There have been some incredible entrances in the world of football over the years in the Premier League, From parades in front of adoring fans to debuts that will live long in the memory for both the player and the supporters, there is nothing like making a grand entrance and announcing your name on the big stage. Here is one hero making his grand entrance in the new Heineken campaign…
There have been some incredible entrances in the world of football over the years in the Premier League, 10 of which are featured in our gallery that you can access at the bottom of the page! From parades in front of adoring fans to debuts that will live long in the memory for both the player and the supporters, there is nothing like making a grand entrance and announcing your name on the big stage. Here is one hero making his grand entrance in the new Heineken campaign… Whether the footballer has a cracking debut or is welcomed by thousands of excited fans outside his new ground, the rest of his career can go two ways, but we’re not concerned about that here, we’re just focusing on the grandeur of iconic football entrances. So here are the TOP 10 Grand Entrances in British Football…
10. Alan Smith – At the time Smith was just a young footballer with surprisngly purple lips, but at Anfield in 1998 he made an instant name for himself by scoring the equaliser with his first touch and becoming a Elland Road hero, before he left of course in 2004!
9. Michael Owen – Newcastle signing Michael Owen was supposed to kick-start their revival in the Premier League. Thousands of Newcastle fans poured into St James’ to greet their new hero, but things didn’t exactly go to plan.
8. Federico Macheda – Macheda blasted on to the Premier League stage, scoring the winner against Aston Villa in 2009, a victory that was central to Manchester United‘s Premier League triumph.
7. Robbie Keane – Keane rocked up at Celtic in January, with 5,000 fans outside Celtic Park to greet him after midnight. Keane is no stranger to grand entrances, making a immediate impact at Coventry earlier in his career.
6. Fabrizio Ravanelli – Many Premier League fans were wondering who this old chap with grey hair was when Ravanelli joined Middlesbrough in the 90s, but Boro fans were soon cheering his name as he scored a hat-trick on his debut and put his shirt over his head in his iconic celebration.
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