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Everton will travel to St James’ Park for their first Premier League clash after the winter break and their first league game since Frank Lampard was appointed as the manager last month.

However, the ex-Chelsea boss has been given a double injury setback to his tenure already.

What’s the word?

Lampard took to his pre-match press conference to give an update on both Abdoulaye Doucoure and Ben Godfrey, both of whom have been regular starting players in the Everton side this season.

The Toffees manager told the press:

“Ben came back from his scan this morning and will be a 4-5 week injury, we hope without any issues.”

“Doucoure is still 3-4 weeks.”

In late January, Everton confirmed in a statement that Doucoure would be out for a minimum of four weeks, and almost two weeks on, if Lampard’s comments are accurate, the midfielder’s timeframe of being side-lined hasn’t reduced, whilst the loss of Godfrey over the next five weeks weakens the squad further.

Frank will be fuming

The game itself is critical for Everton’s season, and a win could be the start of a turning point for the side who currently sit just four points off the relegation zone, so Lampard will be hoping he can emulate the successful team performance he led his new side to in the FA Cup last weekend, with the side winning 4-1 comfortably against Brentford.

The ongoing injuries in the squad will leave the manager fuming, as he navigates through a challenging time for the Toffees in the league with many congested fixtures, including an important FA Cup game against Boreham Wood in that time.

Lampard would surely be wanting as much availability in his team so that he has the opportunity to really get to know the players, their strengths and who will fit into his philosophy moving forward at the club.

Thus, injuries to first-team players has come at a vulnerable time for the squad and will surely have an impact on the new manager’s selections and plans in the remaining months of the season.

Everton made five signings in the January transfer window so the new manager will be hoping that his new acquisitions can come in quickly to make an impact on the team ahead of his task of pulling the side back into safety this season.

In other news: Demarai Gray must keep his place in the team

David Smith has left his position as chief executive of Leicestershire and looks set to take legal action against the club

George Dobell28-Jun-2010David Smith has left his position as chief executive of Leicestershire and looks set to take legal action against the club.Smith resigned after a disagreement with Leicestershire’s chairman, Neil Davidson, and has been placed on ‘gardening leave’ until the end of the season. Mike Siddall has assumed the role of acting chief executive until a permanent replacement can be made.”We had a situation where the chairman was interfering in the selection of the side,” Smith told CricInfo. “I will be looking to pursue a claim of constructive dismissal against the club.”Smith, who played for Warwickshire before enjoying a successful career in the the leisure industry, has been Leicestershire’s chief executive for two-and-a-half years. During that period the club has weaned itself off a reliance on Kolpak registrations, returned to modest profitability and, last winter, contributed three players for the England Under-19 squad. No county produced more.Until now, Smith has chaired the Leicestershire selection panel. In that role he has worked with the county coach, Tim Boon, and the captain, Matthew Hoggard. Leicestershire’s policy has been to provide the captain with the final decision in case of disagreement. On Sunday, however, Davidson interjected in the selection procedure.The former chief executive of Express Dairies was a keen club cricketer, but has no first-class playing experience. Earlier this season Smith resigned from his position on the ECB cricket committee in protest at the appointment of the new chairman Peter Wright. Smith felt that first-class cricket playing experience should be a pre-requisite for anyone fulfilling the role. Smith was subsequently persuaded to stay on.

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O anúncio de dois jogos de punição ao Flamengo, com portões fechados, feitos pela Conmebol nesta quarta-feira foi motivo de lamentação para o técnico da equipe, Paulo César Carpegiani. Após a vitória por 1 a o, sobre o Bangu, pelo terceira rodada do Campeonato Carioca, o comandante foi questionado do fato e afirmou sentir a ausência dos torcedores como se fosse um jogador dentro de campo.

-Fui informado da punição, lamentamos. Acho que o Flamengo vai recorrer. Não tem muito a acrescentar. Só lamentamos o fato de não ter um ‘jogador’ tão importante que é o torcedor. Não tenho objeção, temos um jurídico e eles sabem o que podem fazer – comentou o treinador.

Antes da partida, o presidente do clube, Eduardo Bandeira de Mello, confirmou que o Rubro-Negro irá recorrer dessa decisão da entidade máxima do futebol sul-americano. A punição se deu devido aos incidentes que ocorreram no ano passado envolvendo a torcida do Flamengo e a do Independiente, da Argentina, na final da Copa Sul-Americana vencida pelos rivais.

Bandeira ainda afirmou que se o Flamengo não conseguir reverter esta punição, inclusive para a estreia diante do River Plate (ARG) , no dia 28 de fevereiro, a tendência é que o clube mande os jogos na Ilha do Urubu mesmo, já que terá portões fechados. Em caso de mudanças, a opção seria o Maracanã, contudo o estádio também pode estar inapto devido a agenda de shows marcados no local.

Enquanto a situação não é resolvida, o Flamengo se prepara para encarar o Vaco, no sábado, no Maracanã, no primeiro clássico da temporada. A partida está marcada para às 17h (de Brasília).

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Bangladesh batsman Aftab Ahmed has been left out of the squad for the Asia Cup beginning in Sri Lanka in June

Cricinfo staff09-Jun-2010

Bangladesh have left out top-order batsman Aftab Ahmed from their squad for the Asia Cup, while recalling the out-of-form Mohammad Ashraful for the tournament in Sri Lanka in June. The 15-man team, led by Shakib Al Hasan, also includes medium-pacer Syed Rasel, who missed the ODIs against England in March.Ashraful was not part of the home ODI-series against England, but had made the cut for the ICC World Twenty20 in the Caribbean and the recently-completed Test series in England. He made a half-century and a duck in two innings in the West Indies and had a poor tour of England, averaging 12.50 in four Test innings.Aftab played all three ODIs against England but made only 52 runs at an average of 17.33. He got just one opportunity in the World Twenty20 but was dismissed for 1 against Australia.Nasir Hossain and Nazmul Hossain, both of whom were part of the ODI squad against England but didn’t play a game, were left out.Squad: Shakib Al Hasan (capt), Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Tamim Iqbal, Imrul Kayes, Jahurul Islam, Junaid Siddique, Mohammad Ashraful, Mahmudullah, Mashrafe Mortaza, Naeem Islam, Abdur Razzak, Syed Rasel, Rubel Hossain, Shafiul Islam, Suhrawadi Shuvo.

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Nem mesmo o fato de iniciar 2018 como reforço do América-MG fez Rafael Moura deixar de lado sua admiração por um dos rivais do clube. Em postagem divulgada na sua conta pessoal no Instagram, o atacante se despediu do Atlético-MG com um agradecimento e garantindo que sua paixão pelo clube fica mais forte:

“Obrigado, Deus, pela oportunidade única na minha vida de ter defendido o clube que eu amo. Embora muitas vezes eu tenha tido que ouvir que sou marqueteiro, que estava usando o nome do Atlético para me promover, eu venho, hoje, já como jogador do América-MG, corroborar com tudo que sempre falei na minha vida inteira: nasci e fui criado GALO! Mas por trás disso há um homem, profissional e muito sério, que agora vai seguir seu caminho”.

O He-Man exaltou sua passagem no Galo como uma realização do sonho:

“Foi um ano incrível, pessoalmente. Vivenciar o dia a dia do Atlético foi a realização do maior sonho da minha carreira. Aproveitei cada minuto e fiz tudo que estava ao meu alcance pra gente vencer. Tudo mesmo. Dentro e fora de campo. O tempo inteiro. Estive ao lado da minha família inteira, meu bem maior, o que foi valioso demais para mim. Todo santo jogo eram, no mínimo, 30 pessoas na arquibancada. E sinceramente? Já era assim antes de 2017 e será assim também a partir de 2018. Família Rafael Moura. Somos Galo Doido de coração, alma e pele preta e branca”.

O atacante disse que deixa apenas uma frustração de sua passagem no clube:

“Infelizmente, deixo o clube sem levantar o título Brasileiro que é uma obsessão pra gente, mas saio de cabeça muito erguida por ter feito a minha parte e conquistado o respeito de todo mundo aqui pela minha postura sempre ética e profissional com o Clube Atlético Mineiro. E assim será na próxima temporada, no América Mineiro”.

Rafael Moura estendeu seus agradecimentos a torcedores atleticanos:

“Obrigado, torcedor do Galo por cada vez que vocês gritaram meu nome a plenos pulmões. Por cada mensagem de apoio após a não renovação. Isso não tem preço para mim e para minha família. Espero, de coração, ter gerado emoção similar em vocês quando marquei meus gols aqui esse ano, ou quando, naqueles jogos mais duros, eu simplesmente estava ali pra compensar na raça, correndo, dando carrinho, tentando impor nossa camisa sobre o adversário a qualquer custo ou até mesmo nos erros que serviram de aprendizado. Muito obrigado!! Valeu demais, Massa!!!”.

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Apesar da derrota de 4 a 2 para o Rangers (ESC) neste sábado, com os gols sendo sofridos pelo time reserva, o técnico Fábio Carille aprovou a participação do Corinthians na Florida Cup. O comandante destacou o desempenho dos titulares, que voltam com 100% de aproveitamento, e espera uma ótima estreia no Campeonato Paulista, quarta-feira diante da Ponte Preta no Pacaembu.

-Perder é sempre ruim em qualquer momento. Eu sabia que teríamos dificuldade, pelo entrosamento, parte física que ainda está abaixo, estreando jogadores, que ainda demoram. Mas foi muito positiva nossa participação e tenho certeza de que iremos começar muito bem o Paulista, fazendo uma ótima estreia – afirmou o treinador, em entrevista coletiva.

Carille também gostou da aceitação do Time à mudança de sistema tático. O Corinthians passou do 4-2-3-1, da maior parte do ano passado, para o 4-1-4-1. Assim os titulares venceram o primeiro tempo do duelo contra o PSV (HOL) por 1 a 0 e contra o Rangers (ESC) por 2 a 0.

-O que me dava uma tranquilidade de pensar nisso, e já vinha pensando desde o ano passado, é que durante sete jogos fizemos isso. E melhorou nossa parte ofensiva, e equilibrado na parte defensiva. E sem muito trabalho. O resultado foi muito positivo. Desde o primeiro treino com essa ideia, jogadores inteligentes. Para manter jogadores por dentro por fora tem que ser intenso. Acima do esperado por esse início de ano, mas já sabia que a resposta seria positiva – afirmou Carille.

O treinador também falou sobre Kazim, autor de um dos gols do time, e que pediu uma sequência de jogos para mostrar seu melhor futebol.

-Todo jogador precisa de uma sequência, ainda mais o Kazim, pesando mais de 100 quilos. Ele precisa de jogo, cara experiente, que jogou na Europa. Tenho certeza de que com ritmo ele pode nos dar muito mais. Ano passado, com o Jô, ele não teve muita chance. e com certeza com ritmo, porque ele não tem muita mobilidade.Com certeza vou utilizar muito mais o elenco esse ano, por esses jogos que vão ter antes da Copa. Vamos ter muito trabalho, e bastante intensidade também – avaliou Carille.

Após a participação na Florida Cup, da qual o Timão não tem mais chances de título por ter feito apenas dois pontos, a equipe retorna ao Brasil ainda neste sábado, chegando a São Paulo neste domingo pela manhã. Volta a treinar na próxima segunda-feira no CT Joaquim Grava,

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Leeds United are the latest side to be linked with a move for Armando Broja…

What’s the word?

That’s according to TEAMtalk, who claim that as many as three new Premier League sides are eyeing up a move for the Chelsea striker this summer after an impressive campaign so far on loan to Southampton.

Alongside the Whites, Everton and Wolves have entered the race.

It remains to be seen what sort of fee the 20-year-old gem would command with CIES Football Observatory currently valuing him at €40m (£34m), and then there is the matter of whether or not the Blues will want to sell, even though he’s well down the pecking order behind the likes of Romelu Lukaku and Timo Werner.

Much-needed addition

Whilst this wouldn’t be a signing for the January transfer window, it is one that the Yorkshiremen desperately need to make heading into next season.

As we’ve seen throughout the year, manager Marcelo Bielsa has suffered from numerous injury problems which have affected key areas, like in attack.

For instance, he has been without Patrick Bamford and his goals for much of the season. The England international has missed 17 of their last 18 league games with three different issues. He has no backup, leaving the Argentine head coach rather short.

United should be safe from relegation but they cannot afford to go into next year with just one senior striker as deploying wingers like Daniel James and Jack Harrison up front just isn’t as effective as having another centre-forward.

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And Broja has proven that he can cut it with the best. He’ll find game time very hard to come by at Stamford Bridge, so a move to Elland Road could appeal.

As per Transfermarkt, the young Albanian international has found the net seven times across 21 appearances for the Saints in all competitions.

Speaking about his form this campaign, Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl waxed lyrical about his ability and threat in the final third.

“He’s a great threat. He didn’t have many poor games this season so today he showed again how dangerous he can be for the opponent and he’s very helpful for our game,” he told the BBC after a 4-1 win over Brentford earlier this month.

Indeed, at 6 foot 3, Broja is a bit of a target man-like presence in the penalty box and one that could very much operate in a similar role to Bamford at Leeds.

According to football scout Jacek Kulig his strengths are “finishing, instinct, power, athleticism, and heading,” whilst he’s won 2.7 aerial duels and averaged 1.1 dribbles per game, via WhoScored.

Bielsa  – or whoever is in charge next season – badly needs another striker at the club and on the above evidence, Broja seems like an ideal candidate to target, should he be available.

AND in other news, Leeds eye “unbelievable” £20m dynamo in late transfer twist…

Lancashire’s hopes of winning their opening three Championship games for thefirst time in 15 years remain very much intact despite the efforts of DarrenStevens whose unbeaten century frustrated Glen Chapple’s bowlers on the secondday of their Champions

28-Apr-2010
ScorecardLancashire’s hopes of winning their opening three Championship games for thefirst time in 15 years remain very much intact despite the efforts of DarrenStevens whose unbeaten century frustrated Glen Chapple’s bowlers on the secondday of their Championship match against Kent at Old Trafford.Replying to the home side’s first-innings total of 320, Rob Key’s batsmen hadstruggled to 97 for 7 before Stevens’ 92-run eighth-wicket partnership withMatt Coles changed the contest.Stevens had made 101 not out by the time Kent were bowled out for 213.Lancashire added 68 to their first-innings lead of 107 before bad light and rainended play 15 overs early, but they had lost Tom Smith, for his sixth successivesingle figure Championship score, Paul Horton and Stephen Moore in the process.This leaves Glen Chapple’s side with a lead of 175 with seven wickets in handand two days of this fluctuating contest still to play. However, while Lancashire’s Sajid Mahmood will look back on the day with pleasure – he claimed 5 for 55 from 18.5 overs – it was Stevens’ innings which altered the balance of the game.Mixing doughty defence with uninhibited aggression, the former Leicestershireall-rounder, who had taken four wickets in Lancashire’s first innings, clubbedtwo mighty sixes and 10 fours in his 129-ball stay at the wicket.When Makhaya Ntini was last man out – caught at leg gully off the back of thebat attempting to avoid a Mahmood bouncer – Lancashire’s lead had been reducedto a healthy advantage, but nothing like the abundance they had envisagedearlier in the day.Stevens needed his luck – Chapple dropped a steepler at deep mid-on when he was53 – but he perhaps deserved a little good fortune and his performance spikedthe guns of a home attack led by the fired-up Mahmood.Most of Kent’s top order were unable to cope with Lancashire’s purposeful andwell-directed new-ball bowling in the pre-lunch session. Only Geraint Jones survived for long, and even he came in for lunch knowing he had ridden his luck.Chapple started the rot, and also claimed his 700th first-class wicket for thecounty, when he moved one away from Key and in the next over, Joe Denly receiveda savage lifter from Mahmood which he gloved to Sutton.Martin van Jaarsveld then fell for Chapple’s three-card trick and tamely gave acatch to backward short-leg Simon Kerrigan, who had been deliberately placedthere a few balls previously.When Sam Northeast sliced Tom Smith to Ashwell Prince in the gully, Kent were53 for 4 and thoroughly in the cart. Jones’ irresponsible slash gave Mahmood his second wicket three overs after the break, Smith’s swing then accounted for James Hockley and a stunning one-handed diving catch by Steven Croft in the gully saw the end of Simon Cook.While wickets fell at the other end, Stevens had been adopting a policy ofselective aggression and he maintained this policy in company with Coles, whooffered useful support with 33, as Lancashire’s hopes of enforcing the follow-onsagged.

أعلن سعد شلبي المدير التنفيذي للنادي الأهلي اليوم الخميس، عوائد القلعة الحمراء من بيع حقوق البث التليفزيوني في الـ4 سنوات المقبلة.

وقال سعد شلبي خلال مداخلة هاتفية ببرنامج “ملك وكتابة” المذاع على قناة “الأهلي”: “كان هناك تواصل مع محمود الخطيب بعد أن تابع مباراة كرة اليد، ومجلس الإدارة وجه رسالة شكر لجماهير الأهلي العظيمة في كل الدول العربية”.

طالع أيضًا.. ماجديبورج الألماني يهزم الخليج ويضرب موعدًا مع الأهلي في نصف نهائي مونديال الأندية لكرة اليد

وأضاف: “اقر مجلس الإدارة وحدد موعد انعقاد الجمعية العمومية، الأسبوع الأخير من شهر نوفمبر المقبل، واعتمد الميزاينة للعام الحالي”.

وواصل: “كانت هناك جلسة مهمة لمجلس الإدارة ودار الكثير من النقاش، وتم تكليف الدكتور محمد شوقي برئاسة بعثة الأهلي في الإمارات، وتذاكر الأحمر لمباراة كأس السوبر نفذت بالكامل”.

طالع أيضًا.. إعادة شعار نادي القرن.. 9 قرارات جديدة في اجتماع مجلس إدارة الأهلي اليوم

وأردف: “عقد الرعاية الرئيسي للنادي الأهلي لشركة الاتصالات بمفرده يتجاوز الرقم الماضي، فالراعي الماضي ومعه 14 راعيًا كانت قيمة العقد 510 مليون جنيه في 4 سنوات، والراعي الرئيسي الحالي بمفرده زائد عن الماضي بحد أدني من 13 % ويصل إلى 25 %، وقيمة رعاية البث التلفزيوني فقط تبلغ 660 مليون جنية في 4 سنوات”.

واستأنف: “سيكون هناك رعاة جدد في الطريق وستكون هناك الكثير من المفاجأت وسنعلن عنها خلال الأيام المقبلة”.

وأشار: “من ضمن التزامات الراعي الحالي تنظيم معسكر سنوي لفريق الأهلي خارج جمهورية مصر العربية، على أن لا يتحمل الأحمر أي تكاليف مادية، بجانب مميزات مالية أخرى، كل الأغراض غير الحميدة نرد عليها، وسنعلن الفترة المقبلة الكثير من الاخبار اللي تسعد الجماهير”.

واختتم: “عقود الرعاية لا تبنى على عواطف أو علاقات ولكنها تتم استنادًا لقواعد وضوابط محددة”.

Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa will again make a decision over his future at the end of the season, according to journalist David Anderson.

The Lowdown: Bielsa out of contract

The Argentine has been a game-changing figure at Elland Road since arriving in 2018, transforming the club’s fortunes and guiding them back into the Premier League after a 16-year absence, not to mention being hailed as a ‘genius’ by Mauricio Pochettino.

However, Bielsa has only been signing one-year deals in order to avoiding committing his long-term future to the club, so his current contract expires at the end of the season.

It remains to be seen if the 66-year-old will continue at the Yorkshire club, but Anderson has been discussing the matter.

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The Latest: Journalist expects Bielsa wait

Speaking to GiveMeSport, the journalist claimed that Bielsa will again wait until the summer to make a decision, having been in contact with people at Leeds. He outlined:

“I was chatting to people at the club saying, ‘What’s your feeling?’ (about Bielsa’s future). The thing about Bielsa is they do this cycle every year where, as you know, he operates on a 12-month rolling contract.

“He gets to the end of the season, and he says, ‘I don’t want to talk about the future until we get to the end of the season,’ then he’ll decide if he wants to stay, and usually by then you know if he wants to stay on.”

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The Verdict: Will he stay on?

The current campaign has been a struggle for Bielsa, with injuries affecting Leeds’ form and poor results coming their way, such as the 1-0 defeat at home to Newcastle United on Saturday, so it remains to be seen what his decision will be come the season’s end.

He may feel that he has taken the Whites as far as he can, running out of steam slightly after a consistently upward trajectory until now and potentially losing either Kalvin Phillips or Raphinha, or both for that matter.

On the flip side, another 12-month deal could be signed, which is sure to be the preferred choice of most Leeds fans, even if 2021/22 has been far from ideal.

In other news, a journalist is unsure over Leeds’ potential move for one player. Find out who it is here.