#Liga 1 2020

[julianalvarez9]

(1) Zona de promesas, song by Mercedes Sosa. (trans: "mom knows well, i've lost a battle) / (2) Copa América Final: Lionel Messi Tries to Slay His Ghosts - The New York Times / (3) Clarice Lispector, from the complete stories: 'one day less' / (4) Lionel Messi of Argentina closes his eyes during the national anthem prior to a match between Argentina and Paraguay as part of South American Qualifiers for Qatar 2022 at Estadio Alberto J. Armando on November 12, 2020 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo by Juan I. Roncoroni) / (5) Against Silence, Frank Bidart / (6) Lionel Messi of Argentina lifts the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Winner's Trophy during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Final match between Argentina and France at Lusail Stadium on December 18, 2022 in Lusail City, Qatar. (Photo by Julian Finney) / (7) Zona de promesas, song by Mercedes Sosa. (trans: it takes time to arrive and in the end, in the end there is a reward) / (8) Lionel Messi of Argentina celebrates with the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Winner's Trophy after the team's victory during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Final match between Argentina and France at Lusail Stadium on December 18, 2022 in Lusail City, Qatar. (Photo by Lars Baron) / (9) Lionel Messi speech after winning the 2023 Laureus World Sportsman of the Year. / (10) Lionel Messi of Argentina kisses the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Winner's Trophy while holding the adidas Golden Boot award after the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Final match between Argentina and France at Lusail Stadium on December 18, 2022 in Lusail City, Qatar. (Photo by Julian Finney) / (11) Tumblr textpost. / (12) Lionel Messi of Argentina celebrates with teammates after their fourth and winning penalty by Gonzalo Montiel in the penalty shootout during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Final match between Argentina and France at Lusail Stadium on December 18, 2022 in Lusail City, Qatar. (Photo by Maddie Meyer) / (13) Lionel Messi speech after winning the 2023 Laureus World Sportsman of the Year. / (14) Lionel Messi of FC Barcelona celebrates with his teammates after scoring his team's fourth goal during the La Liga match between FC Barcelona and Sevilla FC at Camp Nou on November 22, 2014 in Barcelona, Spain. Lionel Messi beat the number of goal in the Spanish La Liga of Telmo Zarra scoring his 252nd goal. (Photo by David Ramos) / (15) Lionel Messi is offered a hand by teammate Ezequiel Lavezzi of Argentina after the finial whistle and defeat at the World Cup Final match between Germany (1) and Argentina (0) at the Maracana Stadium on July 13, 2014 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Photo by Simon Bruty) / (16) Lionel Messi speech after winning the 2023 Laureus World Sportsman of the Year. / (17) Lionel Messi greet fans during a victory parade of the Argentina men's national football team after winning the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 on December 20, 2022 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo by Gustavo Pagano) / (18) Lionel Messi of Argentina holds the FIFA World Cup trophy during World Champions' celebrations after an international friendly between Argentina and Panama at Estadio Mas Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti on March 23, 2023 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo by Marcelo Endelli) / (19) Zona de promesas, song by Mercedes Sosa. (trans: in the zone of promises) / (20)  Lionel Messi of Argentina shoots the ball during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Group C match between Argentina and Mexico at Lusail Stadium on November 26, 2022 in Lusail City, Qatar. (Photo by Fu Tian).

[pedripics]

hi! may i ask you something about this Super League? im confused because im new here. and what about that 1 billion euros for? thank you

Hi, of course 🫶🏻

The Super League is a rather complex topic, so I'm gonna give you a short summary and a longer version with the history and stuff under the cut.

In short, the Super League is a proposed football competition for football clubs in Europe that is aimed to rival the UEFA competitions, such as the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League.

Format (this is the new version they just released):

It would include 64 men’s (spread across three leagues) and 32 women’s teams (spread across two leagues) playing midweek games in a league system across Europe. All clubs would play in groups of 8 – home and away – resulting in a guaranteed minimum of 14 matches per year. At the end of the season, a knockout stage of 8 clubs will be played in each league to determine the league champions. There would also be annual promotion and relegation between the three/ two leagues. The idea is that it would not interfere with domestic leagues.

History:

Proposals of Super Leagues in European football have been around for decades with the earliest ideas dating back to 1968. There were attempts to create a 'Super League' in 1987 and 1990 but they were abandoned after UEFA and FIFA threatened to sanction all involved clubs. In 2009, Florentino Pérez (president of Real Madrid) began planning a 'Super League' because the Champions League, in his words, was too "obsolete and problematic for the quality of the sport and an obstacle preventing clubs from growing their businesses and developing infrastructure." That idea resurfaced in 2020 when big clubs started suffering financially from the Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing debts. That got American investors interested who pledged US $5 billion towards its formation. In January 2021, FIFA and all six football's continental confederations (AFC, CAF, CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, OFC, and UEFA) issued a statement that rejected the formation of any breakaway European Super League and that they would ban any club or player involved from any competitions organised by FIFA and its six confederations.

Current 'European Super League':

In April 2021, Pérez announced the formation of the 'European Super League' (ESL) via a press release signed by twelve clubs that signed up to be involved (Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspurs, Inter Milan, Juventus, AC Milan, Atlético Madrid, FC Barcelona, and Real Madrid). The aim was a new competition that "provides higher-quality matches and additional financial resources for the overall football pyramid, provides significantly greater economic growth and support for European football via a long-term commitment to uncapped solidarity payments, which will grow in line with league revenues, would appeal to a new younger generation of football fans, and also would improve VAR and refereeing." Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, and Juventus were the three leading clubs. There is much more to the financial aspect of it (like solidarity payments, welcome bonuses, participation payments, commercial revenue, etc.), but that's rather complicated and depends on what newspaper you wanna believe.

Reception:

The announcement led to a joint statement from the governing bodies of the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A condemning the formation, with all governing bodies declaring to prevent the ESL from proceeding any further. Football governing bodies from Germany, France and Russia released similar statements. UEFA reiterated their statements made in January 2021, warning that any clubs involved in the Super League would be banned from all other domestic, European and world football competitions and that players from the clubs involved would also be banned from representing their national teams in international matches. (The Premier League and their governing body FA ruled out barring the six clubs from domestic competitions and preferred to not take legal action.) Numerous politicians expressed their opposition to the proposal of the ESL. Amongst commentators, footballers and managers, the ESL sparked contrasting opinions. Media companies were mostly opposed to the idea (which does not come as a surprise as ESL promises free viewing of all live matches). Many football fans, including the fans of the involved clubs, were not in support of the idea of the ESL. The backlash led to nine clubs (all clubs, except FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Juventus) announcing their intention to withdraw from the project in April 2023. However, eight of these nine clubs remained involved as stakeholders. In June 2023, Juventus announced their decision to leave the Super League project after facing a rumoured 5-year ban from all European competitions if they went through with the project. (That only leaves FC Barcelona and Real Madrid)

Legal issues:

In May 2021, the Super League filed a complaint to the Court of Justice of the European Union against UEFA and FIFA for their proposals to stop the competition. UEFA had opened disciplinary proceedings against FC Barcelona, Juventus, and Real Madrid, which were threatened to be excluded from all UEFA competitions, in order to sanction them but these measures were stayed until further notice as a result of the rulings from the Spanish commercial court and Swiss authorities. In June 2021, the Swiss Department of Justice and Police and the Spanish Commercial Court referred the issue to the Court of Justice of the European Union to question whether UEFA and FIFA have violated two articles of the Treaty of the Functioning of the European Union. Article 101 prohibits cartels and other agreements that could disrupt free competition in the EEA and Article 102 aims to prevent businesses in an industry from abusing their position or taking action to prevent new businesses from gaining a foothold in the industry. On 21 December 2023, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that FIFA and UEFA's rules, which banned clubs from joining rival competitions, such as the Super League, are contrary to EU law. UEFA's and FIFA's rules making new football projects subject to their prior approval are also unlawful.

What does the ECJ's ruling mean:

The ECJ's ruling is binding and not subject to appeal. The ECJ's decision on UEFA's rules does however not rule on whether the Super League should (or is allowed) to exist. UEFA needs to change and clarify its rules now to comply with EU law. Once the regulations are updated, the Super League will still need to acquire authorisation to set the competition up. The ruling basically gives companies like A22 the right to pitch a new football competition and for their application to be judged on criteria which are "transparent, objective, non-discriminatory and proportionate".

Revival of the project:

In December 2023, A22 announced a new, updated proposal (which I already explained under format). However, many clubs have issued statements opposing the idea (including clubs, who were once involved in the ESL). As of right now, Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and SSC Napoli have issued statements in support of the ESL. There are reports about various clubs from Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and other European leagues who are keen on joining (but no official statements from the clubs).

Why could Barça and Real Madrid receive €1 billion?

I believe this has not been confirmed by A22, but it has been reported by various newspapers. They would receive €1 billion as a reward for their loyalty, as they are the only two clubs who remained firm on their decision to take part in the Super League. That would obviously only happen if they find enough teams to set up the ESL.

[sportsthoughts]

Sorry if I missed this lore drop previously, but how'd you get into the Pens? I love your gifs and positivity that you bring to the lb!

Buckle up anon. I thought about one line answering this but I enjoy the phrase 'lore drop' so much I think you deserve the deep dive. It'll take a while to get to the pens but you asked for lore so...

I have been sportsthoughts on tumblr since 2015 ish - maybe slightly earlier - and this has always been a sportsblr/sports rpf-y type blog in various iterations.

This blog was originally used for liveblogging UK Premier League and La Liga football matches. I have always been a huge football fan (my childhood team is Arsenal - north London forever ❤️ etc etc) and when I moved away to university at 18 none of my new friends were into sports and I really missed watching games with my family.

Finding other likeminded fans online who were also watching games and liveblogging them was such a beautiful experience and I have amazing memories of 2015-2018ish when I was a very active football blog, spent a lot of the time in the Arsenal/FC Barcelona communities here and had some beautiful trips to Barca.

I do have a sideblog where I still dabble in that space but in truth I very rarely liveblog football anymore because nowadays it's returned to being something I watch with friends and family so I'm not on my phone during games.

Here's where the pens come in - sort of. I've scrolled back through my AO3 bookmarks and can see in 2015 I also got into sports RPF for the first time. There are some incredible football RPF fics out there (let me know if you'd like some recs!). Somehow - probably through raiding people's bookmarks - in early 2015 I ended up reading a Sid/Geno fic called And Never Been Kissed and I was absolutely hooked. At the time of reading this I had:

1. Never watched a game of hockey in my life (side note, I don't think I can understate how little hockey coverage there is in the UK. Even the most ardent sports fan would probably not be able to name a single NHL player or team. Not even Sid! Not even Gretzky!)

2. I had no idea, nor any desire to look up who these people actually were. It was just like reading really well written original fiction.

For the next 7 years I thoroughly enjoyed hockey RPF and created (in my mind) entire personalities and appearances for Sid and Geno, along with all the other 'characters I came across regularly in hockey fic. Sid, I got pretty close to the mark. Geno, not so much. One day I will try and find some reference pictures for what I thought they looked like because it’s quite hilarious. When I re-read fics I love from during that time I laugh because I remember my Sid and Geno and how different they were from reality.

So, hockey was sort of in my life from 2015 but exclusively in the form of fics. I would scroll through the actual hockey bits of works because I didn’t understand the rules and why every single fic was an AU where professional sports people were allowed to fight each other mid game.

At this point I’d left university, and because I no longer liveblogged football games, I found I really missed sports fandom. Another sport I grew up watching and loving was Formula 1 so when lockdown hit in March 2020 I started liveblogging F1 races to pass the time (and still do sometimes - now over on @vroomlive). I loved/still love F1blr, but it didn't quite fill my fandom itch because:

1. We joke about it, but F1 is a deeply unserious sport run by a dire organisation (Liberty Media). They change the rules every week and it's managed badly to the point of being comical. There have been a few major cock ups over the years (including the 2021 championship literally being taken away from the rightful winner and given to someone else. To put this in hockey terms: imagine a completely valid goal being overruled in the last 5 minutes of the Stanley Cup final and then the ref deciding to give the other team a 5 on 3 powerplay Just Because) all of this is quite disheartening for long term fans - and has resulted in quite a fractured and angsty fandom.

2. There are only about 20 F1 races a year - so it's just not a sport that's on regularly. I love sports, and I want to watch sports all the time - so a sport that only gave me content every third weekend or so just wasn't really enough for me.

At this point, when I was feeling rather sports fandom bankrupt, the wonderful work of Sid/Geno writers and the influence of the tumblr dashboard converged. I worked this out by scouring my AO3 bookmarks - in April 2021 I read a Sid/Geno fic called Game Plan that I fell head over heels for. I’m still not quite sure what about this fic grasped me so deeply but I started reading a lot more hockey RPF.

Around the same time an F1 blog I followed started posting about Mat Barzal All. The. Time. I had no interest in this man and did not know he was a hockey player but over the course of about a year I became vaguely exposed to hockey content on Tumblr through that blog, and at some point in early 2022, saw Sid on my dash for the first time. I don’t remember the exact post but I remember seeing the name, doing a double take and thinking oh Shit! That’s Sidney Crosby from fanfiction! I was flabbergasted because in my mind Sid was in his early 20s tops, so seeing this early thirties, bearded, fat bottomed man on my dash and realising that that was Sid was such a shock. 

My hockey lurker era lasted from mid 2022 to early 2023 and I spent a lot of time, um, lurking. That sounds so creepy. I suppose I had never thought about actively joining a fandom before because my fandom engagement (one direction > football > f1) had all happened really organically so actually choosing to join a space as an adult was quite an interesting process.

By summer of 2023 my husband’s job changed again meaning he works away from home most weeknights and suddenly my late nights were extremely free because I’d hang out with friends and then go home at 10/11 to an empty house which I hated. I really found myself wanting to make fandom friends and have an at home hobby I could do late at night before going to bed so taking on a sport that happened 12am-2am (timezones!) seemed like a good fit. 

Alongside this on a totally separate track was my longstanding interest in fandom - most of my professional work/research is pretty standard psychotherapy stuff but I’ve done a little bit of work over the last few years looking at sex therapy (not as sexy as it sounds) and I have a real interest in the role that fandom and especially shipping/fic plays in shaping and expressing sexuality. It’s a bit of a back burner research topic for now but I suppose over the years researching fic and expressions of sexuality via fandom and shipping has just made me fall in love with fandom itself a little bit.

Plus having lurked around the edges of hockeyblr for a while I was just like, yeah, I really want in on this, this seems like an awesome community. The reason why I chose the pens was pretty straightforward - I felt like I knew Sid and Geno and after exploring the real life hockey, I, like most of us, was quite struck by who Sid is as a person and was just completely enchanted. Another side note - hilariously, when my husband first saw a picture of Sid last year he immediately said “Oh, he looks like me!” - do with that information what you wish. 

I really eagerly awaited the start of the 2023 season and without sounding too soppy, had already fallen in love with you guys before I ever watched a live hockey game. Every fandom has its difficult corners (pensblr included!) but I can honestly say - especially after the chaos of spending my teenage years knee deep in 1D fandom and my early and mid twenties in various parts of sportsblr - being part of this space has been the most lovely, fun, friendly, lighthearted, positive and beautiful fandom experience I’ve ever had. I feel like it’s the goldilocks zone of all the previous fandoms I’ve been in and I love it.

So yeah! That is the extremely long winded answer to your question, anon. I hope this is the ‘lore drop’ you were looking for lol

TLDR: I stumbled my way through sportsblr until I accidentally ended up here and I’m never leaving.

[realmadridnews]

Official annoucement

Reinier Jesus loaned to Granda CF (La Liga 2).

The Brazilian attacking midfielder joined Real Madrid in January 2020 but has yet to make his debut with the first team. During the 2019/2020 season, he made 3 appearances for Real Madrid Castilla. Real Madrid then loaned him to Borussia Dortmund for two seasons, where he played 745 minutes across 39 matches, scoring once and providing one assist.

In 2022, he was loaned to Girona FC, where he logged 639 minutes in 18 matches, scoring 2 goals and delivering 1 assist. Last season, he was loaned out again, this time to Serie A side Frosinone Calcio. He started the season strongly but suffered an injury that prevented him from reclaiming his starting position. He accumulated 1108 minutes in 23 matches, scoring 3 goals and providing 3 assists. Frosinone ultimately finished 18th and was relegated to Serie B.

Good luck Reinier!

[cant-get-no-worse]

hello I am a new fan and I've been trying to follow things I hope I'm not bothering you. I was wondering why so many people were celebrating the title like that, I thought we only celebrated when we had a treble or the Champions League but we only have one title this year? Isn't it a bad year for a club like Barça? Or is it because it was hard before? Again sorry to ask!! I'm trying to become a fan and I'm trying to understand this team and also we are championsss!

Hii anon! No issue, I'm very happy to see you come into this big culers fam. So, this year, we've won two trophies : Supercopa d'España and just now, La Liga (the Spanish League). Actually, it's a solid year, especially since it's the first full one with Xavi as a coach. You could've thought we'd won treble every years in the 2010s era, but it isn't true; in 2013/2014, for example, we only won the Supercopa.

The reason we're celebrating so hard and it can seem a little pushed for a « simple league title » is because we're coming from afar. Before explaining this, let me just say: we're being dramatic and all saying this was hell, but bear in mind all clubs go through these bad times, it's part of the cycle of football, it's normal, and there's supporters of smaller clubs that have life far harder than us, having never seen their club play in the UCL nor ever dreamed to compete for the first places of their League. We're following a big club. We're lucky. So, keeping that in mind.

These last years we've known a bit of trouble - read: an utter public downfall - of the club on every area, on the pitch as in off it. It's been very rocky. To put it simply:

(Roma, UCL quarter final 2018 - Liverpool, UCL semi final 2019 - Bayern, UCL quarter final 2020. See how those happened back to back? Roma the beginning, Anfield the tipping point and by Bayern, I was so numb to it all I didn't really react to the 8-2.)

We also had a debt of 1 billion and a presi, Bartomeu, that was one of the worst this club has known and gave insane wages to players (some of which still remain today). So that's why those two trophies, and especially La Liga, mean a lot: winning La Liga means you've got a team that's dominant for a whole season over the championship. It's a long, hard, constructed effort that shows the value of your team and to win it means your team can hold it in the long run. It's not been easy, what with half of our starting 11 being injured during key games and the main squad barely playing together, but somehow we've done it, and that's why lots of us are ecstatic like that, and think this could be the beginning of coming back, eventually, to the European scene, and to win more trebles, God willing.

In conclusion,

CAMPEONES LA PUTA MADREEEEEEEE

[tatianatapiatt]

Mahonri Torres

26 DE ENERO DEL 2024

La carrera de Messi

Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini, conocido como Leo Messi, es un futbolista argentino que juega como delantero o centrocampista. Desde 2023, integra el plantel del Inter Miami de la MLS estadounidense.

Comenzó a jugar en el club local "Grandoli" a la edad de 6 años, motivado por su abuela. Su espíritu de campeón imparable ya destacaba, y no pasó mucho tiempo antes de fichar por el Newell's Old Boys unos meses después. Su habilidad técnica era espectacular y desde el principio se destacó en el equipo infantil.

Con el Fútbol Club Barcelona, al que estuvo ligado más de veinte años, ganó 35 títulos, entre ellos, diez de La Liga, cuatro de la Liga de Campeones de la UEFA y siete de la Copa del Rey.

Considerado con frecuencia el mejor jugador del mundo y uno de los mejores de todos los tiempos,10​ es el único futbolista en la historia que ha ganado, entre otras distinciones, ocho veces el Balón de Oro, ocho premios de la FIFA al mejor jugador del mundo, seis Botas de Oro y dos Balones de Oro de la Copa Mundial de Fútbol. En 2020, se convirtió en el primer futbolista y el primer argentino en recibir un premio Laureus y fue incluido en el Dream Team del Balón de Oro.

Ha representado a su país en catorce torneos mayores, en 2005 participó con la selección sub-20 en el Sudamericano de Colombia y ganó la Copa Mundial de Países Bajos, con la sub-23, recibió la medalla de oro en los Juegos Olímpicos de 2008.En el Mundial de Alemania 2006 se convirtió en el argentino más joven en jugar y en marcar en un mundial. Al año siguiente, en la Copa América. Como capitán desde agosto de 2011, llegó con su equipo a las finales del Mundial de Brasil 2014, de la Copa América 2015 y de la Copa América Centenario, además de ganar la Copa América 2021 ante Brasil en el Maracaná.

El 10 de agosto, Messi firmó con Paris Saint-Germain por dos años. Se le dio el dorsal 30, el mismo con el que debutó en el Barcelona. Messi jugó su primer partido, ante el Stade de Reims por la cuarta fecha de la Ligue 1.Ingresó en el minuto '65, en sustitución de Neymar, en un partido que acabó 0-2 a favor del equipo parisino.

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El 7 de junio Messi anunció que firmaría contrato con el Inter Miami. Una hora después, . El club lo presentó el 16 de julio en el estadio DRV PNK y anunció que usaría el dorsal número 10.Messi jugó por primera vez el 21 de julio ante Cruz Azul por la primera jornada del Grupo 3 de la Zona Sur de la Leagues Cup, ingresó en el minuto 54 por Benjamin Cremaschi y en el minuto 94 marcó de tiro libre un gol con el que su club ganó 2-1.

Fuentes: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionel_Messi https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionel_Messi_en_el_F%C3%BAtbol_Club_Barcelona

[superbowlmania]

SUPER BOWL MANÍA

1 juego, 1000 emociones

Origen del Superbowl

El Super Bowl es el último partido de campeonato de la Liga Nacional de Fútbol Americano (NFL). Sus orígenes se remontan a la fusión en 1966 de la NFL y la American Football League (AFL). El primer Super Bowl se celebró en 1967, enfrentó al campeón de la NFL contra el campeón de la AFL, y desde entonces se ha convertido en un importante evento deportivo y cultural con espectáculos de medio tiempo y publicidad costosa que atraen audiencias globales masivas.

Importancia e impacto

Sus primeras ediciones contaron con bandas de marcha locales que se encargaban de amenizar el evento; a partir de los años 70 se sumaron músicos de jazz que tocaban en el entretiempo del partido. Desde la década de los 90, cuando su tradicional espectáculo de medio tiempo sufrió una revolución al incorporar grandes estrellas de la música de talla mundial.

Al notar el atractivo de este show para llegar a más personas, los anunciantes comenzaron a comprar espacios publicitarios a cambio de millonarias sumas. Según reporta un artículo del portal mexicano Expansión, un comercial de 30 segundos tuvo un costo aproximado de 6,5 millones de dólares en la última edición.

El creciente mundo de las apuestas también se ve fuertemente influenciado por este partido. De acuerdo con la American Gaming Association (AGA), el año pasado se movieron más de 7.000 millones de dólares por este concepto, provenientes de 31.4 millones de apostadores, cifra récord para el organismo.

Show de medio tiempo

El show de medio tiempo del Super Bowl es uno de los eventos musicales y de entretenimiento más esperados del año, ya que la cantidad de emoción, publicidad y marketing que genera este evento es un suceso sin precedentes que agita al mundo de la música y el espectáculo.

Desde el año 2023, el nuevo patrocinador y encargado de traer al público este gran evento es la reconocida empresa de tecnología "Apple" despúes de la finalización del contrato que se tenía establecido con pepsi tras la temporada 2021.

El tan aclamado espectáculo de medio tiempo del super bowl no siempre fue tal y como lo conocemos ho en día, pues cuando el Super Bowl fue creado en 1967, el show de medio tiempo era realizado por bandas locales, pero al notar el gran desinterés y la caída de audiencia durante el medio tiempo, NBC, el canal encargado de transmitir el evento en 1993, contrató a Michael Jackson para el espectáculo de medio tiempo del Super Bowl XXVII en un intento por aumentar los índices de audiencia y generar interés en el espectáculo de medio tiempo. Tal estrategia fue un éxito, y el espectáculo ofrecido por Jackson marcó la primera vez en la que el medio tiempo fue más visto que el partido en cuestión.

Tras dicho éxito, el espectáculo de medio tiempo se realiza por artistas de renombre todos los años; yendo desde artistas como Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears o Enrique Iglesias en los inicios de los 2000s, hasta artistas como Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna y The weekend en los últimos años.

Actuaciones destacadas:

Michel Jackson (1993)

The Rolling Stones (2006)

Maddona y Nicki Minaj (2012)

Beyocé (2013)

Bruno Mars, Red Hot Chilli Peppers (2014)

Katy Perry (2015)

Lady Gaga (2017)

Jennifer López, Shakira, Bad Bunny, J Balvin (2020)

Rihanna (2023)

Premios

Los jugadores que forman parte del equipo ganador del Super Bowl obtienen varios beneficios y recompensas, aunque la mayoría de veces estas no son premios en efectivo. Algunas de las recompensas y beneficios que reciben los jugadores del equipo ganador del Super Bowl son:

Lombardi trophy

Desfile lanzado

Un anillo

Dinero (aproximadamente 157k)

Duración general

La duración promedio del Super Bowl, que es el juego final de la temporada de la NFL (National Football League), es de alrededor de 3 a 4 horas. Sin embargo, el tiempo real puede variar dependiendo de varios factores, como las pausas comerciales, el espectáculo de medio tiempo y la duración de los cuartos de juego. El tiempo total del evento, incluyendo el prejuego y las festividades, suele ser más largo.

Equipos

Equipos que participan en el Superbowl. En el superbowl participan los campeones de la conferencia americana contra los campeones de la conferencia Nacional.

En los últimos 5 años estos han sido los equipos que han participado en la competencia.

Año Equipo AFC Equipo NFC Ganador: 1. 2023: Kansas City - Chiefs Philadelphia Eagles - Kansas City Chiefs. 2. 2022: Los Angeles Rams - Cincinnati Bengals - Los Angeles Rams. 3. 2021: Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Kansas City Chiefs Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 4. 2020: Kansas City Chiefs - San Francisco 49ers - Kansas City Chiefs. 5. 2019: New England Patriots - Los Angeles Rams - New England Patriots.

Evolución a través del tiempo

El medio tiempo del Super Bowl puede ser fácilmente dividido en dos eras: Antes de Michael Jackson y Después de Michael Jackson. Su presentación en 1993 convirtió al medio tiempo en algo más que una distracción secundaria. Con fuegos artificiales, hielo seco, dobles de Jackson y enormes dibujos creados con cartulinas repartidas entre el público, el cantante demostró que nada podría ser excesivo.

Ahora la NFL comienza a planear su medio tiempo con meses de anticipación, mientras negocia con los artistas elegidos y prepara como se realizarán las presentaciones, dijo Mark Quenzel, vicepresidente senior de la NFL a cargo del espectáculo de medio tiempo. Tras el "defecto de vestuario" que dejó casi al descubierto uno de los pechos de Janet Jackson en 2004, la liga ha mantenido un control estricto para que el espectáculo sea apto para toda la familia.

Ubicación

La Super Bowl LII se llevó a cabo el 4 de febrero de 2018 en el U.S. Bank Stadium, que se encuentra en Minneapolis, Minnesota, Estados Unidos. Fue un emocionante partido entre los New England Patriots y los Philadelphia Eagles, que los Eagles ganaron por un marcador de 41-33.

La Super Bowl LIII se llevó a cabo el 3 de febrero de 2019 en el Mercedes-Benz Stadium, que se encuentra en Atlanta, Georgia, Estados Unidos. Fue un enfrentamiento entre los New England Patriots y los Los Angeles Rams, con los Patriots ganando el juego con un marcador de 13-3.

La Super Bowl LIV se llevó a cabo el 2 de febrero de 2020 en el Hard Rock Stadium, que se encuentra en Miami Gardens, Florida, Estados Unidos. En este juego se enfrentaron los Kansas City Chiefs y los San Francisco 49ers, con los Kansas City Chiefs ganando el partido por un marcador de 31-20.

La Super Bowl LV se llevó a cabo el 7 de febrero de 2021 en el Raymond James Stadium, que se encuentra en Tampa, Florida, Estados Unidos. En este juego se enfrentaron los Tampa Bay Buccaneers y los Kansas City Chiefs, y los Tampa Bay Buccaneers ganaron el partido con un marcador de 31-9. Fue significativo porque fue la primera vez que un equipo jugó el Super Bowl en su estadio y porque el mariscal de campo de los Buccaneers, Tom Brady, ganó su séptimo título de Super Bowl, estableciendo un nuevo récord.

Explicación del Super Bowl

Super Bowl es el nombre que se le da al partido final del campeonato de la National Football League (NFL). Principal campeonato profesional de fútbol americano en Estados UnidoS, en el que se enfrentan los campeones de la Conferencia Nacional (NFC) y de la Conferencia Americana (AFC).

El partido se lleva a cabo el segundo domingo del mes de febrero.

Este particular nombre nace de Lamar Hunt gracias a la inspiración de un juego que su hijo disfrutaba llamado "Super ball"

El Super Bowl es una de las transmisiones televisivas más vistas de Estados Unidos cada año. Muchos músicos han actuado durante las ceremonias antes del partido y en el descanso, la franja publicitaria es la más cara de todo el año, y el día del partido (conocido como "Super Sunday" o Super domingo) está considerado de facto como una fiesta nacional.

El primer Super Bowl se jugó el 15 de enero de 1967 (el primer ganador fue Green Bay)

GRACIAS

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Lionel Messi

Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini (Rosario, Argentina, June 24, 1987), known as Leo Messi, is an Argentine soccer player who plays as a striker. Historical player of the Fútbol Club Barcelona, he is currently a free agent after ending his contract with Paris Saint-Germain of Ligue 1 in France. He is also an international with the Argentina team, a team of which he is captain.

Often considered the best player in the world and one of the best of all time,[9] he is the only footballer in history to have won, among other distinctions, seven Ballon d'Or awards, seven FIFA awards for best player of the world, six Golden Boots and two Golden Balls of the Soccer World Cup. In 2020, he became the first soccer player and the first Argentine to receive a Laureus award and was included in the Ballon d'Or Dream Team.

With Barcelona he has won 35 titles, including ten in La Liga, four in the UEFA Champions League and seven in the Copa del Rey.

A prolific scorer, he holds, among others, the records for the most goals in a season, [10] in the same club and in a calendar year. He is also the all-time top scorer for Barcelona and the Argentine team, in La Liga, the Spanish Super Cup, the European Super Cup and the non-European player with the most goals in the UEFA Champions League.

Born and raised in the city of Rosario, at the age of 13 he settled in Spain, where Barcelona agreed to pay for treatment of the hormonal disease he had been diagnosed with as a child. After rapid progression through the Barcelona Youth Academy, he made his official first-team debut in October 2004, aged seventeen. Despite being injury prone early in his career, as early as 2006 he established himself as a pivotal player for the club. His first uninterrupted campaign was the 2008-09 season, in which Barcelona reached the first treble in Spanish football. Due to his style of playing as a small left-handed dribbler, [11] he was soon compared to compatriot Diego Maradona who, in 2007, declared him his "successor".

In 2009, at the age of twenty-two, he won his first Ballon d'Or and the FIFA World Player of the Year award. Three successful seasons followed, in which he won an unprecedented four Ballon d'Ors in a row. His personal best campaign so far is the 2011-12 season, in which he set the record for most goals in a season, both in La Liga and in other European competitions. Over the next two seasons, he too suffered injuries and, in 2014, lost the Ballon d'Or to Cristiano Ronaldo, whom he considers his rival. He returned to his best form during the 2014-15 campaign, in which he surpassed the records for absolute top scorer in La Liga and the Champions League and achieved a historic second treble with Barcelona, as well as winning his fifth Ballon d'Or. winning it for the sixth and seventh time in 2019 and 2021.

As an Argentine international, he has represented his country in fourteen major tournaments. At the youth level, in 2005 he participated with the under-20 team in the South American Cup in Colombia and won the World Cup in the Netherlands, a tournament in which he finished as the best player and top scorer and, with the under-23, received the medal of gold at the 2008 Olympic Games. After making his debut in the senior team in August 2005, at the 2006 World Cup in Germany he became the youngest Argentine to play and score in a World Cup. The following year, in the Copa América, he was named the best young player of the tournament. As captain since August 2011, he reached the finals of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the 2015 Copa América and the Copa América Centenario with his team, as well as winning the 2021 Copa América against Brazil at the Maracana and, in 2022, the Finalissima against Italy at Wembley and the World Cup in Qatar against France at the Lusail stadium.

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Corey Taylor lanzó el electrizante video/sencillo ‘Beyond’

Para escucharla en streaming, siga esta liga: https://coreytaylor.lnk.to/BeyondPR Para ver el video, siga esta liga: https://youtu.be/k0PKw1B7mSI Reveló detalles de su esperado nuevo disco CMF2 Disponible a partir del 15 de septiembre mediante Decibel Cooper Recordings Liga para pre guardarlo y pre ordenarlo: https://coreytaylor.lnk.to/CMF2PR Hoy, el cantautor, actor y autor de best-sellers del New York Times, ganador del premio Grammy, artista multiplatino, Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour), reveló los primeros detalles de su nuevo disco solista de estudio, CMF2, que incluye el lanzamiento del electrizante nuevo sencillo, “Beyond”.

Para escucharlo en streaming, descargarlo o compartirlo se puede seguir esta liga: https://coreytaylor.lnk.to/BeyondPR El video oficial que acompaña el sencillo fue filmado en un lugar remoto dentro del desierto de Mojave en California. Capturado a través de la lente del director Dale "Rage" Resteghini (Hatebreed, Five Finger Death Punch, Trivium), el video muestra a Taylor mientras camina penosamente por el desierto como un Tío Sam reflexivo que se entremezcla con los miembros de la banda y los Cherry Bombs, al tiempo que se ve rodeado de diferentes versiones de sí mismo a lo largo de los años, antes de culminar con una presentación en vivo para una gran cantidad de fans.

Puedes ver el video de “Beyond” en esta liga: https://youtu.be/k0PKw1B7mSI Los orígenes de “Beyond” se remontan a 2006. Taylor sabía que la canción era especial, pero nunca encontró el tiempo para llevar la melodía a su máximo potencial. Explicó lo siguiente: “Originalmente la escribí como una canción romántica agresiva, pero ahora también la veo como una especie de canción de 'unión. Quiero reunir a las masas y hacerles saber que quiero que mi música los lleve más allá de lo que puedan pensar de mí. Tal vez han tenido una idea equivocada sobre mí. No es exactamente una tarjeta de presentación, es más como lanzarle una señal al pitcher y decir 'bien, pongámoslo todo patas arriba'. Es casi una doble amenaza, porque ahora lo veo desde dos puntos de vista”. CMF2 sigue al debut en solitario de Taylor en 2020, CMFT, que contó con el sencillo número 1 de Billboard “Black Eyes Blue” y el éxito de streaming “CMFT Must Be Stopped” (con Tech N9ne y Kid Bookie). El LP alcanzó el puesto número 6 en las listas de los mejores álbumes de rock de EE. UU. de Billboard. “Mi primer álbum en solitario fue de donde venía. Este álbum es más hacia donde vamos”, agrega Taylor. CMF2, donde Taylor canta y toca la guitarra líder y rítmica, el piano y la mandolina, contiene la energía, la experimentación y la franqueza que han definido una carrera que lo ha visto vender más de 12 millones de álbumes con su banda ganadora del Grammy, Slipknot, y varios millones extra con la exitosa banda Stone Sour. CMF2 es el primer álbum de Taylor para BMG y el primero en su propio sello discográfico, Decibel Cooper Recordings. Jay Ruston (Anthrax, Steel Panther, Amon Amarth), quien produjo en 2017 el LP Hydrograd de Stone Sour, así como CMFT, regresa para este segundo largometraje sonoro de Taylor. “Juntos tenemos grandes ideas, gran energía y somos rápidos para probar todo”, dice Taylor sobre su colaborador de estudio. “No tenemos miedo de decirnos si es una buena idea, o también mala; tenemos ese tipo de confianza”. CMFT está formada por:Corey Taylor (voz/guitarra)Zach Throne (guitarra)Dustin Robert (batería)Christian Martucci (guitarra)Eliot Lorango (bajo) Sobre Corey Taylor:Corey Taylor no deja de impactar en la cultura como el líder de Slipknot, el gigante multiplatino ganador del premio Grammy, y de la formidable banda de platino Stone Sour. Taylor es un autor de best-sellers del New York Times, así como un actor con innumerables créditos en cine y televisión. Ha impactado a generaciones de fanáticos y compañeros por igual, su voz ha reunido a millones de personas en todo el mundo. A nivel mundial, Slipknot cuenta con 13 álbumes de platino y 44 de oro, tres de los cuales debutaron en el número uno en el Billboard 200 (All Hope is Gone, .5 the Grey Chapter y We Are Not Your Kind).

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Lionel Messi

Leo Messi, is an Argentine professional footballer who plays as a forward for Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-Germain and captains the Argentina national team. Widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time, Messi has won a record seven Ballon d'Or awards[note 2] and a record six European Golden Shoes, and in 2020 he was named to the Ballon d'Or Dream Team. Until leaving the club in 2021, he had spent his entire professional career with Barcelona, where he won a club-record 34 trophies, including ten La Liga titles, seven Copa del Rey titles and three[note 3] UEFA Champions Leagues. With his country, he won the 2021 Copa América and the 2022 FIFA World Cup. A prolific goalscorer and creative playmaker, Messi holds the records for most goals in La Liga (474), most hat-tricks in La Liga (36) and the UEFA Champions League (eight), and most assists in La Liga (192) and the Copa América (17). He also has the most international goals by a South American male (102). Messi has scored over 800 senior career goals for club and country, and has the most goals by a player for a single club (672).

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𝖑𝖆𝖞𝖊𝖗 𝖔𝖓𝖊     .     initial     .

full     name:   leighton     huntley     valmont     . nicknames,     aliases:

hunter     valmont     .     (          known     publicly     as         )

lord     of     the     night     .     (         by     fans     /     teammates          )

age:   twenty     -     seven     . date     of     birth:    february     seventh     . place     of     birth:   16th     arrondissement     ,     paris     ,     france     . hometown:     upper     east     side     ,     new     york     city     ,     new     york     . nationality:     french     -     american     . languages     spoken:     french     ,     english     ,     spanish     .

zodiac     sign:    aquarius     . hogwarts     house:    slytherin     . myers     -    briggs:   entj     -     t     .

occupation:    professional     soccer     player     and     philanthropist     . notable     career     details:

soccer     :   went  pro  at  16  years  old  when  he  signed  on  with  fc  barcelona  (          where  he  totaled   156  goals  while  with  the  club         )    that  same  year  he  joined  the  french  national  team  (          where  he  has  totaled  77  goals  to  date          )  .  

in  2017  ,  he  became  the  highest  paid  soccer  player  in  the  world  when  he  signed  a  $263  million  dollar  transfer  to  paris  saint  -  germain  fc  at  just  21  years  old  . 

in  2020  he  was  named  captain  of  the  french  national  team  and  has  held  onto  the  title  since  .  

currently  wears  #10  as  a  forward  for  paris  saint  -  germain  fc  and  the  french  national  team  . 

awards  /  accolades  :  golden  ball  (  for  best  player  in  a  tournament  )  by  fifa  confederations  cup  ,  2013  .  holds  the  record  for  most  man  of  march  awards  (  for  mvp  of  each  fifa  tournament  )  won  ,  four  all  in  2013  .  bronze  boot  (  for  third  top  goal  scorer  of  the  fifa  world  cup  )  by  fifa  confederations  cup  ,  2014  .  la  liga  best  world  player  for  2014  -  2015  season  .  la  liga  player  of  the  month  in  november  of  2015  .  unfp  ligue  1  best  player  of  the  year  for  2017  -  2018  season  .  2x  unfp  ligue  1  player  of  the  month  january  2020  ,  august  2022  .  golden  boot  (  for  top  goal  scorer  of  the  fifa  world  cup  )  by  fifa  confederations  cup  ,  2022  .                  

height:   six     foot     one     . weight:   187     lbs     . tattoos,     piercings:   batman     and     the     joker     on     the     top    of     his     back     (     something     like     this     ,     but     spiderman     is     the    joker    )     .

father:    richard     valmont     (         fifty     -     eight          )     ,     a     french     -     american     business    mogul     and     ceo     of     vortex     enterprises     .     relationship     :    they’ve     always     gotten     along     ,     often     seeing     on     to     eye     on     most     things     but     as     of     recent     their     relationship     has     been     more     strained     behind     closed     door     .   mother:   aira     park     -     valmont     (         fifty     -     five          )     ,     an     american     banking     heiress     ,     philanthropist     ,     and     art     collector     .   relationship     :   a     mama’s     boy     ,     she     struggles     to     ever     shed     light     on     anything     he     does     wrong     ,     in     her     eyes     he     can     do     no     wrong     .     she’s     the     one     woman     in     the     world     he’d     do     absolutely     anything     for       .       pets:     ajax     (         german     shepard     ,     ten     years     old          )     ,     mercy     (         rottweiler     ,     six     years     old         )

gender:   cis     male     . pronouns:   he     /     him     . orientation:   heterosexual     . status:   single     . past     relationships:

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𝖑𝖆𝖞𝖊𝖗 𝖙𝖜𝖔     .     background     .

inspo     :     wednesday  addams  ( wednesday  )  ,  bruce  wayne   (  dc  universe  )  ,  chuck  bass  ( gossip  girl  )  ,  tyler  durden  (  fight  club  )  ,  neymar  jr.     .

hunter  pulled  the  ultimate  lottery  ticket  at  birth  .  born  the  only  child  to  a  banking  heiress  and  business  mogul  .  learning  to  take  full  advantage  of  his  silver  spoon  life  at  a  young  age  .  gifts  and  spontaneous  trips  where  how  his  parents  showed  their  love  ,  often  leaving  their  son  to  his  own  devices  while  they  focused  on  their  careers  and  public  image  .  mostly  cared  for  by  a  revolving  door  of  nanny’s  (  thanks  to  mother  dearests  jealousy  of  another  women  getting  closer  to  her  son  than  she  was  )  .  when  his  parents  were  around  ,  the  walls  of  their  parisian  estate  were  filled  with  arguing  over  his  father’s  endless  affairs  .  it  was  unbearable  for  a  young  hunter  and  he  quickly  grew  a  resentment  towards  any  woman  who  wasn’t  his  mother  that  got  too  close  to  his  father  .  

the  move  to  the  states  happened  when  he  was  six  .  his  parents  relationship  had  fallen  entirely  by  the  wayside  and  his  mother  decided  to  move  to  new  york  city  with  her  son  .  unbeknownst  to  the  public  his  parents  were  living  in  entirely  separate  countries  for  nearly  seven  years  .  during  this  time  hunter  spent  the  school  months  in  america  and  his  summers  with  his  dad  in  paris  .  from  a  young  age  he’d  taken  a  liking  to  soccer  and  it  became  clear  very  early  on  to  both  his  parents  and  coaches  he  was  incredibly  talented  .  a  young  prodigy  ,  the  massive  ego  was  inevitable  .  at  the  big  dogs  of  the  soccer  world  noticed  him  ,  at  thirteen  he  moved  to  barcelona  were  he  joined  fc  barcelona’s  youth  academy  .  just  under  two  years  in  the  academy  ,  he  rapidly  rose  in  the  team  ranks  and  made  the  first  team  at  just  sixteen  .  despite  his  young  age  ,  he  quickly  rose  as  one  of  the  world’s  best  soccer  players  proving  early  suspicions  of  his  level  of  talent  correct  .  

despite  his  talent  and  fan  fare  ,  his  personal  life  and  overall  attitude  has  long  threatened  to  undermine  his  career  .  a  career  laced  with  scandal  for  over  a  decade  .  early  on  in  life  ,  things  had  been  perfectly  laid  out  for  him  ,  all  he  had  to  do  was  follow  the  script  .  succeed  in  whatever  he  does  ,  smile  and  wave  when  out  with  his  parents  ,  and  never  hang  out  with  the  wrong  crowd  ,  in  simpler  words  :  don’t  embarrass  the  family  .  so  long  as  he  followed  his  parents  lead  ,  there  was  the  silent  promise  that  he  could  do  what  he  wanted  behind  closed  door  ,  and  that  he  did  .  but  with  a  fame  all  of  his  own  his  antics  became  much  harder  to  conceal  .  dubbed  a  diva  on  the  turf  by  many  naysayers  ,  a  number  of  unsportsmanlike  behavior  reported  (  but  never  getting  any  major  consequences  for  )  ,  strings  of  scorned  woman  in  and  out  of  his  life  ,  and  an  affinity  for  night  life  that  could  put  jordan  belfort  to  shame  .  the  most  damaging  report  came  in  2019  ,  when  a  fight  broke  out  during  one  of  his  infamous  yacht  parties  in  the  french  rivera  .  boat  docked  by  a  rooftop  bar  where  hunter  was  reported  to  have  gotten  into  an  altercation  with  another  party  goer  (  only  one  of  a  long  string  of  altercations  he’s  been  reported  to  have  )  ,  the  fight  only  ending  once  hunter  lifted  the  other  guy  up  and  threw  him  overboard  .  the  guy  later  suing  hunter  for  over  a  million  dollar  .  it  was  a  point  in  many’s  eyes  where  it  had  become  clear  hunter  valmont  was  a  monster  .  a  narrative  he  doesn’t  particularly  love  or  hate  .  

his  parents  on  the  other  hand  couldn’t  hate  anything  more  than  his  public  persona  ,  noting  on  various  occasions  to  him  that  he  is  routinely  breaking  their  only  rule  set  in  place  for  him  .  with  his  inheritance  on  the  line  he  has  tried  his  hand  at  cleaning  up  his  image  with  his  parents  help  in  the  last  couple  of  years  but  a  leopard  can  never  truly  change  it’s  spots  .

𝖑𝖆𝖞𝖊𝖗 𝖙𝖍𝖗𝖊𝖊     .     facts     .

as  his  father’s  only  child  ,  he  stands  to  inherit  everything  the  old  man  has  when  the  time  comes  .  allowing  him  the  comfort  of  knowing  what  his  life  has  in  store  for  him  when  his  soccer  career  does  inevitably  come  to  an  end  :  heading  vortex  enterprises  an  international  hospitality  company  .  although  his  antics  have  put  conditions  on  his  inheritance  ,  facing  the  potential  of  being  taken  off  the  will  if  he  can’t  clean  up  his  act  .    

started  a  charity  in  2017  for  underprivileged  kids  ,  the  park  project  .  a  category  of  people  in  this  world  he  has  true  compassion  for  ,  now  that  he’s  a  bit  older  .  throughout  the  year  he  uses  the  money  donated  as  a  way  to  go  into  low  income  parts  of  cities  and  better  public  schools  ,  start  up  after  school  programs  for  free  ,  and  open  food  banks  for  families  in  need  of  a  little  bit  of ��assistance  .  holding  an  annual  charity  gala  for  these  kids  ,  where  kids  from  the  community  are  the  guests  of  honor  and  awarded  with  scholarships  ,  clothing  and  food  vouchers  .  since  ,  it  has  become  his  best  quality  that  many  don’t  even  know  about  because  he  started  it  under  the  guise  of  a  pseudonym  (  lee  park  )  ,  starting  the  charity  without  the  need  of  praise  or  approval  but  simply  because  he  cared  enough  to  do  so  .  it’s  out  of  character  and  just  about  anyone  he  tells  doesn’t  believe  he’s  actually  the  one  behind  the  charity  .    

a  notorious  serial  dater  .  always  having  a  new  girl  on  his  arm  .  he’s  never  had  much  of  an  issue  getting  whatever  girl  he  wants  but  has  a  tendency  of  ruining  whatever  relationship  he  gets  into  one  way  or  another  --  cheating  ,  excessive  arguments  ,  ghosting  ,  name  a  poor  way  to  end  a  relationship  and  hunter  probably  has  experience  with  it  .  

extravagance  is  a  personality  trait  to  him  .  luxury  cars  ,  a  home  in  the  french  rivera  with  a  yacht  with  his  name  etched  into  it  docked  in  the  backyard  ,  fashion  show  appearances  ,  sending  one  of  a  kind  gifts  as  apologies  ,  dinners  worth  over  a  grand  ,  spontaneous  trips  out  of  the  country  .  he  has  money  and  he’s  never  been  all  that  afraid  to  throw  it  around  .  

an  instigator  through  and  through  .  he’s  fairly  observant  and  is  able  to  pick  up  on  what  irritates  other’s  the  most  and  pokes  and  prods  until  they  reach  their  breaking  point  ,  out  of  pure  boredom  .  he  loves  a  good  fight  and  has  a  tendency  to  be  able  to  twist  a  story  to  favor  him  in  almost  all  situations  .

𝖑𝖆𝖞𝖊𝖗 𝖋𝖔𝖚𝖗     .     wanted     connections     .

i’ll  put  something  here  one  day    !

[somsports]

10 Records that will never be broken in fotball

1  Most World Cup victories by a team - Brazil has won the FIFA World Cup a record 5 times and it would be incredibly difficult for any team to surpass this record, given the competition and the unpredictable nature of the tournament.

2   Most goals scored in a single World Cup - Just Fontaine of France scored 13 goals in the 1958 World Cup, a feat that has yet to be matched. With the tournament format and player rest schedules, it's unlikely that anyone will be able to score that many goals in a single tournament.

3    Longest unbeaten run in international football - Spain went unbeaten for 35 matches from 2007 to 2009, a record that will be hard to beat given the competitive nature of international football.

4    Most goals scored in a single season of a top European league - Lionel Messi scored an incredible 50 goals in the 2011-2012 La Liga season, a feat that may never be matched.

5      Most consecutive seasons as top scorer in a top European league - Lionel Messi has been the top scorer in La Liga for 7 consecutive seasons from 2013-2020, a record that is unlikely to be surpassed anytime soon.

6     Most goals scored in a calendar year - Lionel Messi scored 91 goals in 2012, breaking Gerd Muller's record of 85 goals in a year. It would be a monumental task for any player to match or surpass this record.

7     Fastest hat-trick in the English Premier League - Sadio Mane scored a hat-trick in just 2 minutes and 56 seconds in a match against Aston Villa in 2015, a record that will be hard to break.

8      Most consecutive clean sheets in the English Premier League - Chelsea went 10 games without conceding a goal in the 2004-2005 season, a record that has yet to be matched.

9     Most consecutive league titles in a top European league - Celtic FC won 9 consecutive Scottish Premiership titles from 2011-2019, a record that is unlikely to be surpassed anytime soon.

10    Most consecutive domestic cup victories in a top European league - Paris Saint-Germain won the Coupe de France 8 times in a row from 2015-2020, a record that may never be matched.

[juarezesdeporte]

TIENE BRAVOS NUEVO REFUERZO COLOMBIANO

Ciudad Juárez, Chih.-FC Juárez informa el arribo del futbolista colombiano Jesús David Murillo Largacha, quien se une a los Bravos para reforzar el plantel del equipo para el Clausura 2025 de la Liga MX con un contrato que entrará en vigor a partir del 1 de enero de 2025

  Murillo se desempeña como defensa central, tiene 30 años y es originario de Cali, Colombia. El nuevo refuerzo de los Bravos llega como agente libre luego de que su contrato venciera con el LAFC de la MLS este mes de diciembre.   El defensor se convierte por ahora en el quinto colombiano de la actual plantilla del FC Juárez, junto con Avilés Hurtado, Diego Valoyes, Moisés Mosquera y Óscar Estupiñán. En el aspecto futbolístico, Jesús es un central que destaca por tener un físico portentoso, en el duelo individual es fuerte y también domina el juego aéreo. Murillo posee una velocidad alta en distancias largas y medias. Además tiene muy buena técnica con balón, se asocia bien con sus compañeros cercanos y envía bien en trazos largos.   Su carrera como profesional inició en el Independiente de Medellín en un partido de la Copa Colombia en 2012, posteriormente jugó para el Deportivo Pasto en la Segunda División del futbol colombiano, de 2013 a 2014 y después jugó para el Boyacá Patriotas FC de 2015 a 2017, ahí tuvo la oportunidad de debutar en la Primera División de su país, además de participar en la Copa Sudamericana. En 2018 volvió al Independiente de Medellín para disputar 114 partidos oficiales, entre ellos algunos de Copa Libertadores, competición en la que marcó tres goles. En 2020 tuvo su primera experiencia fuera de Colombia al arribar al LAFC de Estados Unidos, donde disputó 142 partidos en varias competencias, como la MLS, la Concacaf Champions Cup y la Leagues Cup. También fue campeón de la Copa MLS, fue ganador de la Supporters' Shield de la MLS y también conquistó la US Open Cup. El zaguero colombiano ha compartido muchos partidos con jugadores de la talla de Hugo Lloris, Olivier Giroud o el mexicano Carlos Vela, haciendo además dupla con Giorgios Chiellini. El futbolista colombiano está listo para defender los colores de los Bravos y colaborar para que el club consiga los objetivos deportivos trazados en el presente torneo.   ¡Bienvenido a la frontera más fabulosa y bella del mundo, Jesús!   (Prensa FC Juárez)

[metacriticc-news]

Valencia sign Carlos Corberan from West Brom amid relegation fears

December 25, 2024, 6:44 AM ET Valencia have appointed Carlos Corberan as head coach on a two-and-a-half-year deal following the Spaniard’s departure from West Bromwich Albion, the La Liga club have announced. Corberan spent three years at Leeds United as their under-23 coach and as a member of Marcelo Bielsa’s staff, before becoming manager of Huddersfield in 2020. Editor’s Choice 1…

[realmadridnews]

Official announcement

Mariano Diaz contract with Real Madrid ended. In the 7 seasons he played 84 matches (2219 minutes), scored 12 goals and made 3 assist. During this time he won 2 Champions League titles, 3 La Liga titles, 1 Copa del Rey title, 2 Club World Cups, 2 UEFA Supercupd and 2 Supercopad de Espana.

He wasn’t an important part of the team, but will be remembered by his amazing goal against AS Roma in the Champions League 2018/2019 and his winning goal, just after a second after being subbed in, against FC Barcelona in La Liga 2019/2020.

Adios Mariano! Good luck!

[cant-get-no-worse]

Hi Ciene!! I was looking thru your posts about barca and at one point you said "I was so numb by Bayern I barely noticed it, Anfield was way worse". But it seems to me 8-2 is from a score point of view way worse as an humiliation, no? Im genuinely curious! kiss kiss

Hi lovely!

I get from casuals or not Barça supporters that the logical option, upon getting asked to chose the "worst humiliation" in Barça's UCL's recent history, would be to go for the infamous 8-2 since, as you pointed out, it's a pretty catastrophic score that cannot be surpassed by a seemingly more dull 4-0. But from a Barça's hincha, you have to place Anfield, and Bayern, in the larger context.

Essentially, after 2015, it was a free fall, that started to take real shape and become noticeable in our game with Roma (4-1 ; 0-3 won by Roma due to the exterior goal rule that has since been erased) in 2018, then Anfield in 2019 (3-0 ; 0-4) and finally Bayern's 8-2 in 2020. Roma was the first severe hit, but Anfield was the uppercut. You gotta place it into our 2018-2019 season: Barcelona, after the 2017-2018 season, departures, knocking out of the UCL, wasn't expected to do very great, but they did. Because of a mix of things but most of all, essentially, at the core of it all, there was one guy that was at the form of his life, one guy that carried his club like Sisyphus and his boulder, one guy that aligned absolutely mental statistics while passing the eye test and being visibly better than essentially everyone on the pitch, whether his teammates or their opponents. Guess who. 😐 I'm not gonna go over his performance because truly, he outplayed and outshined every single player that season. FCB was on its way to win La Liga, the Supercopa and well on the UCL until Liverpool happened.

The first leg was good. That free kick? I jumped out of my skin alright. Me and the friends I was watching with did a Tom Cruise on my fucking couch, we were screaming, laughing, we couldn't believe it. You know those moments of euphoria in football, when it all happens at once, action after action, you can't fathom it, you're caught in your own pride, joy, relentless hope? Resumes LM10's UCL's run pretty well: stellar. Putting everyone on their feet. Making us hope to touch that trophy again. Making us so fucking proud of being a blaugrana and having him as ours. A promise of something great lying ahead, a treble, after Roma, after Neymar's departure and lack of proper replacement. I got no words for how bad second leg was. A crumble on the pitch, off of it, a mentality struggle that cripples this team to this day. Liverpool was so bad because the team just had to not take four goals. Guess they took lessons from PSG tho. :)

Can't really tell you how I and multiple felt about that; it was just a general, horrific crumble, and after the game, a kind of numbness that settled in. I remember one of my friend just shrugging at the end of Bayern; almost laughing. We were completely snapped out of it, no involvement whatsoever, and that's why, to me, Anfield was worse. Because at Anfield, we genuinely thought we could do it. It was a fairy tale. At Bayern, we didn't. 8-2 could have been 3-0 or 5-1 or 10-2, wouldn't have changed much. I'm not claiming it's all Barça's supporters feelings towards this, just explaining mine. I still can't watch Anfield's vids because it makes me genuinely mad, for everything it could have represented, for everything we could have won, because a team hadn't been able to back up one player when he had a faltering of form over one game. A bittersweet reminder that you could be the best player in the world and go through arguably the best season of your career, if you don't have anyone behind you, you won't get anywhere — football is a team sport and nothing else. A team wins. A team loses. End of discussion. :)