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Today is the story of a flamboyant looser's shirt, namely Johan Cruijff's one in the 1974 World
Cup. Instead of Adidas's 3 stripes, Cruijff's shirt and short displayed only 2.
Cruijff's pk in the Asian Champions League. (Hisato Sato and Tomoaki Makino for Sanfrecce
Hiroshima.) [101gg] Nothing fixes a loss like a wonky sprinkler. (BBC) The battle for headbutt
supremacy. (Studs Up) Now deconstructing Jozy's career. (Avoiding The Drop) No PFA snubs here.
(Sport Without Spin) Ten World Cup & Euros mascots.
Hosannah! Dutch scientific journalist Carl Koppeschaar has finally succeeded in
his quest to see an asteroid renamed in honour of Holland legend Johann
Cruyff.
The asteroid was originally named '14282′ when it was discovered by Dutch astrologists back in
the 1960s but now, thanks to Koppeschaar's fine work, the completely inconsequential piece of space
rock will be forever known as 'Cruijff'.
If you've cracked open a fresh newspaper this morning, chances are it won't be long before you find
the newly christened Lionel Messi section, comparing him to Maradona, Cruijff, Ronaldo (the real
one), Pele, Gandhi, Da Vinci and Jesus Christ. Last night's encore was the type of stuff which
makes merely witnessing such greatness feel [.
We thank The Guardian, who thank Zlatan Ibrahimovic for reminding them, for reminding us of this
goal, scored by one Hendrik Johannes Cruijff. A guy who once did some things way back when.
Certainly one of the greatest goals ever, but is it the greatest flying kick football has ever
seen? Many will say yes, [.
Critiche durissime all'Olanda di Bert van Marwijk. Strali
pesantissimi colpiscono gli orange, nonostante il grande Mondiale disputato e
perso in finale contro la Spagna, al termine di una vera e propria battaglia.
A lanciarli è un personaggio che, da calciatore, è stato uno dei più grandi tulipani di sempre,
oltre che uno dei piĂą grandi calciatori di tutti i tempi.
I know we are being flooded by Cristiano Ronaldo articles just about now, but this is
actually meant to be a response to abrilliant article posted earlier in the
week.
I am a Manchester United fan. I am devastated. No. Scratch that. I knew this was going to happen
– we all did.