Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Transfer Anthony Martial From Monaco to Machester United for £36m

Manchester United have completed the £36m signing of Monaco forward Anthony Martial, making him the world's most expensive teenage footballer.



The fee could rise to £58m.

France Under-21 international Martial, who scored eight goals in 31 Ligue 1 games last season, signed a four-year deal with the option for a fifth year.

The 19-year-old, who had been linked with Arsenal, becomes United's third most expensive signing after Angel Di Maria (£59.7m) and Juan Mata (£37.1m).

He was allowed to leave the France squad on Monday for a medical with Louis van Gaal's side, who have given him the number nine shirt.

Monaco signed Martial for £4.4m two years ago from Lyon, who will receive about £7.35m as a result of a sell-on clause.

Conditions that would increase the fee include Martial winning the Ballon d'Or award for the world's top footballer.

The previous world record transfer fee for a teenager was £27m, which United paid for Southampton left-back Luke Shaw last summer and Paris St-Germain spent on Roma centre-back Marquinhos in 2013.

His signing came as Premier League spending passed £850m for the first time in a transfer window. 


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The Biggest Club In The World'

"I am so excited to be joining Manchester United," said Martial. "I have always wanted to play in the Premier League and to join the biggest club in the world is what every young footballer dreams of.


"I am looking forward to meeting my new team-mates and working with Louis van Gaal, who has achieved so much in his career."


Manager Van Gaal said: "Anthony is a naturally talented, young, multi-functional forward with great potential. We have been watching him for a while now and he has developed immensely during his time at Monaco.

"He has all the attributes to become a top football player; however we need to give him time to adjust to his new environment and the rhythm of the Premier League."


Monaco vice-president Vadim Vasilyev said: "We wished to keep him this season but Manchester United made an incredible offer that neither Anthony, nor AS Monaco, could refuse."


Who is Martial?


A France Under-21 international who has just been called up to the senior national team for the first time.

He scored 32 goals in 21 games at youth level for Lyon before breaking into the first team in the 2012-13 season, making three appearances before joining Monaco.

Martial scored two goals in 15 games in his first season at Monaco and 11 in 42 in all competitions last season.

With nine goals, he is the top teenage scorer in Europe's top five leagues since the start of 2014-15. 

In a July 2015 study by the Soccerex 20 Football Value Index,  Martial was ranked the 17th most valuable under-21 player in Europe at £11.6m.
(Source:http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football)

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Monday, August 31, 2015

Crystal Palace Enjoying The Game Away

In The 2015 No Team Has Pocketed More Points In Away Games Than Crystal Palace



In the match of the Barclays Premier League last weekend before the international break in September, some games will not be forgotten just including a victory Crystal Palace at home to Chelsea, West Ham United claim win at the headquarters of Liverpool for the first time since 1963, and Swansea City recorded a victory third straight 2-1 over Manchester United.

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source:www.premierleague.com

Vital statistics for the whole of Matchweek 4 see below.


Saturday, August 29th

Newcastle United 0-1 Arsenal

- Arsenal have now won eight Barclays Premier League matches in a row against Newcastle United

- Arsene Wenger has won 10 of 11 meetings with Steve McClaren BPL (Lost 1)


Aston Villa 2-2 Sunderland

- Aston Villa won only one time clean-sheet of 11 last Barclays Premier League match at Villa Park

- Only two teams that conceded more penalties in BPL than Sunderland (six) since the beginning of last season (Tottenham Hotspur: eight; West Bromwich Albion: seven)


AFC Bournemouth 1-1 Leicester City

- AFC Bournemouth Striker Callum Wilson has scored four goals in his last two games BPL

- Jamie Vardy bagged three goals and one assist in his last five appearances in the league


Chelsea 1-2 Crystal Palace

- Overall Chelsea four points is the second lowest in the Barclays Premier League season up to this point, after the team of Blackburn Rovers (three) in the 1995-1996 season

- No team won more points away than Crystal Palace in BPL 2015 (25 - level with Arsenal)



Liverpool 0-3 West Ham United

- Manuel Lanzini goal for West Ham at home to Liverpool was the fastest goal in the Barclays Premier League 2015/16 season so far (2:28)

- This is the first league victory of the Hammers at Anfield since September 1963; end a record 42-match winless streak in major league


Manchester City 2-0 Watford

- Manchester City have become the ninth team to win the Barclays Premier League 10+ games in a row.

- Man City are unbeaten in their last 25 home games against a team in the BPL campaign (won 23, draw 2, Lost 0), where their last defeat was against Reading in February 2007.


Stoke City 0-1 West Bromwich Albion

- Solomon Rondon scored his first Barclays Premier League for West Bromwich Albion from all seven shots (including blocked)

- Two Stoke player sent off in the first round, this is the 10th time in the BPL where a team playing with nine players before halftime. This is the third fastest record, the team reduced to nine men in a single BPL matches (31 minutes)


Tottenham Hotspur 0-0 Everton

- Tottenham Hotspur have failed to win their first four games in the Barclays Premier League for the first time since 2008/09

- Mauricio Pochettino forces recorded 20 shots (including blocked) without netting, the highest record them without yielding a goal since registering 21 goals while against Manchester City in May


Sunday, August 30

Southampton 3-0 Norwich City

- Graziano Pelle has scored five goals in five appearances in the final of the Barclays Premier League St. Mary's Stadium, while 12 of the 14 league goal for Southampton occur at home (86%)

- Alex Neil suffered his first defeat away to Norwich City in 15 away matches in all competitions (won 10, draw 4)


Swansea City 2-1 Manchester United

- Two final defeat of Manchester United in the Barclays Premier League Swansea City occurred after winning first (2-1 in the month of Feb 2015)

Bafetimbi Gomis has scored nine goals in 10 games last BPL, and he was the first Swansea player who scored in each of their opening four games in the Barclays Premier League

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Sunday, August 30, 2015

Dancing In The Rain Biritsh MotoGp 2015

The MotoGP™ World Championship has taken a critical turn after the Octo British Grand Prix as Rossi dances to victory.



Rain can produce peculiar results in motorcycle racing; with power more of a disadvantage, in the wet rider skill becomes even more important. Riders such as Chris Vermeulen became famous for their ability in the wet, the loveable Australian claimed his only MotoGP™ win in 2007 at a rain soaked French GP. As electronics have begun to play a bigger role, rain specialists have become a rarer and rarer breed. But racing in the beating rain is by no means easy, as two of the MotoGP™ championship challengers showed on Sunday.

 Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP) went to bed on Saturday night performing a rain dance; his dry weather pace was simply not enough to keep with the likes of Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) and teammate Jorge Lorenzo. It seems that even Mother Nature is a Rossi fan as come Sunday morning Warm Up the heavens had opened and Silverstone lived up to Britain’s reputation of rain. Rossi led the session handily, heading, somewhat fortuitously, Danilo Petrucci (Octo Pramac Racing) as both Marquez and Lorenzo struggled.

Come race time, the rain had settled and wet tyres were fitted. Initially Marquez had been able to keep with Rossi, the pair breaking away, but the Spaniard found himself on the floor as he exited Turn 1. This DNF is the final nail in the coffin of Marquez’s 2015 title challenge. He now sits 77 points behind Rossi in the standings and though it is mathematically still possible for Marquez to claim a third MotoGP™ crown, a miracle is needed.

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Marquez has never gone particularly well in the wet. Last year at Aragon he crashed while pushing slicks too hard on a track that was becoming colder and wetter with every lap. Back in 2011, Marquez failed to finish the British GP when racing in the Moto2™ class in similar conditions. Compared to Rossi, Marquez is still a relative newcomer to the premier class and wet weather riding is a skill that comes with experience.

As Rossi cruised to victory, Lorenzo was battling vision problems and aggressive riders. Many of Lorenzo’s worse moments, including his famous Assen crash in 2013 that saw his collarbone shatter, have happened in the wet. These problems were made worse by a misting visor and saw Lorenzo miss out on valuable championship points. With a fourth place finish the Majorcan now sits 12 points behind his teammate.

Lorenzo himself admits that he did not have the pace to battle Rossi for the win: “Valentino and Marquez passed me and I was in third position losing time every lap. They had a better pace than me early on in the race and I couldn‘t do anything to follow them.”

Throughout his racing career Lorenzo has shown great mental fortitude, not only in over coming his Assen wet-race demons but also overcoming multiple severe injuries, continuing to push himself to the limit.

A 12-point advantage may seem small, but round 13 of the MotoGP™ World Championship takes place in Misano, Rossi’s backyard. A win and the championship lead will have Rossi on the crest of a wave, able to ride the success and confidence to the Rimini coastline. It will be a make of break round for Jorge Lorenzo, if he can de-throne Rossi at home and stop him from gaining any momentum.

Marquez could still play a significant role in the title battle; he now truly has nothing to lose. As such he can take even more risks, push even closer to the edge in races and no doubt steal race wins. Every point will matter in the title fight between the Yamahas and losing five, or more, to a rogue Honda could be costly. The championship will be decided by a mistake, the only question is who will make the mistake?
(source:www.motogp.com)

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