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46,828 次观看 • 6 天前

🚨Arsène Wenger on the country he is backing to win the FIFA World Cup: 🎙️ Reporter: “Arsène, with only four teams remaining, who do you believe will lift the World Cup?” 🗣️ Arsène Wenger: “Looking at the tournament so far, all four remaining teams have been impressive in different ways. But if you’re asking me which team has looked the most complete, I have to say France. At the beginning of the knockout stage, I would have said Argentina because of Lionel Messi. When you have a player like him, you always believe he can carry a team to the trophy. But if we’re being honest, Argentina have struggled in each of their last three matches and still found a way to win. Against Cape Verde they found it difficult to break them down and looked vulnerable defensively. Against Egypt they faced many of the same problems. Then against Switzerland, the game changed dramatically after Breel Embolo’s red card. They deserve credit for taking advantage of the situation, but they haven’t looked as convincing as France. France, on the other hand, have been outstanding. They’ve been organised, balanced and incredibly dangerous going forward. Defensively they’ve looked solid, and they’ve conceded very few goals throughout the tournament. Kylian Mbappé has been sensational, Ousmane Dembélé is finally producing consistently on the biggest stage, and Michael Olise has added another dimension to their attack. Every time they go forward, they look capable of creating something special. One thing I believe is that the eventual world champion will come from the France versus Spain semi-final. In my opinion, that is the real final. Those are the two most complete teams left in the competition. If France overcome Spain, I believe they will go on and win the World Cup. Right now they are the most structured, the most consistent and the most complete side in the tournament. People can criticise Didier Deschamps’ style if they want, but one thing he has done brilliantly is make a squad full of world-class players function as one team. There are no egos, everyone understands their role, and that unity is why I believe France are favourites to become world champions.”

🚨Arsène Wenger on the country he is backing to win the FIFA World Cup: 🎙️ Reporter: “Arsène, with only four teams remaining, who do you believe will lift the World Cup?” 🗣️ Arsène Wenger: “Looking at the tournament so far, all four remaining teams have been impressive in different ways. But if you’re asking me which team has looked the most complete, I have to say France. At the beginning of the knockout stage, I would have said Argentina because of Lionel Messi. When you have a player like him, you always believe he can carry a team to the trophy. But if we’re being honest, Argentina have struggled in each of their last three matches and still found a way to win. Against Cape Verde they found it difficult to break them down and looked vulnerable defensively. Against Egypt they faced many of the same problems. Then against Switzerland, the game changed dramatically after Breel Embolo’s red card. They deserve credit for taking advantage of the situation, but they haven’t looked as convincing as France. France, on the other hand, have been outstanding. They’ve been organised, balanced and incredibly dangerous going forward. Defensively they’ve looked solid, and they’ve conceded very few goals throughout the tournament. Kylian Mbappé has been sensational, Ousmane Dembélé is finally producing consistently on the biggest stage, and Michael Olise has added another dimension to their attack. Every time they go forward, they look capable of creating something special. One thing I believe is that the eventual world champion will come from the France versus Spain semi-final. In my opinion, that is the real final. Those are the two most complete teams left in the competition. If France overcome Spain, I believe they will go on and win the World Cup. Right now they are the most structured, the most consistent and the most complete side in the tournament. People can criticise Didier Deschamps’ style if they want, but one thing he has done brilliantly is make a squad full of world-class players function as one team. There are no egos, everyone understands their role, and that unity is why I believe France are favourites to become world champions.”

SethOfficial

533,917 次观看 • 21 天前

🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP PAYS TRIBUTE TO NASCAR LEGEND GREG BIFFLE AFTER DEADLY STATESVILLE PLANE CRASH Trump paused his North Carolina remarks to publicly mourn NASCAR star Greg Biffle after a deadly private-jet crash near Statesville that killed Biffle, his wife, their 2 children, and 3 others. Investigators are still working the basics, including who was at the controls: "I also want to express my condolences to the people of this state and to the loved ones of NASCAR legend Greg Biffle. [He] perished yesterday in a tragic plane crash with his family in Statesville. I met him twice. He was just a great young man. What a tragedy that is, with his whole family. North Carolina will never forget them." Source: Rapid Response 47

🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP PAYS TRIBUTE TO NASCAR LEGEND GREG BIFFLE AFTER DEADLY STATESVILLE PLANE CRASH Trump paused his North Carolina remarks to publicly mourn NASCAR star Greg Biffle after a deadly private-jet crash near Statesville that killed Biffle, his wife, their 2 children, and 3 others. Investigators are still working the basics, including who was at the controls: "I also want to express my condolences to the people of this state and to the loved ones of NASCAR legend Greg Biffle. [He] perished yesterday in a tragic plane crash with his family in Statesville. I met him twice. He was just a great young man. What a tragedy that is, with his whole family. North Carolina will never forget them." Source: Rapid Response 47

Mario Nawfal

56,196 次观看 • 7 个月前

#WATCH | Pune, Maharashtra: On India vs Pakistan match today in Asia Cup 2025, Asavari Jagdale - daughter of Pahalgam terror attack victim Santosh Jagdale, says, "I think today's match should not have been held. There is still some time. But I don't think that the BCCI feels the same way. It is very shameful; it has not even been 6 months since the Pahalgam incident. Operation Sindoor took place after that...I feel bad that despite all this, they have no shame in organising this match. I think these people don't care that people died...I read somewhere yesterday that the amount of money you get decides your patriotism. Is it true?...Do you have no emotions for the people who lost their loved ones?...A few Cricketers said that they do not want the match, but those who are interested and are ready, to them I would like to ask, you are considered heroes because you represent the country. Do you think you really are heroes? You are playing against the people of that country who have blood on their hands. Think about this..."

#WATCH | Pune, Maharashtra: On India vs Pakistan match today in Asia Cup 2025, Asavari Jagdale - daughter of Pahalgam terror attack victim Santosh Jagdale, says, "I think today's match should not have been held. There is still some time. But I don't think that the BCCI feels the same way. It is very shameful; it has not even been 6 months since the Pahalgam incident. Operation Sindoor took place after that...I feel bad that despite all this, they have no shame in organising this match. I think these people don't care that people died...I read somewhere yesterday that the amount of money you get decides your patriotism. Is it true?...Do you have no emotions for the people who lost their loved ones?...A few Cricketers said that they do not want the match, but those who are interested and are ready, to them I would like to ask, you are considered heroes because you represent the country. Do you think you really are heroes? You are playing against the people of that country who have blood on their hands. Think about this..."

ANI

24,769 次观看 • 10 个月前

True leadership is seen not only in moments of victory but in the strength shown during defeat, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always stood as a source of strength for India’s sportspersons. After the 2017 Women’s Cricket World Cup, when the Indian team returned home heartbroken after a narrow defeat, Prime Minister Modi invited the players to his residence. What awaited them was not sympathy, but encouragement, words that lifted their spirits and reminded them that their journey was far greater than a single result. Harmanpreet Kaur, Captain of the Indian women’s cricket team, recalls, “We had lost the World Cup and were all very low, but he spoke to each one of us with such warmth and motivation. It meant a lot that even in defeat, our Prime Minister stood by us.” During that meeting, PM Modi appreciated each player’s contribution and even remembered key moments from the tournament. He praised Harmanpreet Kaur for her remarkable 171 run innings and when the team presented him with a signed bat, he specifically requested to receive it from her, a gesture that showed his genuine admiration and emotional connection with the athletes. What touched the team most was the Prime Minister’s familiarity with their performances. “He knew how each of us played. It was amazing to see how closely he followed our journey,” recalls Harmanpreet. For the team, that meeting was not just an interaction with the country’s leader; it was a moment that reignited belief and pride in their own abilities. Years later, as India’s women cricketers bring home another glorious victory, that meeting in 2017 stands as a defining moment of support and faith. The same spirit that consoled them in defeat has now turned into celebration in triumph. Prime Minister Modi’s consistent encouragement through every win and loss has built a bond of trust and inspiration among India’s athletes, a reminder that true champions are shaped not only by success but by those who stand beside them. #CWC25

True leadership is seen not only in moments of victory but in the strength shown during defeat, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always stood as a source of strength for India’s sportspersons. After the 2017 Women’s Cricket World Cup, when the Indian team returned home heartbroken after a narrow defeat, Prime Minister Modi invited the players to his residence. What awaited them was not sympathy, but encouragement, words that lifted their spirits and reminded them that their journey was far greater than a single result. Harmanpreet Kaur, Captain of the Indian women’s cricket team, recalls, “We had lost the World Cup and were all very low, but he spoke to each one of us with such warmth and motivation. It meant a lot that even in defeat, our Prime Minister stood by us.” During that meeting, PM Modi appreciated each player’s contribution and even remembered key moments from the tournament. He praised Harmanpreet Kaur for her remarkable 171 run innings and when the team presented him with a signed bat, he specifically requested to receive it from her, a gesture that showed his genuine admiration and emotional connection with the athletes. What touched the team most was the Prime Minister’s familiarity with their performances. “He knew how each of us played. It was amazing to see how closely he followed our journey,” recalls Harmanpreet. For the team, that meeting was not just an interaction with the country’s leader; it was a moment that reignited belief and pride in their own abilities. Years later, as India’s women cricketers bring home another glorious victory, that meeting in 2017 stands as a defining moment of support and faith. The same spirit that consoled them in defeat has now turned into celebration in triumph. Prime Minister Modi’s consistent encouragement through every win and loss has built a bond of trust and inspiration among India’s athletes, a reminder that true champions are shaped not only by success but by those who stand beside them. #CWC25

Modi Story

58,340 次观看 • 9 个月前

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Dylan Babbs

611,198 次观看 • 5 个月前

🔥NEW D1 Baseball Scholarship & Roster Impact 🔥 5 Predictions - Andrew Beinbrink 1. Only a small % of D1’s will provide the max 34 scholarships. Majority of the 300 D1 baseball programs won’t offer more than the 11.7 and many that are not fully funded will stay with the # they provide right now 2. The Portal will become even more competitive for “College Free Agency” and potentially larger numbers next year (this year was over 5,000 of which 75%+ where D1!) 3. Smaller Rosters Size from 40 to 34 max will impact most HS players trying to go Power Conference D1 even more than now. 4. D2, D3, JC and NAIA baseball will get even better and provide players a proving ground if they want to transfer after finding success. 5. College baseball coaches will rely on their network of club coaches, scouts, agents, and recruiting advisors even more to help get the right type of player & Family for their program. Coaches are already spread thin with all of their current responsibilities.

🔥NEW D1 Baseball Scholarship & Roster Impact 🔥 5 Predictions - Andrew Beinbrink 1. Only a small % of D1’s will provide the max 34 scholarships. Majority of the 300 D1 baseball programs won’t offer more than the 11.7 and many that are not fully funded will stay with the # they provide right now 2. The Portal will become even more competitive for “College Free Agency” and potentially larger numbers next year (this year was over 5,000 of which 75%+ where D1!) 3. Smaller Rosters Size from 40 to 34 max will impact most HS players trying to go Power Conference D1 even more than now. 4. D2, D3, JC and NAIA baseball will get even better and provide players a proving ground if they want to transfer after finding success. 5. College baseball coaches will rely on their network of club coaches, scouts, agents, and recruiting advisors even more to help get the right type of player & Family for their program. Coaches are already spread thin with all of their current responsibilities.

SportsForce Baseball

67,962 次观看 • 2 年前

As per World Bank, we need 2.15 dollars per day to stay above poverty line. In that 2 dollars, less than a dollar goes on diet. But on an average, middle class people spend 3-5 dollars on their diet every day. If we compare with average richer classes, per day expenditure is 40-50 dollars a day. Does not include fancy restaurants or Butler services. Or wine, whiskey etc. Just food. 8 to 10 times expenditure gap with the middle class and 50 times gap with a person just at poverty level of 2 dollars. What does that difference get you? Best quality food! Steaks aren’t cheap, allergy based diets and substitutes to the products which you cannot digest. Like almond milk in place of skim/fat milk. At 3 dollars per day, it is obvious that the body is recharged with wheat, rice, pulses, milk, millets, potatoes and every agency will tell you that it is healthy and best. They cannot tell a 3 dollar guy that he gotta spend 20-25 dollars per day. As you go up, you can pick things you want to eat. Best quality of those things eventually. You can choose to be a picky eater and not worry about 30 rupees delivery fee Zomato is charging. This is why actors, athletes etc revamp their diets when they rise socioeconomic ladders. They won’t be eating 1 kg rajma after that like they did in hostel days. You have to be conscious about it. When you rise your socioeconomic strata, your diet must reflect that. Otherwise, there was no point. You could just stay at 3-5 dollars a day level and live happily ever after.

As per World Bank, we need 2.15 dollars per day to stay above poverty line. In that 2 dollars, less than a dollar goes on diet. But on an average, middle class people spend 3-5 dollars on their diet every day. If we compare with average richer classes, per day expenditure is 40-50 dollars a day. Does not include fancy restaurants or Butler services. Or wine, whiskey etc. Just food. 8 to 10 times expenditure gap with the middle class and 50 times gap with a person just at poverty level of 2 dollars. What does that difference get you? Best quality food! Steaks aren’t cheap, allergy based diets and substitutes to the products which you cannot digest. Like almond milk in place of skim/fat milk. At 3 dollars per day, it is obvious that the body is recharged with wheat, rice, pulses, milk, millets, potatoes and every agency will tell you that it is healthy and best. They cannot tell a 3 dollar guy that he gotta spend 20-25 dollars per day. As you go up, you can pick things you want to eat. Best quality of those things eventually. You can choose to be a picky eater and not worry about 30 rupees delivery fee Zomato is charging. This is why actors, athletes etc revamp their diets when they rise socioeconomic ladders. They won’t be eating 1 kg rajma after that like they did in hostel days. You have to be conscious about it. When you rise your socioeconomic strata, your diet must reflect that. Otherwise, there was no point. You could just stay at 3-5 dollars a day level and live happily ever after.

Chirag Barjatya

878,006 次观看 • 1 年前

I TOLD NI-KI WE’D GET HIM BB #1🙈 please don’t make me out to be a liar. they really want this, and this cb is so important to Enhypen, so let’s work hard on it. Back in early April, about 2 weeks after Melbourne performance, I told Ni-ki it was my favorite performance of his. I was so mesmerized by his performances that day, I kept rewatching those fancams over and over. Ni-ki and all of Enhypen had such hunger in that performance to really prove themselves. I felt extremely touched and felt like they had that debut hunger. They performed like mad men that night. No matter how many people wrote them off and thought they were done. They proved that night they were here to stay, and they showed everyone their worth and power through those performances. So I shared that in the most simple way I could say it so it was easy for him to understand and gave some encouragement for Enhypen too. More than anything I want to get them that BB 100 #1, a goal they had be reaching for for years. So US engenes, please buy albums and stream a lot. Join stream teams, vote, and donate to the US fanbase to contribute to digital album sales. We need everyone to participate. Of course, I hope we do well on Hanteo and domestic music shows as well. Enhypen deserves all the best and because they went above and beyond for this next album. It’s time we reciprocate their dedication and love towards Engenes. (my voice was digitally altered for privacy reasons)

I TOLD NI-KI WE’D GET HIM BB #1🙈 please don’t make me out to be a liar. they really want this, and this cb is so important to Enhypen, so let’s work hard on it. Back in early April, about 2 weeks after Melbourne performance, I told Ni-ki it was my favorite performance of his. I was so mesmerized by his performances that day, I kept rewatching those fancams over and over. Ni-ki and all of Enhypen had such hunger in that performance to really prove themselves. I felt extremely touched and felt like they had that debut hunger. They performed like mad men that night. No matter how many people wrote them off and thought they were done. They proved that night they were here to stay, and they showed everyone their worth and power through those performances. So I shared that in the most simple way I could say it so it was easy for him to understand and gave some encouragement for Enhypen too. More than anything I want to get them that BB 100 #1, a goal they had be reaching for for years. So US engenes, please buy albums and stream a lot. Join stream teams, vote, and donate to the US fanbase to contribute to digital album sales. We need everyone to participate. Of course, I hope we do well on Hanteo and domestic music shows as well. Enhypen deserves all the best and because they went above and beyond for this next album. It’s time we reciprocate their dedication and love towards Engenes. (my voice was digitally altered for privacy reasons)

K

27,806 次观看 • 6 天前