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Published: By: userz - February 13, 2021Monday, December 14, 2020
CHARLOTTE FLAIR & MORE FEATURED IN SEASON TWO OF STRAIGHT UP WITH STEVE AUSTIN
Steve Austin’s USA Network television show is coming back, and he has a new season of guests lined up for fans. This unconventional talk show will also include “The Queen” Charlotte Flair.
We have to imagine that Charlotte Flair filmed her episode of Straight Up With Steve Austin fairly recently. She uploaded a selfie with the Rattlesnake on October 5th. It also appears that the background of the shot matches the one from the new trailer.
Charlotte Flair is featured in the season two trailer along with Bert Kreischer, Brett Favre, Ice-T, Luke Combs, Tiffany Haddish, Joel McHale, and Steve-O. Season two is set to premiere on January 11th after WWE RAW.
Chelsea transfer round-up: David Alaba blow, Declan Rice tipped for United
Chelsea are preparing for a busy December full of fixtures but January promises to be as hectic too.
With the transfer window set to open, the Blues are on the right track under Frank Lampard.
They will not want to change too much but there are still concerns over their defence.
Despite heavily improving their backline with the arrivals of Edouard Mendy, Thiago Silva and Ben Chilwell, reinforcements are desired.
Declan Rice of West Ham is a long-term target of Lampard's, who admires his versatility and wants him in defence and midfield.
While David Alaba has also been linked as his contract troubles at Bayern Munich continue.
Here are the latest Chelsea transfer rumours.
Alaba blow
Real Madrid have emerged as the frontrunners for the signature of David Alaba.
That will come as a huge blow to Chelsea, who had asked Bayern Munich to keep them in the loop over the situation.
Alaba's contract will expire in the summer and negotiations with the German champions have broken down.
All the signs point to the Austrian leaving the Bundesliga next year and Chelsea had emerged as a serious contender for the defender.
But Marca report that Real have stepped up their efforts and assumed frontrunners for the 28-year-old.
Alaba has spent his entire professional career at Bayern and, despite widespread interest in his services, there is still the chance that he signs a new contract in Munich.
Rice tipped for United
Chelsea transfer target Declan Rice 'stinks of a Manchester United signing' following his latest display for West Ham.
That is the opinion of Tony Cascarino, who reckons the England international is ready to make the step up.
Lampard is desperate to snatch up the 21-year-old, who was released by Chelsea at the age of 14 but Cascarino was blown away by his display against Leeds and believes he could end up at Old Trafford.
“Declan Rice was superb. He absolutely ran the show in midfield," he said.
“He was up against Kalvin Phillips as well, who is a good player. I thought he just took the game by the scruff of the neck.
“He just stunk of a Manchester United signing to me. I was sat there thinking, ‘Wow!'"
Published: By: userz - December 14, 2020Sunday, December 13, 2020
Koeman anxious about Barcelona presidential shake-up: "Of course I'm worried"
Barcelona coach Ronald Koeman could find his role under scrutiny once the club elects a new president, but he hopes his team can be transformed.
Ronald Koeman admits he is worried about Barcelona as the cash-strapped, out-of-form, ill-at-ease Camp Nou giants approach the end of a dismal year. With an interim president in place after Josep Maria Bartomeu resigned, the club's finances dealt a shattering blow by the pandemic, and the upcoming January elections perhaps the defining moment that will shape captain Lionel Messi's future, Barça are in a state of dizzying flux - Koeman could be battling for his job before long too.
Barcelona mid-table
Results on the pitch have been far from what Barcelona expected this season, with Koeman's team losing four of their opening 10 LaLiga games. As the presidential candidates scramble for popularity, retaining the status quo on the playing side of the club might not be the biggest vote-winner.
Koeman knows there is frustration among the fans, and he said: "I understand them. They have been winning titles and at the top for a long time and now they see us lose to Getafe or Cádiz. The situation is complicated at the club and may change in January with the new president. Until then, we'll try to get the most out of the team. I don't need support, I accept that the culprit is the coach when there aren't good results. No problem."
Koeman at least believes he has the backing of the players. "I think so, because I couldn't work without their trust," he said. "I feel comfortable. Of course I'm worried about the trajectory. We try to improve, and there is time to react. We are in a difficult time at the club, and not only because of the sporting issue. We are looking for the best in every way and I see that the squad are eager and know where we have to go."
Barcelona top LaLiga possession stats
Barcelona have been highly erratic so far in 2020-21, and no teams have higher numbers than their total of errors leading to shots on goal (6) and errors leading to goals (3) so far in LaLiga. They have had more possession than any other side in the Spanish top flight - 63.45 per cent across their games so far - but have failed to put it to efficient use.
Koeman's team have created 111 chances, beaten only by Sevilla (120) and Real Madrid (119), yet the flaws in their game are more conspicuous than the achievements. The Dutchman claimed his team had carved out the most opportunities, but Opta data shows that is not quite the case.
The coach, who was one of Barcelona's finest players in his day, has a thin squad and he pointed to pushing youngsters into action out of necessity bringing stresses and strains. However, he sees no reason to bring a psychologist into the club. Many teams and individuals across a wide range of sports have benefited from taking such steps, but Koeman feels it would be a bad fit at Barcelona.
"The team have enough personality and experience," said the former Everton and Netherlands boss, whose team play Levante on Sunday. "I don't believe in psychologists and mental things. If you are at Barça you have to overcome the pressure."
Published: By: userz - December 13, 2020Karembeu on Mbappe and Real Madrid: Kylian must decide
Former Real Madrid midfielder Christian Karembeu has stated that Paris Saint-Germain forward Kylian Mbappe must decide upon a plan if he is to make the move to the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.
The 21-year-old has been strongly linked with a transfer to Los Blancos and, with his contract at PSG set to expire in 2022, he is approaching the time at which a decision must be taken.
"It is a dream [for Mbappe to join Real Madrid]," Karembeu said in a video for Stats Perform.
"But we have to wait. The Madrid supporters have been waiting for Kylian for one or two years. He hasn't come yet.
"It is the same for Paul Pogba. Today, Kylian must decide his goals and his plan; if he wants to come to Real Madrid or stay in Paris..."
Published: By: userz - December 13, 2020Friday, December 11, 2020
Zlatan Ibrahimovic admits Manchester United injury spurred him to 'keep going'
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has revealed that his desire to keep on playing as long as possible has been key to him still performing at his best late in his career.
Despite missing two games following a positive coronavirus test, the 39-year-old has enjoyed a stunning start to the season with AC Milan, who are four points clear at the top of Serie A.
With 10 goals already from just six games, the former Sweden international is also top scorer in Serie A and is showing no signs of slowing down despite being approaching the end of his career at the elite end of the game.
But Ibrahimovic admits he is not thinking about retirement while he is still able to compete and claims that a serious ligament injury that kept him out for seven months while at United in 2017 has inspired him to keep going for as long as he can.
'After my injury I said to myself that as long as I can play football I want to play,' he told the BBC.
'But when you play on this level it's all about performance. If you perform, if you bring results, then you are still on the top level.
Ibrahimovic is back for his second spell at the Milan club, hoping to restore them to their former glories and end a 10-year wait for a league title.
The Swede was part of the side that last won Serie A in 2011 while on loan from Barcelona ahead of staying for another season on a permanent deal before departing for Paris Saint-Germain following 61 games and 42 goals
Although he admits the club is now a different challenge to the one he left in 2012, he is aware that he cannot live on past glories or reputation and that he is motivated to play to his very best to keep his place in the side.
'As soon as you don't do that someone else will come and they will perform, he added. 'I like that pressure because I don't want to be here because of what I've done before. I'm here because of what I do at the present time and that is the pressure I put on myself.
'Whatever I did before I don't bring it on the table now because it's like I have to demonstrate every day who I am. That's why I bring out the best of me every day. I'll keep going until I can't do these things I'm doing.'
After struggling to hit his best form at United following his return from injury he looked set to see out his career in the United States after joining LA Galaxy only to return to the San Siro earlier this year.
He enjoyed an impressive half-season back at the club with 10 goals from 18 games and intended to retire to spend more time with his family.
However he states that discussions with boss Stefano Pioli in the summer convinced him to continue.
'Pioli asked me what I wanted to do [about his future],' Ibrahimovic told Sky Sport Italia.
'I replied: "No, I am not going to continue. Enough. My family is also important, I'm here alone, it's a sacrifice. For six months it's fine, but I don't want to stay another year."
'Pioli said to me: "Okay, I respect you, okay." The next day we talked again: "No, I've decided to retire. Forget the contract, at this age it's not important."
'Then something changed. I didn't want to have any regrets. I called Milan and decided to go on.'
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