halamadrid2 wrote:Firstly, he IS a living legend IN Malmö, so whats with the title

Secondly, what an answer to their question lol

Margera wrote:The Sweden captain is in the city, along with members of the national team ahead of the World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan at Swedbank Stadion.

The 30-year-old was honoured by local authorities with a place on the 'Walk of Fame' outside the stadium, a memorial for those from the city who have achieved in sport.

"It is a great honour, it means that I have done something during my career," Ibrahimovic was quoted as saying by France Football.

"We usually say that you cannot become a legend before death. But I am a living legend - at least in Malmo."

Ibrahimovic was also questioned by a local journalist who accused him of supposedly suppressing his joy during goal celebrations, bringing comparisons to Cristiano Ronaldo, who was criticised for the same thing against Granada last week.

"I see you, now you are trying to compare me to someone else. You cannot compare myself to him," he said.

"When I score a goal after 27 seconds [against Lille last weekend], there are still 89 minutes to play. I prefer to show my joy after the game, because anything can happen during a match."

Sweden face Kazakhstan in Group C of World Cup qualifying on Tuesday. Kick-off is at 20:30CET.

Source: http://www.goal.com/en/news/90/france/2012/09/09/3364874/ibrahimovic-labels-himself-as-a-living-legend-after-being?source=breakingnews (no hate please )



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Natalie Portman wrote:Zlatan Ibrahimovic will board a plane after the game tonight and fly to Sarajevo to meet a cancer sick boy with one last wish; to meet Ibra.



...you can have my girlfriend Ibra

ronalessi wrote:The greatest footballer over 6'3 of all time.

Hoeness wrote:"We have a completely different opinion than Zlatan Ibrahimovic. We are very satisfied with Pep Guardiola," Hoeness told Bild.

"Ibrahimovic is a bitter prima donna if you ask me. He has never really gotten over his Barcelona exit.

"No team has ever been happy with him. He always brings problems with him."

Zlatan wrote:"The only thing I'd like to say is that I wouldn't want this Whyness, or what's his name again? Hoeness, right. I wouldn't want him as a tax consultant," the Paris Saint-Germain striker told L'Equipe.