Who's cutting onions man, our deported cousins making us so proud 🥹

The transfer deals that almost changed football history... - Zinedine Zidane to Blackburn Rovers. In 1995, fresh off winning the Premier League, Kenny Dalglish wanted to bring a young Zidane over from Bordeaux. Chairman Jack Walker had other ideas. "Why do you want to sign Zidane when we have Tim Sherwood?" The rest, as they say, is history. - Gabriel Batistuta to Ipswich Town. In 1994/95, Ipswich made a serious attempt to land Batistuta from Fiorentina for £2.9 million. Fiorentina offered him a better contract and kept him. Batigol stayed in Serie A and became a legend. Ipswich got on with things. - Roberto Baggio to QPR. With Les Ferdinand leaving for Newcastle, QPR briefly looked at Roberto Baggio as the man to replace him in the summer of 1995. Baggio chose AC Milan instead. QPR signed Mark Hateley. He scored twice. The club were relegated. - Andriy Shevchenko to West Ham In the late 1990s, West Ham made a serious attempt to bring a young Shevchenko over from Dynamo Kyiv. They could not get the deal done. He went to AC Milan instead, won the Champions League, the Ballon d'Or, and became one of the most feared strikers in football history. Four clubs who came agonisingly close...

The amount of people on here who can’t understand why games ain’t on at 2pm in the World Cup is actually starting to worry me. Can’t be that many thick people in the UK can there 🤷🏻‍♂️

Depends. More exciting to watch, yes. But with the increase in teams in major tournaments has made international Football a lot more tactical. Question is what would Venables have done with the current team in a 16 team tournament?

Look, I don’t care much for the English national team, but why are they like this? This is just try hard nonsense.

These two legends playing in the World Cup tonight #oafc

Still cannot read 'USMNT' as anything other than 🎶 U.S. MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 🎶

The Basque Country is a historically separate nation, with a unique language and culture and has taken up arms to attempt to establish its independence Liverpool is an English city that doesn’t like the government The notions these people have

Have we got some sort of link with these? #oafc

The one where John Prescott punches the screen

Sign of age is most of the players we’re linked with sound like this to me #oafc

Fans of National League and League Two clubs trying to have a stress free break from football

GTA San Andreas when you’re trying to get out the River

Football fans clapping the TV

On this day in 1994, BBC2 dedicated a whole night to football called Goal TV, which was full of great matches, goals, features and documentaries. Here’s the intro and line-up from that evening. This was every football fan’s dream night in. 📺⚽️

We say Pasta the same way Italians say Pasta. I think this might be a you problem

You just know that Mummy never said no to him as a child

To the people like Danny Baker on here . If Queen’s Park Rangers won a egg and spoon race I’d be pissed for a week

I get Ollie Norburn and Ollie Norwood mixed up