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Thank saint garrincha for alex song. It is rare to find an honest player. 1st, he left to Barca for MONEY!!! so many players talk about how they loved the team they followed him. Get out of here. You left for the money. And there is nothing wrong with leaving for the money , but it should be nothing wrong leaving for the money anywhere, any confederation, any league. Second, all of these agents and entourages and "family" members, never help guide these players spent their money better... ahhhh

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'I left Arsenal for the money – I knew I wouldn’t play but I didn’t think twice about leaving' Alex Song had only one thing in mind when Barcelona came in to sign him from Arsenal - and it certainly wasn't how many minutes he'd be playing in their star-studded side

Arsene Wenger the Arsenal manager chats to Alex Song during an Arsenal pre season training session on July 20, 2005

ByDan Burnham Senior Sports Reporter 13:09, 9 Sep 2024

Regular game time at Arsenal wasn't enough for Alex Song - who "didn't give a f***" about warming Barcelona's bench to become a millionaire.

Song, who celebrates his 37th birthday today (September 9), had been with the Gunners since 2005, first signing on loan aged just 17 and going on to make 205 appearances across all competitions under Arsene Wenger. He was a reliable defensive midfielder for their French boss, making him one of the first names on the teamsheet.

His Premier League form attracted attention from the Catalan giants, who made a £15million offer for his services in the summer of 2012. At the time, Barca boasted their star-studded midfield of Sergio Busquets, Andres Iniesta and Xavi.

So Song was under no illusions he'd be anything but a back-up option used primarily from the bench and in cup competitions. But that was of no concern to him, "not thinking twice" before putting pen to paper on a five-year deal which earned him a reported pay rise from £55,000-a-week to £70k.

Recalling the moment while on an Instagram live with fellow Cameroonian and NBA star Pascal Siakam in 2020, he said: “When Barcelona offered me a contract, and I saw how much I would earn, I didn't think twice.

"I felt my wife and children should have comfortable lives once my career is over. I met Barca's sporting director, and he told me I would not get to play many games, but I didn't give a f*** – I knew that now I would become a millionaire."

Song had been on good money at Arsenal, earning £15k-a-week in just his first contract. But the lavish lifestyle he led in the English capital drained his earnings.

He detailed one costly purchase in particular - buying the same car as Arsenal legend Thierry Henry, which he returned within two months due to how much it was costing him in petrol.

"Most footballers live beyond their means. I was at Arsenal for eight years but only began to earn a good living in the last four," Song admitted.

"That was because my salary went up a lot -- but also because I came to realise what a waster I was. During my entire time at Arsenal, I couldn't even save £100,000, while people thought I must be a millionaire."

He'd spend just two seasons playing for Barca before returning to London for two loan spells with West Ham, departing permanently in 2016 to join Russian club Rubin Kazan. Song went on to also represent Swiss side Sion and Arta Solar 7 in Djibouti before retiring last November.

URL https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/arsenal-transfer-alex-song-barcelona-33627318

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"Hey, listen to the donut song Uncle Max just made up!"

(See the spot here: https://www.shootonline.com/video/leo-burnett-director-henry-alex-rubin-beacon-street-studios-unbox%C2%A0-holidays-dunkin)

This commercial was released in early November, but I just now saw it.

Visually, it's a basic vignette spot. And we've even seen the camera looking up out of a box in a holiday ad before.

But the song – THE SONG. What a great song!

Jingles are a proven way to strengthen your message and make an emotional connection, yet I think they're underused these days.

And this jingle is wonderfully charming.

The world's got you feeling glazed over Sprinkle some love all around Just climb your way up outta that hole And you'll be the taste of the town Grab the one thing that everyone's lovin' And as it happens they come by the dozen Everybody loves a donut

But what makes the song especially charming to me is the performance. A simple piano and an unpolished, old-sounding voice – as if your great uncle was messing around on the upright in the family room. Not Michael Bublé and a big band. Not someone from the the top of this week's Hip Hop charts.

Dunkin', I'll give you some free advice:

Run this song on radio and streaming audio. A lot.

Make a 3-minute version and post it on Spotify for free

Don't wait ’til next Christmas to do this again. Do versions for different seasons of the year. Keep the same voice and piano.

You're welcome.

Agency: Leo Burnett. Director: Henry Alex-Rubin

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Director: Henry-Alex Rubin

Producer: Ray Leakey

Production Manager: Mike Carr

Production Company: Smuggler

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Fun fact: the guy who comes up to her is Henry Alex Rubin the 2nd unit director on the film. Apparently he and Winona became close friends while filming so she suggested him for this scene.

WINONA RYDER as Susanna Kaysen GIRL, INTERRUPTED - 1999, dir. James Mangold

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Henry-Alex Rubin, Winona Ryder and Lou Doillon front row of a Marc Jacobs exhibit during Olympus Fashion Week in Manhattan on February 6th, 2006. Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris.

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Henry Alex Rubin -- 2019 | USA, UK | 1.5

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🆕 Official Semper Fi movie poster → via Entertainment Weekly

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The Disconnect screening in New York 2013

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Disconnect (Henry-Alex Rubin, 2012)

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Disconnect (2012)

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Disconnect (2012) / Cinematography by Ken Seng

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Production: Smuggler Los Angeles Director: Henry Alex-Rubin Cinematogrsapher: Autumn Durald Arkapaw Editor: Kyle Valenta

Year: 2016

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Photography | B&W Workbook

#ThroughTheLens Photography | B&W Workbook

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Semper Fi

Story: Cal ist ein regelkonformer Polizist, der als Reservist der Marine zusammen mit seinen rauflustigen Freunden aus Kindertagen über die Runden kommt. Als Cals jüngerer, leichtsinniger Halbbruder Oyster (Nat Wolff) versehentlich einen Mann in einer Barschlägerei tötet und daraufhin versucht zu fliehen, ist Cal zwiegespalten zwischen der Familie und seinem Job. Continue reading