19
May
Daddy Messi
Daddy Messi
Paul Ince was a cool, relaxed player relaxed during his hay day. But you’d figure that “the Guvnor” would get fired up after his son’s goal for England’s U21 team, right?
Guess again.
Unlike Clair Ince, the former Manchester United great sat unimpressed after their son, Tom, scored for England’s U21 team against Sweden.
David Beckham’s teenage son just might be the next person in his family to play in the Premier League.
Thirteen-year-old Brooklyn Beckham, the oldest of Beckham’s four children, is having a tryout with London club Chelsea and played in an under-14 game Tuesday at the team’s training facility.
OK, OK, so maybe we were a bit tough on Neymar earlier with his sky orbit penalty failure. But fear not, Neymar fans.
Check out this touching video of the Brazilian star teaching his young toddler how to kick the footie around Santos’ locker room.
Will this clip dethrone Nuri Sahin’s grasp for father of the year? Probably not, but it’s awfully close in our eyes.
Congratulations are in order for Barcelona’s striker Lionel Messi and girlfriend Antonella Roccuzzo, after welcoming their baby boy Thiago.
Barca excused the 25-year-old Argentina forward from practice on Friday to attend his son’s birth at a hospital in Barcelona.
Earlier in the week, Messi’s new bundle of joy was presented with a pair of golden boots to accompany the set his father earned last season in La Liga:
Family matters, everyone!
Former Argentine international Luciano Galletti received a kidney
transplant on Tuesday from his father, a retired professional footballer who played in Argentina in the 1970s and 80s.
