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Bloomberg Radio New York
"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Of terrific ones the game went to penalty kicks had sophia smith made hers u .s would win the game she missed and sweden won on a kick that u .s goalie listen there initially stopped but she couldn't quite keep from crossing the goal line u .s only won one of its four games over the last two games and played a half three hours of soccer and never scored a goal they could have used leon messi he scored twice in biamis come from behind mls win at dallas messi has now scored seven goals in his first four games wnba showdown in brooklyn the liberty crushed the aces 99 61 a battle of the league's two best teams big hockey trade san jose sent its norris trophy winning defenseman eric carlson to pittsburgh john dash stash hour bloomberg sports nathan thank you john smp futures now up 10 points or two tenths of one percent now futures up 46 six points that's a one tenth of one percent gain and nasdaq futures are higher by 52 points or just about four tenths of one percent it's hard to keep up with breaking global business it was a mixed day here in the states volatility is sky high but at bloomberg our seasoned reporters and anchors make it look easy european stocks hit a fresh record bearers have basically been rendered obsolete the right hike dance is playing get in the belly of the curve are you worried about a wage price spiral? a lot of wall street strategists getting more and more Bloomberg radio the bloomberg business app and bloombergradio .com bloomberg world is listening it's time for today's stem tip okay you know recycling is important no one wants plastic in the ocean here's a cool way to repurpose a plastic bottle build an awesome terrarium cut a large plastic bottle in half and fill the base with sand pebbles potting soil and your favorite plant i chose an african violet put the top of the bottle over your base and place it in the sun your plant will grow sealed
Northwest Newsradio
"leon messi" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Dealer offers anything like this and it's only at waste car ford in auburn go to waste car ford dot com that's waste car ford dot com waste car ford in auburn 132 go Music Music welcome back i'm john trout this is hurricane in the morning it's now fourteen before the hour the man suspected in the killings of women on long island in new york made a court appearance as sue aller reports prosecutors in the case are making clear there that will be no plea deal offered twenty five hundred pages of documents and hours of video balances what was turned over to rex humor means defense team as the fifty nine -year -old architect from piqua park new york made his first court appearance on tuesday his charge of with the murders of three women whose bodies were found on gilgo beach back in two thousand ten he's also the prime suspect of a fourth victim investigators say d n a from data and burner phones link your men to the first suffolk county district attorney rate tyranny told cbs two news it will take incidents which were on a thirteen years worried of investigation also is everything okay speaker defense counsel but suffice to say it is a massive amount of material defense attorney michael brown also spoke cbs2 news there's no plea deal he said from the moment i met him that i did not do this so we're prepared to go forward we will defend this case in a court of law and we will go to trial in this case the court conference was brief there was no application for bail or change of venue in new york i'm sue it's twelve till a man from oregon is accused opposing as an undercover police officer kidnapping a woman and locking her in a homemade cinder block cell in his garage the man is identified as 29 nine -year -old nagazi zoo berry a woman who he allegedly kidnapped from seattle and drove five nearly hours to his oregon home was somehow able to escape her cinder block prison and alerted police this zoo berry was arrested in nevada and will be extradited back to oregon the fbi reports he may have been linked to a number of sex assaults in at least three states but the fbi also said zoo berry lived has in as many as 10 states in the past decade america in the morning continues a lengthy police chase and hostage situation in central ohio ends with two suspects dead quinn it reports was a dramatic end to a series of violent events that began with a police op in london ohio the man and woman inside a van gave the officer false information and then took off the van stopped at a truck stop on us 42 where the pair stole a tractor trailer with with a driver inside that truck was finally stopped near dayton airport and police negotiated for hours to get the trucker released when officers tried to approach one of the suspects opened fire and police fatally shot them both the trucker had just minor injuries i'm jackie hmm russian hackers may be posing as tech support on your chat messenger and have never give them your password chuck palm has today's tech news report microsoft has determined that russian a -led team of government -backed hacking has taken aim at dozens of global organizations with a campaign to steal their login credentials the hackers have been posing as tech support for microsoft on the team's chat here on a blog post microsoft announced they are mitigating these actions and continue to investigate the activity the russian hacking known group as midnight blizzard has been known to target organizations mainly in the united states and europe going all the way back to 2018 open ai ceo sam altman's new world coin launched last week with a free cryptocurrency component that scans your iris for a unique verifiable digital id on wednesday they announced they will expand operations to sign up more users globally and aim to allow other organizations and governments to utilize the iris scanning and technology identifying data watchdogs in france germany and great britain have announced they are keeping an eye on the project leave a comment at all the top tech dot tech i'm chuck palm nine till with sports on america in the morning here's robert workman a lot of crooked numbers on the scoreboards last night the cubs drop reds the again 16 to 6 ian hap had two of chicago's five home runs newcomer jamer candelario had four of their sixteen hits for sure it feels good you know to be on base for your team it's always good to you contribute know and help your team win chicago has scored 36 runs in the last two days padres rolled over the rockies 11 one gary sanchez with two of their five taters cardinals had four dingers to overpower the twins braves better the angels three more big flies for atlanta leading the majors with 206 and on pace to break the single season record rangers 307 rode roughshod over the white socks cory sieger went deep in his first at -bat after coming off the injured list royals the blank mets cole reagan's and the ronnie's scattered nine hits for kc's fifth straight win marlins came back from down five nothing scoring in the eighth ninth tenth eleventh and twelfth to finally subdue the phillies dodgers drilled the ace garrett cole gets his tenth win mariners rallied past the red sox tigers defeated the pirates astros edge the guardians chas mccormick with two homers nationals scored twice on a throwing error in the bottom of the ninth to nip the brewers giants over the diamondbacks and the bluejays beat the orioles toronto put shortstop bobbie shet on the 10 -day injured list with patellar tendonitis nfl preseason begins tonight in canton ohio the hall of fame game between the jets and the browns college football the big 10 may be coming after two more pac schools -12 with usc and ucla already making the move the big 10 is said to be doing its due diligence now on oregon and washington women's world cup group play wraps up today the u .s. meets sweden in the single elimination round of 16 sunday morning our time and leon messi continues his torrid start through north america as netting two intermiami more goals topped orlando city to advance to the round of 16 in the leagues cup the
ExtraTime
"leon messi" Discussed on ExtraTime
"Behind the scenes, it's now understood that Leo's father Jorge communicated the decision to PSG already one month ago due to the project. It was the final breaking point. We have had this conversation for a while. We have to give credit to Mike Ryan, the producer for the levit show down in Miami because he said bob was wrong from the jump. Fabricio Romano said months ago. It's everything but the name on the piece of paper. Leo Messi is going to be back in Paris next year. So he will not be. So credit to Mike Ryan. Good luck in game three down in Miami. Don't tell my said that. You know what I mean? It's just a podcast. He can't hear. So messy, we thought it was PSG barsa. Insert Miami and maybe Saudi Arabia. A team in Saudi Arabia. Messi is currently suspended for two weeks from PSG because he traveled to Saudi Arabia. When he was not supposed to, for promotional purposes. So it would seem that the Saudi Arabian club offer is legitimate because he's being suspended because he was Saudi Arabia. And that feels like a pretty strong connection to me. Barcelona, this report came out from goal dot com, saying that barsa has not put together a concrete offer because of their financial constraints. They're not sure they're going to be able to. Joe pumpy line I butchered that and that's fine. He will never know. Says Leon Messi's and talks with the Saudi Arabian club on a contract worth $400 million annually. According to a paper in England, that would be the most lucrative deal in the history of sports, it would be 200 million more than Cristiano Ronaldo's. And Christian Ronaldo, by the way, missable there, according to all reports. And his behavior. Yeah. So all of this is out there. And all of this is going on. It's why we have said over and over at the start of the season, we get it with Miami. You're leaving spots open. They have to build for this moment for the potential. He is one of the three greatest players in the history of the game. He's the greatest player in the history of the game. He has to deal with the price. They had to move price duke. I have a feeling, they're gonna start sort of hedging on the ch masky thing 'cause if Benjamin crassi is playing so well, Messi doesn't want to come and have to fight first. Yeah, exactly. And like, how's he gonna fit in the team? Right. 'cause I don't know. I guess. Maybe they could buy him. He's so good. He could probably adjust his game. To play with Messi, but I don't know that messy can figure out how to play with him. This is the story, though, and this is another domino if it's true, which I feel very strongly about the no one actually knows what's going on thing. Messi and his family are trying to make a decision. Do you have breaking news? Domino. That's a good one. That was good. Caitlin, were you there for that now? No, I have no idea what's happening. Oh man. Can I just, can I just make a point? I think that's the second time you guys have done this.
ESPN FC
"leon messi" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Absolutely. What about from the perspective sporting directors position, right? You're now in charge of this team. How much weight does what these players are saying? Like if we have a near unanimous pool of U.S. guys backing burr halter, as the new sporting director, do you have to bring them back? No. Absolutely not. So don't listen to the players. No, I mean, I don't, unless this is extremely an extremely toxic situation, excuse me. Within the locker room, you're never going to see players say, hey, don't do it. Get rid of them. That's never really the case, Seb. Do you know what I mean? So it shouldn't be the case because I think this is a little bit more than just not saying get rid of them. These are guys publicly backing a coach who's embroiled in a controversy, by the way. I don't think it's easy for these guys to take this stand. Well, it was easy enough where they took the stand, you know, the first opportunity they were asked about it, that's how easy it was for them to be what you're saying, the sporting director has a choice to make because regardless of how serious or not you thought the situation was or reading the report, you still think it is. They're going to be many sponsors. We're going to say, hey, that's not where we want to go with this. And the sporting director's job is also financial. So how do you deal with the program going forward and how do you handle the backlash that they make? Come with bringing Greg berhalter back. So it's not just what three players say. There's a lot of things that take into account here, but because it's only three players. And if I'm the sporting director, I would say, hey, I appreciate the feedback. I appreciate your input, but I'll take it from here. Yeah. Honestly, dude, I think as every day ticks on, I think there's a more real and real chance that Greg baral ends up as the U.S. men's national team. And it could be. I think one thing is the news cycle, right? The news cycle is going to kind of bury everything that happened, not just what happened between him and The Rain is, but the domestic violence issue as well. And if you think about it, herc, remember when the investigation was ongoing and I wasn't on air when the results of the investigation were released, we assumed that U.S. soccer was kind of keeping Greg berhalter close for legal reasons, right? But now the investigation is done and they're still keeping him alive as a candidate and they went as far herk in that investigation, which is an investigation into domestic violence to say that they were impressed with the guy who committed the act of domestic violence. The report indicated that U.S. soccer. Right? The report came away after the investigation with U.S. soccer though. They paid for it. And they released it, and they published it. What do you mean? They're doing, they're going way overboard to rehab Greg berhalter's image. Why else would you do that? Because obviously obviously it could cause problems. As you mentioned sponsors fans, whatever, why would you do that if you're not legitimately keeping him around? Hell of a coincidence if they go out and hire sport solitude, hire a sporting director, and that person happens to bring back the same coach as the process in 2018. But I'm just saying it wouldn't surprise me at this point. What I will say here is, like, who's going to make the call if he's no longer a candidate? Because that's not supposed to be their job. You know what I mean? If you can make the call, he's no longer a candidate, just go and pick the coach yourself. If that's the case. So I understand the frustration, but many, but it's a non issue at the moment until it is. Let's move on, herc. Is there something a little more light, something you know all about? No. Social media stardom and getting Concacaf. I guess you're a big fan of I show speed here. You'll have to tell me more about him later. Taking in some Premier League action and I guess at some point working his way through the Fulham team sheet and not exactly nailing Antony Robinson. Let's listen into I show speed. We got Tim raine. You know, him. 13. Yes, sir. Crap. We got Antonio Robin. Come on. What? Come on. Anthony Robinson. Yes. He's one of yours. Oh yes, he's American. Of course he is. Oh. You got Concacaf. Sorry, Jedi. Not quite on the level of fame that I show speed would need to nail that pronunciation. All right, so what do we got? He Argentina Panama. Leon Messi getting taken down. He's getting cocky calf here. Jeez. What kind of tackle is that? What are you doing? Who got the worst of it messy or the other Panamanian player? No, messy. Why is he even complaining? I heard a messy. Do what you do. You are not allowed to do that. How's that for goalkeeping? Did he stand still enough? Are you showing up respect? What are you gonna do there? He took out his cell phone and took a picture of him. Yeah, let's give diagon Madison love there. The Atlanta United star messy, no surprise there. Beautiful set piece. And Argentina celebrating their World Cup win with a victory over Panama. Club football returns April 1st in a classic. Bayern Munich with a new manager, by the way, against Bernstein Dortmund.
ESPN FC
"leon messi" Discussed on ESPN FC
"I'm Gabby's Jules horrible great skies over West London, horrible, gray skies over Jules head as well. You like the Charlie Brown character? I am very sorry, Paris has your man out. I think personally deservedly so over two legs losing tune out. But George, there was a moment in the first half. When you thought, hey, we can do this. Yeah, I thought the control the pace of the game well, they controlled the first half well. They played, I thought with some sort of maturity, some cohesion collectively, they occupied the pitch really well, different zones. Everybody was, it could have been better because I think there was maybe a potential considering buying with so upset with Kylian Mbappé. And it looked like it was a whole Killian plan. Yeah. And then exploit that. For example, if you pull already, you know that will probably understand if it would be a long and bad pay, which means that the layers will be in that zone. If you put hakimi and vitinia, there was way to find even more spaces. They didn't do it as much as I would like them to do. Instead they put somebody very quick and dynamic like you know Messi. Yeah, which again, but you're right, but I think there was potentially in that first half to be really, really on top. And then they didn't take the chances, the one for me that the Mendez crosses are, I think you can even take a shot. You can even take a shot, the big one is obviously the victim one. I still don't understand now why Russia is so much, and then the shot is so soft that the layer has the time to come and clear it off the line. And then when you don't take your chances, in a game like this, you know that I have time that is going to tweak some thing, make an adjustment tactically for his team to be better in the second half, which is what all very good coaches do. And not so good because she's like Christopher Garcia, don't do anything. I think there's a resilience to this Bayern team. It's courageous making some big calls obviously stamens said you had a jock and sell. We're going to get into that into that later. That's still a call. When you think my name, not a 100%, he doesn't go with the reputation. He leaves him on the bench. They're coming off. I thought a really poor performance at the weekend, right? Instead, it comes together, they're not rattled, and they see it out. Even when summer went walkabout, I saw, okay, is summer is going to be? Are they going to miss Schneider? Is this a situation where someone may be at this level, the mentality? No, he comes back, he makes it save officer Ramos. I don't like this whole metaphysical stuff because I don't fully understand it, but it's a thing, right? Yeah, come on, say, when I swim after the game, he said, we used to this. This is what we do in a way, which is true. Because PhD don't have that mentality right now, they might never have it. I think it's something that it's weird because they have the big players, right? Yeah, but they don't seem necessarily have that they have players who haven't probably have it as individuals as a team as a collective. It's not there. Exactly. Who knows? It is a thing, even though it's metaphysical, I ought to ask, there is now this raises a million questions about places. I mean, I think in some ways, it's kind of stupid because the million questions would be there regardless, even if they win the championship. That's the main questions will be there. So questions aren't true, but hey, it's tradition. They've been eliminated. They knocked out again. The only trophy they can win this year is ligand. So the questions are up there. Our questions about messy, questions about questions about Nasser questions about the ownership, questions about Galileo other than his immediate family by fewer people care about that. Way to begin jewels. I don't know, I think it's a bit early now because it's so recent and raw in a way, they're not going to make any decision quickly on geis future. For example, although I don't think it's good enough for this level anywhere and I think if you right now you need an overhaul of that squad, you need to start building something like ten haage is doing a united or even after arsenal. And it's not the right guy for that. So you need the right person to run manager to implement all of that. So this is really interesting. And innovation jump in, but I think what you're suggesting is you're not talking a man manager who manages big egos, big stars. You're not, we're not talking about our friend carleto here. No broad stereotypes. You're talking about somebody ground up multiyear project. You've tried, you try the try to quick success route in a way by going bling bling. Let's get the biggest name. The perceived players that come ibra Neymar Messi and you want. That hasn't worked. I think maybe the time to switch a little bit, your the way you do this project, to go maybe with thinking about the team more than individual. And for that, I think you need someone who will build a startup plan. It's a great point. There's an argument to be made that you have built the Paris Saint-Germain brand today. Exactly. One of the biggest in the world, now focus on just getting it to be great on the pitch. Mark Ogden suggested, for example, I'm sure he's a treating car with the idea on his own. Others in France, I said, hey, France produce all these great players. What if we price as your man? What if we just Hoover them up when they're young? And go that route. Yeah, it is. You know, as easy to do than to say it. But yeah, yeah. All right, Joe's, I want to pick up some of the questions about Paris has your man's future. But first I want to make a point about the game, which people often have, we were both on the FC show last night and other Moreno made a point about, you know, it's difficult to play Bayern when you have two people who just walk around the pitch and occasionally they try. Now, one of them is, you know, messy. This is an old thing. This is how he plays. This is how he's played really for the last 7, 8 years of his life. Some of it is an enormous football brain. So he knows how to maximize that. Some of it is 35. He makes the right decision wants to be fresh. I don't expect Leon Messi. I expect the team to do the running for Leonel Messi. And that's what he did for Argentina, for example. My callister Alvarez, all these guy aims are running themselves into the ground. That works, right? You want a world copy, you want to call a bunch of Ballon d'ors at home. I'm not going to fault messy for doing that. Then you knew this is how he plays the game and he's very effective playing the game. He's had a really good season this year. Even for Paris, I was your man, right? I mean, get a stinker last night, but he's been he's been good, right? We're not going to have a little more than that. However, I'm sorry is your boy. When Killian and BAPE does that, and it's not just with price as your man. We saw it at the World Cup with France, right? He becomes a player of moments off the ball. He becomes a player where he doesn't track back. He doesn't do that side of the game. And again, ostensibly you do it to remain fresh because when he gets the ball he's devastating and he was devastating in those moments in the World Cup final, right? But on a club team, but did France don't have Lionel Messi playing for them. No, no, yeah. You can have one guy like that and we could even question whether at this age that is up. He should be like that. Because you know what? I invite people to go back, watch even christiano. At that age, right? Early christiano at Manchester United, even as first couple seasons at ra Madrid, this is a player who's still tracked back.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Bloomberg's Dan Schwartzman, danno, PSG getting some good news, huh? Yeah, much needed good news to say the least they are of course struggling big time about PSG does get that much needed good news about killing a boppy and Leon Messi added to Tuesday's Champions League round of 16 squad versus Bayern Munich in a first like matcha park to plants and papi will begin the match on the bench after suffering a hamstring injury on February 1st, you're supposed to be out three weeks while Messi missed Saturday's loss to Monaco at the thigh injury suffered on the 8th. He as she has recently struggled they've lost for the last 11 matches in all competitions. Now, check this out, Ed. Their opponent Bayern Munich last lost, September. Liverpool pick it up an important three points for the tuna winner Everton in the mercy side Darby and Anfield red's getting goals from salat and jackpot with the wind Liverpool moves up tonight in the Premier League table Everton remains in danger of allegation sitting just one point off the bottom of the table in Syria into Milan misses a chance to open up a 5 point lead of razza lanta for second place in the league table after ninja can only play lowly Sampdoria to a scoreless straw. Major League Baseball's joint competition committee voting unanimously to make it permanent in the regular season to keep the runner on second base to start each extra inning. The rule has allowed for less wear and tear in the arms of pitchers. I'm Dan Schwartzman, this is Bloomberg. This is the big take the best of Bloomberg's in depth original reporting from around the globe. This is a really fast moving story. Of course, a lot of outrage among investors. This is so fascinating. The market shut down in a way it's never done before. That's going to have consequences for years to come. The big take on Bloomberg radio, and it is one of
Bloomberg Radio New York
"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A sports here with Dan Schwartzman. Daniel, well, World Cup is over, but boy, the thrills in the spills, as it is, continue Manchester with a big win today. Yeah, absolutely adventurous city slipping past Liverpool three to two. It was a carabao cup round of 16 match at the Etihad, knots on ake scoring the winner in the 58th minute to lead city into the quarterfinals. Fabio carvalho and Mohamed Salah scoring for the reds where Ellen Holland and Riyad Mahrez scored the other two goals for man city. Reporting that Leon Messi has agreed to extend his stay at PSG for another one or two seasons and his current contract ending in June negotiations on a new deal are expected to begin as soon as Messi returns from his ten day break after winning the World Cup. It is an AFC battle on Thursday Night Football halftime at MetLife stadium. It's the New York Jets trailing the Jacksonville Jaguars 13 to three a rough half for Zach Wilson hearing the boo birds 7 to 1478 yards and an interception that jets rushing for a grand total of four yards. Meanwhile, Jackson was rushed for a 115 yard Trevor Lawrence a 147 passing yards. Jacksonville comes in the game at 6 and 8 winners of three of the last four the Jets have lost three in a row, still playoff hopes mathematically for both of these teams. NFL has announced a 7 year deal worth over $14 billion of Google to the tech giants and distribute the Sunday ticket on its YouTube TV and YouTube prime time channels, direct TV has held the rights to the Sunday tickets since 1994 and most recently have been paying $1.5 billion per year on an 8 year deal. Overall, the league will bring in more than $13 billion annually for TV and Internet rights deals for its games. I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world reports update, Brian. All
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"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
"That the fed will have to stay aggressive, keep rates higher for longer, and I think that's what investors are a little fearful of. And so unfortunately, yeah, good news for the economy means bad news perhaps for asset prices as the cost of money goes higher. All right, coming up to the top of the hour Paul Allen will join us. Rich will get back to his television duties and will continue with this program for another three hours. This is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com on the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is Bloomberg radio. This is Bloomberg daybreak Asia for this Friday, December 23rd in Hong Kong, Thursday, December 22nd in New York and coming up this hour. U.S. stocks dropped snapping two days of gains. Japan eyes a record budget as the BOJ shock pressures funding costs. China to lift travel restrictions even as projections of cases continue to grow, U.S. offers vaccine help to China. The case against Sam bankman free grows. I'm at Baxter with global news. Reports say that world cup winner Leon Messi is not leaving Paris any time soon. And the schwarzman I'll have that story more coming up in Bloomberg's boards. That's all straight ahead on Bloomberg daybreak Asia on Bloomberg 11 three O New York. Bloomberg 99 one Washington D.C.. Bloomberg one O 6 one Boston, Bloomberg 9 60 San Francisco, Syria's exam one 19 and around the world on Bloomberg radio dot com and via the Bloomberg business app. Hi everybody, good morning if you're tuning in in the Asia Pacific, good day if you're listening elsewhere, it's a sea of red across
Bloomberg Radio New York
"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The play. And I think you get all this craziness now. Where guys are trying to outsmart themselves. There's a dance. There's a hop. There's an Irish dance up to the ball and it's crazy. Just go out there and smash it well. If you watch Leon Messi hit that penal the other day, that thing ripped in there. He crushed it. I mean, no more pinned because. Go smash it. Well, Bruce, you are the athletic director, you have the head of soccer at accelerator school, you know, the Bruce Murray soccer academy, you know, you've trained many, many U.S. athletes talk to us, you know, as we look ahead to 2026 when the U.S. is actually hosting the World Cup, you know, talk to us about the U.S.'s chances there. I mean, are we are we expecting big things? Can we can we see some improvement over this year's kind of, I mean, look, we made it through, we kind of made it through the group stage, but you know, it would be nice to go further. I mean, what are your thoughts for the U.S.'s chances if we look ahead? It's a great question. And U.S. soccer fans have a lot to look forward to. This generation will just be coming into their prime. So you got your pool sent as your reign as you've got your Aaron sentence. You've got Sergio desk. So you got all that happening. And now you've got this whole new group that's coming through. And will we find the 9? Will we find the two center backs that we've always been looking for? Is we have all these pieces now and now we can add luxury to it. So and if you looked at our group stage performances, we were the better team again. Now again, what was England doing, I don't know, they look scared to me. I played England twice, but it's unbelievable to me to watch us go toe to toe with a world giant in England. And yeah, we won the middle third there. I agree with you. There's no doubt about it. And if we had a goal score, I think that's the one thing. And so I've always said this, Damien, is if we could, we should have known earlier that we didn't have that number 9. That big strong player up top. And if that's the case, then you have to go to a little bit of a three man wing system up top. So in other words, you have three players up top who just can go wherever they want. And the two banks of four behind them defend. And I feel like in that sense, the U.S. didn't get it right. But Liverpool plays that way, right? They don't have a big strong guy up top. So they have three wingers that run around. So again, that's something that we have to either find or develop. And then the two center back issue is a big issue. But the amount of talent that's going to be coming through in the next four years is unbelievable. And this World Cup, 'cause everything has just been amazing. The proximity of the stadiums. That's going to be an issue that the hosts are going to have to talk to the host of our world cups. They're going to have to build in new travel days. Play a rest. I mean, there's
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"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The play. And I think you get all this craziness now. Our guys are trying to outsmart themselves. There's a dance. There's a hop. There's an Irish dance up to the ball and it's crazy. Just go out there and smash it wrong. If you watch Leon Messi hit that penal the other day, that thing ripped it down. He crushed it in. Scarlet no more pinned. Go smash it. Well, Bruce, you are the athletic director. You have the head of soccer at accelerator school. You know, the Bruce Murray soccer academy, you know, you've trained many, many U.S. athletes talk to us, you know, as we look ahead to 2026 when the U.S. is actually hosting the World Cup, you know, talk to us about the U.S.'s chances there. I mean, are we are we expecting big things? Can we can we see some improvement over this year's kind of, I mean, look, we made it through, we kind of made it through the group stage, but you know, it would be nice to go further. I mean, what are your thoughts for the U.S.'s chances if we look ahead? That's a great question. And U.S. soccer fans have a lot to look forward to. This generation will just coming into their prime. So you got your pool such as your reign as you've got your aronson and you've got Sergio desk. So you got all that happening. And now you've got this whole new group that's coming through. And will we find the 9? Will we find the two center backs that we've always been looking for? Is we have all these pieces now and now we can add luxury to it. So and if you looked at our group stage performances, we were the better team at getting on. Now again, what was England doing, I don't know, they look scared to me. I played England twice, but it's unbelievable to me to watch us go toe to toe with a world giant in England. And yeah, we won the middle third there. I agree with you. There's no doubt about it. And if we had a goal score, I think that's the one thing. And so I've always said this, Damon is if we could, we should have known earlier that we didn't have that number 9. That big strong player up top. And if that's the case, then you have to go to a little bit of a three man wing system up top. So in other words, you have three players up top who just can go wherever they want. And the two banks of four behind them defend. And I feel like in that sense, the U.S. didn't get it right. But Liverpool plays that way, right? They don't have a big strong guy up top. So they have three wingers that run around. So again, that's something that we have to either find or develop. And then the two center back issue is a big issue. But the amount of talent that's going to be coming through in the next four years is unbelievable. And this World Cup, Qatar is done. I mean, everything has just been amazing. The proximity of the stadiums. That's going to be an issue that the hosts are going to have to talk to the host of our world cups. They're going to have to build in new travel days. Play a rest. I mean, there's
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"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"I'm scarlet fu here with Damien sasar, Michael Barr is off for this week, a much deserved break The FIFA World Cup is coming to a close with the final set between Argentina and France and despite being eliminated earlier on Team USA, the U.S. men's team did better than they have in recent memory. Yes, the sport's been growing here in the U.S. and as a matter of fact, the head of the World Cup we spoke with the gentleman who's played in four different World Cup tournaments for the U.S. to Marcus Beasley. DeMarcus told us that the future is bright for soccer in the United States. It's all about player development. Guys like western McKinney, Gio arena from the NYSE city academy. Tyler Adams, 23. He's our captain for this World Cup. And he started in the New York ripple as academy. So you're starting to see that investment payoff. And I think that's great to see that we have such young talent coming some of them are going to come in from MLS. DeMarcus Beasley on the Bloomberg business of sports show just ahead of the World Cup. You can listen to that full conversation on the Bloomberg business of sports podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Okay, but we have to talk about this Jewish cup, right? And talk about the state of soccer football in the U.S. no, soccer because we're talking about the U.S. right now. So let's bring in another star of the sport, national soccer Hall of Famer Bruce Murray. Bruce, welcome to the Bloomberg business of sports. Oh, thanks for having me. I appreciate it, Scarlett. So great to have you on. I've got to ask you, Argentina and France in the World Cup final seems like they were kind of destined to find each other here. It was really complicated. I mean, from the first game when Argentina got here we go again, Argentina is not going to messy won't live up to expectations. But here we are a month into it at the final. And here's messy, carrying the country on his shoulders. And this is such an amazing moment for a man who plays the game the right way. And he doesn't, you know, he doesn't want. He gets back up after he gets kicked and it would be amazing for me personally to watch Messi lift the trophy because they're so the expectations of Diego Maradona, the previous generation where he carried he carried the country's hopes and actually delivered. If Messi could pull that off, it would be an amazing story. Hold on, Bruce, are you talking about flopping? I mean, I thought flopping was an art form. I thought that was part of the, I'm just kidding. Now I can't stand it either. But let's talk about, let's talk about power scene tremendous let's talk about PSG. Let's talk about the representation of people like Messi and Mbappé and hakimi and how they have managed to rise to the top here. I mean, so what are your thoughts here if you had to pick a team? I mean, we've got RG France coming up. I mean, do we think messy and his 5th appearance that he finally gets it? You know, it's such an unbelievable talent on both teams. It's almost like the game will get stuck in a bit of a quagmire like because there's so much talent here. Everyone knows if I try and do something extra or I do dive in that I'm going to get roasted on the other end. So you may find a little bit of a chess match. But as soon as the goal scored in the final, assuming a goal scored, everything changes, yeah. No question about it. And with the talent, you have on the field. Anything can happen. We talk so much about Messi and BAPE, but who are the other players you are keeping an eye on who could play a big role here that maybe is kind of under the radar because the focus will be on the biggest stars. You've got Greece, man, who is really coming into his own in this World Cup. You got to watch the French team on free kicks because they got a lot of size. They got the wrong. They got some big boys coming up from the back and so that's going to be an issue. I would also say that Argentina has all these young guns, the kid that scored all the goals now. You've got you've got guys everywhere on the field from Argentina who can score. And so messy is not the only person the only this messy team has a big crew of support behind them. And like I said, anything can happen, but it's going to be really interesting. I say keep an eye on Griezmann for France. He's going to be a real danger player. And obviously in BAPE and all the other ones. I mean, going back to your career, I mean, you were the all time leader in both caps and goals for the U.S. before, you know, obviously the 1990s, but you know, what you were really known for with those wicked free kicks. Now, I know that's different than a penalty kick, but I wonder if you could just share some of your thoughts with us on some of these missed penalty kicks. You know, when it matters most, I'm talking about Harry Potter. Harry Kane, exactly. I didn't want to mention England. But just talk to us about the importance of penalty kicks. How? As an athlete, you prepare for that at this stage of the game. I never, ever once was the guy who was like, oh, what's going to happen if I miss? I didn't care. I just went up there and just smashed it home. I picked, I picked the spot. I never gave my eyes would never give away where I was going. I would just keep my head down. I knew where I was going. And then bang. And I would execute the play. I think now penalties have gotten to the point where guys are trying all kinds of tricks and they're outsmarting themselves. You saw it the other day, Harry Kane. And that ball still flying down the highway. So I say pick your spot. Don't give it away. Trust yourself because the distance versus the goalkeepers ability to get there is all the probability is with the kicker. Just execute the play. And I think you get all this craziness now. Where guys are trying to outsmart themselves. There's a dance. There's a hop. There's an Irish dance up to the ball and it's crazy. Just go out there and smash it wrong. If you watch Leon Messi hit that penal the other day, that thing ripped it down. He crushed it in. Scarlett, no more pinkas. Go smash it. Well, Bruce, you are the athletic director, you're the head of soccer at accelerator school. You know the Bruce Murray soccer academy, you know, you've trained many, many U.S. athletes talk to us, you know, as we look ahead to 2026 when the U.S.
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"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Think now penalties have gotten to the point where guys are trying all kinds of tricks and they're outsmarting themselves. You saw it the other day, Harry Kane. And that ball still flying down the highway. So I say pick your spot. Don't give it away. Trust yourself because the distance versus the goalkeepers ability to get there is all the probability is with the kicker. Just execute the play. And I think you get all this craziness now. You guys are trying to outsmart themselves. There's a dance. There's a hop. There's an Irish dance up to the ball and it's crazy. Just go out there and smash it well. If you watch Leon Messi hit that penal the other day, that thing ripped it down. I mean, he crushed it. Go smash it. Well, Bruce, you are the athletic director. You have the head of soccer at accelerator school. You know, the Bruce Murray soccer academy, you know, you've trained many, many U.S. athletes talk to us, you know, as we look ahead to 2026 when the U.S. is actually hosting the World Cup, you know, talk to us about the U.S.'s chances there. I mean, are we are we expecting big things? Can we can we see some improvement over this year's kind of, I mean, look, we made it through, we kind of made it through the group stage, but you know, it would be nice to go further. I mean, what are your thoughts for the U.S.'s chances if we look ahead? That's a great question. And U.S. soccer fans have a lot to look forward to. This generation will just coming into their prime. So you got your pool sent as your reign as you've got your Aaron since you've got Sergio desk. So you got all that happening. And now you've got this whole new group that's coming through. And will we find the 9? Will we find the two center backs that we've always been looking for? Is we have all these pieces now and now we can add luxury to it. So and if you looked at our group stage performances, we were the better team again. Now again, what was England doing, I don't know, they look scared to me. I played England twice, but it's unbelievable to me to watch us go toe to toe with a world giant in England. And yeah, we won the middle third there. I agree with you. There's no doubt about it. And if we had a goal score, I think that's the one thing. And so I've always said this, Damien, is if we could, we should have known earlier that we didn't have that number 9. That big strong player up top. And if that's the case, then you have to go to a little bit of a three man wing system up top. So in other words, you have three players up top who just can go wherever they want. And the two banks of four behind them defend. And I feel like in that sense, the U.S. didn't get it right. But Liverpool plays that way, right? They don't have a big strong guy up top. So they have three wingers that run around. So again, that's something that we have to either find or develop. And then the two center back issue is a big issue. But the amount of talent that's going to be coming through in the next four years is unbelievable. And this World Cup, 'cause everything has just been amazing. The proximity of the stadiums. That's going to be an issue that the hosts are going to have to talk to the host of our world cups. They're going to have to build in new travel days. Play a rest. I mean, there's no World Cup ever where we've had this kind of a luxury of traveling 20 minutes to get to the next stadium. It's going to be a lot different over here. Up next on the show, we continue our conversation with soccer Hall of Famer Bruce
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"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"All right, let's check on sports. Hey Dan Schwartzman, everybody's looking forward to the World Cup final, but there's another match in the interim that be really cool as well. Yeah, people kind of forget it's not just the final that's left this weekend Saturday is the third place match and that features the two clubs that lost and that's Croatia and Morocco pretty big match there for whoever ends up winning that one. But of course we had a break right now at the World Cup the final comes our way Sunday and it's Marquis Argentina versus France now Argentina star Leon Messi and France start killing a BAPE battling for the World Cup Golden Boot both have scored 5 goals so far this tournament. It is Thursday Night Football and NFC west battle 41 seconds remaining for halftime in Seattle the Seahawks trailing the forty-niners 14 to three Brock purdy, 12 to 1696 yards and a touchdown Gino Smith while the 2070 yards, no touchdown Seattle is 7 is 6 forty-niners have won 6 in a row they are 9 and four. Major League Baseball the New York Yankees have signed the biggest name still available in terms of a pitcher Carlos rodon agreeing to a big contract 6 years a $162 million last year at the Giants. You want 14 and 8 two 8 8 ERA in a 178 innings and the schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports update. Daniel, thank you. Let's get to Paul Dobson who joins from our studios in Singapore. Paul is Bloomberg's executive editor on Asian markets. It's always a pleasure to have the chance to spend some time to get your perspective Paul boy in the U.S. we had quite the sell off here. How much do you think the way in which the market responded? I'm trying to understand whether it was the ECB's hawkishness or this retail sales data that pretty much goes to the issue of whether or not it seems now as did these higher interest rates are biting in a way that's going to create a recession. Yeah, yeah, that's certainly the conundrum that investors are reckoning with. And I was really struck by the ECB tone and the market reaction when I logged in this morning, having slept nearly it last night. You know, Christine Lagarde very aggressively saying anybody thinking that this is a pivot is wrong. Talking up the prospect of more hikes at 50 basis points so possibly going into next year the ECB is more aggressive than the fed in terms of the hiking path and outlook and how much further we've got to go still and that really whacked European bonds and stocks as well. European stocks had the worst day since May, so that set up a pretty nasty sort of mood for the U.S. markets as well, which I think was important. And then the data coming in, everything worse than expected apart from the jobless claims, which better than expected, you know, tells you that the fed may need to continue hiking itself at a pace for a while longer in order to in order to get the entire inflation picture in the U.S. going the way that it wants it to. And the BOE meeting was an interesting one as well. A little bit of dissent there around the 50 basis point increase in Bloomberg TV was talking to Danny blanchflower earlier. He's a Professor of economics at the college of former monetary policy committee member he feels the BOE's got it wrong and there's a risk of over tightening here. It felt like a messy communication from the BOE as well. And so the market kind of took it as being dovish. Dovish and Messi as well. I think is a bad combination. So on the flip side of the ECB sounding more aggressive Euro Sterling fell, sorry, Euro starting rallied 2% the UK currency weakening. And that might be something that we see more of, I think, going into next year as well. You've got to watch out for that possibility that the pound could really start. To weaken relative to the European currency if the ECB remains more hawkish, even though the economic outlook or the growth outlook for both is still pretty bleak. You can only sympathize with what central bankers are struggling with right now. I mean, they probably are well aware of the economic weakness that's beginning to manifest, but at the same time, if your mission is to tighten and financial conditions, the last thing you want to do is to encourage people to take on more risk. And I think we're going to be in this conundrum for a while longer, don't you? Yeah, fascinating, isn't it? I mean, so I think that the market was kind of getting excited about the idea of a Santa rally, especially for the U.S. equities market, and I feel like that is something that is going to be harder to achieve now. And more people are worried that actually the opposite could happen and we could see stocks are slide into yearend, which would be kind of unusual and a pretty bad signal for the start of next year, but it is that, you know, it's the same thing that we've been talking about for a very long time on the show is that the storm has been in the distance for a long time and we know that it's coming we know that there is session is going to hit at some point. We know that the Central Bank needs to keep tightening and then keep rates high so that it can bring down inflation because that is the number one objective and goal. And yet suddenly we start to hear the rumbles of thunder a little bit closer maybe. Paul very quickly talked to us about what's happening on the hang seng where I now we're seeing gains country garden and positive territory or sectors higher or watch the canons. Well, if you'd asked me half an hour ago, we could have talked about how it was all down as well. So a little bit of it turned around there and difficult markets, but I think that there's some good news coming through in terms of the ADRs, the U.S. being able to inspect an audit the books of the Chinese companies means that getting removed from the U.S. index is much less likely now. So I think that that's being taken as good news. And although there were some changes in terms of blacklists and stuff like that, I think that the market can get beyond that we should have some good news coming from
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"But a show trial. It's time they start having other witnesses then give other testimony other than what they've been putting up. So I have to admit to being a bit confused because the reason he's in court in the first place is because he, on the other side, refused to appear before the committee. You're right. I am, well, whatever. In San Francisco, I met Baxter. This is Bloomberg Douglas. All right, Eddie, thank you. Dan Schwartzman joins us for a look at global sports on daybreak Asia. Dana, we've had this conversation. It seems like more and more people are moving to Miami lately. I'm wondering if Lionel Messi could be next, what do you think? We do know he loves Miami does vacation there often and now in an interview with el mundo Deportivo into Miami's chief business officer Xavier asensi hinting that the club will be making a run at Leon Messi when the superstars contract ends at Paris Saint-Germain after next season now a sensei who was previously an executive at Barcelona, meaning he does have a prior relationship with Messi, believes that bringing in Messi would be a reference point for soccer in the U.S. I tend to agree into Miami is of course Cohen by English soccer legend David Beckham who could help sway Messi who's talked about playing at the MLS level at some point in his career. There's a lot of time Ibrahimovic not ready to hang up his soccer cleats the 40 year old green show one year contract extension to remain at A.C. Milan, eber is currently rehabbing after having knee surgery in May and is expected to be out 8 months in 74 matches at Milan, the striker escort 36 goals and helped lead the club to its first Syria title in 11 years last season. 2017 masters winner Sergio Garcia says he's going to quit the DP world tour as he no longer feels quote loved when he plays in Europe. Garcia had already resigned his PGA Tour membership after joining the live series. First half of the Major League Baseball regular season is officially over, the All-Star Game scheduled for tomorrow at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, starting pitchers being named today Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw getting the knot for the national league while Tampa Bay Rays left the Shane mcclanahan will start for the American League. Tonight of course it is the home run Derby two time reigning champion Pete Alonso the New York mets is defending his titles against a group led by Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle schwarber. I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports update all. All right, thanks very much, Dan. In a moment, what is a Goldman legend, a crypto star and a top banker have in common? Well, find out in a moment we'll be mixing up a cocktail of risk with those three will also have a check of markets for you. We do have the nikkei resuming trade after a public holiday on Monday futures currently pointing to a brighter open here in Australia futures pointing to declines to the tune of about a third of 1%. We'll
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"leon messi" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"End retail stores broke in grabbed everything they could get their hands on and left Governor Gavin Newsom says it has to stop and measures need to be taken These people need to be held to account We need to investigate these crimes We need to break up these crime rates And we need to make an example out of this folks I knew some says business can not be this easy a target Jeff Bezos has donated $100 million to the Obama foundation as brings his philanthropic spree to almost $600 million this year In San Francisco I'm Ed Baxter this is Bloomberg all right Brian All right thanks very much The time here is just about what 38 and a half minutes past the hour it's time for a global sport Let's get over to Dan Schwartzman Sudan has a name risen to the top of the Manchester United managerial search yet Brian possibly yes works say that Paris saint Jermaine boss Mauricio Pochettino would consider the job if offered as a former Tottenham boss is intrigued with the town level at Old Trafford and the idea of bringing glory back to the story franchise reports say that Ed Woodward of course hierarchy there at man you has seen at the top of his list Now there is one area of concern for men you that is how much in compensation would PSG demand for puncher Tino who is signed until 2023 Barcelona teenage star pedry has one soccer's 2021 golden boy award beating up Russia Dortmund shoe Bellingham in the widest voting margin ever for the trophy handed out to the best young player in Europe The win by pedry is a first for bars since Leon Messi took home the award back in 2005 We have just reached halftime Monday Night Football in Tampa Bay The 6 and three Buccaneers leading the three and 6 New York Giants 17 to ten Tom Brady 20 of 29 a 198 yards a touchdown and an interception in the first half Daniel Jones ten of 15 but only 60 yards and one touchdown pass it was by the way to the left tackle Andrew Thomas Of all people again 17 to ten Tampa Bay leading the New York Giants NBA scoreboard local teams and action Brooklyn beats Cleveland one 17 to one 12 Washington at home loses to Charlotte one O 9 to one O three 50 about 5 minutes ago in the game Boston blown out Houston one O four to 76 Major League Baseball news the Red Sox exercise in the club option on manager Alex corps for both the 2023 and 2024 seasons the 46 year old lead Boston 92 wins before losing to the Astros in the championship series this past year San Francisco Giants pitcher Anthony disco lafai have agreed to a three or $36 million contract the 31 year old went 13 and 7 with the 3.17 Yara last year I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports update Paul All right thanks very much for that Dan In a moment we'll be joined by Bloomberg opinion columnist Neil Ferguson to.