The biggest fear of a footballer is to get injured while doing what he loves, playing football. An injury at any time could potentially be the end of a promising career. A slide tackle too early or too late, a misjudged volley, a collision of heads while going for a header, anything could lead to some serious damage. Here are 6 of the worst injuries suffered by footballers.

Eduardo Da Silva:
In 2008 Arsenal Striker Eduardo Da Silva suffered a horrendous leg injury that kept him out of competitive football for almost 10 months. The injury happened with not less than 3 minutes on the clock the 23rd of February while Arsenal took on Birmingham City at St. Andrews in a Premiership game. The Brazilian born Croatian suffered a broken leg as well as a broken ankle.

It is said that if football was a nation, it would be the largest nation in the world. With such a massive fan-base it is only natural that the biggest and most well capitalized clubs in the world will require equally massive arenas to house their armies of supporters, and to put on the kind of show that is demanded of them. Football stadiums are today the pre-eminent "Arena Experience" in the world, and we have made a list of the 5 biggest stadiums in the world as measured by seating capacity.

1. Rungrado May Day Stadium – 150,000 – Pyongyang, North Korea:

Also known as Kim-11 Sung Stadium, Rungrado is located in Pyongyang North Korea, and is billed as the biggest stadium in the world. It boasts a massive seat capacity of about 150,000 moreover this multi purpose facility was built in 1989 with it being largely used for sports and national events such as Military parades during National celebration.

The Rungrado stadium resembles a blossomed flower in design; constituting 16 arches arranged within a circle and in 1995 the stadium broke attendance record in recent history when 190,000 fans crammed into the arena to watch a professional wrestling match.

Meet Huma Qureshi, the voluptuous & hot yet simple and charming girl originally seen in Gangs of Wasseypur. The beautiful and sexy actress played was shown in desi garb in Anurag Kashyap's movie. Unlike her onscreen character, Huma Qureshi can be seen flaunting her cleavage on the FHM magazine cover. Take a look at the hot pictures of Huma from FHM magazine shoot and others.

Street graffiti today represents the bold new frontier for modern artists. Its a merging of the respected renaissance art tradition of realism and artistic impact, with the often despised graffiti-fication of our city's spaces. Here we profile 10 such pieces that bring class, and renaissance flair to the approachable, democratic (and 2000 year old) tradition of street art.

Edgar Muller & Manfred Stader
The dynamic duo of Muller and Stader have won many awards for the artwork and even teach street painting at various universities. The specialise in anamorphic street painting. Below is a promotional piece they did for SMART cars.