-Arnold – Liverpool Virgil van Dijk – Liverpool Rúben Dias – Manchester City John Stones – Manchester City Dante – OGC Nice Marquinhos – Paris Saint-Germain Kim Min Jae – Bayern München Mats Hummels – Borussia Dortmund Lucas Martínez Quarta – Fiorentina Alessandro Bastoni – Inter Bremer – Juventus Theo Hernández – Milan Giovanni Di Lorenzo – Napoli Nicolás Otamendi – Benfica Jules Koundé – FC Barcelona Jesús Navas – Sevilla Gayà – Valencia CF Jonathan Clauss – Olympique de Marseille Jeremie Frimpong – Bayer 04 Leverkusen Grimaldo – Bayer 04 Leverkusen Federico Dimarco – Inter Meio-campistas

Martin Ødegaard – Arsenal Declan Rice – Arsenal Kaoru Mitoma – Brighton & Hove Albion Bernardo Silva – Manchester City Kevin De Bruyne – Manchester City Rodri – Manchester City Bruno Guimarães – Newcastle United Jarrod Bowen – West Ham United Alexandr Golovin – AS Monaco Florian Wirtz – Bayer 04 Leverkusen Granit Xhaka – Bayer 04 Leverkusen Jamal Musiala – Bayern München Leroy Sané – Bayern München Julian Brandt – Borussia Dortmund Vincenzo Grifo – SC Freiburg Nicolò Barella – Inter Federico Chiesa – Juventus Adrien Rabiot – Juventus Riyad Mahrez – Al Ahli Sergej Milinković-Savić – Al Hilal Pedri – FC Barcelona İlkay Gündoğan – FC Barcelona Aleix García – Girona FC Jude Bellingham – Real Madrid Toni Kroos – Real Madrid Luka Modrić – Real Madrid Aurélien Tchouaméni – Real Madrid Federico Valverde – Real Madrid Atacantes

Bukayo Saka – Arsenal Mohamed Salah – Liverpool Jack Grealish – Manchester City Erling Haaland – Manchester City Heung Min Son – Tottenham Hotspur Ousmane Dembélé – Paris Saint-Germain Lee Kang In – Paris Saint-Germain Kylian Mbappé – Paris Saint-Germain Randal Kolo Muani – Eintracht Frankfurt Harry Kane – Bayern München Loïs Openda – RB Leipzig Serhou Guirassy – VfB Stuttgart Lautaro Martínez – Inter Rafael Leão – Milan Khvicha Kvaratskhelia – Napoli Victor Osimhen – Napoli Domenico Berardi – Sassuolo Mehdi Taremi – FC Porto Karim Benzema – Al Ittihad Cristiano Ronaldo – Al Nassr Antoine Griezmann – Atlético de Madrid Morata – Atlético de Madrid Robert Lewandowski – FC Barcelona Vini Jr. – Real Madrid Takefusa Kubo – Real Sociedad Gerard Moreno – Villarreal CF Lionel Messi – Inter Miami As indicadas ao TOTY de EA Sports FC 24 Goleiras

Christiane Endler – Olympique Lyonnais Mary Earps – Manchester United Merle Frohms – VfL Wolfsburg Chiamaka Nnadozie – Paris FC Jane Campbell – Houston Dash

Defensoras

Wendie Renard – Olympique Lyonnais Mapi León – FC Barcelona Irene Paredes – FC Barcelona Sakina Karchaoui – Paris Saint-Germain Fridolina Rolfö – FC Barcelona Katie McCabe – Arsenal Millie Bright – Chelsea Selma Bacha – Olympique Lyonnais Ona Batlle – FC Barcelona Amanda Ilestedt – Arsenal Ellie Carpenter – Olympique Lyonnais Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir – Bayern München Niamh Charles – Chelsea Naomi Girma – San Diego Wave FC Olga Carmona – Real Madrid Jenna Nighswonger – NJ / NY Gotham FC Meio-campistas

Alexia Putellas – FC Barcelona Aitana Bonmatí – FC Barcelona Patri Guijarro – FC Barcelona Debinha – Kansas City Current Lena Oberdorf – VfL Wolfsburg Grace Geyoro – Paris Saint-Germain Keira Walsh – FC Barcelona Clara Mateo – Paris FC Caroline Weir – Real Madrid Georgia Stanway – Bayern München Leicy Santos – Atlético de Madrid Frida Maanum – Arsenal Gaëtane Thiney – Paris FC Janina Minge – SC Freiburg Kerolin Nicoli – North Carolina Courage Estefanía Banini – Atlético de Madrid Barbara Dunst – Eintracht Frankfurt Sam Coffey – Portland Thorns FC Atacantes

Sam Kerr – Chelsea Caroline Graham Hansen – FC Barcelona Kadidiatou Diani – Olympique Lyonnais Guro Reiten – Chelsea Alexandra Popp – VfL Wolfsburg Sophia Smith – Portland Thorns FC Ewa Pajor – VfL Wolfsburg Lauren Hemp – Manchester City Lea Schüller – Bayern München Salma Paralluelo – FC Barcelona Racheal Kundananji – Real Madrid Lynn Williams – NJ / NY Gotham FC Rachel Daly – Aston Villa Khadija Shaw – Manchester City Chloe Kelly – Manchester City Eugénie Le Sommer – Olympique Lyonnais Trinity Rodman – Washington Spirit Bethany England – Tottenham Hotspur Alba Redondo – Levante UD Tabitha Chawinga – Paris Saint-Germain Melissa Kössler – TSG 1899 Hoffenheim Linda Caicedo – Real Madrid

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Very harsh’ – Liverpool icon not a fan of Virgil van Dijk’s red card decision against Newcastle

https://clemsoccer4u.com/index.php/2023/08/29/very-harsh-liverpool-icon-not-a-fan-of-virgil-van-dijks-red-card-decision-against-newcastle/

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‘The only thing’: Ajax legend shares what 'extremely skilful' Timber is ‘lacking’ ahead of Arsenal move

‘The only thing’: Ajax legend shares what 'extremely skilful' Timber is ‘lacking’ ahead of Arsenal move Ajax icon Marciano Vink has identified a weakness in Jurrien Timber's abilities as he prepares to join Arsenal.  Vink discussed the young defender on ESPN FC while confirming his imminent transfer to the Gunners.  Arsenal supporters have been eagerly anticipating new signings following the confirmation of Kai Havertz's arrival.  It seems that the club may soon unveil two promising talents, Jurrien Timber and Declan Rice, as Timber has reportedly completed his medical examination, suggesting an official announcement is imminent. Jurrien Timber, a versatile Dutch international, is highly anticipated due to his ability to excel in multiple positions. Nevertheless, Vink has highlighted an area in which Timber may require improvement upon joining Arsenal.  Despite his young career, he has already left a positive impression on players like Virgil van Dijk. Now, he must gain the support and admiration of the Arsenal fans at the Emirates Stadium as the new season commences. What new Arsenal man Timber is lacking in his game Asked about the 22-year-old, Vink said: “Well, Timber is a very promising young player. He’s extremely skilful, he’s good in one-v-ones, he’s a guy who has ice-cold blood, he never gets nervous. “Always in difficult situations, he knows the solution. He made his debut in the national team, he played like he was playing for several years already. “This guy is a huge talent and multi-functional, you can put him in different roles, different positions. “He can play as a full-back, centre-back, he can play in midfield. The only thing he’s lacking is his height and defending the headers. “The difference between Jurrien Timber and Martinez is that Martinez has a lot of energy, a lot of willpower, that’s the only thing defending Timber is lacking. “So, Martinez even with corners against, he can make it really hard. I think Jurrien Timber needs to grow in that kind of spirit, in that kind of aggressivity.” Should Timber be deployed as a right-back, his potential deficiency in terms of height and aerial prowess may not pose a significant issue for Arsenal.  However, if he is filling in for Ben White, Mikel Arteta would lose an aerial threat in both defense and attack.  The expectation is that Timber's other qualities compensate for his limitations in the air.  This circumstance could potentially guide Arteta in determining Timber's position within his tactical setup for the upcoming season. ‘The only thing’: Ajax legend shares what 'extremely skilful' Timber is ‘lacking’ ahead of Arsenal move Read the full article

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Determining the top 20 commercial soccer teams of all time is a subjective and challenging task, as there have been many great teams throughout the history of the sport. However, here is a list of 20 commercial soccer teams that have achieved significant success and made a lasting impact on the sport:

1. Real Madrid (Spain)

2. Barcelona (Spain)

3. Manchester United (England)

4. Bayern Munich (Germany)

5. Liverpool (England)

6. AC Milan (Italy)

7. Juventus (Italy)

8. Inter Milan (Italy)

9. Chelsea (England)

10. Arsenal (England)

11. Manchester City (England)

12. Paris Saint-Germain (France)

13. Ajax (Netherlands)

14. Benfica (Portugal)

15. Porto (Portugal)

16. Celtic (Scotland)

17. Boca Juniors (Argentina)

18. River Plate (Argentina)

19. Flamengo (Brazil)

20. Corinthians (Brazil)

Here are some details, top players, and explanations about the top 20 commercial soccer teams of all time:

1. Real Madrid: Real Madrid is one of the most successful and popular football clubs in the world. They have won 13 UEFA Champions League titles, 34 La Liga titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Cristiano Ronaldo, Alfredo Di Stefano, Ferenc Puskas, and Zinedine Zidane.

2. Barcelona: Barcelona is another powerhouse in world football, known for their attractive and attacking style of play. They have won 5 UEFA Champions League titles, 26 La Liga titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Lionel Messi, Johan Cruyff, Ronaldinho, and Andres Iniesta.

3. Manchester United: Manchester United is one of the most successful and iconic football clubs in England. They have won 3 UEFA Champions League titles, 20 English Premier League titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include George Best, Eric Cantona, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Wayne Rooney.

4. Bayern Munich: Bayern Munich is the most successful football club in Germany, known for their dominant and efficient style of play. They have won 6 UEFA Champions League titles, 32 Bundesliga titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Muller, Oliver Kahn, and Robert Lewandowski.

5. Liverpool: Liverpool is one of the most storied and successful football clubs in England. They have won 6 UEFA Champions League titles, 19 English Premier League titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Kenny Dalglish, Steven Gerrard, Luis Suarez, and Virgil van Dijk.

6. AC Milan: AC Milan is one of the most successful football clubs in Italy, known for their strong defense and tactical expertise. They have won 7 UEFA Champions League titles, 18 Serie A titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Franco Baresi, Paolo Maldini, Marco van Basten, and Kaka.

7. Juventus: Juventus is another powerhouse in Italian football, known for their strong defense and disciplined style of play. They have won 2 UEFA Champions League titles, 36 Serie A titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Michel Platini, Alessandro del Piero, Zinedine Zidane, and Cristiano Ronaldo.

8. Inter Milan: Inter Milan is a fierce rival of AC Milan and Juventus, and is known for their attacking and aggressive style of play. They have won 3 UEFA Champions League titles, 19 Serie A titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Giuseppe Meazza, Javier Zanetti, Ronaldo, and Wesley Sneijder.

9. Chelsea: Chelsea is one of the most successful football clubs in England, known for their physical and direct style of play. They have won 2 UEFA Champions League titles, 5 English Premier League titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Frank Lampard, Didier Drogba, John Terry, and Eden Hazard.

10. Arsenal: Arsenal is another iconic football club in England, known for their possession-based and attacking style of play. They have won 1 UEFA Champions League title, 13 English Premier League titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Thierry Henry, Tony Adams, Dennis Bergkamp, and Patrick Vieira.

11. Manchester City: Manchester City is a rising force in English football, known for their high-scoring and possession-based style of play. They have won 1 UEFA Champions League title, 6 English Premier League titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Sergio Aguero, Vincent Kompany, Kevin De Bruyne, and Raheem Sterling.

12. Paris Saint-Germain: Paris Saint-Germain is the most successful football club in France, known for their star-studded and attacking style of play. They have won 1 UEFA Champions League title, 9 Ligue 1 titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Neymar, Kylian Mbappe, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and Ronaldinho.

13. Ajax: Ajax is a legendary football club in the Netherlands, known for their youth academy and possession-based style of play. They have won 4 UEFA Champions League titles, 35 Eredivisie titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Johan Cruyff, Marco van Basten, Frank Rijkaard, and Dennis Bergkamp.

14. Benfica: Benfica is the most successful football club in Portugal, known for their attacking and entertaining style of play. They have won 2 UEFA Champions League titles, 37 Primeira Liga titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Eusebio, Rui Costa, Nuno Gomes, and Simao Sabrosa.

15. Porto: Porto is another successful football club in Portugal, known for their efficient and aggressive style of play. They have won 2 UEFA Champions League titles, 29 Primeira Liga titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Deco, Ricardo Carvalho, Radamel Falcao, and Hulk.

16. Celtic: Celtic is a legendary football club in Scotland, known for their passionate and loyal fans and attacking style of play. They have won 1 UEFA Champions League title, 51 Scottish Premier League titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Jimmy Johnstone, Henrik Larsson, Billy McNeill, and Kenny Dalglish.

17. Boca Juniors: Boca Juniors is one of the most successful football clubs in Argentina, known for their passionate and fiery style of play. They have won 6 Copa Libertadores titles, 34 Primera Division titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Diego Maradona, Juan Roman Riquelme, Carlos Tevez, and Martin Palermo.

18. River Plate: River Plate is another successful football club in Argentina, known for their skillful and attacking style of play. They have won 4 Copa Libertadores titles, 36 Primera Division titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Enzo Francescoli, Ariel Ortega, Andres D'Alessandro, and Radamel Falcao.

19. Flamengo: Flamengo is the most popular and successful football club in Brazil, known for their passionate and entertaining style of play. They have won 2 Copa Libertadores titles, 8 Brasileirao titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Zico, Junior, Ronaldinho, and Gabigol.

20. Corinthians: Corinthians is another iconic football club in Brazil, known for their loyal and passionate fans and hard-working style of play. They have won 2 Copa Libertadores titles, 7 Brasileirao titles, and many other domestic and international titles. Some of their top players include Socrates, Rivelino, Ronaldo, and Tite.

Each of these commercial soccer teams has its own unique strengths, strategies, and styles of play, as well as a rich history of success and achievement. Their impact on the sport of football is undeniable, and they have inspired generations of players, coaches, and fans around the world.

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BURNLEY 0–2 LIVERPOOL

nunez 6’ + jota 90’