Friday, 8 August 2014
Top Tips to choose your wife/husband
Know yourself
This step is very important if you really want to choose the right partner. You have to know yourself. Some people are searching in all corners of the earth for their soulmate but come back in vain. One of the reasons of that failure is that the bachelor did not ask himself. So the, before loving someone, before making your choice on the right guy or girl to marry,Top 10 Business Schools worldwide
Students
are basing their research for business school on their network of
contacts, skills and knowledge to acquire and the brand value associated
to it. Here is the Top 10 of Business School Worldwide.Stanford Business School
In first position comes the Stanford Graduate School of Business (also known as Stanford Business School, Stanford GSB, or The GSB). Apart from MBA and Ph.D, The GSB offers other programs in Earth Sciences, Education, Engineering, Law and Medicine. It is ranked number 1 business school in the United States according to U.S. News & World Report.Manchester United make €10m move for De Jong
By David Craddock
Old Trafford executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has
held meetings with the AC Milan midfielder's representatives, with the
Dutchman keen to work under Louis van Gaal again
EXCLUSIVEManchester United have made the first move in a bid to sign Netherlands international Nigel de Jong in a €10 million deal, Goal understands.
Having already brought Ander Herrera to the club this summer, manager Louis van Gaal made it clear to United officials that he is happy to work with what he has in the midfield area - at least until his no.1 target, Kevin Strootman, fully recovers from a serious knee injury.
But executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has been working tirelessly behind the scenes in a bid to strengthen the Dutchman's options and, having identified De Jong as a potential recruit, met with the Milan midfielder's representatives in London on Tuesday.
Those talks are understood to have gone well, with De Jong desperate to link up with Van Gaal.
The Dutchman could now become United's third major summer signing, following on from the arrivals of Herrera and Luke Shaw.
And Van Gaal is understood to have given the move the green light, having worked well with De Jong in his former role as Netherlands coach and in particular at this summer's World Cup.
The 29-year-old was forced out of the second round victory over Mexico early on with a groin problem, but made a remarkable return from injury for the semi-final defeat to Argentina and was singled out for praise by Van Gaal for his contribution during the group stages.
"I don't like singling out players, but Nigel de Jong was inspirational," Van Gaal said after the 3-2 victory over Australia.
United's move for De Jong comes on the back of a prolonged and thus far unsuccessful pursuit of Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal.
Despite the player and Juventus both going on record to insist a deal with United would not happen, reports of a move continue apace.
The arrival of De Jong, however, would appear to put those links to bed - if a deal can now be successfully concluded with Milan.
Top 15 World Cup Hotties
The World Cup is super fun to watch, not only because the fans get so involved, but also because the players, in addition to being fantastic athletes, are excellent eye candy! With the games heating up and teams losing their chances to move on to the elimination round, these hotties might need a shoulder to cry on. Any takers?
Nicolás Lodeiro
Team: UruguayAge:25Height: 5’ 8”Playing Position:
Attacking Midfielder
Geoff Cameron
Team: USA Age: 28 Height: 6’ 3”Playing Position: Defender
Age: 28
Height: 5’ 11”Playing Position: Right winger
Jordan Henderson
Team: England
Age: 24
Height: 6’ 2”
Playing Position: Midfielder
Age: 24
Height: 6’ 2”
Playing Position: Midfielder
Aleksandr Kerzhakov
Team: Russia Age: 31
Height: 5” 9½” Playing Position: Striker
Yaya Toure
Team: Côte d’ivoire
Age: 31
Height: 6’ 3”
Playing Position: Midfielder
Age: 31
Height: 6’ 3”
Playing Position: Midfielder
Francisco Rodriguez Team: Mexico Age: 32
Height: 6’ 4”
Playing Position: Centre back
Height: 6’ 4”
Playing Position: Centre back
Ezequiel Lavezzi
Team: Argentina
Age: 29
Height: 5’ 8”
Playing Position: Forward/Winger
Age: 29
Height: 5’ 8”
Playing Position: Forward/Winger
Mauricio Pinilla
Team: Chile
Age: 30
Height: 6’ 1”
Playing Position: Striker
Age: 30
Height: 6’ 1”
Playing Position: Striker
Olivier Giroud
Team: France
Age: 27
Height: 6’ 4”
Playing Position: Striker
Age: 27
Height: 6’ 4”
Playing Position: Striker
Cristiano Ronaldo
Team: Portugal
Age: 29
Height: 6’ 1”
Playing Position: Forward
Age: 29
Height: 6’ 1”
Playing Position: Forward
Jerome Boateng Team:
GermanyAge: 25 Height: 6’4 Playing Position: Defender
Claudio Marchisio
Team: Italy
Age: 28
Height: 5’ 10½”
Playing Position Midfielder
Age: 28
Height: 5’ 10½”
Playing Position Midfielder
Keisuke Honda
Team: Japan
Age: 28
Height: 6’
Playing Postion: Attacking midfielder
Age: 28
Height: 6’
Playing Postion: Attacking midfielder
Team: Russia
Age: 24
Height: 6’ 1½”
Playing Position: Goalkeeper
Age: 24
Height: 6’ 1½”
Playing Position: Goalkeeper
Drogba is as dangerous as ever, warns Terry
by nicolas
The Blues legend has returned to Stamford Bridge on a one-year contract but, despite his advancing age, the captain says that the Ivorian striker remains a "nightmare" opponent
Chelsea captain John Terry is adamant that Didier Drogba will still prove "a nightmare" for Premier League defenders after his return to Stamford Bridge.Two years after winning the Champions League and departing the Blues, the Ivorian signed a one-year contract in July following his exit from Galatasaray and his captain says that he is as dangerous an opponent as ever.
Wednesday, 6 August 2014
Since Southampton is not willing to let go of Morgan Schneiderlin,
Tottenham Hotspur made up a great offer and is willing to let go of
Nacer Chadli. Ronald Koeman is a known fan of the Belgium international.
Atletico Madrid are to make a big-money bid for Chelsea forward Andre
Schurrle. The Blues need to remove one foreign players from their
Premier League squad list and Diego Simeone is keen on the World Cup
winner.
Ibrahim Afellay is eyed by Besiktas. The Turkish club is interested in the Barcelona player, who can leave Camp Nou for free.
Arsenal are plotting a surprise move to sign Liverpool centre-back
Daniel Agger. The Gunners are resigned to losing Thomas Vermaelen this
summer and are ready to bid for the Dane, who will be allowed to leave
Anfield by Brendan Rodgers.
Van Gaal worries halt Vidal move
|
|
Chico set for Swansea exit
|
|
Taider passes Southampton medical
|
|
Ben Arfa to be used as Lacazette makeweight
|
|
Southampton agree £8m Forster deal
|
|
Man Utd offers €40M for Cuadrado
|
|
Bayern Munich, Manchester United & the clubs who could move for Reus next summer
The 25-year-old has a buyout clause worth €35m that becomes active in 2015 and clubs from across Europe are set to battle for his signature
By Enis KoyluMarco Reus may have had to sit out Germany’s World Cup-winning campaign this summer due to an untimely injury, but the last few months have been anything but quiet for the Borussia Dortmund star.
After watching team-mates Mario Gotze and Robert Lewandowski leave for Bayern Munich, Reus remains the last pillar of the BVB attack which dazzled Europe two years ago as they reached the Champions League final.
Suarez to Barcelona and the 10 most expensive transfers of the summer so far
The Uruguay star currently tops the list of the
summer's biggest deals to date in a hectic pre-season, but who else has
been signed for big money?
Despite almost a month of the transfer window still remaining, the summer of 2014 has already been quite remarkable.Following Gareth Bale's world-record €100 million move from Tottenham to Real Madrid last year, we have already seen the €80m barrier broken twice this time around.
With clubs enjoying greater commercial and broadcast revenues than ever and on the back of the shop window that is the World Cup, it is safe to expect more big signings between now and September.
But what have been the most expensive transfers so far?
Luis Suarez may have seen his World Cup end in ignominy, but it wasn't long after his time in Brazil that Barcelona paid what is currently the biggest fee of the summer - a staggering €88m - to bring the Premier League player of the year to Spain.
New arrival | James Rodriguez is greeted by Real Madrid faithful after making the move from Monaco
David Luiz will not be missed at Chelsea according to Jose Mourinho, but Paris Saint-Germain will hope that their €49.5m outlay on the Brazilian - the highest fee ever paid for a defender - will not go to waste. Chelsea, of course, wasted little time in reinvesting the funds, paying €44m to Atletico Madrid to bring Diego Costa to Stamford Bridge.
Currently in fifth place is Alexis Sanchez, who became Arsenal's second most-expensive player when he joined from Barcelona. Just behind him is Luke Shaw, whom Manchester United made the costliest teenager in football history when they forked out just over €37.8m to Southampton for his services.
Shaw's new United team-mate Ander Herrera is seventh in the table, with Athletic Bilbao receiving €36.5m for the midfielder, with Cesc Fabregas' return to the Premier League placing him in eighth.
In ninth place - the fourth deal involving Chelsea in the table - is Romelu Lukaku, who joined Everton in a club-record transfer, while Adam Lallana completes the current top 10 after joining Liverpool for €31.5m.
A number of other significant summer moves just fall short of a place in our list. Toni Kroos and Antoine Griezmann both cost a fraction around €30m as they joined Real and Atletico, while Mario Mandzukic - Costa's replacement at Atleti - is down in 15th with a fee of around €22m.
Juan Iturbe is the most expensive signing made by a Serie A side so far, with Roma's new attacker placed ahead of Alvaro Morata. Jeremy Mathieu became the most expensive defender ever over the age of 30 while Ciro Immobile is the priciest Bundesliga arrival of the summer at €18.5m.
Ivan Rakitic and Jan Oblak both make the top 25 along with Manchester City newboy Fernando, while Iturbe, bizarrely, appears again at No.24 after Hellas Verona initially paid Porto to acquire the full rights to the player before his Roma move.
| TOP 10 MOST EXPENSIVE TRANSFERS OF SUMMER 2014 |
| No. | Player | From | To | Total fee |
| 1 | Luis Suarez | Liverpool | Barcelona | €88m |
| 2 | James Rodriguez | Monaco | Real Madrid | €80m |
| 3 | David Luiz | Chelsea | Paris Saint-Germain | €49.5m |
| 4 | Diego Costa | Atletico Madrid | Chelsea | €44m |
| 5 | Alexis Sanchez | Barcelona | Arsenal | €40m |
| 6 | Luke Shaw | Southampton | Manchester United | €37.8m |
| 7 | Ander Herrera | Athletic Bilbao | Manchester United | €36.5m |
| 8 | Cesc Fabregas | Barcelona | Chelsea | €36m |
| 9 | Romelu Lukaku | Chelsea | Everton | €35.3m |
| 10 | Adam Lallana | Southampton | Liverpool | €31.5m |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)