#keira walsh icons

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minecraft icons part 3 🦥 friday i'il do more

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Keira Walsh and Aitana Bonmati and The Best Fifa Football Awards😍😍😍

Expecting these 2 icons to be in the XI✨

How beautiful does Aitana look🥹 And Keiraaaa😮‍💨 Talk about a LOOK! 🔥

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I haven't seen any big sources about it so I think it's mostly because there's talks between Barça, Laila and Man City but it doesn't mean it'll happen. I think that if Laila joins Barça this season it's because they sell a player because she's still has one year left in her contract and we know Barça's finances aren't always the best (especially when they had a lot of player leaving for free this year). So if Keira leaves I can see Laila coming otherwise it'll be next season imo.

yeah i don’t see them signing any more players unless someone else goes, also talking of players leaving feel like we didn’t even speak about lucia on loan to sevilla!!! how have we literally completely lost lucia squared😔😔

and i know keiras not going back to city but how iconic would it be if her and laia did literally just swap?😭 all my keira girlies maybe hold off on buying the walsh 21 shirt for now tho x

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MASTERLIST

WOSO

Alexia Putellas

La Reina’s Reina

Red Sweat

Like Ale

Stay Put     Humming Helps    Mi Corazón

La Reina’s Guardian

Back From Lyon

Those Three Letters    You Can

Soccer Moms

Irresistible Lips

I Can’t Reach!

I’m Okay Amor     Stay Down

Icepack

What Happened?

Where does it not hurt

Happy New Year

Not In Front Of Me!

I’m Proud Of You

Cálmate

I’m Not Shy    So Shy

Only One

Alexia Jr    Mi Hermana

Stop That

Me and the Devil

I Protect

Last Door

Lost Chance   Why Her?

It’s Silly   Tell Them Your Truth

Mapi León

(Stay Put    Humming Helps    Mi Corazón )

( What Happened? )

( Not In Front Of Me!)

Please

Cláudia Pina

Just tell her!

(Soccer Moms)

It’s Silly   Tell Them Your Truth

Irene Paredes

Mi Vida

 Fridolina Rolfö

She’s Not Done!

Princess Charming    Make The First Move

Lucy Bronze

( I Promised    My baby sister     Wildest Dreams   )

Lovebirds

Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic

You’ve Got It

Just an FYI

Bruna Vilamala

Did or Do?

Jana Fernández

We Don’t Need Music

Nuria Rabano

Only Five Hours

Aitana Bonmatí

A Damn Beast     My Tana

Keira Walsh

Protector

Geyse da Silva Ferreira

You and Her    Only You

Barcelona Femení

(Rio Manuela   Little Bird )    Where’s Rio?

As your Captain

Your Four Tigers     La Princesa

Looking For Comfort

We Go Get Her

Always

Hot Chocolate    Our sister  /   No Marshmallows

Bebita

Lost her?

Ona Batlle

Mark My Words

You Can Smile?

Closer

Leah Williamson

I Promised     My baby sister    Wildest Dreams

Euros Icons

The other Williamson

No Reason

Ella Toone

Like a Red Flag to a Bull

Alessia Russo

Isn’t Enough

ENGWNT/ England Lionesses

Rio Manuela    Little Bird

Don’t Listen To Them

Who’s Loss    All For You

 Jill Roord

Not today Roord

Laura Wienroither

And-

Sophia Smith

Favorite American

Giovana Queiroz

Make a Move

Misa Rodríguez

Why Her?

Steph Catley

I Miss You

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yeh again mjnecraft moment but now with bonbon, lessi and some leah duos

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WORK IN PROGRESS

(updated 10.31.21)

AVATARS/ICONS

Sonam Kapoor (photoshoots)

Cursed (season one)

Rômulo Estrela (Deux Salve o Rei)

GIFS / GIFS PACKS

Anna Popplewell (Reign s3 - gp) (5/18)

Joshua Sasse (Galavant s2 - gp) (8/10)

Aneurin Barnard (The White Queen - gp) (6/10)

David Oakes (The White Queen - light gp)

The White Queen (random gifs)

Keira Knightley (King Arthur - gp)

PAGES PACK TO BE CREATED/RELEASED

Georgian (avatars & icons)

Regency (avatars & icons)

Victorian (avatars & icons)

20th Century (avatars & icons)

Fantasy (avatars & icons)

Sci-Fi (avatars & icons)

Historical scenery (old gifs)

Bruna Marquezine (DSOR - old gifs)

The Spanish Princess (light gp)

Maddison Jaizani (Versailles - old gifs)

WANNA DO (AMBITIOUS AS EVER 🙄)

Outlander (avatars & icons)

Peaky Blinders (avatars & icons)

Sophie Rundle (Jamestown -  gp)

Naomi Battrick (Jamestown - gp)

Niamh Walsh (Jamestown - gp)

Eadith (TLK - gifpack)

Rômulo Estrela (DSOR - gp)

Annabelle Wallis (The Tudors - gp)

Maddison Jaizani in Versailles (gp- because after already 158 gifs done, why not do every single moment of my baby? Now that I know that I can?)

SUGGESTIONS by Anons

Arnas Fedaravičius (tlk - gifs)

Rachel Skarsten (reign - gifs)

Joel Edgerton (king arthur - gifs)

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Nike empowers female footballers in ‘Dream Further’ campaign: Women’s World Cup 2019 blog

3 June – Nike debuts electrifying Women’s World Cup spot

With the FIFA Women’s World Cup just days away, Nike has thrown its support behind the tournament by debuting the latest instalment of its Just Do It campaign. The ad features a wealth of female football stars including Australia’s Sam Kerr, Brazil’s Andressa Alves and China’s Wang Shuang.

‘Dream Further’, produced alongside Wieden + Kennedy Portland, was unveiled during the UEFA Champions League Final between Liverpool and Tottenham and continues Nike’s ‘Dream Crazy’ positioning.

During the stirring three-minute spot, 10-year-old Makena Cook is led by the hand around the pitch by the world’s top players where she’s seen successfully sidestepping various on-pitch challenges while playing out her dreams.

Set to a soundtrack of Joan Jett & the Blackhearts’ ‘Bad Reputation’, the ad sees a number of cameos from the likes of England footballer Alex Scott, who is seen making history by coaching the Barcelona men’s team to victory.

The pinnacle comes when Cook serves Kerr a perfect assist for a goal. It ends with the message ‘Don’t change your dream, change the world’. The story serves as a metaphor for how the current crop of world class female footballers can help lead and inspire the next generation.

Nike is also promoting its limited-edition ‘Dream Further’ jerseys – the first children’s football shirt specifically made for girls.

28 May – Lucozade rewrites ‘Three Lionesses’ to support the women’s game

Lucozade hopes its £2m campaign will help propel the Lionesses to household names.

As part of the campaign, created by Grey London, Lucozade has rewritten the popular England tune ‘Three Lions’ for the women’s team. It uses alternative lyrics to highlight the ongoing challenge of overcoming prejudices against women in sport.

The changes include swapping, “All those years of hurt never stopped us dreaming” to “that we don’t have the skill in their eyes. Well, we’re tired of the lies.”

Speaking to Marketing Week ahead of the World Cup, Lucozade Sport’s head of marketing Claire Keaveny said it wanted to incorporate the song into the campaign because it’s such an important part of football culture in England.

“It’s something so iconic and so part of the culture here, my hope is that the [re-written version] really disrupts people and makes them tune in,” she said.

Lucozade Sport is also supporting the Lionesses on its packaging by putting the faces and names of some of the Lionesses as it looks to make them “household names”.

“I truly believe that if the general public know who they are, and knows their stories, they’re going to tune in, which will help to raise the profile of the game,” Keaveny explained.

22 May – Head and Shoulders promises ‘equal footing’ for Lionesses

Procter and Gamble-owned hair care brand Head & Shoulders has promised “equal footing” for both men and women as part of its partnership with the FA.

Katharine Newby-Grant, P&G’s marketing director for Northern Europe, says the brand wants to “showcase” the Lionesses in its new campaign ‘Join the Pride’, which features TV presenter Claudia Winkleman as well as England stars Beth Mead and Keira Walsh.

“If you want to inspire future generations they need to see their role models, they need to say ‘that’s me and I can do that’. It’s a really important moment and there’s a lot more social consciousness and as a brand we felt compelled to take a stance on that,” she says.

In the ad featuring Winkleman, the shampoo brand asks England fans to sport the patriotic hairstyle modelled by the two Lionesses, Mead and Walsh. The ‘three lines’ – which can come in the form of cornrows and twists – is intended to represent the three Lions on spectators’ shirts.

“Firstly, it’s a platform for the players but we also want to help the fans engage. Where’s hoping it encourages them to visibly show their support for the Lionesses, it’s something than can bring them closer,” Newby-Grant adds.

18 May – BBC Women’s World Cup trailer encourages female footballers to ‘change the game’

The BBC recently launched its trailer for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in a bid to spotlight women’s football alongside the fact it has acquired the rights to every game in France.

The broadcaster is guaranteeing “full coverage” of the tournament across TV, radio and online and is promoting the competition with its ‘Change the Game’ campaign, paying homage to the 264 female footballers who will play in France.

The spot features some of the world’s most famous footballers from the UK and beyond, across a series of scenes focusing on their skills, athleticism and personalities.

London rapper Ms Banks has also combined forces to help create an anthem that intends to empower and inspire the next generation of women who might follow in these athletes footsteps.

In the trailer Ms Banks delivers lines such as, “in history her name she writes” and “busting down all the doors we ain’t even putting the keys in”.

Every game at the tournament will be broadcast live on the BBC, with all 52 matches from France shown across BBC platforms including BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four, BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport online.

The post Nike empowers female footballers in ‘Dream Further’ campaign: Women’s World Cup 2019 blog appeared first on Marketing Week.

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