And it feels great! I’m happy happy happy! ^^

As for how champions league matches went: I knew the universe was trying to do me a favour by cutting my internet!

It didn’t want me to suffer witnessing Arsenal’s 4-0 loss to Milan.

Thank you universe. You saved me a whole lot of heartache.

Ironic gif is ironic…

Well, my name begins with D.

lol! XD

saracarbonara:

letstalkaboutcescbaby:

Omg “bb skipper” jfkskfhsdsd

(Source: r-vee-p, via sararsenal)

I know that song only because Cesc loves it and he wouldn’t stop tweeting it on his twitter!

Enrique and Cesc would make such a cute couple. <3 <3 <3

(via citylightes)

football-addict:

“By the way, I see that after 30 years in the UK, Cesc still can’t drive on the left! Moc moc!”

“I see that after 24 years living in Catalonia you still don’t know how to park your car… What a disaster… http://bit.ly/dUbP4c moc!”

“How can you belief that report ? You’re so naive! The city council just used my car for a few hours and gave it back!”

(via slashandbromance)

“Everyone has their own story but from what I’ve read Cesc is grateful to [Arsene] Wenger and Arsenal,” Torres said, according to Diario Sport.

“But if you leave, you have to get wet. In the end, when you leave, you’re alone. Football is very hypocritical in this regard.”

The former Atletico Madrid man insists that being a fan favourite is not necessarily a reason to stop chasing a dream of achieving bigger and better things.

“You have to give yourself the chance to make the step,” said Torres. “If you are lucky, then your club will help you, this is what happened at Atletico Madrid [when I left for Liverpool]. I knew people at Atletico and had good personal relations. But at Liverpool there were problems.

“Javier Mascherano did many good things for Liverpool but they did not treat him well when he left.

“It is a complicated situation when you leave a club but footballers always want to move forward, chase what he believes is better, because we only have eight or 10 good years.”

I only have some names for you Fernando. Players who don’t just care about themselves and will see things through with their club through the good times and the bad times. Players who know the meaning of loyalty.  

• Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)
• Jamie Carragher (Liverpool)
• Paulo Maldini (Milan)
• Ryan Giggs (Man United)
• Paul Scoles (Man United)
• Francesco Totti (Roma)

Respect.