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#NWFL Nigeria Women Premier League week 1 Results from @Queenjohn4 I support Rivers Angels !! fly queens!! https://twitter.com/Queenjohn4/status/1154294798909677571 The media officer for RIvers Angels is @Isiokpobabe https://twitter.com/Isiokpobabe

#Copalibertadores night 7242019 Godoy vs Internacional I was a fan of paulo guerrero when he led Corinthians in defeating my London Blue, aka chelsea, in the club world cup. I will never comprehend why he is not on a large contract. A 91st minute goal but the key to his success in easy retrospect is that the role of the number 9 , not false 9 or striker in a 9 role still exist in conmebol. Many teams in uefa don't use a true number 9 in the center forward role so their teams attack like they dont have a reference up top, which hurts a player like guerrero who is a reference up top. VIDEO https://twitter.com/beINSPORTSUSA/status/1154182728557977600 Emelec vs Flamengo Godoy scored brilliantly, early in the fight against Flamengo. I really loved how Emelec took it to MEngao. Nice speed in the team, no nonsense. Flamengo seemed slower and not sharp. The second goal was the nail in the coffin. The second goal was made after truly great play from emelec. I really like their individual speed. tested flamengo. VIDEO GODOY goal https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HF3QX26YF?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime Caceido goal https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HF4skiuPL?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime

#LFA #Liberia and the case of the missing F.A. - Osasuo Obayiuwana < @osasuo > , who is usually on top of investigative reporting to the backrooms in C.A.F. , stated that former head of the Liberian Football Association Musa Hassan Bility is banned for 10 calendar years by F.I.F.A. for misappropriating funds. While I comprehend from a prior news report from Osasuo the why, I pondered the Liberian football association. What news did they have on their website, who was in charge of their organization. What are they planning on doing to improve? Their website showed nothing, is nothing. The about page seems unconcerned in all earnest. The contact page is dysfunctional. Many online talk about the presidents of various football associations but when you look at the lack of concern or care to many aspects , especially in media, it proves the deeper problem. The goal from many presidents of small countries football associations isn't to improve but to be a constant mediocre that gets to take a little money from the top. Osasuo source tweet https://twitter.com/osasuo/status/1153966998549868544 Read about the incident that led to the ban https://aalbc.com/tc/blogs/entry/249-richard-murray-thoughts-version-2/page/3/?tab=comments#comment-573 Liberian FA website https://liberiansoccer.com/

LAst night #ICC #CopaLibertadores and extra- Gareth bale save- When he came on, he was electric. Maybe he will leave real madrid but he looked good. I recall Robben Van Persie, how his arsenal career was injury riddled and then he had a huge health spurt at manchester united. Sometimes players find recovery and all is good. Bale clearly has a lot to offer. But like many quiet players he will not make a scene yelling at others, lead by example is his way. https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HEUAjwRNc?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime Felipe Melo Goal- Palmeiras at the half should had been down 3-1 if not for a silly neymar mimic type penalty from a Godoy player. In the second half Palmeiras equalized. https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HEUB9fW1c?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime Messi is fined $1500 and one match. The poster dan edwards state in his tweet stream that messi is worth too much to bench but in parallel, Neymar is penalized heavy by UEFA , whose couffeurs are larger than CONMEBOL, based on the fact that conmebol's strength is players not clubs. https://twitter.com/DanEdwardsGoal/status/1153808214049218562 Atleti drew 0-0 against Chivas, I chose not to see the penalty shoot out. This is ok, cause it is pre season. I think a player like JAmes is needed. Lemar like Griezzman is a dribble first player, a high quality passer in midfield is what costa/morata need, especially as juan fran side felipe luis leaving mean we dont have the galloping wide backs in the past that provided service. Transfers NEbil Fekir to Real Sociedad from Olympique Lyonnais- I think this is a stepping move for Fekir but it may be more permanent, and potentially safer. Some players realize that certain clubs style of play doesn't suit them. Play where you can be loved. Felipe Luis to FLamengo RC from Atletico Madrid - Felipe Luis is back in brasil after a long spanish journey, hope juan fran can find a team in spain to support him.

https://lyonoffside.com/2019/07/23/nabil-fekir-moves-to-real-betis-yeah-you-read-that-right/ I concur, it is the same problem with James. The number 10 role is not dead if you consider flag team play or teams in CONMEBOL/AFC/CAF where number 10s are still used heavily amongst the top teams. But, in the top teams of UEFA, top team defined by financial might, pure number 10s like JAmes Rodriguez or Nabil Fekir are not being sought after. Kroos is a number 10, Verratti is a number 10 but they dont play in the number 10 role; they play a more false defensive midfielder role. BUT, midlevel teams still seem able to accept number 10's who don't have speed, like Real Betis. Farewell Fekir. Still don't know what players have against China, in all earnest.

Congratulations @Rugby_Mexico for winning the Rugby north america 10 tournament. Thanks to @gavinmcleavy for sharing Highlight Video https://twitter.com/RugbyAmericasN/status/1152929917446905861 One thing I learned concerning the beautiful game is the weakness of the administration. FIFA is not a bad organization. But, the problem is that , big countries like Russia/China/India/USA/Brasil have complications in their football associations as their size or financial power make the web of interested parties a muddy web. In truth, most states in the usa have their own sub football association. I didn't even have knowledge of the fact that new york has two state associations. One for the west and one for the east, let alone their role regionally. Sequentially, I will focus on the state association for rugby as I look into this sport going forward. The media goes straight to these large organizations but things grow from the ground up and the ground in FIFA or USA Rugby is barely ever advertised. RUGBY NORTH AMERICA https://rugbyamericasnorth.com/ RUGBY USA https://www.usarugby.org/ RUGBY NEw York https://www.rugbyny.org/ Just so you know Eastern New York http://enyssa.org/ Eastern new york youth soccer http://www.enysoccer.com/ Do you know your state based associations, if you live in the USA, in USA rugby or USSoccer? Lets learn about our local organizations.

welcome @SarivVeenendaal #AtleticoMadrid @AtletiFemenino - name any moves in your team that interest you? I will try to name as many moves in the silly season I have time too.

#CR7 #metoo scenario has ended it seems- I don't know the details but from what was reported on Beinsports it seems the prosecutors said the doubt was too high and going any further would not lead to anything. In the end, the problem is the time. The lesson for any accusers is to be immediate. Don't wait years to accuse someone. IT is hard to prove after ten years after twenty years after thirty years what someone has or has not done, especially when you need proof in a court of law. You can't expect someone to go to jail based on wording alone. Evidence has to be provided and whatever evidence was given didn't prove the accusation. IT doesn't mean Cr7 is not guilty as much as CR7 actions or the accusers are not provable https://www.facebook.com/beINSPORTSUSA/photos/a.750454561661035/2594199297286543/?type=3&theater

#philschoen ARTICLE reply - @philschoen https://philschoen.com/2019/07/21/answers-away/ MY COMMENT I agree to your thoughts on Griezzman, he allows barcelona the ability to give coutinho/dembele a chance to do more. I still feel Neymar will be smarter to go to shanghai shenhua or guanzhou evergrand in china for the big money, cause china can pay and then win it all in china,meaining the club world up, which will be a bigger mountain to climb than psg winning the uefa cl. After, he can go anywhere, cause all will want him with that chinese popularity. I read an article speaking of how beinsports was unable to pay pundits , i dont know the inner finances of beinsports but you, kay, rongen, egan and et cetera all seem to be making moves to strengthen your finances and resettle in the media landscape changes. I wish you well. I think the problem when people talk about statian owners is the culture of sport ownership in the u.s.a. The sporting environment in the usa is dominated by two fiscal communities of owners. One is a set of leagues led by the nfl for paid athletes, where their structure is designed to totally for profit, not competitive quality or communal relationship. While the second group is a set of fiscal investors in listed educational institutions who are able to make profits while they dont publicly pay the athletes whom provide the source to their revenue. the statian sporting culture breeds the kroenke's my only desire is a small column or role in a sporting organization where I can be paid for my sporting opinion. I am not looking to be on television or cable or streaming in a video way. Just text or audio, but I am trying to connect to media concerns about c.a.f. if you can help guide me or give advice i welcome it. LA Liga is fortunate to have this money. To be honest, la liga uses their wealth better than the epl. I agree to you that la liga develop players better. I see it as the owners of midtable to lower table teams in laliga learned about being lesser teams. EPL teams think they are bigger when only a few teams can go into the uefa champions league. France/ITaly/Germany/Spain midtable or lower teams comprehend what it means to be one of them. In the end, I am glad to read you are doing well and are feeling better. I will enjoy you on call in la liga. oh consider attaching disqus to this site. disqus can offer another commentary stream COMMENTLINK https://philschoen.com/2019/07/21/answers-away/comment-page-1/#comment-15

#ICC and # Immigration - the funny thing about the International champions cup held in the #USA is that the total premise is based on the uniquely statian welcoming immigrant experience, relatively, I will not speak on the plight of the native american, but immigration is not always positive.... The ICC has high popularity in the usa cause many people feel welcoming to travel to the usa from outside it to support their team or many people are from or have parents who are from or have a recent forebear who was from a place outside and a cultural element from that place, like for many mexican fans, exists and turns into profit for the ICC managers. I am not suggesting immigration is always positive, but I am suggesting that elements in the usa financially are dependent on immigration having the more positive position in the usa in comparison to any other modern or current government.

#CAFCON2019 final #Senegal vs #Algeria - IT was a soccer gods deflection goal that led to the win and the Champion title of CAF to the desert warriors. Congratulations to Algeria but looking forward, some issues. Refereeing I dont want to hear about refereeing needing betterment, until someone is willing to focus on consistency. Every match in this tournament had varying refereeing. I don't care if choices from referees are not liked, but when they are inconsistent, that is frustrating for me. Referee consistency is woeful. Algeria got away with fouling that South Africa didn't. Best TEam of CAFCON2019 Pundits or sports analyzers are clearly being paid by someone algerian or are used to false statements to teams that succeed in lifting trophies. Algeria/Cameroon/Nigeria/Senegal/Ghana are all the same level. The culture of modern pundits is to be unable to accept that no team is a stand out favorite or best team in a tournament just cause a team is the trophy lifter. the cup of nations once you get to the round of eight are all equal level teams, none standout. No team is the best, the round of eight are all equal. Algeria's style of play is problematic for me in that , all teams don't get away with kicking opponents like them in a tournament. The Way To Play I repeat, French women, spain women, spain men, cameroon men under seedorf, et cetera, all the strongest or purposed attacking teams in the womens world cup or CAF cup of nations failed to lift the trophy. The USWNT side Algeria too rough, sharp counterattacking teams won. What is the lesson? when i hear so many pundits talking about the way the game is to be played, I always reply, I would rather win no matter the style. But often in media the reply is to my point, that style matters. But style isn't lifting trophies in flag play. SO why do flag teams, which are pick up teams, given this way to be played viewpoint when the teams are temporary. In Conclusion Congratulations Algeria, the way they play will lead to them going down to ten or nine men against a team in the world cup of confederations cup. Senegal football association, will probably do as others and fire their coaches foolishly and not build a project but I hope Cisse stays. Let him learn. GOAL LIST https://weibo.com/a/hot/7575160414050305_1.html?type=new IN AMENDMENT Brasil is a cut above the rest

Alvin Aluvah #Zhakata and the #borderless #CAF - In the article tweeted by Mimi Fawaz, I learned of Mr Zhakata who trekked through CAF on the ground to reach Egypt from Zimbabwe. He said AFrica, I will say the African Union, need to be borderless. As someone who likes to travel I concur. I also can say as someone who was in Africa. The force needed to get governments in Africa to be that seamless is quite large, doable but not something from lesser legislators. I wonder, what are your best travel stories concerning sport? leave a comment in concatenation. tweet referral https://twitter.com/MimosaFawaz/status/1151789728481587200 article https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-48705540

#Mikel #flag play end- As a fan of the london Blue, that being chelsea fc, I have watched Mikel for many seasons. He like another of my favorite players, Willian, sacrifices his personal game for the team, whether club or flag. And, most pundits, who are trained or reared to support the selfish player, the player who forces all to work around them, all too often speak some negative to players like Mikel for playing for the team. A cup of nations win, a uefa champions league win, he reached the pinnacle for his flag or club and that places him in rare air. As he continues his club career in trabzonspor I hope he found a nice home in the turkish side and plan on having input into the nigerian flag team on the coaching or administration side. If he has the will, he has much to still do for the super eagles and in guiding the careers of CAF players in general. I wish him the best. POSTING https://twitter.com/okigbo_ijeoma/status/1151826896902115329

#ENiola #ALuko continuing memoirs- She has a memoir book out <linked below to buy in>. The nigeria born english flag player with over 100 caps for the three lions, englands flag team, a trophy lifting career in chelsea or juventus but a global club career in locations. She has a first honors law degree and I questioned her on whether she took the new york bar exam. A woman who on the one side, played a sport to trophy lifting heights defying the communal commonalities of women born in African homes while on the other hand earned the education that is demanded by said culture. Proving you can serve your communities ways as well as your individual ways. A quality person, hard working athlete, a beautiful woman. global order https://www.bookdepository.com/They-Dont-Teach-This-Eniola-Aluko/9781787290419 tweet https://twitter.com/EniAlu/status/1151879989261950976 UK only order https://www.amazon.co.uk/They-Dont-Teach-Eniola-Aluko/dp/1787290417/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=They+don%27t+teach+this&qid=1563464475&s=gateway&sr=8-1

#Black in the #NWSL - Midge Purce, Lynn Williams, and Taylor Smith are quoted on their experiences as black in the NAtional Womens Soccer League in the United States of America. I quote some statistics from the article "There are currently 32 black players listed on NWSL rosters, making up 7.5 percent of the league" "The league’s minimum salary is $16,538 and the maximum is $46,200. " "According to United States Census data, the 2017 median income for black households was $40,258. For households of all races, the median income was $61,372 and for white households that number was $68,145. " "In 2018, according to NCAA.org, there were 660 Black female Division I soccer players, which make up 7.1 percent of the sport, which isn’t far off from the 7.5 percent in the NWSL" Sequentially, the salary for the average female soccer player,any phenotype, is below the average for a household to be self sufficient, meaning sponsorship must make up the rest and sponsorship is not convinced. The percentage of black female soccer players is below the percent of black people in the usa, last I checked from the us census <which is not fully trusted> was considered circa twelve percent. The NWSL or NCAA are not giving a equal percent of opportunity based on general population numbers, considered official. And the problems are: Black female players need an above average salary to be financially sustained being only an athlete. Black female soccer players need more opportunity to own teams/play/coach/train <as in fitness>. Before I get into solutions, more problems exist, I quote or paraphrase the article. "“I know for me growing up, we weren’t financially stable, so going to some tournaments weren’t really an option. And I think there’s a huge reason why there’s not a lot of girls of color in the sport,” Taylor Smith said. " "But to get drafted into the NWSL, you likely have to play at a Division I institution. Each player selected in the 2019 NWSL draft played Division I soccer. ... But to make it into Division I soccer, there are lengthy scouting and recruitment processes that involve getting noticed at the club and high school level. For a player to reach higher levels in soccer, they must possess technical skills in the game and often cannot rely solely on their physical gifts as they move up through the age groups. But some black players don’t receive technical training when they are younger due to coaching biases based on a long-held stereotype that black athletes are fast and strong and nothing else in whatever game they are playing. " "Just look at announcers during matches commenting often on the “pace” and “strength” of black players while referencing the “craft” and “skill” of white players for the ways these biases are simply embedded in the way we talk and think about the game. The lack of training can have lasting effects on the potential longevity of a player’s career and limit opportunities to make it professionally.When club coaches enforce that stereotype by failing to train black soccer players technically, they affirm the stereotype that black athletes aren’t smart. And because of this, many of the NWSL’s current top black players have spent years working to overcome a problem they didn’t create." Now, let us do a run down of the problems, the first set of problems stated in this piece 1. Black female players salary need to be strong enough to have one job, that being a player. 2. Black people need more opportunities to own a team/coach a team/be a player/be a trainer like for fitness or mental strength Add on the second set of problems 3. Black youth need fiscally free opportunity to play in their local community 4. Black youth players need positively biased coaches or trainers or learning environment that will teach them all aspects of the sport 5. The National collegiate athletic association must be separated from the opportunity channels for Black soccer players <note: all but three teams in the 2019 womens world cup had players who didn't play in an NCAA team: Germany/china/italy> 6. Pundits or sports newcasters announcing or assessing black players must have a positive bias, to change the narrative in the media What is the solution? A black female soccer league is the solution. The salary for the players in this league must allow them to be soccer players alone, whether sponsorship is used in accordance or other means is a fiscal flexibility. The clubs in this league must be owned by black people, the owners must place black people in administration for the clubs, black people as coaches for the teams. The clubs must be geographically located in black towns or cities, and have youth systems. The location means the clubs are near black people so no money is needed to give opportunity to black youth outside of the will. The coaches or trainers or owners must be given a test to their views or educational styles. Weed out any coaches or trainers, even if they are black, that have a negative bias toward black athletes. The youth teams must be the youth player pools for the mature clubs, them or other clubs in the league at lower tiers. Tiers must exist to provide a path for more players to succeed. The media for the league must be controlled by the league itself. A white owned media concern like abc/nbc/fox can not be the media outlet. The league must own its media cover through streaming, and a possible cable channel or channel through other venues like google tv. Why, the only way to control the culture is to be the owner. Only a Black female soccer league can include all the solutions the problems warrant. Sequentially the owners of said league is the beginning. They must be black but they must have the cultural demand in their mentality when owning said league. What is your solution? article https://www.allforxi.com/2019/7/17/20696376/black-nwsl-players-diversity-american-womens-soccer referral https://twitter.com/AlexStone7/status/1151564185605758977 citation https://twitter.com/jwanjeri/status/1151590855439978498

#Clarence #Seedorf side #Patrick #Kluivert end their time in #Cameroon- I quote the bbc article linked below "following the premature exit of Cameroon's men's flagship squad, Cameroon's football federation in line with clauses in their respective contracts has decided to bring an end to the contracts of Seedorf and Kluivert" The exit from Cameroon was not premature. No exit from any competition is premature. That is an insult to the competition. Now they cited clauses in the contract which i found interesting. I quote the bbc article again "The long-term contracts also stipulated the pair must live in the country and provide support to the other national teams." DId Cameroon not want to pay for Kliuvert side seedorf and their families living in cameroon,and pay for them to support the other national teams? OR did seedorf nor kluivert not want to live in cameroon or coach other teams? Seedorf said he wanted to stay but I dont know about Kluivert, nor do I know the Cameroon football association administrators thoughts. I know Samuel Eto'o knows but I do not know his thoughts. Pundits like jeremy saint louis are wrong to suggest Seedorf's career is a sign that great players dont make great coaches. The truth is, most coaching jobs lead to negative statistics in terms of wins/lossess/draws. If you consider that the top of tables progresses and the mid to bottom of tables do not, then you realize , most coaches fail whether they were great players or not. article https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/49009362 referral https://twitter.com/jrstlouis/status/1151543257614168064

#Neymar and other transfers- NEymar needs to go to Shanghai Shenhua and use china as the entry way back into UEFA, if he so chooses. Paulinho did the same thing. He got out of UEFA cause the teams were not using him correctly. I remember when Paulinho won the Clbu World CUp for TImao. He was very comfortable in the system Tite had for him. Then tottenham bought him and tried to tell him where they wanted him to play. He left for cHina, played the way he wanted and was brought by Barca and did a great job but was wise to take his success and go back to where he was comfortable, while also breaking the silly notion that playing in china is negative. Neymar need to do the same. He need to go to Guangzhou Evergrande or Shanghai SIPG and win it all meaning 国足球协会超级联赛 the Chinese super league, 中国足协杯 chinese fa cup, 中国足协超级杯 chiense fa super cup, the AFC champions league , and the Club World Cup. If he can do that for either team <though shanghai will be better for the fact that shanghai is not as successful as guangzhou> he will be a soccer legend having won three top confederation cup tournaments for clubs: copa libertadores in conmebol/uefa champions league in UEFA/AFC champions League in AFC and he will have won two club world cups , each unique to a confederation. Santos would had beat any other team in UEFA that club world cup, but the team of MEssi/Iniesta/Xavi/Busquets were too in synch and sharpened in midfield even for him ganso/arouca and company. But that is the answer. UEFA teams hurt non uefa players at times, and cause most media is from uefa or the umbrella uefa/usa white dominated culture, the media agents speak ill to non uefa non white players who don't change when pushed or asked to change. Neymar need to gamble on a great possibility again. He did it when he went to Paris saint germain , hoping to gain a uefa champions league for the first time for a club in the biggest city in uefa. a club that has no local rivals. The possibilities in paris for the players that can lead to that prize are underrated. BUt, in guangzhou or shanghai lay an even greater prize. Cause if Neymar can go to guangzhou or shanghai and then win it all meaning the club world cup as well. He will have a global shirt sale strength unmatched by any other player, and by any other i mean messi or cr7 or mbappe. IT will be the neymar era. IS he willing to take one risk. to other transfers Bale is smart , pulling off his malouda <you know what I mean fellow london blue > Bale comprehends that Real MAdrid is a big team and he can only go downward in uefa. So why leave? Train, be healthy, be alone and then when the contract is over, move onto wherever, maybe bayern munich. Bale has won it all outside the copa del rey for real. like neymar, he has a pretty complete career in terms of accomplishments but finds himself in a team that is not on the same page with him. Unlike neymar, bale is smart to simply stay it out at the current team. BArca offer nothing to neymar and tottenham offer nothing to bale. James Rodriguez is an interesting signing for Atleti. I am still not certain atleti will have morata/costa/kalinic outside the young Feliz but when I think of the counterattack if Atleti can get James he will be excellent for his passing. The problem with James is that many top teams by average table ranking in uefa like multipurpose midfielders, or midfielders who do a little of it all. Casemiro/Modric/Rakitic/Ngolo Kante/Pogba they are all multi faceted, not pure to any one role but can do all roles. The problem is James is a creative midfielder who is not fast enough to break through lines, is not strong enough to hold up the ball, is not active enough to create spaces off the ball. When he plays for colombia, the team respects his game and makes him the center, the creative force, thus they surround him like a circle over a dot and allow him a space to create. Atelti's counter will be a challenge for James but his passing when atleti get the ball will be better for Costa/Morata/Kalinic whom griezzman in all earnest missed alot of times as many french national team starters are dribble first players, not pass first. James is pass first.

#CAFCON2019 final - the #afcon2019 semifinal ended. Two strong battles, four teams that look a little fatigued, a little drained, for two of them, one hurdle is left. Senegal vs TUnisia A flat out battle, the referee let the tackels fly in, kept the whistle close, gave two penalties, both were saved. The own goal from a senegal set piece was the blessing from the soccer spirits. happy for Aliou Cisse , he is pulling off a zidane https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/384/359/4bc.gif Nigeria vs Algeria Algeria were wobbly but Nigeria's mistakes were far more costly. both algeria goal came from nigeria error. Nigeria have nothing to look negative about, you made the top 4 The final Senegal vs Algeria KEite Balde didn't play in the semifinal, and Koulibaly will not be able to play in the final. I think senegal need their most potent attacking setup. Algeria are slow in the back, but senegal need more weapons than Mane or mane will suffer the same fate as Ighalo. The battle commences. GOAL LIST Gomis save https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDuOFDK1o?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime Hassen save https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDuRDrIk9?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime The gods have spoken https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDuZJdo4t?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime algeria penalty given through VAR https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDvWUE96T?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime ighalo penalty scored https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDvXN1pSY?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime mahrez goal https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDw51wfZe?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime

#NWFL value- Isioko is correct, Jean Michel Aulas the president to Olympique Lyonnais had publicly admitted that the investment into the womens team of that club has sprouted sponsorship or fiscal outreach in ways equal or moreso than their mens team. While ISioko mentioned the need to have a fiscal review, a fiscal potential, concerning the returns if a large fiscal investment is given to the Nigerian Womens Football League < N.W.F.L. > . I will suggest a far less functional point. What is stopping Dangote? It isn't money. It is a culture. As a fan to womens soccer globally, I can attest that anyone a fan of womens soccer has no doubt that the male dominated fiscal landscape in most countries is a striaght hindrance on fiscal investment in womens soccer. To restate, men have the money in most countries, under most governments, in most communities, in most homes, and said men, in majority, are opposed to investing in womens soccer or seeing womens soccer invested into. Not all men, I am a male, but most men. I am not suggesting Dangote's personally is anti woman. I am suggesting he, like me, like all men is surrounded by a male community that is anti-woman, and sequentially speaks negative to any positive investment, even in language to anything female and especially sport. Sport, we in humanity must admit for most male communities is a male only province. Isioko is correct, the more the sponsors the better. That is why mens soccer is what it is today financially. The problem for womens teams is the anti female culture, globally, from most men has a financial aspect. While a black man from anywhere in Africa will support liverpool , a team in england whose queen was once called the mother of all africa through imperialism, and click on sponsors that refer to liverpool, the same man will not support a womens team in nigeria named liverpool. ... now I will end with function. The NWFL is highly valuable to me. The womens soccer sporting landscape at the club level is very weak. The united states womens national team may be media darlings but the womens league in the united states of america, the national womens soccer league, is only a few teams and half of the teams have been forced to relocate or end. the confederation of south american football/CONMEBOL, the confederation of african football/CAF, the asian fooball confederation/AFC are all absent any highly financed league, relatively. The Japanese womens league is very functional or engaged, but is not financially supported greatly in japan. The chinese womens league was reported to get a huge investment. Western UEFA <union of european football associations> or the usa in concacaf <confederation of north and central american and caribbean football > have relatively high financed leagues but the remainder in said confederations are in the same situation as the overwhelming majority in conmebol/caf/afc . Sequentially, most of humanity outside western uefa or the usa in concacaf don't have a decent , decent defined as some players have a liveable wage. And, heavy investment in the womens league in nigeria, the NWSL, canprovide nigeria with a league that can garner international attention, can have many representatives in the womens world cup, a globally exposed event, and long term provide a great cash cow for future sponsors. Females of the age called girl all throughout humanity want to play, but opportunity is slack. The NWSL or WEstern UEFA leagues don't have the capacity to offer prime opportunities for the world of females who want to play the beautiful game. Dangote after fiscal review may see a negative in short term return, but the long term gamble is beyond anything he can expect. The fact that some men, some men from CAF, can't see the future, the positive possibility in the future, in the nigerian womens football league is a symbol to how deep the negativity toward women is, beyond physical, also mental or spiritual within men. But, moreover, is a negative fiscal view for someone like Dangote to have toward anything in Nigeria. I hope he doesn't have it. but, he is surrounded by that and must be wise and overcome it. And the reason isn't to support women of nigeria as much as to make money. Those like me who support womens soccer, don't need to use supporting women as a reason for those with money to invest, better explain to them the financial possibilities to investing. The discussion Isioko tweet letter to ALiko Dangote, president of the Dangote group who sponsors the Nigerian mens league https://twitter.com/Isiokpobabe/status/1150323696717971456 conjecture from someone not connected to Dangote https://twitter.com/Foskolo/status/1150420700177534977 isioko reply to the unconnected man https://twitter.com/Isiokpobabe/status/1150437768021073925 china womens league investment https://aalbc.com/tc/blogs/entry/249-richard-murray-thoughts-version-2/?do=findComment&comment=557 <You can follow Lyon Offside to find verification or ask them to verify concerning my claim to jean michel aulas of O.L., they are at twitter LyonOffside >

#LewisHamilton reached recorded greatness in #silverstone - Congratulations LEwis Hamilton , six time British Grand Prix winner, most ever in Britian, most ever on his home soil. I saw the Vettel error, it was a well earned 10 second penalty by him. Yes Hamilton gambled the safety car, but like harvey dent before the incident, he makes his own luck. Vettel is currently in a battle to save his position from red bulls more than in a battle against mercedes. The ability of mercedes to evade collisions or crashes with each other let alone others is a testimony to their team ethic which is laking in other teams currently. I support Venturi in the Formula E but when mercedes joins in next season, I may have to have two teams like in have in german womens soccer. VIDEOS Vettel ten second penalty https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDtFl4WM9?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime LEwis Hamilton final lap https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDtGRz177?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime LEwis Hamilton , the living legend https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HDtKp7I2Y?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime

Congratulations #Zimbabwe in the #Netballworldcup - I have not followed Netball that intimately, but I clearly need to start. thanks for sharing @MicheleFortmann https://twitter.com/NetballWorldCup/status/1149646993666367489

#CAF in chaos - Osasu Obayiuwana < @osasuo on twitter> has an excellent article citing the illegally used funds from the confederation of african football <c.a.f.> , how the former finance director was fired for making the case to the federation of international football associations <F.I.F.A.> while the current president of C.A.F. called for a secretary general of F.I.F.A. to serve as "F.I.F.A.'s delegate for Africa" . As someone outside the inner chambers of C.A.F. or F.I.F.A. I can not say who is doing what in them, but as an outsider who watched both organizations deal with various issues. I can say that F.I.F.A. has a problem. It is the governing body to a globally participated sport, that has access to a global media system, absent cultural or communal balance or peace throughout humanity. No, the issue to me isn't finances. The issue is the culture of money in humanity. Most human beings either don't know or don't comprehend or don't want to accept that for the past four to five centuries, fiscal wealth in humanity was earned through genocide, slavery, theft, criminalities. Modern fiscal activity is based on those tenets, not even trade or honest deals. Sequentially, when those in media suggest F.I.F.A. be some fiscal corrective engine, outside the powerful countries like china/usa/russia or even minor ones like u.k./france/germany/india whose nuclear arsenals place them above F.I.F.A. criticism, I think they are clearly trying to spell the doom of F.I.F.A.. Culture is hard to change, history prove this from anytime in the past to now. Fiscal culture is very hard to change. As black africans or native americans learned in the usa at the end of the war between the states, laws may change but the culture of the white europeans didn't. F.I.F.A. can not be a clean up organization when the seeds to fiscal malfeasance are deeply embedded throughout all humanity. ... I restate, every government, every country, every community in humanity has some fiscal cheat, whether generated from in it or out it, a cheat exist and is making somebody money, everywhere on earth. F.I.F.A. can't hope to defeat such a culture. I comprehend the finance director's financial claim is correct. Funds were misused by C.A.F. at the order of the C.A.F. president. It requires no further discussion in terms of guilt. My point is, to change that culture, will require a level of change that can only spell the eventual doom of F.I.F.A. itself. Why will those in C.A.F. <note: I don't say Africa cause the geographic bounds of Africa extend beyond C.A.F. into the Asian football confederation or A.F.C. > financing things, support their various fiscal advantages or plans being unraveled, when the fiscal agents in U.E.F.A. or U.S.A. are getting away with their fiscal malfeasance completely. YEs, C.A.F. has fiscal malfeasance, fiscal unfairness, being applied in it or from it, but what do you expect? The organization based in a region that was once used completely, now used partially, as a treasure trove to fatten the coffers of Europe or the greater white european world, meaning the u.s.a., is now going to be the example of cleaning up the fiscal illegalities. I find that not only historically unfair financially, I find it outside the bounds of F.I.F.A. or C.A.F. 's goal. the goal is to support the sport , Pele once called Jogo Bonito, not to be some sort of manner guide to humanity. In conclusion, the issue is, what do you want? If you want F.I.F.A. in all humanity or C.A.F. in the region commonly called africa to clean up the fiscal negativity in humanity, from inequal pay betwixt laborers to use of funds for individual purposes by executives, it will never happen. Neither F.I.F.A. nor C.A.F. have the resources, the means, the power, or the legality to do said things. ... as I am a solutions person, I never like it when people admit opinion but not solution. Absent solution, opinion is merely telling people it is raining but not trying to find a cover to not get wet. The quickest, most disruptive, solution is to break up C.A.F. . In the end, the smaller the number of countries, the smaller the possibility of fiscal malfeasance for a football confederation. C.A.F. already has five subconfederations. Make each subconfederation of C.A.F. a confederation and you will break the fiscal bonds many have made over the years in the C.A.F. network. It will aid in making the world cup qualification or confederation cup process less complicated for each former subconfederation zone. Will it mean finance will become textbook? no, as I said before, humanity has a culture of making money through negative means that is ingrained, embedded throughout the entire humanity on the success from who had most fiscal wealth in the last five centuries. That culture will not change through a sporting organization, that culture can only corrupt a sporting organization. But, reduced fiscal opportunity can lessen the desire to corrupt from various fiscal motivators. What say you? article http://www.insideworldfootball.com/2019/07/13/exclusive-sacked-finance-director-says-Ahmad-ordered-caf-pay-umrah-pilgrimage/ tweet https://twitter.com/osasuo/status/1150078811175903233 Concacaf WCQ format https://aalbc.com/tc/blogs/entry/249-richard-murray-thoughts-version-2/?do=findComment&comment=567 CAF womens format suggestion https://aalbc.com/tc/blogs/entry/249-richard-murray-thoughts-version-2/?do=findComment&comment=541

Sole Jaimes joined #Santos - thank you Sole, I hope this can be a large step forward. Santos in the womens game are farther ahead than other well known brasilian clubs that have a mens side. an image https://www.flickr.com/photos/santosfc/48260171931/in/feed her twitter https://twitter.com/solejaimes191

#lgbtq in the #USWNT - Kim McCauley wrote an article about how the us womens national team is a reflection to the emotional variance in the lgbtq et cetera community. I think her point is well made. Not every great black male boxer was like sugar ray robinson from harlem or Muhammed Ali or Jack Johnson, all of whom loved media, had extroverted characters. Some were like Joe Louis or Joe FRazier, men who spoke less in public. Positive men but not interested in the media show or their personal display as much. But I will repeat one point. Neither sport nor the arts or entertainment, have the ability to truly merge various communities peacefully side positively. Communities merge positively side peacefully from the homes of people, even deeper, in their hearts. article https://www.sbnation.com/soccer/2019/7/7/20685477/why-the-uswnts-open-queerness-matters tweet https://twitter.com/lgbtqfc/status/1148031695104499714 referral post https://twitter.com/DiCiccoMethod/status/1148096079512010752 In amendment- Rabeeta of LyonOffside asked a question to validity from a false phrase I will not repeat in my little corner of the internet, utilize the links below to see. But it made me think...The ability of a lie to spread online is one of the truly negative aspects in modern media cause every lie spread will be believed by some rabeeta farooque referral https://twitter.com/OffsideBeet/status/1149470849390407682 ryan rosenblatt post https://twitter.com/RyanRosenblatt/status/1149458274120433664

#CAFCON2019 #afcon2019 Round of 8 part 2- Algeria versus IVory Coast was a battle. Ivory coast lack a true goal scorer. My player Zaha can score goals but his game is more about the team than him being the sole scorer. In the end, it went to penalties and zaha nor kodjia were on the pitch to take them. I suggest the coach made a mistake taking them off. MAdagascar battled well in the first half but in the second half, their fitness dropped. I like their style and hopefully their league will grow. Tunisia waited to outlast them and dd. Round of 4 preview Senegal versus Tunisia is advantage Senegal, Seengal have danger and Tunisia can't stroll against them. SAdio MAne can be the leader of a senegal team that actually wins it. Algeria versus Nigeria is another final. Nigeria got through cameroon and south africa in battles, they are battle tested. Algeria in MAli or ivory coast had opponents whose weaknesses in scoring or defense were known. I say the final will be senegal/nigeria in egypt GOAL LIST Feghouli https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HD22X5n1y?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime Kodjia https://www.weibo.com/7030963893/HD2q5suc3?from=page_1005057030963893_profile&wvr=6&mod=weibotime