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End of Season: Is This the End of Haaland Memes?

This image is a personal photograph of a television screen in a home setting, displaying a live FOX Sports broadcast of a football (soccer) match. The broadcast features professional player Erling Haaland wearing a Norway national team jersey, standing on the pitch with his hands clasped while looking off to the side. White overlaid text at the bottom of the photo reads 'does this mean it's the end of the Haaland memes...', referencing the large volume of popular internet memes made featuring Haaland, joking that the end of the football playing season will mean no new source content for these memes. The television sits on a dark wooden TV stand, with a reflection of the screen visible on a glass table below the stand.
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Overview

This image is a personal photograph of a television screen in a home setting, displaying a live FOX Sports broadcast of a football (soccer) match. The broadcast features professional player Erling Haaland wearing a Norway national team jersey, standing on the pitch with his hands clasped while looking off to the side. White overlaid text at the bottom of the photo reads 'does this mean it's the end of the Haaland memes...', referencing the large volume of popular internet memes made featuring Haaland, joking that the end of the football playing season will mean no new source content for these memes. The television sits on a dark wooden TV stand, with a reflection of the screen visible on a glass table below the stand.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit via RSS feed, with the original posted title being 'End of season'. It is a user-created work: the poster took a photo of their personal television showing a live football broadcast, then added overlaid text to make the joke about the end of Haaland meme content coinciding with the end of the playing season.

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