Im born in brussels, my dad was a refugee coming from congo to belgium. What were my chances of ever setting a foot, evenin chances of ever setting a foot, even in the Premier League, winning something as a player, playing for the national scene and so long. If you take the odds of that happening for me, 0. 00 what percent . And now i am a coach. The question is do you stop believing in yourself because of what say, stop believing in what you can achieve because there is a very small chance that mentality is to continue to go and in The End if you fail, you fail, and if you can succeed, you succeed but you become better every single time. The question is irrelevant in terms of the direction of the fact that online you could always find stuff so i really dont take it personally. Never. But it is an interesting topic in terms of what is it people are supposed to do, give up . Stop because of what others think . And in the world we live in i think you know, lets encourage people to exceed
Beyond of that, there will be, of course, a period of deliberation. And given the complexity and the scale of this case, based on how many charges there are, and i should say that while there were 115 originally, it has been reported that that may have expanded to around 130, not because there are additional allegations of wrongdoing, but more because they re effectively multiples of original charges over various seasons. The premier league are simply not clarifying the case, but regardless, it s a sprawling case over 1a seasons, and so it would be surprising if there wasn t a significant period of time dedicated to considering the verdict by that three person panel. So, estimates have ranged from any time in the new year all the way through to spring. And of course, it s not beyond the realms, perhaps, that some kind of compromise, some kind of arrangement or deal may be reached because the legal bill is spiraling tens of millions of pounds. It s estimated to have cost both sides alr
Reported that that may have expanded to around 130, not because there are additional allegations of wrongdoing, but more because they re effectively multiples of original charges over various seasons. The premier league are simply not clarifying the case, but regardless, it s a sprawling case over 1a seasons, and so it would be surprising if there wasn t a significant period of time dedicated to considering the verdict by that three person panel. So, estimates have ranged from any time in the new year all the way through to spring. And of course, it s not beyond the realms, perhaps, that some kind of compromise, some kind of arrangement or deal may be reached because the legal bill is spiraling tens of millions of pounds. It s estimated to have cost both sides already. And it may well be that at some stage some kind of arrangement is reached. But i think as it stands, if this runs its course, it s very hard to say. It could go to an appeal, at least one round of appeals and so it coul
Held by an independent commission. A final verdict is expected before the end of the current premier league season. Here s our chief football reporter simon stone, this could go on for months and we will not really know the detail of what is being said behind closed doors. Eventually we will get a verdict. The premier league, if city are found guilty, have unlimited punishment, so that is wide ranging in itself. Clearly, if city are not found guilty of anything and they have absolutely declared their innocence on numerous occasions, there will be light firmly shone upon the premier league and its processes. Yes, it is a huge moment for the premier league. The manchester united manager, erik ten hag, has been responding to criticism from former striker cristiano ronaldo, who hit out at the dutchman for saying the club are a long way from winning the league and champions league. Ten hag pointed out that the portugal forward previously had admitted himself that united weren t placed to wi
Commission, a final verdict is expected before the end of the current premier league season. Here s our chief football reporter simon stone, this could go on for months and we will not really know the detail of what is being said behind closed doors. Eventually we will get a verdict. The premier league, if city are found guilty, have unlimited punishment so that is wide ranging in itself. Clearly, if city are not found guilty of anything and they have absolutely declared their innocence are numerous occasions, there will be light firmly shone upon the premier league had its processes. It is a huge moment for the premier league. The manchester united manager erik ten hag has been responding to criticism from former striker cristiano ronaldo, who hit out at the dutchman for saying the club are a long way from winning the league and champions league. Ten hag pointed out that the portugal forward previously had admitted himself that united weren t placed to win the biggest trophies. They t