Saturday 1 March 2014

Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6 Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6 Like · · Share · 4,141842235 · 14 hours ago ·

Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed.

The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans.

What do you make of the news?

http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6
Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6
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Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6 Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6 Like · · Share · 4,141842235 · 14 hours ago ·

Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed.

The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans.

What do you make of the news?

http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6
Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6
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Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6 Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6 Like · · Share · 4,141842235 · 14 hours ago ·

Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed.

The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans.

What do you make of the news?

http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6
Cristiano Ronaldo rejected the chance to join Barcelona before his world-record deal to join Real Madrid, former ex-Blancos president Ramon Calderon has revealed. The Portuguese star could have joined Real Madrid's rivals after erstwhile Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson "offered" him to the Catalans. What do you make of the news? http://bit.ly/1fwSfp6
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Remember to join us on ‪#‎Arsenal‬ Player from 2.30pm (UK time) for all the build up to ‪#‎SCFCvAFC‬ then live audio of the match straight from the Britannia Stadium! Remember to join us on #Arsenal Player from 2.30pm (UK time) for all the build up to #SCFCvAFC then live audio of the match straight from the Britannia Stadium!

Remember to join us on ‪#‎Arsenal‬ Player from 2.30pm (UK time) for all the build up to ‪#‎SCFCvAFC‬ then live audio of the match straight from the Britannia Stadium!
Remember to join us on #Arsenal Player from 2.30pm (UK time) for all the build up to #SCFCvAFC then live audio of the match straight from the Britannia Stadium!
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A recap of this morning's top news on Goal UK... Was Ozil always a problem waiting to happen for Arsenal? http://bit.ly/1kjngFb Rodgers plays down Suarez goal slump http://bit.ly/1kAPFnj Sagna hints at Arsenal stay http://bit.ly/1pIajFH ...but admits Arsenal’s trophy drought is "embarrassing" http://bit.ly/1jHldYL A recap of this morning's top news on Goal UK... Was Ozil always a problem waiting to happen for Arsenal? http://bit.ly/1kjngFb Rodgers plays down Suarez goal slump http://bit.ly/1kAPFnj Sagna hints at Arsenal stay http://bit.ly/1pIajFH ...but admits Arsenal’s trophy drought is "embarrassing" http://bit.ly/1jHldYL Like · · Share · 6278615 · about an hour ago ·

A recap of this morning's top news on Goal UK...

Was Ozil always a problem waiting to happen for Arsenal?
http://bit.ly/1kjngFb

Rodgers plays down Suarez goal slump
http://bit.ly/1kAPFnj

Sagna hints at Arsenal stay
http://bit.ly/1pIajFH

...but admits Arsenal’s trophy drought is "embarrassing"
http://bit.ly/1jHldYL
A recap of this morning's top news on Goal UK... Was Ozil always a problem waiting to happen for Arsenal? http://bit.ly/1kjngFb Rodgers plays down Suarez goal slump http://bit.ly/1kAPFnj Sagna hints at Arsenal stay http://bit.ly/1pIajFH ...but admits Arsenal’s trophy drought is "embarrassing" http://bit.ly/1jHldYL
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Was Ozil always a problem waiting to happen for Arsenal? Revealed: Scout reports highlighted mental fragility back in 2010 http://bit.ly/1kjngFb Was Ozil always a problem waiting to happen for Arsenal? Revealed: Scout reports highlighted mental fragility back in 2010 http://bit.ly/1kjngFb Like · · Share · 95615340 · 3 hours ago ·

Was Ozil always a problem waiting to happen for Arsenal?
Revealed: Scout reports highlighted mental fragility back in 2010
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Was Ozil always a problem waiting to happen for Arsenal? Revealed: Scout reports highlighted mental fragility back in 2010 http://bit.ly/1kjngFb
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William Shakespeare shared Everyman's Library's album: Everyman's Library William Shakespeare. If William Shakespeare had never written a single play, if his reputation rested entirely upon the substantial and sterling body of nondramatic verse he left behind, he would still hold the position he does in the hierarchy of world literature. The strikingly modern sonnets–intimate, baroque, and expansive at once; the invigorating narratives drawn from classical subjects; and the flawless lyricism represented by a poem like “The Phoenix and the Turtle”–permanently deepen our understanding of the multiplicity and extravagant energy of our greatest poet. Shakespeare’s four greatest tragedies were written in a remarkably short period of time, between 1598 and 1606. Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, and King Lear are each so singular an achievement that any rereading of them reinforces the awe and almost idolatrous worship that this most uncanny of the world’s great writers invariably inspires. In these four plays, Shakespeare engages the problem that is central to tragedy and crucial to any human community—the problem of violence and revenge—on an unprecedented scale. No other literary texts have been more instrumental in deepening our knowledge of ourselves as individuals and as a civilization. This authoritative edition of the plays is supplemented with footnotes, bibliographies, a detailed chronology of Shakespeare’s life and times, and a substantial introduction in which Tony Tanner discusses each play individually while setting each in context. We read Shakespeare line by line for his supernatural mastery of all the poetic resources of the English language, and play by play for his utterly human, utterly intimate feeling for our condition as individuals and as social beings. Through these works, which deal with the transcendence and the corruption of love, the exigencies of power, the domination of fate, and the algebra of human need, an entire civilization has come to understand its character and its destiny. Shakespeare’s histories—containing within their crowded tableaux all of the tragedies, confusions, and beauties of human life—are not only drama of the highest order. They also serve as windows through which generations have made themselves familiar with crucial episodes in English history. For an Elizabethan England that had already emerged onto the stage of world power and was hungry to understand the sources and nature of its identity, Shakespeare provided a grandeur born of the transforming power of his art. This volume contains Henry VI, Parts 1, 2, and 3; Richard III; and King John. The texts, authoritatively edited by Sylvan Barnet, are supplemented with textual notes, bibliographies, a detailed chronology of Shakespeare’s life and times, and a substantial introduction in which Tony Tanner discusses each play individually and in the context of Shakespeare’s work. “Though this be madness, yet there is method in't.” ― William Shakespeare, Hamlet More here: https://www.randomhouse.com/knopf/classics/ Like · · Share · 2245 · about an hour ago ·

William Shakespeare shared Everyman's Library's album: Everyman's Library William Shakespeare.
If William Shakespeare had never written a single play, if his reputation rested entirely upon the substantial and sterling body of nondramatic verse he left behind, he would still hold the position he does in the hierarchy of world literature. The strikingly modern sonnets–intimate, baroque, and expansive at once; the invigorating narratives drawn from classical subjects; and the flawless lyricism represented by a poem like “The Phoenix and the Turtle”–permanently deepen our understanding of the multiplicity and extravagant energy of our greatest poet.
Shakespeare’s four greatest tragedies were written in a remarkably short period of time, between 1598 and 1606. Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, and King Lear are each so singular an achievement that any rereading of them reinforces the awe and almost idolatrous worship that this most uncanny of the world’s great writers invariably inspires. In these four plays, Shakespeare engages the problem that is central to tragedy and crucial to any human community—the problem of violence and revenge—on an unprecedented scale. No other literary texts have been more instrumental in deepening our knowledge of ourselves as individuals and as a civilization. This authoritative edition of the plays is supplemented with footnotes, bibliographies, a detailed chronology of Shakespeare’s life and times, and a substantial introduction in which Tony Tanner discusses each play individually while setting each in context.
We read Shakespeare line by line for his supernatural mastery of all the poetic resources of the English language, and play by play for his utterly human, utterly intimate feeling for our condition as individuals and as social beings. Through these works, which deal with the transcendence and the corruption of love, the exigencies of power, the domination of fate, and the algebra of human need, an entire civilization has come to understand its character and its destiny.
Shakespeare’s histories—containing within their crowded tableaux all of the tragedies, confusions, and beauties of human life—are not only drama of the highest order. They also serve as windows through which generations have made themselves familiar with crucial episodes in English history. For an Elizabethan England that had already emerged onto the stage of world power and was hungry to understand the sources and nature of its identity, Shakespeare provided a grandeur born of the transforming power of his art. This volume contains Henry VI, Parts 1, 2, and 3; Richard III; and King John. The texts, authoritatively edited by Sylvan Barnet, are supplemented with textual notes, bibliographies, a detailed chronology of Shakespeare’s life and times, and a substantial introduction in which Tony Tanner discusses each play individually and in the context of Shakespeare’s work.
“Though this be madness, yet there is method in't.”
― William Shakespeare, Hamlet

More here: https://www.randomhouse.com/knopf/classics/
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