Last tweet: #RBNY Update On Kemar Lawrence ... All tests at hospital were negative. Kemar is traveling home this afternoon along with the athletic trainer that stayed with him. He is upbeat and in good spirits. @NewYorkRedBulls @fox5ny— Tina Cervasio (@TinaCervasio) May 21, 2018
Arsenal is very serious about staying in contention in the EPL. They're not bothering with an English coach - https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/44203679
For those of you dissatisfied with the current DCUFO leadership, but you always said "yeah, but who could we get to replace Tom Hunt, et al?", read this (below). Gee, yeah think Nashville will adopt the attitude "the SGs make up only 1% of our revenues-- so screw 'em"? Wanna bet Nashville's SGs will get safe-standing in their soon-to-be Kop? https://www.tennessean.com/story/sp...ashville-mls-team-liverpool-fc-ceo/627433002/
I think the franchise award was contingent on the stadium location and that is now in doubt. There was supposed to be a vote by the council on the location and it was deferred at the last second as a Mayoral election progresses. James
Great. We'll take Ian Ayre off their hands, then It just drives me nuts: we are/were willing to spend $17 million on a player who turns 33 in October. If we were to spend that much on a new CEO with top-six EPL (!) experience, it would be worth every penny. He'd hold Ben's and the players' feet to the fire, he'd be in charge of new player signings, he'd develop a "vison", he'd understand the value of game day atmosphere. He did all that at Liverpool, for goodness' sake.
SERIE A SPECTATORS (19 home games, total / game average) 1) Inter - 1.093.053 (spettatori totali) - 57.529 (media spettatori) 2) Milan - 1.001.114 (spettatori totali) - 52.690 (media spettatori) 3) Napoli - 817.942 (spettatori totali) - 43.050 (media spettatori) 4) Juventus 746.997 (spettatori totali) - 39.316 (media spettatori) 5) Roma - 711.544 (spettatori totali) - 37.450 (media spettatori) 6) Lazio - 588.807 (spettatori totali) - 30.990 (media spettatori) 7) Fiorentina - 495.756 (spettatori totali) - 26.092 (media spettatori) 8) Genoa - 397.885 (spettatori totali) - 20.941 (media spettatori) 9) Bologna - 397.165 (spettatori totali) - 20.903 (media spettatori) 10) Sampdoria - 382.967 (spettatori totali) - 20.156 (media spettatori) 11) Torino - 353.331 (spettatori totali) - 18.596 (media spettatori) 12) Atalanta - 340.492 (spettatori totali) - 17.921 (media spettatori) 13) Udinese - 340.217 (spettatori totali) - 17.906 (media spettatori) 14) Verona - 329.324 (spettatori totali) - 17.333 (media spettatori) 15) Cagliari - 279.007 (spettatori totali) - 14.685 (media spettatori) 16) ChievoVerona - 238.258 (spettatori totali) - 12.540 (media spettatori) 17) Benevento - 230.503 (spettatori totali) - 12.132 (media spettatori) 18) SPAL - 229.271 (spettatori totali) - 12.067 (media spettatori) 19) Sassuolo - 213.510 (spettatori totali) - 11.237 (media spettatori) 20) Crotone - 201.038 (spettatori totali) - 10.581 (media spettatori)
Unfortunately it was a white fly among top European leagues, and honestly only this year since in recent years Serie A was done by february. It's the big problem of these leagues, there are one or two super teams that grab it all, and for the rest only crumbs. In other words, the game on the field may be really good quality but the overall is terribly BORING.
Not sure what a square meatball is but probably so; although meatballs are not born in nature, flies are instead.
Hamid won the Danish league with Midtjylland at his first attempt. The only catch is that he sat on the bench for the whole season.
Anyone with the imagination to use "a white fly" as an example of an uncommon occurrence (I assume) surely could envision the rarity of a square meatball. While not a product of mother nature, certainly one of human nature from one daring to flaunt convention.
Wait, how in the holy ******** did Poland, a team that hasn't made it out of the group stage since 1986, get a 1st seed in the World Cup?