CAN PEP GUARDIOLA FIGHT BACK AGAINST BARCELONA

Can Pep Guardiola fight back against his former team.
PEP GUARDIOLA took Manchester city to  camp Nou and left with unforgettable defeat.
Barcelona FC proof that if soldier go another will raise barrack will always called barrack.
PEP GUARDIOLA returned to Camp Nou to face his former team with Bayern 2015
Lionel Messi scored twice in a space of three minutes 77,80 Lionel Messi dribble Jerome Boateng to fall and eat grass before he scored

Chasing an away goal, Bayern pushed hard in the dying minutes, allowing Neymar to score the third in 90+4 Interestingly, Barca trailed in the possession game though, to Pep Guardiola's Bavarians. The return-leg at Allianze Arena. Bayern win  but Barcelona scored two goals that makes them qualified.
Can Guardiola take three points from Barcelona this time.

REAL MADRID FC OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT GARETH BALE EXTENSION TILL 2022

 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Real Madrid C. F. and Gareth Bale have agreed an extension to the player's contract, keeping him at the club until the 30th of June 2022.
Tomorrow, Monday at 1:30pm, Gareth Bale will appear at a press conference in the media room at the Santiago Bernabéu.

JOSE MOURINHO IS NO MORE SPECIAL ONE

WHAT NEXT FOR JOSE MOURINHO
For passed  two seasons Jose Mourinho did not enjoying his coaching career.
Jose Mourinho was sack by Chelsea FC last December due to poor performance of Chelsea FC,Zlatan Ibrahimovic has failed to score in league matches for first time since 2010.
The last time he went six games without a goal was with INTER in 2007 though Burnley Goalkeeper denied him today and he waste alot of opportunities today at Old Trafford.
Frustration was the overriding feeling as Manchester United were held to a goalless draw by Burnley at Old Trafford.
The Reds, who were the dominant force throughout, came up against former Academy graduate Tom Heaton in fine form in the Clarets goal, and were left to rue a host of missed chances as Zlatan Ibrahimovic hit the crossbar and captain Juan Mata struck a post.
Ander Herrera was sent off midway through the second half for a second bookable offence as Jose Mourinho’s men, who drew a blank for the third successive Premier League game, were denied a first league victory in four games in front of a sell-out crowd at the Theatre of Dreams.
Mourinho made two changes to his team from the midweek EFL Cup win over Manchester City as Matteo Darmian replaced Antonio Valencia, who is undergoing an operation on a fractured arm, for his first league game of the season and Jesse Lingard came in for his 50th United appearance, with Michael Carrick dropping to the bench.
The Reds came quickly out of the blocks as Ibrahimovic fired straight at Burnley captain Heaton from the edge of the box inside the first 20 seconds after referee Mark Clattenburg allowed play to continue following Ben Mee’s late tackle on Lingard.
Heaton was called into action again a few minutes later when Ibrahimovic linked up well with Marcus Rashford, whose cut-back found Mata but the Spaniard could only strike straight at the keeper.
Ibrahimovic then rifled a volley over the crossbar after another ex-Red Michael Keane headed out a threatening pass from Paul Pogba, who himself had a shot which deflected behind off Dean Marney as the hosts bossed proceedings from the outset.
Burnley, whose three Premier League wins this season have all come at Turf Moor, struggled to impose themselves and the Reds almost went ahead on 17 minutes when Mata’s delightful reverse pass released Ibrahimovic but the number nine was thwarted by an excellent save from Heaton.
The Burnley stopper made the most saves in a league game this season in their defeat at Southampton last weekend and it was another busy afternoon on his Old Trafford return as Mata’s low shot from just inside the box was tipped around the post.
The Reds had further opportunities to take the lead before the break as Ibrahimovic’s side-footed finish from Pogba’s deft flick was diverted behind by Mee before Lingard’s powerful header on the penalty spot from Ander Herrera’s cross was athletically kept out by Heaton.
Pogba sent a rasping drive over the crossbar, via the slightest of touches from Heaton, and United’s appeals for a penalty on the stroke of half-time were waved away when Darmian went over under the challenge of Burnley substitute Jon Flanagan.
HALF-TIME STATS
Possession: United 73% Burnley 27%
Shots: United 16 Burnley 4
Shots on target: United 7 Burnley 1
Corners: United 10 Burnley 1
As the players re-emerged for the second half, Mourinho took to a seat in the main stand before moving to the directors’ box. United picked up where they left off and, after Ibrahimovic did well to work his way to the byline, Mata was denied again by the legs of the impressive Heaton, who also denied Lingard’s follow-up.
The Stretford End cried in unison again for a spot-kick when Pogba’s attempted cross appeared to hit Michael Keane’s hand but referee Clattenburg pointed for a corner. As the Reds sensed the breakthrough, Heaton’s heroic display showed no signs of stopping as he stood firm to miraculously block Ibrahimovic’s acrobatic effort from close range, injuring himself in the process.
Even when Heaton wasn’t called upon, the woodwork denied the Reds as Mata’s low effort hit a post before Ibrahimovic’s header deflected onto the crossbar. But United’s afternoon became increasingly frustrating when Herrera was shown a second yellow card on 68 minutes for slipping and clipping the heels of Marney.
United introduced Wayne Rooney, who had missed the previous two games with a thigh injury, and Marouane Fellaini in place of Mata and Lingard, but Burnley came close to taking the lead when Sam Vokes flicked Scott Arfield’s cross narrowly wide of De Gea’s post.
As the Reds piled on the pressure in the closing stages, an unmarked Daley Blind saw his low shot deflected over before Luke Shaw curled wide and Ibrahimovic turned over Pogba's cross from close range but, despite Rooney firing over the top from a corner, Burnley survived five minutes of added time to hold on for their first away point of the campaign.
Although it wasn’t the result they were hoping for, the Reds have now only lost one of their last seven games in all competitions, as attention turns to booking a place in the Europa League last 32 with Thursday’s trip to Fenerbahce.
FULL-TIME STATS
Possession: United 72% Burnley 28%
Shots: United 37 Burnley 7
Shots on target: United 11 Burnley 1
Corners: United 19 Burnley 1
It is totally bad day for Manchester United.

MASTER OF ENTERTAINMENT AND KING OF THE RINGS

Master of entertainment and King of the Rings.
In football world their is a lot of football icon in different positions that did tremendous job with their talents, but most footballer always play for the personal achievement though club also achieve through their form.
But Ronaldinho always make his fans enjoying his time on pitch With magic skills.
Watch Ronaldinho the Master of entertainment.

MIKE TYSONS KING OF THE RINGS.
Watch Mike Tysons one minute knockout fight.

Mike Tyson collection of all boxing knockouts, best fights and moments since 1985 year
Tyson is a former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world and holds the record as the youngest boxer to win the WBC, WBA and IBF heavyweight titles at 20 years, 4 months, and 22 days old. Tyson won his first 19 professional bouts by knockout, 12 of them in the first round. He won the WBC title in 1986 after defeating Trevor Berbick by a TKO in the second round. In 1987, Tyson added the WBA and IBF titles after defeating James Smith and Tony Tucker. He was the first heavyweight boxer to simultaneously hold the WBA, WBC and IBF titles, and the only heavyweight to successively.

EFL CUP QUARTER FINAL DRAW

EFL Cup draw LIVE!
Reaction to the quarter-final draw, which includes Liverpool v Leeds and Man Utd v West Ham, plus highlights of Wednesday's fourth-round ties.
LIVERPOOL VS LEEDS
MAN UNITED VS WEST HAM
HULL CITY VS  NEWCASTLE
ARSENAL  VS SOUTHAMPTON

BARCELONA DREAM TEAM TO WATCH ON TUESDAY AGAINST ESPANYOL

Some of the first team have been given a few days' break, while the remainder were joined by eleven reserves who are included in the side that faces Espanyol for the Catalan title in Tarragona
The players in conversation during the Monday session | MIGUEL RUIZ - FCB
Following a weekend that brought a dramatic last-minute victory at Valencia, FC Barcelona’s attention now switches to the
Catalunya Super Cup on Tuesday night in Tarragona, where they and Espanyol will be kicking off at 9.30pm CET.
Luis Enrique has given special permission to all of Ter Stegen, Rakitic, Sergio, Luis Suárez, Messi, Neymar Jr, Mascherano, Digne, Sergi Roberto and Umtiti to take a well-deserved break, and none of those players will be required to report for training until Thursday morning.
Meanwhile, Piqué, Iniesta, Jordi Alba, Cillessen and Aleix Vidal are all out through injury, the latter having been added to the list after picking up a thigh injury in training on Monday, and whose availability over the next few days will depend on how things develop.
But Arda Turan ’s own fitness concerns are over and the Turk was able to train as normally along with the remaining available first team players at the Ciutat Esportiva.
They were joined by a number of players from Barça B that have been included in the squad for Tuesday’s game with Espanyol, and which is as follows: Masip, Denis, Arda, Paco Alcácer, André Gomes, Mathieu, José Suárez, Palencia, Mujica, Nili, Marlon, Moisés, Martínez, Sarsanedas, Aleñá, Alfaro, Gumbau and Carbonell.

KURT ZOUMA IS BACK

Kurt Zouma continued his return from a serious knee injury to feature for the first time in almost nine months as our development squad drew at home this evening (Monday).
Despite a positive start, the hosts were behind late in the first half as Callum Guy converted the rebound following a penalty save from goalkeeper Bradley Collins. The Blues turned it around in two minutes after the restart, with Jay Dasilva netting from the spot and then Ike Ugbo firing into the back of the net.
However, Derby were level again instantly as Farrend Rawson headed in a left-sided corner. Dasilva then saw red for a second bookable offence, forcing Adi Viveash’s side to play the final 20 minutes with 10 men. Despite chances to steal all three points late on, both sides were forced into sharing the spoils after an eventful contest.
Zouma featured from the start alongside Fikayo Tomori and Trevoh Chalobah in a back three in front of goalkeeper Collins. Fankaty Dabo and Dasilva started at right wing-back and left wing-back respectively, while Kyle Scott, Mukhtar Ali, Ruben Sammut and Isaac Christie-Davies lined up in midfield. Ugbo netted a brace last time out at Exeter City in the Checkatrade Trophy and he led the line up front.
Kurt Zouma rises high to head clear as he makes a first competitive appearances in almost nine months.
Viveash reverted to a 3-4-2-1 system with
Zouma on the right side of the back three and the wing-backs providing the width in attack. Yet the young Blues were rarely troubled at the back in the opening exchanges as they probed to find an early breakthrough.
Ugbo headed over after a neat short corner routine from Dasilva and Scott but it took until the 12 minute for the hosts to register a shot on target, Christie-Davies’s low drive gathered comfortably by Rams keeper Jonathan Mitchell.
Derby were almost the architects of their own downfall as Jamie Hanson played his goalkeeper into trouble with a short pass back. Ugbo was alive to the opportunity but Mitchell raced off his line and just about won the race to the loose ball. Down the other end, Zouma was required to cover at the back and timed a perfect sliding challenge to thwart Mason Bennett’s progress into the box.
Ali fired narrowly wide and Ugbo saw a deflected shot pushed behind by Mitchell before the game burst into life eight minutes before the interval. Charles Vernam advanced down the left channel and into the penalty area before drawing a foul from Zouma , who was fractionally late with his challenge. Vernam stepped up but saw his stop-kick expertly saved by Collins, although Guy was on hand to poke in the rebound.
Bradley Collins makes a penalty save but cannot prevent the rebound ending up in the back of his net.
Viveash made a change at the break, introducing Dujon Sterling in place of Zouma after the defender’s prescribed 45 minutes of action. Sterling had a positive early impact on the right, with Dabo dropping back to centre-half. His delivery was almost turned in by defender Josh Lelan before Rawson denied him with a well-timed challenge.
On his 17 birthday, it was Sterling who made the telling contribution for our leveller on the hour mark. His clever run in behind had Calum MacDonald struggling to get back goal-side and the defender clipped his heels inside the box, prompting the referee to point to the spot for the second time. Dasilva stepped up and confidently dispatched his effort into the bottom corner.
Jay Dasilva makes no mistakes with his penalty effort - Picture courtesy of Mark Sandom.
It was 2-1 to the Blues a minute later. Dasilva this time turned provider down the left and supplied for Ugbo, who rifled his finish beyond Mitchell for his third goal in two games. However, in keeping with the topsy-turvy nature of the contest, our advantage lasted just two minutes as Rawson found space in the box from a corner and beat Collins from close range.
Our hopes of finding a late winner were dealt a blow after 70 minutes after Dasilva was dismissed for a foul on Kellan Gordon down the left. Despite the numerical disadvantage, there were opportunities for Viveash’s side to find a third goal late on. The most notable fell to Ali, whose precise drive looked destined for the bottom corner before Mitchell pushed the ball round the post.
Substitute Mason Mount saw a deflected shot loop narrowly over the crossbar and Sterling was denied by Rawson again as the hosts drew for the second time in a row at home. They return to action in Premier League 2 next Monday 31 October with a trip to Everton.

EPL WEEK 9 FEATURES

Sat 22/10/16 AFC Bournemouth 12 : 30 Tottenham Hotspur
Arsenal 15 : 00 Middlesbrough
Burnley 15 : 00 Everton
Hull City 15 : 00 Stoke City
Leicester City 15 : 00 Crystal Palace
Swansea City 15 : 00 Watford
West Ham United 15 : 00 Sunderland
Liverpool 17 : 30 West Bromwich …
Sun 23/10/16 Manchester City 13 : 30 Southampton
Chelsea 16 : 00 Manchester United




TABLES
League table

# Team MP W D L F A D P Last 5 matches H2H
1 Manchester City 8 6 1 1 19 8 +11 19
2 Arsenal 8 6 1 1 19 9 +10 19
3 Tottenham Hotspur 8 5 3 0 13 4 +9 18
4 Liverpool 8 5 2 1 18 10 +8 17
5 Chelsea 8 5 1 2 15 9 +6 16
6 Everton 8 4 3 1 12 6 +6 15
7 Manchester United 8 4 2 2 13 8 +5 14
8 Southampton 8 3 3 2 10 7 +3 12
9 Crystal Palace 8 3 2 3 11 9 +2 11
10 Watford 8 3 2 3 13 13 +0 11
11 AFC Bournemouth 8 3 2 3 12 12 +0 11
12 West Bromwich … 8 2 4 2 9 8 +1 10
13 Leicester City 8 2 2 4 8 14 -6 8
14 Burnley 8 2 1 5 6 12 -6 7
15 West Ham United 8 2 1 5 9 17 -8 7
16 Hull City 8 2 1 5 8 20 -12 7
17 Middlesbrough 8 1 3 4 7 11 -4 6
18 Stoke City 8 1 3 4 7 16 -9 6
19 Swansea City 8 1 1 6 8 15 -7 4
20 Sunderland

MESSI SHOWS PEP GUARDIOLA THAT CAMP NOU IS LION DEN

Lionel Messi scored a hat trick as 10-man Barcelona beat 10-man Manchester City 4-0 to take firm control of their Champions League group at the Camp Nou on Wednesday.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner struck in the 17th, 61st and 69th minute -- the final two after Claudio Bravo was sent off -- to bestow Barca with a satisfying win in former manager Pep Guardiola's first meeting with the Blaugrana as City boss.
And it was Messi who opened the scoring just after the quarter-hour mark with a cool finish past former Barcelona goalkeeper Bravo.
The Argentine superstar started the move after picking up the ball from Kolarov and playing forward to Andres Iniesta, whose blocked cut-back -- aided by a Fernandinho slip in the box -- eventually fell to an onrushing Messi who faked a first-time shot, took a pair of touches to round a fallen Bravo and slotted into an empty net with his left foot.
The goal was the 100th scored by the attacking trio of Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar throughout all competitions in 2016.
Ivan Rakitic nearly doubled the lead in the 32nd minute, but his free header of a Messi free kick looped over Bravo's goal.
Ilkay Gundogan forced a fine close-range save from Marc-Andre ter Stegen on 38 minutes and John Stones' header flashed wide in the 45th.
Suarez then was thwarted by Bravo moments later after being played in on goal by Messi -- the Chile international saving and then clearing his stabbed shot and subsequent rebound under pressure as the game went into the break.
Man City were a man down eight minutes after the break when Bravo's clearance of a long through ball went straight at a nearby Suarez, whose shot toward goal was handled by the Chilean yards outside of his own box.
Bravo was shown a straight red for the action, and was replaced by Willy Caballero in goal.
And Messi pounced with his second soon after -- the Barca No. 10 receiving a pass just outside the semi-circle, cutting inside on his left foot and beating Caballero at the near post with a well-laced strike.
Messi then had his hat trick eight minutes later thanks to a breakdown at the back that left Suarez alone on the left of the box before squaring for his teammate to guide in.
First-half substitute Jeremy Mathieu was given a second yellow in the 74th minute for a sliding tackle on Raheem Sterling, evening the sides at 10 men apiece.
Messi won a penalty minutes before full-time after weaving through the Man City defence. But Neymar's subsequent spot-kick was saved by Caballero to keep the scoreline 3-0.
However the Brazilian got his goal moments later, curling around Caballero from inside the box after dribbling through the City defence.
The win gives Barca nine points from three matches, while the loss keeps City on four.
It wasn't all good news for Barcelona, however, as Jordi Alba and Gerard Pique were forced off prematurely with injuries.

MESUT OZIL JOIN ARSENAL HAT TRICKS LEGENDS

Mesut Ozil is the fifth Arsenal player to score a Champions League hat-trick Ozil enjoy today's Champions League game at Emirates stadium tonight with hat-trick and he is first German player to score hat-trick for Gunners.
The former Arsenal players that score hat - trick for Arsenal are  Henry, Bendtner, Welbeck, Giroud)

MOURINHO AND FA

Jose Mourinho's comments about the appointment of referee Anthony Taylor for Manchester United's match at Liverpool on Monday are to be looked at by the Football Association, Press Association Sport reports.
Mourinho was asked about Manchester-based Taylor -- who is registered with the Cheshire FA -- being given the game after Keith Hackett, former head of the Professional Game Match Officials Limited body, criticised the move. Hackett said he felt it placed undue pressure on the official.
"I think Mr Taylor is a very good referee but I think somebody with intention is putting such a pressure on him that I feel that it will be difficult for him to have a very good performance,'' Mourinho said.
Press Association Sport reports that the FA's governance team will study Mourinho's comments and may subsequently wish to contact the United boss for his observations.
New rules were introduced in 2009 in an attempt to crack down on prematch comments about officials which could be viewed as intimidatory or influential.
In its statement at the time, the FA said: "Clubs are being advised that any media comments by managers, players or any other club officials relating to appointed match officials prior to a fixture will no longer be allowed -- such prematch comments will be deemed improper and dealt with accordingly.''

YERRY MINA MAY BECOME BARCELONA PLAYER SOON

Barcelona have a pre-agreement in place to sign Palmeiras defender Yerry Mina, the player's representative Jair Mina has claimed.
Mina's late equaliser for Colombia in last week's 2-2 World Cup qualifying draw with Uruguay led to the re-emergence of reports that Barca have a preferential option to purchase him.
Jair Mina, who is also the 22-year-old's uncle, says the reports are accurate, although he added that a move to the Camp Nou is far from a done deal, with other clubs also monitoring his nephew's progress.
"Yes, a pre-agreement was signed and there's the possibility that the kid goes to Barcelona," he told Radio Caracol. "It's only a pre-agreement, so there's still the chance that other teams [make an offer], so [a move to Barca] would depend on circumstances and the desire of the player. Other top European teams are interested."
The agent also confirmed that he met with Barcelona representatives in Barranquilla last week, where they were present to witness Mina winning his fourth senior international cap.
Mina joined Palmeiras from Colombian club Santa Fe earlier this year and the Brazilian side's coach, Cuca, admitted at the time that the centre-back's stay in Sao Paulo was unlikely to be a long one.
Mundo Deportivo reports that in the move which took Mina to Palmeiras there exists a clause which would allow Barca to sign him for €9 million at any point during the next three years.
Sport adds that the Blaugrana wanted to bring Mina in this past summer for their B team, but in the end agreed to leave him to continue his development in Brazil.
Instead, Barca signed Brazilian defender Marlon Santos on loan from Fluminense. The 21-year-old, who featured for the first team in preseason, is a regular presence in Gerard Lopez's B team.
Barca maintain the option to sign him permanently at the end of the season for around €5m -- a deal which would be automatically triggered if he plays five official matches for Luis Enrique's side.

EPL SCORES FOR TODAY

England - Premier League
FT Chelsea 3 - 0 Leicester City
FT AFC Bournemouth 6 - 1 Hull City
FT Arsenal 3 - 2 Swansea City
FT Manchester City 1 - 1 Everton
FT Stoke City 2 - 0 Sunderland
FT West Bromwich Albion 1 - 1 Tottenham Hotspur.
Manchester city still remain at the top of the table as they were held by Everton though they lost two penalties one by Kevin dey Bruyme and second one by Sunday Aguero

COSTA AND HAZARD SENT TRIBUTES TO WILLIAM FOR THE DEATH OF HIS MOTHER

Chelsea attacker Eden Hazard said he and Diego Costa had dedicated their goals in the 3-0 victory over Leicester City to Willian after the death of the Brazil international's mother.
Costa and Hazard both made "W" symbols with their fingers after scoring in tribute to Willian, who has returned to Brazil following the news.
"It's for Willi, Willian," he told Sky Sports. "He's back in Brazil. He lost his mother. We are thinking about him. I hope he comes back stronger."
Chelsea wore black armbands as a mark of respect and boss Antonio Conte told his postmatch news conference: "I want to dedicate the performance, the win, to Willi and his family.
"It's a sad moment for him but he must know that it is also [bad] for us, because we are very close to him and his family."
Meanwhile, Hazard has said he is enjoying playing in Conte's new 3-4-3 formation, which mirrors the tactics used by Belgium boss Roberto Martinez.
"I play more inside the pitch," he said. "I don't stay wide. We play also this system in the national team for Martinez. I think we have more freedom even when we lose the ball, we can get the ball back. It's a good system for Chelsea."
Greattt team performance today congrats to the lads �� all our thoughts and prayers go to @willianborges88 stay strong ���� #KTBFFH
- Michy Batshuayi (@mbatshuayi) October 15, 2016
N'Golo Kante, meanwhile, was named man of the match in the victory over his former club.
Kante said: "For me it was a special game because I enjoyed Leicester. To play against them is special as a Chelsea player. It's good for us. We needed three points and we won."

WHO IS NEXT TO BE FIRE

Can United stop Liverpool not to kill their Red devil,because they visited Gunners and they tie their soldiers and pack all their weapons.
They visited Chelsea and they broke their bridge can Manchester United stop Liverpool

ENGLAND PREMISHIP LEAGUE WITH THEIR UNFAVOURABLE FEATURES

Football globally have value to some countries, due to the their league and the way most of their football teams and their players performance in football club. 

Most countries in European countries always support their football club champions League and European League  so that they can perform and bring glory to their country. 

Most league in European countries will allow their club to play on Friday and early Saturday so that they can be rest for champions League or European League. 

But in England most times, their football club find it difficult to cope with their features. 

                   

        Mon 17/10/16 

PRL Liverpool vs Manchester United  20:00 

        Thu 20/10/16

 UEL Manchester United vs Fenerbahçe 20:05

        Sun 23/10/16

 PRL Chelsea vs Manchester United    16:00 

        Wed 26/10/16 

LEC Manchester United vs Manchester City

20:00. 

DIE HARD BARCELONA FANS

Most of football fans believe that their team can never be defeated but in life nothing can reign forever it is only God can reign forever.

A Barcelona fans carry all his eggs at once in which he end up as a loser. 

                 

 

KOEMAN SPEAK AHEAD OF MANCHESTER CITY GAME

I KNEW PEP WAS SPEAK FROM START.
City facing Everton on Saturday it was inevitable that Ronald Koeman would be asked about his apprentice Pep Guardiola.
The Dutch star was handed the task of nurturing the young Catalan at Barcelona under the instruction of the legendary Johan Cruyff.
In a fascinating insight to how Pep was determined to absorb all he could from both Koeman and the Barca boss, Eurosport write: “Even Ronald Koeman was somewhat taken aback - and impressed.
“It was early 1990 and Barcelona manager Johan Cruyff had instructed the Dutch sweeper to take a new young academy graduate under his wing, and teach him a bit. Koeman was always willing to do so on the provision that a kid was actually interested and willing to learn, but he was surprised at just how interested this one was.
“A teenage Pep Guardiola, who was now Koeman’s roommate, immediately began peppering him with very pointed and sophisticated questions. These weren’t general queries about the team’s style, or little things he should do in his position. These were very forensic discussions about the finest details of the philosophy, what really made it work.
‘He wanted to know everything,’ Koeman has said. ‘More than any other player, he wanted to know about one-touch football, about positional play, one touch in small spaces. He loved the way Cruyff wanted to play with Barcelona.’
Well worth a read in full .
Elsewhere, Sergio Aguero may been unable to put a foot wrong with City, but for Argentina, it seems not all is going according to plan.
The Daily Star report: “Aguero has been on fire for City, scoring 11 goals in eight appearances under new boss Pep Guardiola.
“But he missed a penalty as struggling Argentina suffered a humiliating defeat at home to Paraguay on Tuesday.
“Asked if he would be surprised to be dropped by his country, Aguero said: ‘No, because I’m not doing things right.
‘If I’m not in the next squad, I’ll take it in the best way. There are no excuses. Things didn’t come off for me.
‘We’ve got to lift our heads. These things happen and we have to turn it round.’
On life at City Kun added: ‘Pep wants me right as a nine, but then he gives me more freedom too. He asks me to move all around the attack.
‘He is very picky about everything. It’s good. The good thing is that I’m getting used to him and automatically going straight in to pressing the centre-backs.’
Meanwhile, John Stones’ international defensive partner believes the City star is in for a glittering career for both club and country.
The Mirror report: “Gary Cahill has spoken of his pride at reaching 50 caps - and tipped John Stones to earn twice that number.
“Chelsea defender Cahill, 30, helped preserve a clean sheet in Slovenia alongside Manchester City’s rising star on Tuesday to keep England top of their World Cup qualifying group.
“And he believes 22-year-old Stones is on course to establish himself as a mainstay for the Three Lions over the next decade as he progresses at club level under the tutelage of the Blues' new boss Pep Guardiola.
“Cahill said: ‘John is a top player, and I’ve played with a lot of other centre-backs.
‘He’s moved to Manchester City and he’s going to be under great guidance there and be playing in great, massive game s. He's going to keep progressing and he’s a massive talent.’
Continuing with the praise, Everton’s Gerard Deulofeu fondly recalls the time he worked with Pep Guardiola at Barca and the effect the manager had on the young Spaniard.
Sportsmole write : “The Barcelona academy product, who joined the Toffees on a permanent deal last summer, was handed his Camp Nou debut under Guardiola as an 18-year-old in 2011.
“Deulofeu was unable to truly make the breakthrough at Barcelona and is now making waves in the Premier League but, on the eve of Saturday's clash with Guardiola's new side, the winger admits that Everton will have to be at their very best to return from the Etihad Stadium with a positive result.
‘Every year, he played the same in Barcelona, Bayern Munich and now Manchester City. It's an amazing style and if you have specific players, the players you want, that style is the best. We know we go to an amazing pitch and difficult stadium but I think we can take the three points because we have a good, strong team.
‘I'm confident. I have good memories because I stayed a long time in my career at Barcelona and Pep gave me my debut in the first division.”
Finally, former City favourite Gareth Barry says David Silva has been the best player he’s played alongside in his career.
Talking to the Liverpool Echo, Barry said: “I loved playing with David Silva at City.

ENGLAND PREMISHIP LEAGUE FEATURES FOR WEEK 8

Saturday 15th October 2016 PREMIER LEAGUE
Chelsea v Leicester                      12:30
Arsenal v Swansea                       15:00
Bournemouth v Hull                    15:00
Man City v Everton                      15:00
Stoke v Sunderland                      15:00
West Brom v Tottenham             15:00
Crystal Palace v West Ham         17:30

Sunday 16th October 2016

Middlesbrough v Watford          13:30
Southampton v Burnley              16:00

Monday 17th October 2016
Liverpool v Man Utd                    20:00

 
               

CAN MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGE TO GET A POINT AGAINST LIVERPOOL

The atmosphere generated by a packed, floodlit Anfield could be the difference-maker for Liverpool when they take on arch-rivals Manchester United on Monday evening.
That is the view of former Reds striker David Fairclough, who is hoping for a repeat of last season's European success when United come to town next week.
Jürgen Klopp's team head into their latest meeting with the Red Devils off the back of a four-game winning streak in the Premier League that has left them just two points off top spot.
But Fairclough expects the in-form hosts to find an 'awkward' test awaiting them.
For that reason, he believes a fervent home support will be important in helping the Reds get over the line - just as they were during a 2-0 Europa League last-16, first-leg victory last term.
"Underneath the lights, Anfield is a totally different place," he told Liverpoolfc.com.
"We played them in the Europa League last year and it was a fantastic atmosphere and the lights bring the best out of Anfield sometimes, so hopefully there'll be something similar.
"There will be that urgency to win, we love beating Manchester United, and it's a big game so everyone can't wait for it.
"It's an awkward fixture, they're huge rivals. But we can set the tempo with the atmosphere and I'm sure Jürgen will be appealing to the fans to really take part on Monday night.
"And if the atmosphere is up, generally that brings out the best performances at Anfield."
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Liverpool are the joint-highest goalscorers in the league this season alongside Manchester City, having found the back of the net on 18 occasions in their seven games so far.
And Fairclough predicts that the Reds will take a similarly attacking approach on Monday, even if their opponents do not.
"I think games against United are normally [high-tempo] but this time [they could] approach it a bit softer in terms of not rushing out - they won't want to make it open.
"They'll have done their homework, obviously, and they'll try to frustrate Liverpool - we know how Jose Mourinho approaches games at Anfield. But from Liverpool's point of view, I don't think we'll see much change.
"Liverpool will play that style that we know they're now comfortable with and, if they get an early breakthrough, they could make life easier for themselves."
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'Super Sub' also underlined the importance of a patient approach should Jose Mourinho's men come looking to frustrate their hosts.
"Clearly, we'll have to be prepared for a patient spell and hopefully we don't get frustrated," he continued.
"We won't want to give anything away and they certainly won't come and create an open game. It's up to everyone to remain patient and continue to do the things we do well.
"We know that we'll get chances and, when those chances come, you have to be ready. You're not going to get an abundance of chances against Manchester United and we have to appreciate that, when they come, we can't afford to waste them.

NIGERIA SUPERSTAR EAT WITH OLD FRIENDS

Majority of Nigerian artists sing in Yoruba, Pidgin English, and English. This is based on the cultural influence considering that Yoruba is one of the most influential ethnic groups in the country. In contrast, Flavour sings in “Igbo” language, which is not as diverse and influential as Yoruba is but still manages to attract a large following from people who understand as well as those who do not quite understand the language.
His the pride of igbo land because his trying to let people know about existent and the value of igbo language and igbo cultures.
Favour hangout with old friends in Enugu

REAL MADRID FC REVENUE FOR THE 2015/16 IS 7.4% HIGHER THAN THE PREVIOUS YEAR

Cash balance sits at 211.5 million euros and net debt fell by 108.9 million to reach a figure of -13.1 million euros.
MILLIONS OF € 2014/15 2015/16 Variation
Revenue (before results of fixed asset disposals)
577.7 620.1 +7.4%
EBITDA (before results of fixed asset disposals)
135.0 163.2 +20.9%
Income/loss before tax 55.9 43.3 -22.5%
Net income/loss 42.0 30.3 -27.9%
Net Worth on the 30th of June 412.1 442.2 +30.1
Liquid assets on the 30th of June 108.9 211.5 +102.6
Net Debt on the 30th of June 95.8 -13.1 -108.9
Debt/ebitda ratio 0.5x 0.0x -
Debt/net worth ratio 0.2x 0.0x -
Efficiency of Personnel Expenses/Revenue ratio
50.1% 49.5% -
The Real Madrid C. F. Board of Directors have agreed to call an Ordinary General Assembly for the 23rd of October 2016. The corresponding results for the 2015-2016 season which will be submitted for approval are as follows:
Operating revenues for the financial year 2015/16, without taking into account capital gains obtained as a result of player transfers, have topped 600 million euros for the first time, reaching a figure of 620.1 million euros, a 7.4% increase on the previous financial year.
The operating result before repayments and player transfers (“recurring EBITDA”) has risen to 163.2 million euros, which is the highest figure ever reached by the club, representing a 26.3% increase on revenue figures and a rise of 20.9% on the previous financial year. This improvement in profitability is due to an increase in revenues having subtracted operating expenses and provisions corresponding to risks and contingencies.
A pre-tax profit of 43.3 million euros has been recorded, which is 22.5% less than the previous financial year. This is due to the non-recurrent effect of player transfers, despite the operating improvements recorded. After achieving a net profit (after tax) of 30.3 million euros, net worth has risen to 442.2 million euros.
The cash balance has risen by 102.6 million euros to reach a figure of 211.5 million euros, thanks to higher cash flow generated by operations and restraints on investments.
As a result of the increase in liquid assets and the reduction of creditor balances by investments, the net debt has fallen by 108.9 million euros to sit at a figure of -13.1 million euros, which in reality represents, not a debt but rather a net liquidity position. Therefore, multiples of debt over EBITDA and net worth have been reduced to zero, indicating a position of maximum solvency.

10 POWERFUL LESSONS TO LEARN FROM HEN AND THE WAY IT CARES FOR IT CHICKS

TEN POWERFUL LESSONS TO LEARN FROM HER AND THE WAY IT CARE FOR IT CHICKS
         
1. Hen Will first lays enough eggs before sitting on them
 (GOOD PLANNING)

2. When hen starts sitting on it eggs, hen will  minimizes movements and always focus on it eggs
( DISCIPLINE)

3. Hen will  physically loses weight while sitting on it eggs due to decreased feeding
(SACRIFICE AND SELF DENIAL)

4. Hen can sit on eggs for another hen
( INDISCRIMINATION AND GENEROSITY )

5. Hen will  sits on it eggs for twenty one (21) days, patiently waiting, even if they do not hatch, hen will lay eggs again
( FAITH, HOPE AND NOT DISCOURAGED )

6. Hen will detects unfertilised eggs and rolls them out
( SENSITIVE AND DISCERNING )

7. Hen will abandons the rotten eggs and starts caring for the hatched chicks even if it is only one
( WISDOM, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND REALISTIC )

8. No one touches it chicks  when it raining it going to cover it chick's with it feathers
( PROTECTIVE AND Love )

9. Hen will gathers all it chicks together even if one miss it will not stop search for it chick
( UNITY OF PURPOSE )

10. Hen cannot abandon it chicks before they mature, hen will always find something for it chicks
( MENTORSHIP )

ANGEL DI MARIA HAS LOST HOPE OF LIFTING TROPHY WITH ARGENTINA

Paris Saint-Germain's Angel Di Maria has said that if Argentina lose another final at a major tournament he will call it quits from international duty.

The 28-year-old admits he thought about retiring along with Lionel Messi earlier this summer and also considered "going to see a psychologist" after a third consecutive final defeat in as many years.

La Albiceleste lost the 2014 FIFA World Cup final to Germany before being beaten by Chile in both the 2015 and centennial 2016 edition of the Copa America.

Di Maria said he found each defeat hard to take and struggled with the same emotional battle that Messi did before his family talked him out of it. The former Manchester United and Real Madrid man said he also considered therapy.

"I did not think Lio [Messi] was coming back ever again," Di Maria told TyC Sports. "These are the things that go through your head in moments like that, I think.

"Losing one final, that happens, but when it happens three times in a row, that is something else entirely. I thought about making the same decision, but my wife and my father were the first in stopping me. It was impossible for me to say, 'I am leaving.'

"I wanted to go see a psychologist, but in the end I didn't go because I knew it was something I had to figure out in my own head," he said.

Di Maria, however, confirmed that another major loss for Argentina will see him end his international career.

FOUR STRAIGHT DRAW IN ZIDANE COACHING RECORD

Real Madrid have drawn with Éibar in a match they deserved to win. It was all uphill from the early stages, despite Bale having the first chance of the match with 4 minutes gone. His shot from the edge of the area could only find the side-netting, before the visitors went in front two minutes later. Capa crossed from the right on 6 minutes and Fran Rico headed the ball into the back of the net.
The Basque side's joy was short-lived though, as only 11 minutes later, Cristiano Ronaldo got away from Capa and dug out a left-footed cross to the back post on 17 minutes, where Bale was on hand to score with a fantastic header. The scores were level at 1-1 with almost the entire match still to play.

BALE HAS NOW SCORED 50 LEAGUE GOALS.
Zidane took off Varane and Benzema for Nacho and Morata at half time. The Whites were dominant and going for the win. Bale crossed in the 53rd minute, Morata laid the ball back with his head and Isco got a shot off on the half-turn. The blocked ball fell to Cristiano Ronaldo, but his shot from the penalty spot was deflected behind for a corner by Lejeune. The Portuguese man had an even better opportunity one minute later when Bale picked him out in the box and his header forced Riesgo into a fine diving save.
Bale hits the post
The hosts refused to let up and their dominance was now clear. With 60 minutes gone, Kovacic crossed to Bale, who sent a great headed effort towards goal from outside the area but could only find the upright. Going into the final stretch of the game, Real Madrid continued to pile the pressure on Riesgo's goal but a lack of precision in the final third proved their downfall. The Whites gave everything they had right to the end and really deserved to get the better of Éibar, but attentions now turn to the international break