forasgardandthrealmeternal:

RCTID

“Whenever I go to the games, I wish I could go back in time and bring people back to see what it’s like. You wish that all the guys you played with could all-of-a-sudden reappear at the game and share it with you. It really is something special. It’s the way soccer is supposed to be played, in front of a crowd like that.”
-NASL Timbers veteran Brian Gant

(And for the people who don’t know who Brian Gant is, he is Christine Sinclair’s uncle)   

Via @barnaclebrian

asgoodasdirt:

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PTFC

cerebralpalsysoccer:

http://cerebralpalsysoccer.blogspot.com/

99.9% of the time when you ask me about my disability I will tell you that there’s almost never a time in my life that I wished I didn’t have a disability and I’m even blessed at times that I have a disability. But what’s the other .1% of…

snipoppers16:

pinoenoir:

thrace-:

Christine Sinclair might be an actual saint.  She got choked up describing the game-winning goal she scored in the 2002 NCAA championship because she was able to give her coach, Clive Charles, a national championship before he passed.  That was her favorite goal.  It was about what she was able to give her mentor, not about any glory she took for herself.  

Can’t hold…all my feels.

it’s just raining on my face

I just. I think about that game and Clive and I just. I just cannot.