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Jeanne d arc fate

And what Terry politely calls asking “questions about the world” might more cynically be called Elizabethan ruling-class propaganda. Shakespeare’s three-parter on Henry VI, which gives an account of the later part of the Hundred Years’ War from an English perspective, includes the figure of Joan. More from this author Can you really be non-binary? Her mother Isabelle worked to clear her name in 1456, she was declared a martyr in 1920, she was canonised. She was eventually captured by the English and forced to recant, before changing her mind and proclaiming her beliefs, finally dying on a heretic’s pyre in 1431. Clad in white armour, she helped lead his troops to a number of victories, and marched with Charles through lands held by the hostile Burgundians to his coronation at Reims. Joan, dressed in men’s clothing, was granted an audience with the French King Charles. The broad outlines of what happened next are well-known. That was also when her visions began three years later, she left home under a pretext and travelled to the French King, demanding to see him and offer her aid on the strength of her visions. The year Joan reached puberty, such a band swept through her village of Domrémy, stealing cattle and setting fire to the church. Meanwhile, most actual fighting was done by mercenaries, who prowled the countryside robbing peasants for food, fuel and treasure in lieu of the pay they seldom received. Children would come home bloody from fistfights over competing loyalties to Armagnac king or Burgundian duke. The town across the river from Joan’s birthplace supported the Burgundians, while hers supported the Armagnacs. When Joan was born in 1412, France was roiled by the Hundred Years’ War: a bitter conflict with not only the English fighting for dominion of the country, but a parallel civil war between competing French ruling factions, the Armagnacs and Burgundians. Our writers of today are doing no different.” Shakespeare, Terry says, “did not write historically accurate plays… took figures of the past to ask questions about the world around him. For many in this camp, a “non-binary” reimagining of Joan isn’t “exploring gender”, but “an extension of the dull, patriarchal line that women don’t have a history”.īut it’s also true that - as Globe artistic director Michelle Terry argued in response to the uproar - reimagining and even fabricating history for new audiences is a noble tradition, with Shakespeare himself a leading exponent of the art. One of the largest ever Suffragette marches, comprising some 40,000 women in 1911, was headed by a protestor dressed as Joan. Joan has long been treasured by the women’s movement, as a rare example of a woman who escaped her narrow allotted life and changed the course of history. Today is no exception: she’s causing a furore again, as the central figure in I, Joan, a new play in which she’s represented as “non-binary” and using “they/them” pronouns.įeminists are outraged. During the nearly six centuries since she was burned at the stake, Joan of Arc has been many things to many people. Feminist heroine, Catholic martyr, patron saint of France, LGBTQ icon.

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MOTD Top 10 podcast: Robert Pires on Dennis Bergkamp, Arsene Wenger and more

Robert Pires contributed to 1 of many finest eras in Arsenal’s historical previous

Worn Arsenal and France midfielder Robert Pires is basically the latest Premier League legend to tell all to the MOTD High 10 podcast.

Pires loved a stellar occupation, helping his nation win the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000 and also worthwhile two Premier League titles and two FA Cups all one of many most sensible ways via six years at Arsenal.

He was segment of Arsenal’s ‘Invincibles’ facet of 2003-04.

He joined Gary Lineker to think on the moments and folks that fashioned his occupation.

Hear to basically the latest MOTD High 10 podcast with Robert Pires

Most effective participant you perhaps would possibly maybe well salvage performed with?

Pires and Dennis Bergkamp (centre) both left Arsenal in 2006

“I realized plenty from Zinedine Zidane with the nationwide team. Zidane was a flow-setter and a solid character.

“When I joined Arsenal in 2000 I realized plenty from Dennis Bergkamp. He was the mind of the team and he made issues stumble on easy.

“I loved the kind of participant he was, and this day I love watching Kevin de Bruyne. I loved watching Andres Iniesta. Bergkamp was very major for Arsene Wenger.”

Most effective participant performed against?

Pires scored 62 needs and supplied 41 assists in 189 Premier League appearances for Arsenal between 2000-06

“In the Premier League it was John Terry and Rio Ferdinand. Suits against Chelsea and Manchester United were for all time exhausting and Terry and Ferdinand were very sophisticated, very bodily.

“Coming from France to play within the Premier League, it was very sophisticated at the starting.

“Arsene Wenger advised me: ‘Or no longer it is a ways rarely the an identical football. Or no longer it is bodily, you desire to study.”

“My first match was at Sunderland. I used to be sitting on the bench and after about 20-25 minutes I endure in mind pondering: ‘Wow, this football is no longer for me.'”

Most effective supervisor performed for?

Arsene Wenger was given a gold Premier League trophy when he left Arsenal in 2018 in recognition of guidance the Gunners to the 2003-04 title undefeated in 38 matches

“It was an honour and a privilege to work for Arsene Wenger. It was major for me to retract a stumble on at and be a hit within the Premier League.

“Arsene helped me off the world too. He was relish a second dad to me. He loved a participant with very correct quality and skill with the ball.

“This is why he loved Thierry Henry, Nwankwo Kanu and Bergkamp.

“Two days after the Champions League closing in 2006 [Arsenal lost 2-1 to Barcelona] I talked about: ‘Look for, Arsene, thank you very worthy for the whole lot, but now I salvage a huge alternative to play in Spain for Villarreal.’

“He was very a great deal surprised but while you happen to would possibly maybe well salvage one more to play in a varied nation you desire to retract a stumble on at it.”

Popular blueprint scored?

“When I scored against Peter Schmeichel when he was taking part in for Aston Villa in 2002.

“I got an extended ball from Freddie Ljungberg, I set the ball over George Boateng and after I used to be in entrance of Schmeichel I lobbed him. I feel he was mad about this.

“The opposite one was against Liverpool at Anfield in 2003.”

Popular game performed in?

Pires scored Arsenal’s fifth blueprint in a 5-4 win against Tottenham at White Hart Lane on 13 November 2004

“I loved taking part in against Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool but the north London derby was entirely varied.

“I salvage so many huge reminiscences from this fixture. I performed in many derbies but the one between Arsenal and Tottenham was so correct whether it was at Highbury or White Hart Lane.

“There is person that stands out from the rest. It was Tottenham 4-5 Arsenal. It was crazy. It was electric on the world.”

Footballing hero increasing up?

“The first was my dad. He performed for a native team in Reims and scored a form of needs as a striker.

“When I used to be very younger he would drawl: ‘Carry out you’re searching for to reach serve to glance?’ I watched the whole video games dwelling and away.

“Then it was Michel, who performed for Accurate Madrid in midfield.

“He was so super and I endure in mind pondering: ‘I are searching for to be relish Michel.’ He was varied. A determined participant.”

Funniest second all one of many most sensible ways via occupation?

“The first time Martin Keown set music on within the dressing room he danced relish Michael Jackson. He did the moonwalk.

“It was irregular attributable to in France it was no longer relish this. It was correct earlier than a game at Highbury. He set the music on and I asked: ‘What’s taking place?’ He talked about: ‘Welcome to England, it be relish this earlier than a game.’

“I talked about: ‘In France strive and be focused and bear in mind about your game. Now not relish this.'”

Greatest remorse of occupation?

Arsenal keeper Jens Lehmann was sent off early within the sport as Arsenal lost 2-1 to Barcelona within the 2006 Champions League closing – Pires was substituted in consequence in what was his closing game for the club

“The 2006 Champions League closing. That was my nightmare second with Arsenal. All the pieces went outrageous.”

Craziest team-mate you performed with?

“Ray Parlour. I love this man. He was so funny.

“He was a correct midfield accomplice for me. Are you able to imagine Ray Parlour and Martin Keown within the an identical dressing room? Tony [Adams] was the captain, so he was more severe, more strict.”

Popular global second?

“To win the World Cup in your contain nation was magical. When Didier Deschamps lifted the trophy, I assumed: ‘Wow, I’m a extremely fortunate man.’

“The total avid gamers got a medal from President Jacques Chirac.”

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Premier League 2019-20 season: Club-by-club guide

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Premier League 2019-20 season: Club-by-club guide

Champions Manchester City finished one point ahead of Liverpool in last season’s table

Club record signings, a number of managerial changes and the introduction of video assistant referees (VAR) – the new Premier League season is almost upon us.

Will Manchester City become the first team since Manchester United in 2009 to win the title three years in a row?

Will European champions Liverpool be crowned champions of England for the first time since 1990 after going so close last season?

Chelsea have a new manager – as well as a transfer ban – while newly promoted Norwich City, Sheffield United and Aston Villa are looking to establish themselves.

Here, BBC Sport assesses each side’s preparations…

Arsenal

2018-19 Premier League finish:5th

FA Cup:Fourth round

Carabao Cup:Quarter-finals

Europa League:Runners-up

Players in:Gabriel Martinelli (Ituano, undisclosed), Dani Ceballos (Real Madrid, loan), William Saliba (Saint-Etienne, £27m*).

Players out:David Ospina (Napoli, £3.1m*), Aaron Ramsey (Juventus, free), Petr Cech (retired), Danny Welbeck (released), Stephan Lichtsteiner (released), Charlie Gilmour (Norwich, free), Julio Pleguezuelo (FC Twente, free), Jordi Osei-Tutu (Bochum, loan), Daniel Ballard (Swindon, loan), Vontae Daley-Campbell (Leicester, undisclosed), Ben Sheaf (Doncaster, loan), Cohen Bramall (released), Xavier Amaechi (Hamburg, £2.25m*).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Captain Laurent Koscielny refuses to travel on club’s pre-season tour of the United States.

Gunners close in on £72m Pepe deal.

Sixteen prominent supporters’ groups and bloggers sign a letter calling on owner Stan Kroenke to “reinvigorate” the club.

Key fixtures:

Liverpool (away), Tottenham (home) and Manchester United (away) in opening seven games.

North London derbies against Tottenham are: home on 1 September (16:30 BST); away on 25 April (15:00).

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Arsenal still a big name in the football world – Emery

Aston Villa

2018-19 finish:5th in Championship – promoted via the play-offs

FA Cup:Third round

Carabao Cup:Second round

Players in:Wesley (Club Bruges, £22m*), Tyrone Mings (Bournemouth, £20m), Matt Targett (Southampton, £15m*), Ezri Konsa (Brentford, £12m*), Bjorn Engels (Stade Reims, £9m*), Trezeguet (Kasimpasa, £8.75m), Anwar El Ghazi (Lille, £8m*), Jota (Birmingham City, £4m*), Kortney Hause (Wolves, £3m*), Douglas Luiz (Manchester City, £15m*).

Players out:Gary Gardner (Birmingham, undisclosed), Tommy Elphick (Huddersfield, free), Matija Sarkic (Livingston, loan), Albert Adomah (Nottingham Forest, released), Mark Bunn (released), Ritchie de Laet (released), Alan Hutton (released), Mile Jedinak (released), Ross McCormack (released), Micah Richards (released), Glenn Whelan (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Villa mark their Premier League return by spending £100m-plus on new players.

New signings include Brazilian midfielder Douglas Luiz from Manchester City for £15m.

Boss Dean Smith promises his side will still play with a winning mentality in the top flight.

Key fixtures:

Seven games in December including Manchester United (away) and Chelsea (away).

Start and finish the season in London – Tottenham on 10 August (17:30) and West Ham on 17 May.

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John Terry will make top manager – Aston Villa’s Smith

Bournemouth

2018-19 Premier League finish:14th

FA Cup:Third round

Carabao Cup:Quarter-finals

Players in:Lloyd Kelly (Bristol City, £13m), Jack Stacey (Luton Town, £4m), Philip Billing (Huddersfield, £15m*)

Players out:Tyrone Mings (Aston Villa, £20m), Lys Mousset (Sheffield United, £10m), Connor Mahoney (Millwall, undisclosed), Marc Pugh (released), Mikael Ndjoli (Gillingham, loan), Emerson Hyndman (Atlanta United, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

England striker Callum Wilson signs new four-year contract.

England Under-21 defender Lloyd Kelly joins from Bristol City for £13m.

Midfielder Dan Gosling out for about three months after surgery.

Key fixtures:

Tough December including games against Liverpool (home), Chelsea (away) and Arsenal (home).

Host newly promoted Sheffield United on the opening Saturday (15:00).

Dan Gosling joined Bournemouth in 2014 from Newcastle

Brighton

2018-19 Premier League finish:17th

FA Cup:Semi-finals

Carabao Cup:Second round

Players in:Leandro Trossard (Genk, £18m*), Matt Clarke (Portsmouth, £5m*), Taylor Richards (Man City, £2.5m*), Lewis Freestone (unattached, free).

Players out:Bruno (retired), Ales Mateju (Brescia, undisclosed), Will Collar (Hamilton, undisclosed), Anthony Knockaert (Fulham, loan), Alexis MacAllister (Boca Juniors, loan), Ben White (Leeds United, loan), Leo Ostigard (St Pauli, loan), Christian Walton (Blackburn, loan), Jayson Molumby (Millwall, loan), Robert Sanchez (Rochdale, loan), Jan Mlakar (QPR, loan), Viktor Gyokeres (St Pauli, loan), Percy Tau (Club Brugge, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Boss Chris Hughton is sacked and replaced by ex-Swansea City manager Graham Potter.

Midfielder Leandro Trossard joins from Genk for a reported £18m.

Winger Anthony Knockaert, who played 30 league games in 2018-19, joins Fulham on loan.

Key fixtures:

New boss Graham Potter’s first game in charge is at Watford on 10 August (15:00).

April includes home games against Manchester United, Liverpool and Manchester City.

Burnley

2018-19 Premier League finish:15th

FA Cup:Fourth round

Carabao Cup:Third round

Europa League:Play-off round

Players in:Jay Rodriguez (West Brom, £10m*), Erik Pieters (Stoke City, £3m*), Joel Senior (Curzon Ashton, undisclosed), Ryan Cooney (Bury, undisclosed).

Players out:Peter Crouch (retired), Jon Walters (retired), Stephen Ward (Stoke, free), Anders Lindegaard (Helsingborg, free), Mark Howarth (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Striker Peter Crouch announces his retirement aged 38.

Striker Jay Rodriguez returns to his hometown club in a £10m deal.

Boss Sean Dyche says he is working with a stronger squadthan last season.

Key fixtures:

Start and end the season at Turf Moor against Southampton and Brighton respectively.

Away to Chelsea and Manchester United in January.

Jay Rodriguez scored 31 league goals for Burnley before leaving for Southampton in 2012

Chelsea

2018-19 Premier League finish:3rd

FA Cup:Fifth round

Carabao Cup:Runners-up

Europa League:Winners

Players in:Mateo Kovacic (Real Madrid, £40m*).

Players out:Eden Hazard (Real Madrid, £88m*), Alvaro Morata (Atletico Madrid, £58m*), Ola Aina (Torino, £8.9m*), Tomas Kalas (Bristol City, £8m*), Jay Dasilva (Bristol City, £2m*), Gary Cahill (released), Fankaty Dabo (Coventry City, free), Rob Green (retired), Todd Kane (released), Nathan Baxter (Ross County, loan), Richard Nartey (Burton Albion, loan), Eduardo (released), Kyle Scott (released), Mario Pasalic (Atalanta, loan), Charly Musonda (Vitesse Arnhem, loan), Nathan (Atletico Mineiro, loan), Daishawn Redan (Hertha Berlin, loan), Ethan Ampadu (RB Leipzig, loan), Jake Clarke-Salter (Birmingham, loan), Matt Miazga (Reading, loan), Lewis Baker (Fortuna Dusseldorf, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Boss Maurizio Sarri leaves to take over at Italian champions Juventus.

Blues appoint former midfielder Frank Lampard as their new boss.

Club take their appeal against a two-window transfer ban to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Key fixtures:

Lampard’s first match in charge is away to Manchester United on 11 August (16:30).

Face Arsenal away on 28 December before entertaining the Gunners on Wednesday, 22 January.

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Chelsea need to be ‘competitive straight away’ – Giroud

Crystal Palace

2018-19 Premier League finish:12th

FA Cup:Quarter-finals

Carabao Cup:Fourth round

Players in:Stephen Henderson (free), Jordan Ayew (Swansea, £2.5m*).

Players out:Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Manchester United, £50m), Jason Puncheon (released), Julian Speroni (released), Bakary Sako (released), Levi Lumeka (Varzim, undisclosed), Ollie O’Dwyer (Aldershot, free), Joseph Hungbo (released), Tyler Brown (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Palace incensed by Arsenal’s approach to sign Ivory Coast winger Wilfried Zaha.

Everton make reported £52m offer for Zaha.

England Under-21 right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka joins Manchester United in a £50m deal.

Key fixtures:

Start at home to Everton – who are interested in signing Zaha.

Two of the final three games are at home to Manchester United and Tottenham.

Wilfried Zaha scored 10 Premier League goals for Crystal Palace in 2018-19

Everton

2018-19 Premier League finish:8th

FA Cup:Fourth round

Carabao Cup:Third round

Players in:Andre Gomes (Barcelona, £22m), Fabian Delph (Man City, £8.5m*), Jonas Lossl (Huddersfield Town, free).

Players out:Nikola Vlasic (CSKA Moscow, £14m), Ademola Lookman (RB Leipzig, £22.5m*), Idrissa Gueye (Paris Saint-Germain, £30m*), Phil Jagielka (Sheffield Utd, free), Brendan Galloway (Luton Town, free), Antonee Robinson (Wigan, undisclosed), Jonjoe Kenny (Schalke, loan), Sandro Ramirez (Real Valladolid, loan), Korede Adedoyin (Hamilton, loan), Kieran Dowell (Derby, loan), Joao Virginia (Reading, loan), Luke Garbutt (Ipswich, loan), Josh Bowler (Hull, loan), Ashley Williams (released), Harry Charsley (released), Boris Mathis (released), Mateusz Hewelt (released), Shayne Lavery (released), Jack Kiersey (released), Danny Bramall (released), Joe Hilton (released), Chris Renshaw (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Toffees release designs for new £500m ground.

Club confirm bid – reported to be £52m – for Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha.

Midfielder Fabian Delph signs from Manchester City for a fee of up to £10m.

Key fixtures:

Away to Liverpool on Wednesday, 4 December before hosting the Merseyside derby on 14 March.

December includes Liverpool (away), Chelsea (home), Manchester United (away) and Arsenal (home).

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Designs for Everton’s new £500m stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront are revealed

Leicester City

2018-19 Premier League finish:9th

FA Cup:Third round

Carabao Cup:Quarter-finals

Players in:Youri Tielemans (Monaco, £40m*), Ayoze Perez (Newcastle United, £30m), James Justin (Luton Town, undisclosed), Vontae Daley-Campbell (Arsenal, undisclosed), George Hirst (OH Leuvens, undisclosed), Ali Reghba (Bohemians, undisclosed), Mitchell Clark (Aston Villa, free).

Players out:Shinji Okazaki (Malaga), Danny Simpson (released) Daniel Iversen (Rotherham United, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Defender Harry Maguire is subject of a £70m offer from Manchester United.

Belgium midfielder Youri Tielemans signs from Monaco for a reported club record £40m.

Striker Ayoze Perez signs from Newcastle United for £30m.

Key fixtures:

Last two games of the season are at Tottenham on 9 May and at home to Manchester United on 17 May.

Host Champions League winners Liverpool on 26 December.

Youri Tielemans scored three Premier League goal on loan at Leicester in the second half of 2018-19

Liverpool

2018-19 Premier League finish:2nd

FA Cup:Third round

Carabao Cup:Third round

Champions League:Winners

Players in:Sepp van den Berg (PEC Zwolle, £1.3m), Harvey Elliott (Fulham, undisclosed).

Players out:Danny Ings (Southampton, £20m), Alberto Moreno (Villarreal, free), Rafael Camacho (Sporting Lisbon, £5m), Sheyi Ojo (Rangers, loan), Marko Grujic (Hertha BSC, loan), Allan Rodrigues de Souza (Fluminense, loan), Kamil Grabara (Huddersfield Town loan), Daniel Sturridge (released), Connor Randall (released), Adam Bogdan (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Boss Jurgen Klopp plays down poor pre-season results.

Reds sign 16-year-old Harvey Elliott from Fulham.

Defender Nathaniel Clyne out for about six months after suffering knee ligament damage.

Key fixtures:

Host champions Manchester City on 9 November and visit Etihad Stadium on 4 April.

Entertain Tottenham on 26 October – the first meeting between the two clubs since the Champions League final.

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Incredible scenes at Liverpool Champions League victory parade

Manchester City

2018-19 Premier League finish:1st

FA Cup:Winners

Carabao Cup:Winners

Champions League:Quarter-finals

Players in:Rodri (Atletico Madrid, £62.8m), Angelino (PSV Eindhoven, £5.3m), Zack Steffan (Columbus Crew, £7.2m).

Players out:Fabian Delph (Everton, £8.5m*), Taylor Richards (Brighton, £2.5m*), Vincent Kompany (Anderlecht, free), Patrick Roberts (Norwich City, loan), Jack Harrison (Leeds United, loan), Aro Muric (Nottingham Forest, loan), Zack Steffen (Fortuna Dusseldorf, loan), Philippe Sandler (Anderlecht, loan), Tom Dele-Bashiru (released), Aaron Nemane (released), Douglas Luiz (Aston Villa, £15m*), Yangel Herrera (Granada, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Spain midfielder Rodri joins from Atletico Madrid for a club record £62.8m.

Pep Guardiola hopes winger Leroy Sane stays at the club amid interest from Bayern Munich.

Former Bayern and Barcelona boss Guardiola describes midfielder Phil Foden as the “most talented player” he has seen.

Key fixtures:

Launch the defence of their Premier League title at West Ham on 10 August (12:30).

Host Manchester United on 7 December and visit Old Trafford on 7 March.

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‘Foden most talented player I have ever seen’ – Guardiola

Manchester United

2018-19 Premier League finish:6th

FA Cup:Quarter-finals

Carabao Cup:Third round

Champions League:Quarter-finals

Players in:Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Crystal Palace, £50m*), Daniel James (Swansea City, £15m).

Players out:Ander Herrera (Paris St-Germain, free), Kieran O’Hara (Burton Albion, loan), Antonio Valencia (released), Matthew Olosunde (released), James Wilson (released), Regan Poole (released), Dean Henderson (Sheffield United, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Forward Romelu Lukaku left out of friendly amid Inter Milan interest.

United make £70m offer for Leicester City defender Harry Maguire.

Crystal Palace defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka joins in £50m deal.

Key fixtures:

Host rivals Liverpool on 19 October and visit Anfield on 18 January.

Manchester derby dates: away v City (7 December), home (7 March).

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‘I love that challenge’ – Solskjaer

Newcastle United

2018-19 Premier League finish:13th

FA Cup:Fourth round

Carabao Cup:Second round

Players in:Joelinton (Hoffenheim, £40m), Kyle Scott (unattached, free), Jake Turner (Bolton Wanderers, undisclosed).

Players out:Ayoze Perez (Leicester City, £30m), Joselu (Alaves, undisclosed), Dan Barlaser (Rotherham United, loan), Liam Gibson (Grimsby Town, loan), Mohamed Diame (released), Cal Roberts (released), Josef Yarney (released), Tyrique Bartlett (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Manager Rafael Benitez leaves saying the club do not share his vision.

Steve Bruce is appointed new head coach on a three-year contract.

Magpies sign striker Joelinton from Hoffenheim for a club record £40m fee.

Key fixtures:

Bruce’s first league match in charge is at home to Arsenal on 11 August (14:00).

Host Liverpool on the final day of the season on 17 May.

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‘Whoever was going to sit in this seat was going to find it difficult’ – Steve Bruce

Norwich City

2018-19 finish:1st in Championship – promoted as champions

FA Cup:Third round

Carabao Cup:Fourth round

Players in:Sam Byram (West Ham, £750,000), Aidan Fitzpatrick (Partick Thistle, £350,000*), Daniel Adshead (Rochdale, £300,000*), Rocky Bushiri (KV Oostende, £100,000), Archie Mair (Aberdeen, undisclosed), Rob Nizet (Anderlecht, undisclosed), Josip Drmic (Borussia Monchengladbach, free), Charlie Gilmour (Arsenal, free), Patrick Roberts (Man City, loan), Ralf Fahrmann (Schalke, loan), Reece McAlear (Motherwell, undisclosed).

Players out:Marcel Franke (Hannover 96, undisclosed), Nelson Oliveira (AEK Athens, free*), Carlton Morris (Rotherham United, loan), Mason Bloomfield (Crawley Town, loan), Ciaren Jones (Eastbourne Borough, loan), Josh Coley (Dunfermline Athletic, loan), Sean Raggett (Portsmouth, loan), Savvas Mourgos (Dordrecht, loan), James Husband (Blackpool, loan), Ben Marshall (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Right-back Sam Byram arrives from West Ham for £750,000.

Goalkeeper Ralf Fahrmann joins on a season-long loan deal from German club Schalke.

Switzerland striker Josip Drmic signs on a three-year contract.

Key fixtures:

Mark their return to the Premier League with a match at Liverpool on 9 August (20:00).

Last match of the season is at defending champions Manchester City on 17 May.

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Norwich City held a celebration open-top bus parade

Sheffield United

2018-19 finish:2nd in Championship – promoted

FA Cup:Third round

Carabao Cup:First round

Players in:Lys Mousset (Bournemouth, £10m), Callum Robinson (Preston, £6m*), Luke Freeman (QPR, £5m*), Phil Jagielka (Everton, free), Ravel Morrison (unattached, free), Ben Osborn (Nottingham Forest, undisclosed), Dean Henderson (Manchester United, loan).

Players out:Paul Coutts (released), Martin Cranie (released), Conor Washington (released), Daniel Lafferty (released), Caolan Lavery (released) Nathan Thomas (Gillingham, loan), Rhys Norrington-Davies (Rochdale, loan), Jake Eastwood (Scunthorpe, loan), Oliver Greaves (Barrow, loan), Tyler Smith (Bristol Rovers, loan), Nathan Thomas (Carlisle, loan), Regan Slater (Scunthorpe, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

The owners of firms running the Blades embroiled in a High Court battle.

Manchester United keeper Dean Henderson rejoins on a season-long loan.

Boss Chris Wilder signs new three-year contract.

Key fixtures:

January includes Liverpool (away), Arsenal (away) and Manchester City (home).

Mark their return to the Premier League at Bournemouth on 10 August (15:00).

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‘He would disappear for a week and come back like nothing had happened’

Southampton

2018-19 finish:16th

FA Cup:Third round

Carabao Cup:Fourth round

Players in:Danny Ings (Liverpool, £20m), Che Adams (Birmingham City, £15m), Moussa Djenepo (Standard Liege, £14m*).

Players out:Matt Targett (Aston Villa, £11.5m*), Jordy Clasie (AZ Alkmaar, undisclosed), Steven Davis (Rangers, free), Alfie Jones (Gillingham, loan), Jack Rose (Walsall, loan), Kingsley Latham (Havant and Waterlooville, loan), Alex Cull (Totton, loan), Harry Hamblin (Bath City, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Striker Danny Ings completes £20m move from Liverpool.

Mali winger Moussa Djenepo joins from Standard Liege.

Forward Che Adams signs from Birmingham for a reported £15m.

Key fixtures:

Entertain Liverpool and Manchester United in their first two home games.

Away to Chelsea on 26 December and entertain Tottenham on New Year’s Day.

Danny Ings scored seven goals in 24 Premier League games on loan at Southampton last season

Tottenham

2018-19 finish:4th

FA Cup:Fourth round

Carabao Cup:Semi-finals

Champions League:Runners-up

Players in:Tanguy Ndombele (Lyon, £53.8m), Jack Clarke (Leeds, £8.5m*), Kion Etete (Notts County, £200,000*).

Players out:Kieran Trippier (Atletico Madrid, £20m), Vincent Janssen (Monterrey, £6.3m*), Jack Clarke (Leeds, loan), Luke Amos (QPR, loan), Michel Vorm (released), Dylan Duncan (released), Charlie Freeman (released), Tom Glover (released), Connor Ogilvie (released), Jamie Reynolds (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Boss Mauricio Pochettino says he is “not in charge” of transfers and believes his job title should be changed from manager to coach.

France midfielder Tanguy Ndombele joins from Ligue 1 Lyon for a club record £53.8m.

Harry Kane scores from halfway line against Juventus.

Key fixtures:

North London derbies against Arsenal are: away on 1 September (16:30 BST); home on 25 April (15:00).

Meet Liverpool for the first time since the Champions League final on 26 October at Anfield.

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I’m not a person who avoids difficult situations – Pochettino

Watford

2018-19 finish:11th

FA Cup:Runners-up

Carabao Cup:Third round

Players in:Craig Dawson (West Brom, £5.5m*), Bayli Spencer-Adams (Arsenal, free), Tom Dele-Bashiru (Man City, free).

Players out:Obbi Oulare (Standard Liege, undisclosed), Jerome Sinclair (Venlo, loan), Marc Navarro (Leganes, loan), Ben Wilmot (Swansea, loan), Michael Folivi (Wimbledon, loan), Alex Jakubiak (Gillingham, loan), Miguel Britos (released), Tommie Hoban (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Defender Craig Dawson joins from West Brom.

Goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes, 38, signs a new one-year contract.

Striker Obbi Oulare signs for Standard Liege.

Key fixtures:

Away at Arsenal on the final day of the season.

Two of their three games in September are: Arsenal (home) and Manchester City away).

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The story of Javi Gracia

West Ham

2018-19 finish:10th

FA Cup:Fourth round

Carabao Cup:Fourth round

Players in:Sebastien Haller (Eintracht Frankfurt, £45m*), Pablo Fornals (Villarreal, £24m*), Roberto (Espanyol, free), David Martin (Millwall, free).

Players out:Marko Arnautovic (Shanghai SIPG, £22.4m), Lucas Perez (Alaves, £2.21m*), Pedro Obiang (Sassuolo, £8m), Sam Byram (Norwich City, £750,000), Edimilson Fernandes (Mainz, undisclosed), Marcus Browne (Middlesbrough, undisclosed), Josh Pask (Coventry City, free), Jordan Hugill (QPR, loan), Adrian (released), Andy Carroll (released), Samir Nasri (released), Toni Martinez (released), Moses Makasi (released), Noha Sylvestre (released), Vashon Neufville (released), Nathan Trott (Wimbledon, loan), Martin Samuelsen (FK Haugesund, loan).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Hammers sign striker Sebastien Haller in a club record deal worth up to £45m.

Forward Marko Arnautovic completes move to Chinese side Shanghai SIPG for £22.4m.

Midfielder Robert Snodgrass signs a new one-year extension.

Key fixtures:

Host champions Manchester City on opening Saturday of the season (12:30).

Face Chelsea away on 30 November before entertaining the Blues on 4 April.

Sebastien Haller scored 20 goals in the Bundesliga and Europa League for Eintracht Frankfurt last season

Wolves

2018-19 finish:7th

FA Cup:Semi-finals

Carabao Cup:Third round

Players in:Raul Jimenez (Benfica, £30m), Patrick Cutrone (AC Milan, £16m), Leander Dendoncker (Anderlecht, £12m*), Hong (Yeovil Town, undisclosed), Raphael Nya (Paris St-Germain, undisclosed), Tsun Dai (Oxford United, undisclosed), Jesus Vallejo (Real Madrid, loan), Patrick Cutrone (AC Milan, £16m).

Players out:Kortney Hause (Aston Villa, £3m*), Ethan Ebanks-Landell (Shrewsbury, undisclosed), Pedro Goncalves (FC Famalicao, undisclosed), Joao Dias (FC Famalicao, undisclosed), Ryan Leak (Burgos, undisclosed), Helder Costa (Leeds, loan), Christian Herc (Viktoria Plzen, loan), Ryan Giles (Shrewsbury, loan), Ivan Cavaleiro (Fulham, loan), Rafa Mir (Nottingham Forest, loan), Michal Zyro (released), Carlos Heredia (released), Ben Goodliffe (released), Aaron Hayden (released), Diego Lattie (released) Enzo Sauvage (released).

*Reported cost of player. Officially undisclosed fee.

Summer so far:

Spanish centre-back Jesus Vallejo joins on a season-long loan from Real Madrid.

AC Milan striker Patrick Cutronejoins for £16m.

Defender Kortney Hause moves to rivals Aston Villa for a reported £3m.

Key fixtures:

Face Tottenham (home), Manchester City (home) and Liverpool (away) in December.

End the season at Chelsea on 17 May.

Patrick Cutrone made his AC Milan debut at the age of 19

Premier League prepared for VAR controversies

Football’s new laws: Penalties, backpasses, handballs and subs

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Interprétation de Terry, école élémentaire Paul Bert à Reims

Référence :

Le loup de Roelandt Savery, Noé remerciant Dieu d’avoir sauvé la Création, vers 1620

Tableau provenant du musée des beaux-arts de Reims

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Champions League Top Scorers - BBC Sport

Uefa champions league highest scorer - UEFA Champions League Top Scorers | SuperSport

Marco van Basten. Rabah Madjer. Valencia CF. Jean-Marc Ferreri. Girondins Bordeaux. Gheorghe Hagi. Alistair McCoist. Boro Cvetkovic. Crvena Zvezda. Michel Platini.

Champions League top scorers 2020-21: Haaland, Neymar and Morata lead the way

Viktor Sokol. Dinamo Minsk. Paolo Rossi. Terry McDermott. Lazio Lazio.

Champions League all-time top scorers: Ronaldo, Messi, Lewandowski

Robert Lewandowski Lewandowski. Bayern Munich Bayern Munich. Karim Benzema Benzema. Real Madrid Real Madrid. Cristiano Ronaldo Cristiano Ronaldo. Bruno Fernandes Read here Fernandes. Mergim Berisha Berisha. Borussia Dortmund. Paris Saint-Germain.

Mohamed Salah. Youssef En-Nesyri. Sevilla FC. Marcus Uefa champions league highest scorer. Manchester United. Olivier Giroud. Borussia Monchengladbach. FC Porto. Karim Benzema. Real Madrid. Robert Lewandowski. Bayern Munich. Lionel Messi. Bayern Munich 21 Lyon 3. Real Madrid 8 Napoli 4 Juventus Hcampions 7 Real Madrid 16 Inter Milan 1. Ajax 20 Liverpool 3. Real Madrid 8 Paris Saint-Germain Real Madrid.

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African players in Europe: Majeed Waris stars again

Majeed Waris was the star African performer in Europe at the weekend after scoring for the second time in the French Ligue 1.

He stole the limelight as many African stars, including Liverpool duo Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah, were enjoying mid-season breaks.

ENGLAND

WILFRIED ZAHA (Crystal Palace)

The Ivorian's fifth assist of the season for Christian Benteke was not enough to halt Crystal Palace's Premier League slide as the Eagles were beaten 3-1 at Everton. Palace have not won in eight games and remain six points above the relegation zone.

SPAIN

YOUSSEF EN-NESYRI (Sevilla)

The Moroccan scored his first goal for Sevilla but could not prevent them slipping to a 2-1 defeat at struggling Celta Vigo in La Liga. En-Nesyri joined Sevilla from Leganes last month and put them ahead after racing clear and finishing in the 23rd minute.

ITALY

MUSA BARROW (Bologna)

The Gambian scored two excellent individual efforts either side of halftime to send Bologna on their way to a 3-2 victory over Roma. Barrow has scored three goals in four games since moving to Bologna, who climbed to seventh, just one point off the Europa League berths.

JEREMIE BOGA (Sassuolo)

The Ivorian found the net for a second consecutive game with his 90th-minute header and also earned the penalty that gave Sassuolo their first goal in a 2-1 win at rock-bottom SPAL. Boga has scored seven league goals this season.

FRANCK KESSIE (AC Milan)

Ivory Coast midfielder Kessie set up AC Milan's second goal with his clever flick towards Zlatan Ibrahimovic allowing the Swede to head in against city rivals Inter Milan. But Milan let their two-goal advantage from the first half slip and fell 4-2 to drop to 10th.

GERMANY

ACHRAF HAKIMI (Borussia Dortmund)

The Moroccan was a handful on the right wing, but his Dortmund team leaked two late goals within 82 seconds to crash to a 4-3 defeat at Bayer Leverkusen. At 2-2 early in the second half, it was Hakimi's return pass that Jadon Sancho swept home for a superb strike, which was disallowed after the VAR spotted a push in the build up. However, the 21-year-old, on loan from Real Madrid for the rest of the season, set up Raphael Guerreiro, who fired home from a tight angle moments later to put Dortmund 3-2 up with 25 minutes left.

SALOMON KALOU (Hertha Berlin)

The 34-year-old former Ivory Coast striker is set to leave Hertha Berlin when his contract runs out in June, having sat out a 3-1 defeat at home to Mainz – the fifth game in a row head coach Jurgen Klinsmann has left him out of the squad. After his contract expires, the former Chelsea forward says he would like to link up with former Blues teammate John Terry, now assistant coach at Aston Villa, but would have difficulty getting a permit to play in England, so America could be an option.

FRANCE

VICTOR OSIMHEN (LILLE)

The Nigerian striker continued his fine debut campaign in Ligue 1 with the opening goal as Lille won 2-0 at Angers to move to within a solitary point of the Champions League places. It was his 12th league goal of the season, but the 21-year-old's night ended when he was stretchered off in the second half with an apparent thigh injury.

MAJEED WARIS (STRASBOURG)

The 28-year-old Ghanaian forward returned for a third spell in France last month when he joined Strasbourg from Porto on a loan deal that will be turned into a permanent transfer at the end of the season. He scored his first goal for his new club in a 1-0 win at Toulouse last midweek and followed that up by scoring again in a 3-0 win over Reims that left Strasbourg just outside the European places in France's top flight.

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Aston Villa agree fee for Marvelous Nakamba as they take summer spending to OVER £100million

& # 39; Absolutely wonderful! & # 39 ;: Aston Villa agrees compensation with Club Brugge for midfielder Marvelous Nakamba from Zimbabwe as Villa summer spending to more than £ 100 million

Nakamba is going to become Villa & # 39; s tenth signing of Villa this summer

Dynamic defensive midfielder must get medical examination and work permit

The £ 10.75 million deal will bring Villa spending to around the £ 110 million mark

Other notable signings by Dean Smith are Tyrone Mings and Wesley Moraes

by Kieran Jackson for Mailonline

Published: 13:27 BST, July 25, 2019 | Updated: 13:33 BST, July 25, 2019

Aston Villa have agreed to a £ 10.75 million reimbursement with Club Brugge for Marvelous Nakamba

The international midfielder of Zimbabwe becomes Villa & # 39; s tenth signing of the summer after he has completed his medical training and obtained a work permit.

Should the relocation continue, it would take Villa & # 39; s total spending for the summer up to £ 100 million.

Marvelous Nakamba will be the tenth signing of Aston Villa in the summer

Villa manager Dean Smith and assistant John Terry have strengthened the team this summer

Nakamba had been trying to push Villa after Villa was interested last month g but the clubs struggled to agree the compensation

ASTON VILLA & SUMMER SIGNINGS

Tyrone Mings (Bournemouth, £ 26.5) m)

Wesley Moraes (Club Brugge) £ 22

Matt Targett (Southampton, £ 15m)

Ezri Konsa (Brentford, £ 12m)

Trezeguet (Kasimpasa, £ 8.75m)

Bjorn Engels (1945) Stade Reims, £ 7m)

Iota (Birmingham City, £ 4m and Player Exchange)

Kortney Hause (Wolverhampton Wanderers, £ 3m)

Anwar El Ghazi (Lille, not disclosed)

But the clubs have now reached an agreement and Nakamba is set to Villa & # 39; s second signing of Club Brugge this summer, after Brazilian striker Wesley Moraes joined last month.

Nakamba is 25 years old and is a robust defensive midfielder who has been capped by his country 13 times.

He moved to Club Brugge in 2017 from Vitesse Arnhem and the midfielder has clearly made an impression in the Belgian Pro League to attract the attention of villa manager Dean Smith and his backroom staff.

Villa was promoted from the championship after the playoffs, and has certainly made a statement with their influx of signings for the new season.

They start their Premier League campaign on August 10 in Tottenham.

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French Patient in Right-to-Die Dispute Is Taken Off Life Support

PARIS — A 42-year-old Frenchman who has spent more than a decade in a vegetative state was taken off life support on Monday, according to one of his parents’ lawyers, after years of court disputes that divided the patient’s family and put him at the center of a right-to-die debate in France.

On Monday, doctors at a hospital in the northeastern city of Reims stopped artificially feeding and hydrating the man, Vincent Lambert, and began administering strong doses of sedation. Mr. Lambert, a nurse, was left in a vegetative state after a car accident in 2008.

While euthanasia is illegal in France, the law allows for “passive euthanasia,” in which terminally ill or injured patients with no chances of recovery are taken off life support and put into heavy sedation until their death, after consultation with their families.

The decision to remove Mr. Lambert from life support was announced this month after a series of rulings, despite staunch opposition from his parents. Mr. Lambert’s wife, Rachel Lambert, has maintained that her husband would not have wanted to be kept alive in a vegetative state, despite the fact that he did not leave clear written instructions to that effect. The dispute has split other members of Mr. Lambert’s family.

Jean Paillot, the lawyer for Mr. Lambert’s parents, called the doctors’ decision to remove life support “scandalous.”

“Vincent is neither sick nor at the end of his life, he is disabled,” Mr. Paillot told the news outlet BFM TV on Monday.

A vegetative state can be defined as a condition that occurs when the part of the brain that controls thought and behavior no longer works, but vital functions such as the sleep cycle, body temperature control, breathing, blood pressure and others persist. People in a vegetative state can sometimes open their eyes and have basic reflexes, but they do not have a meaningful response to stimulation or display any sign of experiencing emotions.

Mr. Paillot said that he would mount new legal challenges on Monday to reinstate Mr. Lambert’s life support, but it was unclear whether that move would prove successful, as several courts have already approved the procedure.

Doctors, in consultation with Mr. Lambert’s wife, first decided to take him off life support in 2013, after years of physical therapy and care failed to improve his condition. But Mr. Lambert’s parents, both devout Roman Catholics, opposed the decision and obtained a court ruling that reversed the decision.

Years of legal battles followed. The Council of State, the highest administrative court in France; and the European Court of Human Rights both ruled last month that Mr. Lambert could be taken off life support.

Mr. Lambert’s parents have also referred their son’s case to the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, a United Nations-affiliated body. The committee called on France to delay the decision to halt Mr. Lambert’s life support while it investigated. But Agnès Buzyn, the French health minister, has said that the committee’s decisions are not binding and that all legal appeals have been exhausted.

Mr. Lambert’s case is reminiscent of other high profile disputes over a person’s right to live or die. The family of Terri Schiavo, a Florida woman who spent 15 years in a persistent vegetative state before her feeding tube was removed in 2005, were similarly divided. Her case went on to stoke debate in the United States and beyond.

In a landmark 1976 ruling, the New Jersey Supreme Court found that the father of Karen Ann Quinlan had the right to decide to forgo life-sustaining treatment on her behalf. Ms. Quinlan died in 1985, a decade after she lapsed into unconsciousness.

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