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Men In Blazers
"david luiz" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Threat with the ball at his feet and lethal with his head. A unique ability to play make from the center forward position, unlike many that we've seen here in CONCACAF. His play was infectious. He became an immediate fan favorite. The man had it all. Unfortunately, sometimes as a footballer, the game can be taken away from you. November 29th, 2020. Wolves versus Arsenal, a play that will forever change Raul Jimenez's life. The clash of heads with Brazilian defender David Luiz. And like that, everything was different. Many feared Raul Jimenez would never make his way back to being on the field. 200 days later, he proved everybody wrong. At 32 years of age, he will look for a second opportunity, hopefully in Europe. I'd like to remember Raul Jimenez not as the player that left Wolves, but the player he showed us he could be. Even if it was for a brief moment, he showed us not only that he belonged, but he showed us that he was among the elite. So an affectionate salute to Raul Jimenez and whatever comes next. Welcome to Drop the Bag, your ultimate sports betting guide. Whether you're a fan of Liga Mekis, MLS, or any other competition, Vamos has you covered. All right, all right, all right. It's la final, the final. Liga Mekis, a two legged affair. Nobody expected Chivas, a perennial ninth over the last eight years. That is their average. With that, we're going to wrap it up for today. Velko Panovich to make it to the final, and certainly nobody expected Tigres. Three coaching changes this season bounced from the CONCAP Champions League in the semifinal game in humiliating fashion, and yet here they are. A team that I said has the muscle memory of a champion. So let's raise a Bud Light to both of them, the underdogs, if you will. And it's a rematch. Chivas de Guadalajara. They emerged as winners of the Liga Mekis finals in 2017. They defeated Mike Tigres. This is a very difficult one to predict. And I will tell you why. Tigres is very Jekyll and Hyde, whether they're playing at home or away all season. They've been the team that you cannot trust. But lately, in playoffs led by Sebastian Córdova, the young, talented Mexican international, the midfielder has five goals in his last five Ligia games, five goals in the playoffs in five games. He's been an absolute monster, easily the best player today left in this competition. But they're going up against a team that defensively has just found their form. Only five goals against in the last eight games. I wanted to talk about Antonio El Pollo Briseño, a Mexican player who was nowhere near Chivas's starting lineup, nowhere near the Mexican national team. Maybe he should be on both. Since he started, Chivas is great. I dubbed him the Mexican Rüdiger. That's right, the Mexican Antonio Rüdiger. That's who he is today. This man is a defensive wall. But I'm going against Chivas in this one. If Tigres has any chance of winning this series, they'll take advantage of being that home team again, like they have all playoff. And Tigres straight money line over Chivas pays plus one hundred. So I'm taking Tigres in leg one at home over Chivas. That's plus one hundred. All right, game two. We're heading to the German Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund versus Mainz. This has title consequences for Giovanni Reyna and Dortmund. They win their champions that easy. All they have to do is beat Mainz easier said than done. It'll be the first time that a team not named Bayern Munich wins. And I don't even know how long. That's the domination of Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. So we wish Giovanni Reyna and Dortmund well. But I'm taking the both teams to score at minus one forty. Dortmund's a juggernaut offensively. Mainz will get their goal. I don't know who will win. Dortmund has won each of its last 11 Bundesliga matches at home. Eleven. They've won them all. And the overmarket of two and a half goals has hit in each of the last 12 games. And the both teams to score market has hit in seven of the last eight. So I feel pretty good about this bet. Both teams to score at minus one forty. I hope it is Dortmund. I hope it is Giovanni Reyna. The US men's national team pool needs something. They need a silver lining in this abysmal Yanks abroad season. That would be a cherry on top for Dortmund in their campaign. And a nice little feather on the cap for Giovanni Reyna. All righty. There's trouble in Toronto. Let's head to Major League Soccer. Toronto FC playing against DC United. They played each other in the very first game. They come from behind victory for DC United. And that's when it started going downhill for Toronto. Since then, Toronto's abysmal. Not only are they bad, there's a bunch of injuries. Like almost 10 players are injured. Quality players like Jonathan Osorio reports of Lorenzo Insigna not being on board. Michael Bradley still injured. He was just in Europe about to be operated on that hamstring. There's a lot going on in Toronto. Not all as well. One of their best players since he got there. The Italian Federico Bernadeschi is speaking out against the tactical plan of Toronto FC, a direct shot at Bob Bradley. Knowing Bob, he will not take kind to that. I don't know if this one of these loss in translation type of things, but something is going on in Toronto. We need to keep an eye on they play DC United in Toronto. I'm going to take the money line draw here. OK, it pays plus 230. I know that's very easy to say, but plus 230 is a sweet little payout. And each of the last three MLS night games at BMO Field in Toronto between DC United and Toronto have resulted in a regular time draw. A plus 230 in the way Toronto is playing, just trying to hold on with the DC United team that doesn't really convince me. Not that I'm not high on Wayne Rooney and what he's done, but I'm still not completely convinced. I'll take the plus 230 draw, but keep your eye on what's going on in Toronto. But I like the plus 230. So let's go with that. All right. So if you'd like to parlay all those three bets, you place ten dollars, a ten dollar bet for a three game parlay. That payout is plus nine hundred and ninety seven. That's a total of one
ESPN FC
"david luiz" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Be close well close in terms of geography why the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association is approving a second division with plans to have promotion and relegation within three years hurt if Trinidad and Tobago can do it why can't we do it here here where is the I mean here in the states you could do it absolutely I do not see investors lining up to sign five hundred million dollar checks in Trinidad and Tobago that may be one of the reasons why they've not gotten the Major League Soccer route it also could be one of the reasons why you don't have pro route here in the states five hundred million and to lose it in a year it scares investors let's see what happens down in Trinidad some sad news elsewhere in CONCACAP at least twelve people died an unspecified number injured in a stampede at a soccer game on Saturday between Alianza FC and Club Deportivo FAS they were playing in the second leg of their playoff quarter final at the Cuscatlan Stadium the club Alianza are going to receive a thirty thousand dollar fine and a twelve month stadium ban again an incredible tragedy there in Central America in El Salvador and the game between Alianza FC and Club Deportivo FAS we will keep tuned to this story as there are more developments Wolves playing Everton to a 1 -1 draw on Saturday Raul Jimenez an unused sub that's not a surprise why is it important well because this figured to be Raul's last home game with Wolves his future very much in doubt as to why he didn't play let's hear from the manager Julien Gopetegui here he is about Raul we don't always want to have it he has contract too today that's why he has been knowing he's not very in the best fit in these last times he knows that we put him in Manchester a little minutes today the kind of match that we have had I try to choose and maybe I can do better as a coach put him in the pitch the last 10 minutes but it's not a gift for him because he has been a very important player here and I hope that he continues being but I don't know what is going to happen with him and other players no farewell for Raul Jimenez Herc are we telling Gopetegui to get lost here it's difficult and then let me say Gopetegui's got all he has to do is what's best for the club to get points right so it's difficult for me to say get lost you should have catered to Raul Jimenez but when you think about what Raul Jimenez means to Wolves and Wolves fans and you saw the homage to him right there the si senor celebration the si senor chance and why he's so important to that club Raul Jimenez was for 20 months one of the best players not of Wolves but in the Premier League he really was for about 18 -20 months he was on another level we were talking about Raul Jimenez being on the tip on the cusp of some of the best teams around the world he was being linked to he was that good of a player scoring ability his ability to bring others in assist everything he had it and then in a drop of a hat in November 2020 he was all taken away because of an unfortunate head incident a clash of heads with David Luiz of Arsenal and it's gone and he was never the same player but that love that the Wolves fans have for Raul Jimenez has never changed so in a game that really didn't make that point for possibilities of staying up staying afloat and not getting relegated but in terms of Wolverhampton you're not going down you're safe you're not getting to European spots you're in a zone you're in this space where if you give him a cameo you give him that proper goodbye I think everybody is good with that but you robbed Raul Jimenez there were some certainly high water marks but a sad end there if indeed that is the end let's turn our attention to the Women's World Cup coming up here in the United States officially official now going to be without Katarina Macario she took the social media to announce that she will not be physically able to compete at the World Cup this summer with the
Men In Blazers
"david luiz" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Youth team members, physiotherapy rooms, three gymnasiums and the fame Benfica lab, state of the art sports science and data facility that presented such a revolutionary link between the technical and medical staff, the my Everton, tried to poach its architect Bruno Mendes in 2018, only for their project to crumble within 18 months due to the lack of ideological alignment who would have thought, but back to Benfica, whose youth production has been a marvel in the 20th and 21st century. The Benfica beast squad bridges the gap between academy and first team, overflowing with players schooled in technical acumen and life skills. First league title following inauguration at Benfica campus came in 2010. That fresh from the academy lineup. You talked about some of them and held dean Maria. Fabio conchal, David Luiz, and within a season of the title, first two were sold to Real Madrid for close to $75 million, David Luiz arrived at Chelsea for 27 million and Benfica. It's known as a place of opportunity for youngsters for Lisbon locals and far off talents alike, Rory, what makes it unique. What differentiates what goes on at the Benfica campus for the likes of axes that to comps or Barcelona's la masia and why is it so bloody profitable? To be honest, probably not that much. I'm always slightly reticent to say that any of these clubs has got a magic formula. I think what they all have in Barcelona's maybe has dried up a little bit recently. For different reasons. But certainly what I had in Benfica have is they will have loads of talented coaches. They have state of the art equipment. They have access to data. They have kind of an ability to trawl for talent from a young age. They obviously have an eye for a player and they know how to develop them. And all of that stuff is real and it's important and they all deserve credit for it. But I think ultimately what they have is a pathway. And that's you mentioned about Everton. You can hire the guy who built the Bedford academy, just as you can hire the guy who runs the toms in Amsterdam. But if your first team is filled with 32 year olds because you're terrified of giving kids a chance. Then you will never produce a player. Whereas what Benfica have done and, as you say, the B team two and its extent is the bridge. Benfica have kind of made it their business to allow those players to flourish. Whether they are signed as 19 or 20 year olds from South America or whether they are homegrown kids, you've come through Seychelles. That there is an awareness and a desire to promote those kids, those young players. As quickly as possible, not too fast, you don't want 14 year olds in the first team, but they're not looking to block pathways by and this is the fundamental change from I guess the early 90s is that you're not blocking pathways by thinking, do you know what? We just need a 30 year old to sit there for a little bit because that right back's not ready. Bed feet about themselves to make the right back ready at 18 or 19 so that they can slot into the team when they're required. And they have for the time being and there's certainly no sign of as is the case with iOS. There's no sign of it drying up anytime soon. Benfica have got this remarkable production line quality where they sell Enzo Fernández in January and partly to necessity, but they don't replace him because they think what we've got the players here already. There will be there will be somebody else within the squad who can fulfill that position for the time being or who might flourish in his absence, and I think Benfica, like iax, like one or two others around Europe, that is the secret and it's not really a secret. It's not hard. It's a trout fall. Yeah, but you've got to let the trout swim. And the problem that other clubs have, particularly in England, is no one's prepared to let them swim, so you get all these staff being drafted in by the super clubs. But no one ever lets the players play. The chances are if you've got a 1718 year old who you think is really good, the chances are they will be good enough if you give them a chance. What Benfica do is do you have players a chance? Football playing trout to a listening. Oh, Benfica is your spot, but within the Benfica faithful. There is a growing feeling that there could be more. And this is a team who are so passionately followed. A true European force, but if only in a place could stop getting picked off and the money was invested more ambitiously and to more than boats named lucky me, but this is the risk of getting into bed with a super agent. There's more to this story because that's exactly what Benfica have done with Jorge Mendes. Portugal's four most broker of football power, a gent whose own life story is quite fantastical, essentially grew his business from humble origins. He had a beach bar and a DJ gig, and he turned it somehow into one of the global games, super agency, named guest the foot, and there's original strategy in 1996, was to be a near ubiquitous presence amongst small and medium sized clubs across Portugal, establishing systems of power over their youth products, brokering deals, contracts, and relationships as his players then moved abroad. He's a reason that the feast for Benfica players have climbed year on year to astronomical levels a man who serves as a gatekeeper of Portuguese transfers have Benfica's ten highest grossing transfers there is an 8 with direct Mendes clients and you can bet almost any high value deal coming or going from Portugal is mediated by Mendes for a cut. There'll be more than one lucky me yacht believe me and that story but Rory and tangle this system for us because Jorge meant theirs is undeniably an important part of the ecosystem of Portuguese talent really the puppet master is track record is growing the demand from buyers, the feces generates, help grew the supply for sellers, but the talent siphon that he creates also prevents these players from reaching their true potential in Portugal. Essentially uses Benfica as a staging ground, a means to his agency's own ends, as he does, I should say with other clubs like Braga and Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League, is a balance to be found for Benfica with him in the picture. Yeah, I guess what Mendes would say and certainly to be honest, I think what people at Benfica would tell speaking to someone at Benfica today and there their view is that the economic reality is that they're going to have to sell players that players will not will not be persuaded to stay at Benfica because they can't pay the wages that are on offer in England and with the Spanish bid two and maybe one or two others PSG may be. In fact, PSG definitely. They are not traditionally expected to win the champions lead, although I would suggest that if you're aiming life is to play Champions League football, which most footballers say that it is, you might as well do it for Benfica, just they're there every single year. And if you stay, you'll get further in the competition. So they would, I think they would say, look, even without Mendes, the likelihood is the reality will be the same. The players would leave and you'd get to 2021 and Benfica would cash in. The difference I think is that it's Mendes who controls the timing. He often controls the direction of travel of the transfer, he brings in the clients, he will cherry pick where the players are going in terms of their personal career progression, which I think is the
Men In Blazers
"david luiz" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"What the drenched melodrama of the hymn also speaks to is the aspect of Benfica that's often made it a soap opera of shady backroom deals, boardroom politics, on the hills of lifting his boyhood club to the 1994 title, Rui Costa, then he's just 22 departed to Fiorentina in Italy, then a massive team in Europe's juggernaut league of the era, the prodigal son reduced the sheer mate weight for the massive debt, the club had fallen into. What followed was a period of decline marked by an 11 year league title drought overseen by controversial president zhao Vallejo vado. And Rory, can you tell us a little bit about the tenuous position in which Benfica found itself at the turn of the century, the hurt of losing Rui Costa, the transition to a publicly traded company to further relieve the debt they had accrued. The thing with Benfica is that they are, as you say, one of Portugal's bid three. But they're also effectively a political institution. They have a massive kind of power base within Portugal. They are, it's probably too much to say they can swing elections, but they're a massive public body. What is a sense? They are very small. I think formally in people or something it's not. It's not a vast place to put Portugal and you have this huge club that is one of the big three, but it's certainly better than sporting and on a par with Porto plus it's in the capital. And that increases the pressure to compete to try and to try and maintain a certain status within Portuguese football within European football. And it attracts people who are not necessarily there, they've got some grand sporting plan, but more because they want the status that comes with being with being part of Benfica with being the guy who runs Benfica. It's one of the most powerful positions in Portugal effects of late. And amazingly, those people aren't always. That nice. It's a standard I know. It's really hard to believe. So I think they had to, if you were to decide to analyze it, you'd maybe say that there was a point around the turn of the millennium where Benfica had to accept that the old world that they once knew had gone. And they had to find a way to function in the new world. And that involved between a publicly traded company, but it also may be encouraged them to look for homegrown players more ruby crossers rather than signing aging and quite expensive stars from elsewhere, which was what they've done it certainly in the early 1990s. And not always stars, they took some fairly terrible players from England. In the early in the sort of 92 93 period, Benfica was effectively what Galatasaray would become ten or 15 years later, it was where you went to get a big payday. And in the first decade of the 21st century, benefited turned their identity on its head really, they accepted that they were a place that players came from rather than went to. They invested heavily in their academy, which had always been productive at always had an ability to churn out styles, but it became essentially an industrial production line. And increasingly in recent years, they have specialized in finding players from South America, Brazil to an extent. There's obviously a language connection between Benfica and Brazil between Portugal and Brazil. But also Argentina. I remember going to the lose in I'm going to say 2009 Rodgers to watch the mighty toffees. Play in the Europa League. This happened their list as this is not sci-fi, this really happened. Everton shared a pitch with Benfica and dropped dismantled in one of the most compelling displays of attacking football I've ever seen. Benfica was superb that night. But you had on that pitch, David Luiz, played as a defensive midfielder. You had angel Di Maria as a 20 year old winger. I think Javier saviola was there. They had all these players. This wonderful attacking team that was testament really to what Ben fitted started doing, which was becoming the first stop off for players coming out of South America or place coming out of Portugal before they went on to the major leagues of Western Europe. All that talent repelled with ease by the true great Tony hibbert, but talking about British great Graham soon as Scottish firebrand player turned combustible coach to even more feisty broadcaster of famously agreeable opinion had a brief stint as Benfica manager in those years. He was dismissed by valet as a vado in 1999 after just a year and a half in the job. He came out firing at the president saying that he lies when he looks you in the eyes, be careful this man is dangerous and just over a year later. Was arrested. Who would have thought charged with embezzling money from the transfer of sunes rushing goalkeeper, Sergei ab chilikov, used the London cash to buy a yacht, which was named, and I crap you not dear listeners. The lucky me. What in bessler would call would call our yacht lucky me just to try and throw investors off the trail, but in terms of infrastructure, it's got to be said. Valeo Vasa Verde left behind several valuable tools for his eventual successor, Louis Philippe Vieira to try and leverage foremost among them the development of the Benfica campus, the club sprawling youth academy, opened in 2006, and Louis Philippe Vieira immediately zeroed in on that incredible center, made it the centerpiece of his strategy to propel the club back to the top. This campus, both 9 fields, both natural and artificial,
Bob Ryan & Jeff Goodman NBA Podcast
"david luiz" Discussed on Bob Ryan & Jeff Goodman NBA Podcast
"They don't have food for them. So they are off I guess. Told they can go out and get food. Okay, because they got nothing ready. Now. I think what should have happened was they should have meeting rooms ready and brought in food or whatever and space them out supposed to depart. Okay instead. They went to David Luiz the steakhouse and six of them ate together at 8th and Louise. They come back one of them test positive that thing they test them again twice Monday morning. He tested positive twice more. There are told you're out of the tournament you guys are out because the contact tracing you're out of the tournament off the refs are pissed because they feel like hey, you know what the rooms weren't ready. The food wasn't ready. And again the rule was going to be once you get in the hotel. You're basically stuck in the hotel and not you're working again. That's it. Now again, they hadn't actually gone in checked in the hotel, but I think it's a combination of both both fall in a way, right? I think the rooms obviously should have been dead. The food sermon ready even if the rooms weren't ready. They should have had a set up for him to eat dinner. Yeah to stay there and then there's some accountability probably in the refs to of hey, you can't then go out for dinner and sit near each other knowing that if one of you test positive you're all going to be potentially tossed out of the tournament. I just don't understand so Ted, he's been he got his second job seen about a week ago almost a week ago now. All right, he was a few days. He got it a few days before everything blew up here, but I think what the refs worth trying to say is why can players contact trades for 7 days and then be allowed to play but you're kicking us out of the tournament. Why can't we be allowed to officiate starting the sweet sixteen? Yes. These are six of the best Bob. Yeah. No airs Valentine John Gaffney Kip Kissinger a natili. These are six of the best phone number. we have I don't understand that either that that to me that's a logical approach that there should have been taken. I mean, this is the best emotional over-reaction a part of the NCAA. I think that go that far just be practical here. I mean that's that's it for Coney in response. I think I'm sorry. Yeah so relieved but it does remind you of the precariousness of everything and inhale careful people have to be and off and will be damn lucky if we if that's the end of it if we don't have any other subsequent we know we've already got but Oklahoma's going to lose a kid key player. Yeah. Yeah, the last I mean it's it's it's right. I broke your last night Moses write a c c Player of the Year. Bob is out for Georgia Tech against Loyola won the ACC title. Just he's their best song. Yeah. I know. I know he tested positive so he's done probably for the tournament..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"david luiz" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Food to the media and p r X. It's Latino USA. I'm Maria una casa. Today, this story of a journalist and a source that spans almost 30 years. His name is David Luiz Swabey Gonzalez. You know, hit me almost 10. Years later that I have a life sentence, and I'm a dyed in prison. Suave. He was found guilty of first degree homicide and sentenced to mandatory life in prison without parole. For a crime committed when he was 17 years old. But what they don't know is that swab is not the same dude it I was 27 28 years ago. Today we take a deep dive into swab his early years in prison. How it all changed after a Supreme Court ruling that would forever alter the course of suave his life. I'm Maria Hinojosa, stay with us not to buy Yes. Live from NPR news. I'm Jack Spear. Former President Donald Trump's lawyers took about three hours to present their defense as NPR's Franco or Dona is reports. Among other things, They argued that Trump is a victim of cancel culture. The former president's lawyers called the impeachment trial of politically motivated Witch Hunt. Attorney Michael Vander Wien argued that Trump's remarks on January 6 stoking his supporters was no different than the language politicians have long used in American politics. No thinking person could seriously believe that the president's January 6th speech. On the Ellipse was in any way and incitement to violence or insurrection. But some Trump supporters who now face criminal charges for the riots, said they were acting at Trump's behest. And Democrats played video of the insurrection is shouting at police that they had been invited there by Trump Franco or Dona as NPR News. U. S Airlines are pressing their case against requiring coronavirus testing of passengers aboard domestic flights. CEOs of several of the major carriers and meeting at the White House coronavirus response coordination. Speaking against such an idea, the airline execs said that adding any more impediments to travel will only cause more problems from industry that's still running at less than half the level it was before the pandemic. Person familiar with discussions says the testing proposals under consideration by the task force in the way of slowing the spread of the virus. In Kentucky, more than a dozen black pastors received covert 19 vaccinations at a.
The Tennis Podcast
Venus Williams - Game Changer
"Hello everyone can t the tennis podcast day. Eleven of Wimbledon relived would have been women's Semifinals Day Wimbledon and would probably have been under the reef because looking out of my window in Putney, which is a? Mile and a half ish down the road from us, W nineteen is in miserable. Say That's great. Thank you, British weather for making some twenty twenty. Just that little bit extra great. But not to worry because. David Matt to talk tennis with. Seven hundred episodes David you just told me. We actually can mark a milestone because we've remembered it before recording rather than fully seconds off the recording. Yeah, we! We've celebrated five hundred, six, hundred one in the past. So yeah I'm fin quite proud. You know it. It draws me when you say it's women's semifinal state today because I'd kind of I'd forgotten that in as much as I'm so used to now talking about classic matches with you both watching them. We've just watched another one to the BBC of. Matches on every day that they're showing Wimbledon doing their own stuff online streaming matches, which is the one good thing I take from this whole period is the suddenly. The vast archive is just being. Put out there for everybody to enjoy, but I had forgotten. That is still Wimbledon and today would have been women's semifinals, and that makes me quite sad, yeah. I, wish I wish I could forget I get the impression that perhaps you haven't forgotten in the optimistic. Every cloud silver lining way that David. I Dunno, I kind of have in a way, I'm just so so invested in what we're doing. The the usual schedule of Wimbledon isn't isn't really in my mind so much. Just me then okay. Trip back to two thousand and five when. Storm strong was winning his seventh consecutive Tour de France title. Yup? The three hundred eighty made its first flight at the live eight concerts. Good friend of mine went to live eight in Hyde Park and she says it was mostly great until sting came on early evening when everyone was pissed in party made and some new material. Juno live eight is when I discovered pink Floyd and realized I two thousand. David Luiz discovered. It's. Matt's now. Sort of got me to to realize that I actually need to listen to albums full of Bruce springsteen and not just judge. We. Born in the USA. Correct. Correct get on that David's It was also the year that Britain implemented. The civil partnerships axe to include same-sex partnerships. It was the year that London won the rights to host the twenty twelve Olympics. And the xbox three sixty was released Oh and Pope John Paul the second died. There's a few. We've already done it two thousand and five much at the French. Open say these are these events that we didn't mention I around, so that was T-, thousand five I was working. My First Wimbledon as an employee I was a bull store assistant. Under the employees of one Derek Dimmer? Who was the head of the bull store at Wimbledon in done that job with his wife? Centuries I think. It was it was a job. which largely comprised heavy lifting and I loved it I couldn't believe my luck that I was working Wimbledon, even they. My primary job was lifting boxes of tennis balls and wandering around the orange practice with bin bag, asking players and coaches. If I could collect, they used balls of the practice, so they could be resolved to charity. I thought that was the best job in the world and I could not believe my luck and I went back the next year as as head bull. Store Assistant I was GONNA. Say You assumed to be promoted? Yeah, that was my first promotion and that I was GONNA. Ask You if you did a good job with whether you got a good review. Turns ends. It did I mean there's not? Much that can go wrong with putting balls and have been bank. But it didn't go wrong, and honestly I just. I thought asking asking. Tim Henman if he was finished with these tennis. Balls are just so. That was the coolest thing in the world. I thought I was the coolest person in the world getting to do that job.
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Arsenal's Terrible Day
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