Mourinho To Replace Ferguson At (internet technology news) Manchester United
No commentsBy Martin Sejas
Mourinho’s declaration that he will head back to England when his contract is up at Inter raised a couple of eyebrows yesterday. Is he sick of Italy already? Or does he simply love England more than Italy? Whatever the case, the fact is that he has made his intentions known publicly. For one, the Board of Directors at Inter Milan will not be too pleased with what he said yesterday, given that he still has a while to go before his time at Inter is up.
After a brilliant start to his tenure at Inter, it is perfectly normal think that his English intentions could now distract the ‘Special One’ and at the same time, the team’s performance on the pitch. This could be a turning point for both Mourinho and Inter and it will be interesting to see how the teams play from now on.
The other debate that has been ignited by his declaration is where in England Mourinho would go. There is no doubt that he would be tempted to go back to Chelsea, the club which made him a managerial superstar. However, Roman Abramovich is still at the club, and one must not forget that it was their falling out that resulted in Mourinho ending his time at Chelsea. So for the moment, Chelsea is unlikely.
What is more probable, and his most likely destination is Manchester United. There’s a feeling this season that Sir Alex Ferguson is really keen on retiring from football very, very soon. He has, however, announced his retirement intentions countless of times in the past only to re-consider and push on.
He was very close to pulling the pin 6 years ago, and has since then won 3 more domestic titles as well as Champions League title. Perhaps his time has come to leave the game. Maybe he should have left at the end of the last season after their unforgettable night in Moscow.
Whatever the reason, everything points to Ferguson’s retirement and Mourinho’s return occurring at the same time. What other club could possibly afford and satisfy Mourinho’s ego and ambitions? Arsenal and Liverpool are the other possibilities.
In the case of Arsenal, Arsene Wenger is a god at Arsenal and like Ferguson, he will never get sacked and will be one to decide when he leaves the club. In the case of Liverpool, out of the big 4, it is the poorest club and I don’t see it being able to match offers from other clubs for Mourinho’s services.
Everything points to Manchester United. In 3 seasons time, Manchester United will be saying goodbye to a legendary manager and welcoming the Portuguese magician.
Martin Sejas is the chief writer of http://www.SportsNewsFootball.com, a leading sports news football website known for its fearless and critical analysis of the major issues affecting the beloved game of football.
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Arsenal Back On Track While Atletico Chokes
By Martin Sejas
Premier League football was back this weekend and despite the international break, it was a case of deja vu for pretty much all the teams. Hull City continued its wonderful start to the season both home and away to notch up another win against West Ham while Manchester United and Chelsea imposed their dominance in ruthless fashion with thrashings against West Bromwich and Middlesbrough respectively. Arsenal’s poor form also looked like continuing for yet another week until a wonderful second half assured a come from behind victory at home against Everton.
Hull has been the revelation of this season, bringing back memories of Wigan’s sensational start to the season about 3 seasons ago. Just when you thought that the international break would end their form, they won comfortably against West Ham and are starting to look like not getting relegated at the end of the season. I know it’s too early to make such a prediction but one would be foolish to count against them.
The 4 big teams also had wins on the weekend, 2 of them in thrashings and the other 2 in tight and tense affairs. The thrashings handed out by Chelsea and Manchester United emphasises the gulf between the big clubs and the rest in domestic leagues in Europe. I discussed this point and the need to find a remedy to the problem a couple of months back. The fact that Chelsea won this easily with so many first team players out through injury shows the devastating effect of this great financial divide.
Arsenal and Liverpool both had their work cut out as both had to come back from behind to win their respective games. Arsenal looked to be continuing their poor run of form with a very lacklustre and forgettable first half where Everton looked the more composed and confident team on the pitch. A better team would have punished Arsenal with more than a solitary goal in the first half.
In the second half however, the real Arsenal turned up to play, and spurred on by Nasri’s great long range goal, ran out comfortable winners by 3 goals to 1. Liverpool were also forced to play catch up after conceding a early goal in the first half. After 80 minutes, Wigan were 2 goals to 1 ahead and looked likely to snatch victory until Liverpool conjured up 2 goals in the final 10 minutes of the game to take home the points and stay in touch with the leaders.
Meanwhile in Spain, the Madrid derby was the big fixture of the weekend and it didn’t disappoint. There’s a saying that “it’s only over when it’s over”, and this couldn’t be truer for Atletico Madrid. Seemingly destined to fall 1-0 at home to their fierce rivals, Atletico’s Simao scored a goal to bring them level. This sent the home fans into rupture as it seemed that would escape with a draw.
However, the action did not end there. At the other end of the pitch, in the final minute of injury time, Real Madrid got a penalty which was converted by Higuain. The home fans went home devastated, the away fans went home rejoicing. This is the beauty of football where anything can happen in the blink of an eye. It’s for moments like this that millions of fans live and breathe football every day of their lives.
Martin Sejas is the chief writer of http://www.SportsNewsFootball.com, a leading sports news football website known for its fearless and critical analysis of the major issues affecting the beloved game of football.
Why Network Marketing Is Not For You
By Lou Casali
Are you adamant that network marketing is bad at any cost?
Please stop reading. This page is not for you!
Do you say yes to any one of the below?
– I have enough money and I do not need anything more in my life.
– I do not have enough time now and I don’t think I can make any.
– I cannot sell, selling is a sin.
– I am scared that people will think I am desperate for sales every time I talk to them.
– A regular paying job is more than enough for me. I need nothing more.
– I do not have enough money for the distributor kit. What if the kit becomes unusable? What if I cannot sell even one kit?
– I think network marketing is brain washing.
If you did say Yes to any of the above, network marketing is not for you either. You need not even take the basic interest to know what makes a good network marketer.
Perhaps, if you liked the product you can show your generosity by just purchasing a few products from the network marketer friend of yours and forget getting a distributorship.
Well, I listened to the warm up talks of an up line and I got the kit. I am serious about getting to be a good network marketer.
When I initially did sign up for MLM I had several views. My perception of MLM and my current views of MLM were more or less like the ones below:
– I can become rich by simply purchasing a distributor kit and creating a few down lines.
– I knew nothing about sales; I managed to create a few down lines from my friends and relatives somehow. Now, I think it is enough and they will do the work for me.
– I am not ready to make sales after a certain point; I want money coming to me from my down lines.
– I have worked hard in network marketing for quite sometime and I will stop now. In a few years from now, I will automatically become rich because I will be getting sales commission from my down lines.
– I have done enough, I am not selling or recruiting anymore, as the number of distributors in my down line increase I would make money automatically and I can sleep at home.
Whatever the case, if you have had one of these thoughts when you registered to be a network marketer, or if you still continue to have them be sure this is not your cup of tea. You need to learn the answer to the following questions if you are looking to improve at all or if you are willing to really perform you need to learn the answer to the following questions:
– Who makes the right fit for network marketing?
– Are people still surviving on network marketing?
– Are they not scared of it?
– Are they wasting their money getting expensive kits and scaring friends with sales pitch?
– How are they selling?
– Do they sell to friends!
I see people working for years in network marketing.they are good enough, but how do they do it. Thats the question for another article.
LC is a professional network marketer who specializes in teaching others how to be successful with network marketing. If you want to get in touch with LC or learn more about network marketing success, Just click here
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