1 hr. ago
Bacary Sagna has tipped Christos Tzolis not to suffer frequent injuries because the attacker knows how to avoid getting kicked during matches.
The Greek star has made a brilliant start to life as an ****** nal player and has continued to impress during the first weeks of his time in North London. He joined them from Club Brugge, and most people would feel that the quality in the Belgian league is nowhere near what is obtainable in England, so he would need time to adapt.
However, that has not been the case, as Tzolis enjoyed a good pre-season and has started the campaign strongly as well, which is good news for ****** nal. He has been a starter for their team since moving to the club, and the winger will maintain that role as long as he continues to perform well.
With Gabriel Martinelli on his way out of the club, Tzolis will get plenty of chances to play, especially if no replacement for the Brazilian is signed by the club. That could increase his risk of injury, but Sagna does not expect that to be the case.
The former ****** nal defender believes Tzolis is intelligent enough to protect himself during matches while continuing to contribute at a high level. His ability to avoid challenges could prove valuable during a long campaign.
#sagna #matches
The Greek star has made a brilliant start to life as an ****** nal player and has continued to impress during the first weeks of his time in North London. He joined them from Club Brugge, and most people would feel that the quality in the Belgian league is nowhere near what is obtainable in England, so he would need time to adapt.
However, that has not been the case, as Tzolis enjoyed a good pre-season and has started the campaign strongly as well, which is good news for ****** nal. He has been a starter for their team since moving to the club, and the winger will maintain that role as long as he continues to perform well.
With Gabriel Martinelli on his way out of the club, Tzolis will get plenty of chances to play, especially if no replacement for the Brazilian is signed by the club. That could increase his risk of injury, but Sagna does not expect that to be the case.
The former ****** nal defender believes Tzolis is intelligent enough to protect himself during matches while continuing to contribute at a high level. His ability to avoid challenges could prove valuable during a long campaign.
#sagna #matches
2 months ago
Sergio Garcia has made a number of questionable decisions on the golf course in his career. So many it's hard to pin point any single one as "the worst."
Until Tuesday.
Garcia, who has competed in 26 Open Championships in his career, was attempting to lock up a spot in his 27th at Final Qualifying at West Lancashire in England. He got off to a great start, shooting a 68 on the first 18, a score he'd need to match or better to have a chance on the final 18. But first, lunch.
What was on tap for the former Masters champ? Lasagna. In England.
"I had a little bit of food there in the players lounge and it did not sit well with me," Garcia said after shooting a second-round 75 that spoiled his Open chances. And his stomach.
Until Tuesday.
Garcia, who has competed in 26 Open Championships in his career, was attempting to lock up a spot in his 27th at Final Qualifying at West Lancashire in England. He got off to a great start, shooting a 68 on the first 18, a score he'd need to match or better to have a chance on the final 18. But first, lunch.
What was on tap for the former Masters champ? Lasagna. In England.
"I had a little bit of food there in the players lounge and it did not sit well with me," Garcia said after shooting a second-round 75 that spoiled his Open chances. And his stomach.
9 months ago
Grocery bills soared and SNAP benefits stalled — then came the lasagna deliveries
Homemade lasagnas and foil-wrapped burritos prepared and delivered between neighbors. A farmers market offering funds for fresh and local produce. A buddy program to help provide groceries for anyone in need.
As people face rising grocery prices and an uncertain economy, community groups across the country are rallying volunteers with creative ways to ensure their neighbors don’t go hungry. Leaders of these mutual-aid networks say requests have been especially high in recent weeks, when the federal government
Homemade lasagnas and foil-wrapped burritos prepared and delivered between neighbors. A farmers market offering funds for fresh and local produce. A buddy program to help provide groceries for anyone in need.
As people face rising grocery prices and an uncertain economy, community groups across the country are rallying volunteers with creative ways to ensure their neighbors don’t go hungry. Leaders of these mutual-aid networks say requests have been especially high in recent weeks, when the federal government
