fuck + pace

UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid players interrupt Zidane’s press conference by singing “Campeones, campeones” + Morata falls down twice | August 9, 2016 (video)

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12/04/2016 | UCL | vs Wolfsburg

Cristiano playing with Marcelo’s hair during the Sanitas photoshoot | 10.02.2016

“The goal makes him a bit more visible but to my way of understanding football – he’s imperative. Modric is part of the backbone, very important to us.” - Ramos  “Modric has scored a golazo and given us life. Above all he has given us three points. I’m happy for him. He should shoot more because he hits the ball well.” – Zidane Granada 1-2 Real Madrid (La liga, matchday 23) | February 7, 2016

What are you really bad at?

Perez must pay for Real Madrid transfer ban | January 14, 2016 - By Ben Hayward “What will Florentino Perez say now? Real Madrid released a statement to proclaim their innocence after they were hit with a transfer ban earlier on Thursday, but it is yet another embarrassment in a long line of catastrophes for the club chief in recent months. Surely, it is now time for a change. Perez is already under pressure. The construction magnate dismissed popular coach Carlo Ancelotti in the summer, even though most of the players and fans wanted the Italian to stay, and replaced him with Rafa Benitez - an appointment that never looked likely to succeed and one that lasted only seven months. Chants of “Florentino, resign” were heard often towards the end of Rafa’s reign, starting in the disastrous defeat at home to Barcelona in late November, when Madrid lost 4-0 to their biggest rivals at the Santiago Bernabeu. And more followed after the Copa del Rey elimination when Real were punished for fielding the suspended Denis Cheryshev against Cadiz. That was inexplicable and inexcusable. That the world’s richest club did not notice one of their players should have been banned is something that simply should not happen.Just like the botched signing of David de Gea in the summer, when paperwork was sent late and the transfer deadline closed before the Spain shot-stopper could complete his move from Manchester United. In true Florentino fashion, he has blamed everyone else. When the De Gea deal failed, he pointed the finger at United; when the cup exit was confirmed, it was the fault of Villarreal (where Cheryshev spent last season on loan) and of the Spanish Football Federation because neither notified Real; and when Benitez was ratified after the Clasico, he claimed the decline had started under Ancelotti. There is always somebody else to accuse, somebody to blame, someone to take the rap. However, the excuses are now wearing desperately thin - and most madridistas are starting to see through the conspiracies of their once-admired club chief. Florentino is the boy who cried wolf; nobody believes him any more. […] After this latest fiasco, the 68-year-old has lost all credibility as Madrid’s leader and this transfer ban may be the straw that breaks the camel’s back. Because Perez is running out of excuses - and the time has come for Real to find a new man to take the club forward..”

“For me, it’s such a pleasure to play with him. I always tell him before the game, when I have the ball, get to the box and I’ll find a way to pass you the ball. He doesn’t jump very high you know.” – Marcelo on Cristiano

Sergio Ramos and Pilar Rubio arriving for the 2015 FIFA Ballon d'Or award ceremony at the Kongresshaus in Zurich on January 11, 2016.

Host James Nesbitt takes a selfie with Carli Lloyd, Cristiano Ronaldo and Celia Sasic during the FIFA Ballon d'Or Gala 2015 at the Kongresshaus on January 11, 2016 in Zurich,

Marcelo reacts during Real Madrid’s La Liga game against Deportivo | January 9, 2016

Real Madrid in 2015

“turn on your location so i can fight you (ง'̀-‘́)ง” - sergio ramos probably

Chants of “Florentino, resign!” at the Bernabeu

sacrifice a player per goal per game

James and Pepe singing Hala Madrid… Y nada Mas | November 3, 2015