Funny

Mohammed Al-Hakim might be the bravest referee in the world. Al-Hakim, who works in the Swedish top division, has created a Facebook page where he explains various decisions he made during matches.

Ostensibly, this sounds like a grand idea, a way for referees to better connect with fans and perhaps come to some kind of understanding. Case in point: the long and we're sure (although we can't read Swedish) well explained post below:

Rightly or wrongly, the English are stereotyped for their politeness. In the case of Doncaster Rovers vs. Bury, however, that stereotype came to life magically.

In soccer, when a player gets injured it's considered good manners to kick the ball out of bounds so the player can get looked at by the training staff. The other team then throws the ball in and kicks it to the goalie of the team that kicked the ball out of bounds originally, and play resumes again.

We always suspected something was up with Xabi Alonso. His passing was too good; his vision is too good for a normal human.

And now we see that we were correct in our assumptions, with this Vine as proof: Xabi Alonso is a ghost. Clearly, Xabi starts to disappear here, proving that he is a ghost and can communicate with the supernatural world. His pinpoint lobs are so precise because other ghosts are carrying them to their destinations. The truth has come out.

This poor guy. 

We feel bad for him, we really do, but that doesn't stop us from laughing as we watch this video over and over and over again. It really has everything you could want in an own-goal. He should be proud.

Were we on this guy's team, we couldn't even be mad, this goal was so funny.

What you are about to see is a real (to the best of our knowledge) video of Racing supporters throwing stuff on the field during a game in the Argentina Primera Division.

In this real video, Belgrano keeper Juan Olave grabs a passing cheeseburger, picks it up and takes a bite. We are not making this up. Watch it and be forever haunted.