Messi signs $20m deal with crypto firm - report
Lionel Messi has signed a deal worth more than $20 million to promote digital fan token company Socios.com, a source told Reuters on Tuesday.
Last edited:
**Official Football (Soccer) Thread"
- Thread starter ArsenalCannon357
- Start date
Sources: Safety Peppers, Pats reach 1-year deal
Former Giants safety Jabrill Peppers has reached a one-year deal with the Patriots, sources told ESPN. He is expected to be ready for the start of training camp after tearing his ACL last season, sources said.www.espn.com
Espn link issue
WATCH: Fans Go Nuts With Laser Pointers at Senegal-Egypt Soccer Match
Laser pointers stole the show at the Senegal v. Egypt match Tuesday as fans tried to distract players throughout the match.
www.mediaite.com
@keone
Same. I can see Senegal winning that group.
But you guys are defending champs. A championship that came out of nowhere last season.
Two of those goals are Mendy's fault, is like he forgot how to keep.
Let's bring back Lampard
Let's bring back Lampard
Yup. I want my man to be great and he’s a good shot stopper, but his decision making when the balls at his feet are disturbing at times.
it was but my thing why keep lukaku on the bench
these trainers want to be so creative it hurt themselves
Yeah benching lukaku is stupid. It must be personal because that is the only thing that makes sense.
Agreed, bullshit and inconsistent if Alonso had handled the ball accidentally during build up play and it led to Chelsea scoring they would have counted it then what's the difference handling the ball accidentally and scoring.
"Accidental handball in the build-up to a goal will no longer be deemed an offence. The crucial word here is 'build-up'.
It will still be an offence if an accidental handball directly creates the chance that scores the goal, or scores the goal itself."
When the ball pops up, it’s going at a rate that Alonso would’ve never been able to hit the ball had he not handled it.
The speed of the ball when it pops up off the ground, then his knee, is going way too fast. The only thing that stops it and repositions the ball for him to hit it correctly is his hand.
Accidental or not, VAR got this correct. It’s no goal.
Forward Madison to wear special United for Ukraine kits for home opener
Madison’s hometown soccer team is ditching its famous pink and sky blue uniforms this Saturday night.
Lewis Hamilton, Serena Williams join Broughton consortium bid to buy Chelsea - source
Lewis Hamilton and Serena Williams have joined a bid to buy Chelsea, a source has told Reuters. Getty Images
Tennis star Serena Williams and Formula One titan Lewis Hamilton have joined Martin Broughton's bid to buy Chelsea, a source told Reuters on Thursday.
Former Liverpool chairman Broughton's consortium includes World Athletics president Sebastian Coe and wealthy investors from around the world, who the group says all wish to maintain Chelsea's top status in world football.
Private equity veterans Josh Harris and David Blitzer, who own sport teams including the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, are also backing Broughton's bid.
Williams and Hamilton have pledged an estimated £10 million ($13.06m) each to the bid.
Reuters have approached Broughton and Williams' representatives for comment.
Williams is already an investor in Los Angeles' Angel City FC, which will make its debut in the National Women's Soccer League later this month.
Final bids for Chelsea, which was put up for sale by owner Roman Abramovich amid sanctions being imposed on the oligarch by the British government after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, were submitted earlier this month.
Others on the shortlist to buy the Premier League club are L.A. Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly and Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca.
A consortium led by Chicago Cubs owners the Ricketts family, which was formally opposed by the Chelsea Supporters' Trust, pulled out of the running.
The club's sale is being overseen by U.S. bank Raine Group.
www.espn.com
Lewis Hamilton and Serena Williams have joined a bid to buy Chelsea, a source has told Reuters. Getty Images
Tennis star Serena Williams and Formula One titan Lewis Hamilton have joined Martin Broughton's bid to buy Chelsea, a source told Reuters on Thursday.
Former Liverpool chairman Broughton's consortium includes World Athletics president Sebastian Coe and wealthy investors from around the world, who the group says all wish to maintain Chelsea's top status in world football.
Private equity veterans Josh Harris and David Blitzer, who own sport teams including the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, are also backing Broughton's bid.
Williams and Hamilton have pledged an estimated £10 million ($13.06m) each to the bid.
Reuters have approached Broughton and Williams' representatives for comment.
Williams is already an investor in Los Angeles' Angel City FC, which will make its debut in the National Women's Soccer League later this month.
Final bids for Chelsea, which was put up for sale by owner Roman Abramovich amid sanctions being imposed on the oligarch by the British government after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, were submitted earlier this month.
Others on the shortlist to buy the Premier League club are L.A. Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly and Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca.
A consortium led by Chicago Cubs owners the Ricketts family, which was formally opposed by the Chelsea Supporters' Trust, pulled out of the running.
The club's sale is being overseen by U.S. bank Raine Group.
Hamilton, Serena join Chelsea owner bid - source
Tennis star Serena Williams and Formula One titan Lewis Hamilton have joined Martin Broughton's bid to buy Chelsea, a source told Reuters.
Tuchel must be a little worried, especially with the cup final against Liverpool coming up.