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Saturday, January 10, 2015

Chelsea has no interest on messi @eliudprom on twitter

essi deal 'impossible', insists Chelsea coach

Chelsea's assistant manager Steve Holland says the club are not interested in signing anyone in January - not even Lionel Messi

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Chelsea's assistant manager Steve Holland says the club are not interested in signing anyone in January - not even Lionel Messi.

The Barca master is apparently unhappy in Spain and could be available in a £500million deal but the Chelsea coach says it would be impossible to land the forward and remain within Financial Fair Play rules.

Jose Mourinho's club is one of only a handful in the world who could possibly afford the Argentinean - with some careful accounting - but The Special One's right-hand man has ruled it out.

"Jose has made it clear that in this transfer window nobody stays and nobody goes," Holland said.

"Sometimes a club has to be reactive, but the hope is that nobody stays or leaves. We're happy with what we have.

"Signing Messi [for Chelsea] under FFP is impossible.

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

never Diamond $8800 (and there are also yellow and pink gold versions)

It has become something of a tradition for jewellers - creating a jewel encrusted 'bling' version of Apple's handset.

A US jeweller today launch preorders for the first diamond encrusted iPhone 6 - even though Apple hasn't actually released it yet. Brikk's Lux line of gold, platinum, and diamond-encrusted versions of the iPhone 6 will cost $4,495 to $8,795 - and owners will have to wait until a month after the 'plain' version is released.

The $8,395 version of the iPhone 6, in white finished with 24k yellow gold.

'The Lux iPhone 6 is built with the 4.7-inch, 128GB model, and is available in 24-carat yellow gold, 24-carat pink gold and pure platinum,' the firm says.

Customers can also choose to embellish the familiar Apple logo with diamonds.

Each handset is disassembled by Brikk.

They are hand polished, prepared and plated with five layers of diverse metals before their final plating in either two layers of gold or platinum.

The diamonds are set with a microscope in a custom-made machined bezel.

The logo on the back of the $8,395 version has a diamond encrusted Apple logo

Thursday, August 8, 2013

RIHANNA RELAXING HOME@@@

Barbados

By CASSIE CARPENTER

PUBLISHED: 00:07 GMT, 8 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:29 GMT, 8 August 2013

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And Rihanna must be very comfortable amongst family as she appears to have spent the past two solid days clad in little else than swimwear.

The 25-year-old pop star - rocking her natural short curls - posted several more poolside Instagram snaps of herself displaying her enviable figure.

Home sweet home: Rihanna clearly feels comfortable in her home country, Barbados, where she tweeted several poolside bikini snaps on Wednesday

'Snakes X Skin #snakeskin': The 25-year-old pop star combated the 80-degree island temperatures in a tiny black triangle top and snake-skin string bikin

Wa-ter girl: Fun times for Rihanna as she bobs in the swimming pool in a red inflatable

Family fun: The six-time Grammy winner - rocking her natural short curls - also included a snap hanging out with her younger brother Rorrey Fenty

Street fashion: The We Found Love singer, born Robyn Fenty, also included a snap of herself wearing a floral one-piece along with her new gun-shaped grill

Blinged out: Female pop stars like Rihanna, Beyonce, Miley Cyrus, and Ke$ha have all flashed their trendy custom-made golden chompers in the last few years

Scantily clad: On Monday, the Diamonds singer donned a bejewelled bikini, matching head-dress, and several ostrich feathers to ride atop a float at the Grand Kadooment Parade

Scantily clad: On Monday, the Diamonds singer donned a bejeweled bikini, matching head-dress, and several ostrich feathers to ride atop a float at the Grand Kadooment Parade

Rihanna has been single ever since splitting with on/off boyfriend Chris Brown back in May following their very-public reconciliation at the Grammy Awards in February.

According to MTV News, the troubled 24-year-old turned himself in to jail in Los Angeles on Monday and was released less than an hour later due to prison over-crowding.

The Grammy winner's probation was revoked last month following a hit-and-run car accident back in May.

Going native: Rihanna must be very comfortable amongst family in her hometown as she appears to have spent the past two solid days clad in little else than swimwear

Going native: Rihanna must be very comfortable amongst family in her hometown as she appears to have spen

SOURCE : http://www.dailymail.co.uk

Monday, August 5, 2013

Cristiano extends it contract unti 2018 with 17 M pounds

Samuel Eto'o is the best-paid footballer on the planet.

Cristiano will earn €1 million more than Messi

Samuel Eto'o is the best-paid footballer on the planet and Cristiano Ronaldo will be the highest-paid player in Spanish football, with a salary of €17 million net for each of the next five seasons, which is one million more than Messi gets. Here are the 'Top-10' in the world:

Player (Team) -- Total earnings

Samuel Eto'o (Anzhi) -- €20m
Cristiano (Real Madrid) -- €17m
Leo Messi (Barcelona) -- €16m
Neymar (Barcelona) -- €15m
Ibrahimovic (PSG) -- €14.5m
Radamel Falcao (Mónaco) -- €14m
Rooney (Manchester United) -- €13.8m
Sergio Agüero (Man. City) -- €13.5m
Yayá Touré (Man. City) -- €13m
Thiago Silva (PSG) -- €12m

http://www.marca.com

Friday, May 10, 2013

@eliud3013 s25 in 26 years at Real Madrid & Inter:Sir Alex Ferguson's time at Manchester United

25 in 26 years at Real Madrid & Inter: The coaching changes across Europe during Sir Alex Ferguson's time at Manchester United

European football was distinctly different in 1986. Following the Heysel disaster in which 39 fans lost their lives, English clubs were unable to compete in continental competitions at all for a five-year period beginning in 1985. But when they returned, Sir Alex Ferguson led Manchester United to a European trophy at the first time of asking, beating Barcelona in the final of the Cup Winners' Cup in 1990-91. It was the start of a special story for both manager and club.

But while Ferguson, who announced on Tuesday that he will retire at the end of the current campaign, has managed United for over 26 years, European football's other great clubs have undergone numerous coaching changes since 1986.

FERGIE'S EUROPEAN RIVALS SINCE 1986

CLUB	COACHES SINCE.FERGIE	CURRENT COACH
	25
	25
	18
	17
	15
	14
	14

In that time period, Real Madrid and Inter have employed 25 coaches apiece, although some, such as Vicente del Bosque at los Blancosand Roy Hodgson and Luis Garcia at San Siro, count twice in those numbers, having had more than one spell as boss.

Back in 1986, Dutchman Leo Beenhakker was in charge of Madrid's fabled Quinta del Buitre, while current coach Jose Mourinho is one of 24 coaching changes at the Santiago Bernabeu since Sir Alex moved from Aberdeen to United over 26 years ago.

At Inter, meanwhile, Giovanni Trapattoni was beginning his reign at San Siro following a 10-year period in charge of Juventus. How times have changed.

The great Udo Lattek was still coach at Bayern Munich in 1986, with 17 men having followed since then. And Pep Guardiola will be the 18th when he takes over from Jupp Heynckes (now in his third spell with the Bundesliga giants) this summer.

Back in 1986, Guardiola was a young player progressing at La Masia, still several years away from making his first-team debut at Barcelona - let alone coaching the Catalan club. The former Spain midfielder would go on to get the better of Ferguson in two Champions League finals in 2009 and 2011.

Guardiola's mentor Johan Cruyff (whose Dream Team lost out to Ferguson's United in the 1991 Cup Winners' Cup final) had yet to seal his switch to the Blaugrana bench when the Scot moved to Manchester in November, 1986. Then, the Dutchman was still at Ajax, one of 18 coaches at the Amsterdam club during Sir Alex's reign at Old Trafford. And the latest incumbent, Frank de Boer, was a promising 16-year-old sweeper at the Ajax academy back when Ferguson moved to England.

Cruyff and Guardiola are two of 14 men to have been in charge of Barcelona during the last 26 years, with the former in charge for eight seasons between 1988 and 1996, and the latter's successful spell spanning four campaigns from 2008 to 2012.

AC Milan have also been led by 14 men in that same time frame, although Fabio Capello was in charge for three separate spells at San Siro (briefly in 1987, then between 1991 and 1996, before a sole season in 1997-98).

Juventus, meanwhile, have had 15 coaches since their 10 years with Trapattoni between 1976 and 1986, including the veteran coach himself, who returned to Turin between 1991 and 1994.

Despite his 26-year reign, Ferguson is not the longest-serving coach in Europe's elite competitions, however. Guy Roux coached Auxerre for 44 years between 1961 and 2005, having previously played for the French side in the lower leagues.

Ferguson will be succeeded at United by Everton boss David Moyes, who has spent the last 11 years at Goodison Park and was the third-longest serving coach in the Premier League,