He Played There?

@67shadesofgreen @00sFootb4ll immediately came to post this, fair play👏

Ivan Rakitic, 2005 🇭🇷

Here are all 32 goals scored by Fabrizio Ravanelli for Middlesbrough Football Club. A star that shone briefly but brightly for the Boro.

Teddy Sheringham at Colchester United, 2007 Eight years earlier he had scored a stoppage-time equaliser in the Champions League final. He went on to win the treble with Manchester United, play in two World Cups, and become one of the finest forwards England has ever produced. In 2007, aged 41, he signed for Colchester United in the Championship. He scored on his home debut against Barnsley, then scored again the following week at Preston. He was the oldest player in all four divisions of the Football League. He finally retired the following year, aged 42, after Colchester's last ever game at their old ground, Layer Road. Not a bad way to go out. #Football #PremierLeague #MUFC #ColchesterUnited #FootballTwitter #Throwback

@theepicmap This genius

What comes to mind when you think of Czech Republic?

David Beckham aged 19, earning £50 a game at Preston North End in the third tier of English football, already scoring the free kicks that would become his trademark. Nobody knew it yet. youtube.com/watch?v=9adctF… #Beckham #DavidBeckham #MUFC #PNE #Class92 #Football #PremierLeague #Throwback

@HawkEmDownChris King Eric

Without googling, can you name a famous king?

David Beckham at Preston North End, 1995 In March 1995, a 19 year old David Beckham was convinced his Manchester United career was already over. Fergie had sent him on loan to a Preston side sitting in the fourth tier of English football. He earned £50 a match-day bonus. He left his dirty kit on the floor for someone else to clean. One of his new teammates was a 31-year-old David Moyes. On debut against Doncaster, he came off the bench and scored direct from a corner. The week after, he curled a free kick round the wall against Fulham that he'd later call one of his all-time favourite goals. According to father's autobiography, Beckham asked Ferguson if he could stay. Fergie slammed his fist on the desk. "You're not f***ing well going anywhere." The rest is history. #Football #PremierLeague #MUFC #PNE #FootballTwitter #Class92 #DavidBeckham

Football is great sometimes because what the fuck do you mean Jack Harrison is at Fiorentina

@futbolmundialsp Any other country's fans stick fireworks up there arse before the game?

¿Cuál es el país con más pasión por el fútbol?

@ExtremeFootbal4 Feel like he's a big part of the reason you never fully trusted a keeper wearing trousers

Only true football fans will remember this baller.🙌🇷🇺

@LesCroisetukone Italia 90, still not recovered

Sans tricher, quelle est la PREMIÈRE Coupe du Monde que vous avez regardée ? ⚽️

@talkSPORT The boy

Who's the GREATEST ever left-back in Premier League history? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Ashley Cole 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Andy Robertson 🇫🇷 Patrice Evra Or somebody else... 🤔

Frank Lampard at Swansea City, 1995 At 17, a chubby kid from Essex with a brand new driving licence jumped in his Ford Fiesta and drove four hours down the M4 to join a struggling Swansea side in Division Two. He played 9 games, scoring his first ever professional goal against Brighton, in front of a couple of thousand fans watching a team flirting with relegation. His Swansea teammates later recalled he was "a little bit overweight" and would "always get the ball onto his right foot." Six years later he signed for Chelsea for £11 million. He went on to become the Premier League's all-time top scoring midfielder with 177 goals. #Football #FPL #PremierLeague #Chelsea #WHUFC #SwansCity #FootballTwitter

An incredible quote 🤣 (via @BCFC)

@thesefootytimes John O'Shea. Played in goal, defence, midfield, megged Figo, and could score a goal.

Here’s one for you: if you could pick a starting lineup consisting of the same player eleven times, who would you pick? Our money’s on Wayne Rooney.

@stusfootyflash The player manager era was glorious.

It’s 29 years to the day since Chelsea’s kit man forgot their away strip, forcing them to wear Coventry’s second shirts. 40-year-old Sky Blues’ player/manager Gordon Strachan also picked himself, as his side won 3-1. An eventful night at Highfield Road.

Michael Carrick at Swindon Town 1999 Another West Ham loanee, Carrick played six games on loan for a struggling Swindon side, scoring twice. Just 18 months later, Carrick became a full England international, making his debut against Mexico in May 2001. #Football #PremierLeague #STFC #FootballTwitter #MUFC #WHU

@cgarr3t @90sFootballUK1 @PremiershipYrs I haven't gone back to check, but I wonder how many of those goals were against San Marino et al too? Either way, hugely overlooked player.

@Played_There11 @90sFootballUK1 @PremiershipYrs He was a really good player. But feel like hes forgotten about because his best form was when we were shite. He carried that team under Taylor.

When Graham Taylor left the England job in November 1993, Shoot magazine kindly ran some helpful info about his tenure. Credit to the great @PremiershipYrs

#OnThisDay in 1997 Chelsea were forced to play in Coventry City's away kit after Chelsea's kitman forgot to pack their away kit Coventry won the match 3-1