Saturday, May 1, 2021
Focus on : Arsenal's Robin Van Persie 100 Goals
Robin van Persie has given his biggest hint yet that he wants to stay at Arsenal when his contract ends in 2013. The Arsenal captain, who Saturday finished one shy of equalling Alan Shearer's 36-goal tally for a calendar year, has yet to sit down with Arsenal to talk about extending his deal. It has encouraged Manchester City, who hope to sign him in a £30million deal at the end of the season. And, though Arsenal are ready to offer Van Persie a club-best £150,000-a-week deal to keep him, Van Persie will not hold contract talks with chief executive Ivan Gazidis until the summer, and he has previously spoken about his frustration at the club's failure to win major trophies. But the Holland striker, who has two young children with his wife Bouchra, has revealed that his ideal future would be to remain in London. He said: 'We love the life in London and I enjoy watching my kids grow up here. They grow up like the English kids with good manners and values of England. The place where we live, just outside the city, is fantastic. We have everything we want. 'The English people are so incredibly polite where I live. People are nice here. That makes life a real pleasure. 'My children have become more English than Dutch. They have taken up the culture and values of England. 'It makes me melt at times when I see how well my children are doing here. When Shaqueel has half-term with school, he does not want to go back to the Netherlands any more.' Van Persie has also paid tribute to Arsenal fans in an interview with a Dutch newspaper, saying that listening to them chanting his name is among his biggest thrills. 'That is the biggest compliment I could wish for,' he said. 'Arsenal fans are real lovers of the game. 'They don't miss a thing. I like the banners, everything they do. Friday, April 30, 2021
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Campionato 1985 1986 Roma Lecce & Juventus Milan Decisives Titulo
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20 Aprile 1986
20 Aprile 1986
C'è un filo sottile che unisce Torino e il Salento, terra di uomini orgogliosi e tenaci, da dove, negli anni Sessanta e Settanta, in molti partirono per cercare e trovare fortuna mettendo la loro laboriosità al servizio delle industrie torinesi, in primis la Fiat. E c'è un filo sottile, ma robustissimo, che unisce la Juventus e il Lecce. Non a caso, proprio da Lecce arrivano alcune fra le più importanti icone degli ultimi 40 anni di storia bianconera: dal "Barone" Franco Causio, che col suo estro e il suo temperamento ha fatto grande la Juve e la Nazionale negli anni Settanta, a Sergio Brio, lo stopper corazziere della squadra dei mille trionfi trapattoniani Fino ad Antonio Conte, "Il Capitano", e ora l'allenatore, il cuore di una squadra passata dalle abbuffate di inizio millennio alla lenta rinascita dopo la retrocessione. E poi ci sono gli episodi: quelli brutti, come l'infortunio patito allo stadio di Via del Mare da Ciro Ferrara, che gli tolse la gioia di partecipare al Mondiale 1998, e quelli belli. Su tutti quello del 20 aprile 1986, quando i salentini, già retrocessi, espugnarono incredibilmente l'Olimpico di Roma per 3-2, regalando su un piatto d'argento il 22° scudetto ai bianconeri.
Friendly 1979 France Bayern München
Prenez
garde à la peinture ! Les Verts en Bleus passent les Rouges. Le Bleu
des Bleus : un Jaune égaré parmi les Verts. Feu vert pour les Bleus : si
Michel Hidalgo se prend un jour pour Picasso, il le devra aux titres
colorés qui ont suivi la victoire très nette de son équipe de France
(4-1) aux dépens du Bayern de Munich. Réjouissons-nous d'abord d'un
résultat sans bavure qui inaugure la saison internationale.
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