@FabrizioRomano Why the hell will Liverpool sell their in form proven winger for somebody totally new to the league as at when the team is struggling?
Which idiots make these decisions
Scary scenes have been reported on the SpintexâPolo Grounds road, where floodwaters have taken over the streets and nearly submerged an Aayalolo bus, forcing passengers to climb onto the roof through small openings for safety.
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Marcelo Bielsa: "What SuĂĄrez said about me? I coached Batistuta, Crespo, Adurizâmaybe his name doesnât ring a bell, but heâs an extraordinary player. And I saw SuĂĄrez up close.
One of the things I intentionally asked him was, âDo you just shoot at goal?â And he told me, âNo, I donât shoot at goal, I shoot at a specific spot in the goal.â
That answer holds an enormous amount of meaning for anyone who truly understands football. Luis SuĂĄrez doesnât just shoot at goal, he shoots at a specific spot in the goal.
The great centre-forwards always decide where they want the ball to go; they donât just react to where it ends up. You might ask, âWhatâs the difference?â Itâs a massive one.
The truly great ones tell you, âPlay it to me here.â The average ones run to wherever the ball happens to go.
Luis? Every time he gets a pass, heâs analysing if the receiver is in a position to set him up. And if they are, he moves immediatelyâbecause he understands something only those with a relentless hunger for scoring do.
Have you noticed how Luis always looks angry? How it seems like heâs frustrated with his teammates? Heâs not mad at them. Heâs mad because they didnât play him the ball exactly how he knew it should have been played to put him in position to score."
What has happened in Venezuela is a dangerous precedent,well same thing happened with Sadam and Ghaddafi anyways without toothless UN doing anything,which rightly points to nations increased investment in war machinery and nuclear arsenal as the only sort of protection.
How is this exciting?
So called superpowers trampling on other sovereign nations,toppling regimes with force and power,you can this exciting?
Only a fool will think these things are far from us.
Today's events in Caracas remind me of my dissertation topic at the Kofi Annan International Peace Keeping Training Centre, focusing on issues of International Law.
The question of territorial sovereignty, the triggers for the responsibility to protect, and the issues related to interventions by 'superpowers' have flooded my mind. Do we see another Libya or Iraq situation evolve in Latin America?
How do we dissect the dawn operation from Russia's attempts in Ukraine or Israel's actions in Palestine? Exciting times in global affairs and International law.
I think Hon. Fiifiâs statement âThose calling for a 3rd term for Pres. Mahama are sycophantsâ is overly rigid. The fact that multiple presidential terms were unnecessary 30 years ago does not mean they are unnecessary today. Democracy thrives on the ability of institutions to adapt to changing realities hence the use of referendums.
One need only ask why Britain struggles to build enough housing to stimulate growth? When societies remain trapped in rules designed for a different era, they invite stagnation and decay. Rules should serve national development, not imprison it.
This helps explain why many Western systems falter under institutional inertia, while China continues to adapt. By revising its rules to allow leadership continuity under Xi Jinping, China prioritized long-term planning and has sustained rapid transformation. The lesson is not imitation, but flexibility: governance must evolve to remain effective.