Wesley Sneijder

[Batman]

If you follow Icardi on instagram you can clearly see on his story that Wanda and Wesley are having a tight connection. I don't know what Wesley think that this bitch can teach him but some rumors also point to that Wesley's relationship with Yolantha(or what his ex-wife's name is) got broken because of this. According to that rumor this was Yolantha's last straw of Sneijder putting his time on other girls instead of her while she was at home trying to take her of her children without the help of Sneijder.

Somehow this story seems kind of like Maxi Lopez where he'd fuck a girl in the room next door to Wanda.

Can you prove something from what you said? Because I cant find anything or any picture where Sneijder and Wanda are together.

Anyway I’m impressed with that belly.

 

[brehme1989]

He's enjoying retirement and definitely enjoying his food, good for him.

Smoking has ruined him.

 

[Native]

Well if he keeps on going like that he will be wider than he is tall before 2020 arrives.

 

[Candreva Crosses]

Nothing worse getting a Sneijder pic sent to you from trash barcelona supporters. Doesn't matter to me, his shirt will always be on the wall for me. Just like Sneijder I'm to big for that shirt now

 

[Jnr]

Guys, this event is not to be missed. I know I'll go( If I can get 2 tickets)

Next year will be 10 year anniversary of our Tripletta! 10 years ago I travelled in Milano to cheer on that beast side coached by Mou, then we travelled by train to Rome to see our scudetto showdown with Roma( which we lost) . Then I travelled back to Milano couple of months later to see Inter lift CL , big screens in Piazza del Duomo . Wes was one of the architects of that amazing season. All those guys will be there again.

Wesley Sneijder will have a farewell duel on 3 June in Galgenwaard Stadium.

José Mourinho and Bert van Marwijk will coach two star teams in Utrecht consisting of former teammates with whom Sneijder played with the Orange, Ajax, Real Madrid, Internazionale and Galatasaray.

Sneijder played his last game in the service of Qatari Al Gharafa last December and was waved goodbye to the Dutch team a few months earlier at the international match against Peru (2-1 win). The record international played its 134th international match in the Johan Cruijff ArenA.

Because the farewell match is played nine days before the start of the European Championship, still active top players will not be able to participate. With names like Clarence Seedorf, Patrick Kluivert, Edgar Davids, Arjen Robben, Mark van Bommel, Giovanni van Bronckhorst, John Heitinga, Dirk Kuijt, Nigel de Jong, Khalid Boulahrouz and André Ooijer, there is a very impressive team of former international players the field.


From abroad, former top players such as Jari Litmanen, Fabio Cannavaro, Júlio César, Javier Zanetti, Samuel Eto'o, Cristian Chivu, Marco Materazzi, Dejan Stankovic, Esteban Cambiasso, Diego Milito, Selçuk Inan and Burak Yilmaz will probably come to Utrecht.

Current Tottenham Hotspur manager Mourinho coached Sneijder at Internazionale. Together they won the Champions League in 2010. In that year the born Utrechter played with the Orange in the World Cup final, Van Marwijk was then the national coach.

 

[DARi0]

Former Inter hero Wesley Sneijder says Lautaro Martinez ‘must stay’, Christian Eriksen ‘can become a leader’ and claims he could have reached the heights of Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo: “I simply didn’t feel like it.”

The Dutch attacking midfielder retired last summer, after a stint at Al Gharafa in Qatar, and can look back at an illustrious career, winning trophies in four different countries.

Starting at Ajax, he was picked up by Real Madrid in August 2007. His spell in the Spanish capital lasted for two years, before he became a key member in the historic Treble season at Inter.

“I could have become like Messi or Ronaldo. I simply didn’t feel like it,” he told Gianluca Di Marzio. “I enjoyed my life, maybe I had a glass for dinner. :drunk1:

“Leo and Cristiano are different; they’ve made many sacrifices. And that’s fine with me. My career, despite this, was still amazing.”

Sneijder claimed Christian Eriksen, who has struggled to convince coach Antonio Conte since his move from Tottenham in January, will eventually become one of the leaders in the group.

“Conte has a big squad and, with Eriksen in the team, he can finally make a leap in quality. Christian has done well at Ajax and then at Tottenham. Now, he has to establish himself in Italy.

“He has a lot of quality, with his characteristics, he can easily become one of the leaders in the new group.”

Barcelona have not been trying to hide their admiration of Lautaro Martinez in recent months, but the former hero claims the Argentine should stay in Italy.

“He’s very good, but he must stay in Italy. He can become one of the best, but first he needs to win something with the Nerazzurri,” Sneijder added.

“There’s a moment to do everything. He could play at Barcelona and of course, if he really wants to leave, I would have preferred a move to Real…”

 

[ElDiego22]

Sad story about Wesley

[size=+2]Sneijder: Vodka became my best friend at Real Madrid[/size]


the centre of attention,"*Sneijder*says about playing for*Real Madrid*in the book.

"But bad things happened there. It wasn't drugs, but alcohol...

"I got used to living like a star.

"You're adored as a*Real Madrid*and going out on the street spending thousands of euros and paying for things for people.

"I can't say that I was deprived of anything.

"I played pretty well, but it was said that I could have done even better.

"I stayed alone and I saw little Jessey very little.

"I could only be alone... and I didn't realise that the bottle of vodka had become my best friend.

"Physically, I didn't realise. I would get up the next day as if nothing had happened.

"I kept training but getting worse each time and clearly less focused.

"I lied to myself, saying that everything was going fine and took refuge in my footballing intelligence.

"I sank physically. I ran less, I hid from my coach more. I also thought that nobody would notice."

https://www.marca.com/en/football/real-madrid/2020/06/24/5ef3b4ac268e3e5e118b45c9.html

 

[firmino]

I thought he had cheated on Yolanthe, instead he is, or was, an alcoholic. In any case, he's right about one thing: you have to be really stupid to lose someone like her, she is stunning.

 

[KevinB]

I thought he had cheated on Yolanthe, instead he is, or was, an alcoholic. In any case, he's right about one thing: you have to be really stupid to lose someone like her, she is stunning.

The problem with these insanely hot women is that somewhere, there's a guy sick and tired of her shit.

Then again, he did cheat on her, at least that's what I read in dutch media

 

[Puma]

Sneikder has stacked on the weight and is an alcoholic. Some of his interviews are off the charts and I would not surprised if he is also taking drugs. Smashing up cars in Utrecht was one of his latest idiocies.

 

[Materazzi_23]

his biography will be released in the Netherlands today so I'm very curious to read it. Top player but the last years there is only bullshit going on in his life after he lost Yolanthe.

 

[Il Drago]

Ex-Inter Midfielder Sneijder: “I Partied With Celebrities Until 6am & Scored In The Champions League The Day After”

Former Inter midfielder Wesley Sneijder revealed that he went out partying the night before a Champions League clash against Werder Bremen in an interview with Dutch newspaper Telegraaf earlier today.

“Once my wife and I attended a party for an Armani show, there was George Clooney, Megan Fox and some Bollywood stars. We got home at 6am and the next day I scored a goal and provided an assist against Werder Bremen in the Champions League. After I saw that it was possible to do it, I wasn’t afraid to repeat it!”

The match referred to by the 36-year-old Dutchman is the Nerazzurri’s 4-0 win over Werder Bremen on the 29th September 2010, a game where Samuel Eto’o scored a hattrick. Sneijder has revealed since retirement the issues he faced during his career, including how vodka became a regular drink for the player after his time at Real Madrid.

Despite his unconventional lifestyle, Sneijder was a core part of Inter’s Treble winning squad and also helped the Netherlands to the World Cup final in the same season. The Dutchman spent four years of his career with the Nerazzurri, from 2009 to 2013. In that period, he won a league title, two Coppa Italia, a Supercoppa Italiana, a Champions League title and a FIFA Club World Cup.

 

[Materazzi_23]

Just finishing reading the biography of Sneijder and off course there was a chapter about Inter. He often spend the night for a game in a room with Stankovic, Chivu and Materazzi. I didn't knew that the four of them where such good friends/colleagues. According to Sneijder Materazzi was the real ''face'' of the team although he didn't played that often but for Mourinho he was incredible important in the dressing room. Materazzi was often the one Mourinho would talk to and apparently not Javier Zanetti? Which is odd imo and I don't know if this is really true. Everyone knows Materazzi and Mourinho had a special bond but Javier Zanetti is Javier Zanetti, I mean come on. If there is 1 player who can and will carry the responsibility of the team it is our Capitano.

 

[dax21]

Honestly - doesn't suprise me. Zanetti is soft spoken and lead by example. Materazzi is more of a knuckle-dragger, loud and physical personality. It was a wise choice from Mourinho because Matrix was also a decade-old Inter veteran who at that point not so long ago won the WC and was a true champion. Taking advantage of such personality and energy makes sense.
Zanetti is also known to be part of the argentine/south american clan, like Ibra wrote in his book that there were groups of individuals without real cohesion and unity.

If there are any more interesting bits from the Inter era in Sneijder's book, do retell them.

 

[forzainter257]

Despite his unconventional lifestyle, Sneijder was a core part of Inter’s Treble winning squad and also helped the Netherlands to the World Cup final in the same season. The Dutchman spent four years of his career with the Nerazzurri, from 2009 to 2013. In that period, he won a league title, two Coppa Italia, a Supercoppa Italiana, a Champions League title and a FIFA Club World Cup.

what a beast.. despite being prone to drinking he managed becoming the best player of the year. Imagine if he didn't drink... Though I doubt Real would let him go then

 

[delaurentis]

Sneijder is working on a comeback next season for his hometown Utrecht.

 

[thatdude]

Inspired by Robben no doubt

 

[forzainter257]

Sneijder is working on a comeback next season for his hometown Utrecht.

Will still rock if he cuts weight

 

[Universe]

Dude has been off the rails simping since Yolanthe left him. I hope he gets his shit together.

 

[IM21]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1491411917428367360