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Saturday, December 3, 2011
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Allen says decertification call was 'purely informative'
NEW YORK - While NBA owners and the players union spent a lot of Saturday-and into Sunday-meeting inside a hotel here with federal mediator George Cohen, much of the recent target the five-month-old lockout has been on some of the sideshows that have emerged. Among them would be a pair of conference calls held this week about possible decertification of the union with an antitrust lawyer, which dozens of NBA players joined.
But Celtics guard Ray Allen, Air Jordan 2011 who had been around the call Tuesday although not on Thursday, told the Boston Globe the calls were not meant like a threat to the union's leadership, executive director Billy Hunter and president Derek Fisher.
"We have complete faith within our union to find the job done," Allen told the world. "I have no idea what was said (Thursday) on the call but I do know from the guys which were around the call (a week ago), nobody was anxious to pull the trigger like we've got to decertify now. Most of the guys that asked question was like, 'What exactly would we be doing as we decertified? Who would dominate? The way it would dominate?' That's all we talked about. I do not think anybody was panicking."
This week, the NBA argued before a federal judge that the decertification option should be removed, Soccer Cleats since it had been used as, "a loaded gun," in negotiations. The union rejected claiming, and the judge has yet to make a decision.
But Allen indicated that decertification is not an immediate option.
"The guys which were on the phone call, it was purely informative, Real Madrid Jersey " Allen said. "And we talked among ourselves about where i was and what guys thought about the situation that we're in. We discussed decertification because where we stood at that moment we couldn't know once the next meeting was. Which was one option was decertification. I don't think anybody on the call assumed that is what we were likely to do. We talked about if that was something we were thinking about doing."
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But Celtics guard Ray Allen, Air Jordan 2011 who had been around the call Tuesday although not on Thursday, told the Boston Globe the calls were not meant like a threat to the union's leadership, executive director Billy Hunter and president Derek Fisher.
"We have complete faith within our union to find the job done," Allen told the world. "I have no idea what was said (Thursday) on the call but I do know from the guys which were around the call (a week ago), nobody was anxious to pull the trigger like we've got to decertify now. Most of the guys that asked question was like, 'What exactly would we be doing as we decertified? Who would dominate? The way it would dominate?' That's all we talked about. I do not think anybody was panicking."
This week, the NBA argued before a federal judge that the decertification option should be removed, Soccer Cleats since it had been used as, "a loaded gun," in negotiations. The union rejected claiming, and the judge has yet to make a decision.
But Allen indicated that decertification is not an immediate option.
"The guys which were on the phone call, it was purely informative, Real Madrid Jersey " Allen said. "And we talked among ourselves about where i was and what guys thought about the situation that we're in. We discussed decertification because where we stood at that moment we couldn't know once the next meeting was. Which was one option was decertification. I don't think anybody on the call assumed that is what we were likely to do. We talked about if that was something we were thinking about doing."
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Arsenal 3 - 1 West Brom
Arsenal led 2-0 at the break through Van Persie's tap-in along with a Thomas Vermaelen shot from Van Persie's pass, despite not being at their fluent best.
But the Gunners dominated the 2nd period against a West Brom side who only managed one effort on target.
And Mikel Arteta's fine strike sealed the victory after a sweeping move.
Arteta's classy 15-yard effort into the bottom corner, after some fine build-up play which twice involved the hugely impressive Van Persie, Air Jordan 2011 was minimal the hosts deserved for his or her second-half dominance.
While the Baggies played with plenty of effort and endeavour throughout, and may consider themselves unfortunate to become trailing 2-0 to the only two likelihood of the first period, they can don't have any argument using the end result.
Lone forward Simon Cox was lively and dangerous but lacked support as well as their only effort on target didn't come before the 86th minute when Steven Reid's header was easily saved by home keeper Wojciech Szczesny.
Graham Dorrans also twice scuffed low efforts wide after the interval however the second half was a procession of Arsenal attacks as West Brom's solid resistance was broken.
The platform was laid prior to the break when Van Persie followed up from close range after Theo Walcott's initial shot from Arteta's pass was saved.
And, following Alex Song's cross-field pass, the superb Vermaelen added another from Van Persie's exquisite cut-back.
The Gunners, whose last league outing was their stunning make an impression on Chelsea, Barcelona Jersey completely dominated after the interval with Aaron Ramsey and Arteta bossing the midfield.
Belgian centre-half Vermaelen - buoyed by his first goal in almost two years - nearly made it 3-0 soon after the break but his header from Van Persie's corner, went a fraction wide.
Gervinho, Ramsey and Song also all went near to adding to the lead before Arteta's strike brought Arsenal's 13th goal within their last four league wins over Stoke, Bolton and Chelsea.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger:
"The spirit of the squad was right from the first to last minute. We worked well together and I always was positive with the team because 30 days ago we were in a very bad situation.
"You felt there's a desire to prosper and now it goes better it's still there. This team really wants to improve, wants to strive and really wants to improve and. That is the most satisfying aspect.
"They didn't switch off when they led 2-0 and that's not necessarily the situation. Overall it was a controlled performance. We had complete domination.
"We are getting stronger. We scored five goals last week, three goals today and didn't concede, so overall it is a very positive afternoon."
West Bromwich Albion boss Roy Hodgson:
"Arsenal deserved to win. They played very, perfectly. 2nd goal came in the wrong some time and at 2-0 with Arsenal in their current mood and form, they were able to experience that and relax. But we stuck to the guns but we lost towards the better team.
"We place in one hell of the shift and I thought we'd to because i was facing an excellent Arsenal team in form, who were rampant.
"You could accuse of lacking a little bit of quality sometimes, might accuse us of, Custom Soccer Jerseys in the first half, playing the ball forward too early. You could accuse us of those things and I might accept you, only one thing I will certainly not agree with you would be that the players did not include a shift."
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But the Gunners dominated the 2nd period against a West Brom side who only managed one effort on target.
And Mikel Arteta's fine strike sealed the victory after a sweeping move.
Arteta's classy 15-yard effort into the bottom corner, after some fine build-up play which twice involved the hugely impressive Van Persie, Air Jordan 2011 was minimal the hosts deserved for his or her second-half dominance.
While the Baggies played with plenty of effort and endeavour throughout, and may consider themselves unfortunate to become trailing 2-0 to the only two likelihood of the first period, they can don't have any argument using the end result.
Lone forward Simon Cox was lively and dangerous but lacked support as well as their only effort on target didn't come before the 86th minute when Steven Reid's header was easily saved by home keeper Wojciech Szczesny.
Graham Dorrans also twice scuffed low efforts wide after the interval however the second half was a procession of Arsenal attacks as West Brom's solid resistance was broken.
The platform was laid prior to the break when Van Persie followed up from close range after Theo Walcott's initial shot from Arteta's pass was saved.
And, following Alex Song's cross-field pass, the superb Vermaelen added another from Van Persie's exquisite cut-back.
The Gunners, whose last league outing was their stunning make an impression on Chelsea, Barcelona Jersey completely dominated after the interval with Aaron Ramsey and Arteta bossing the midfield.
Belgian centre-half Vermaelen - buoyed by his first goal in almost two years - nearly made it 3-0 soon after the break but his header from Van Persie's corner, went a fraction wide.
Gervinho, Ramsey and Song also all went near to adding to the lead before Arteta's strike brought Arsenal's 13th goal within their last four league wins over Stoke, Bolton and Chelsea.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger:
"The spirit of the squad was right from the first to last minute. We worked well together and I always was positive with the team because 30 days ago we were in a very bad situation.
"You felt there's a desire to prosper and now it goes better it's still there. This team really wants to improve, wants to strive and really wants to improve and. That is the most satisfying aspect.
"They didn't switch off when they led 2-0 and that's not necessarily the situation. Overall it was a controlled performance. We had complete domination.
"We are getting stronger. We scored five goals last week, three goals today and didn't concede, so overall it is a very positive afternoon."
West Bromwich Albion boss Roy Hodgson:
"Arsenal deserved to win. They played very, perfectly. 2nd goal came in the wrong some time and at 2-0 with Arsenal in their current mood and form, they were able to experience that and relax. But we stuck to the guns but we lost towards the better team.
"We place in one hell of the shift and I thought we'd to because i was facing an excellent Arsenal team in form, who were rampant.
"You could accuse of lacking a little bit of quality sometimes, might accuse us of, Custom Soccer Jerseys in the first half, playing the ball forward too early. You could accuse us of those things and I might accept you, only one thing I will certainly not agree with you would be that the players did not include a shift."
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Friday, November 4, 2011
Blackburn 5-3 Newcastle (aet)
Gael Givet's extra-time header put Blackburn through to the Carling Cup last eight at the expense of Newcastle.
Rovers took an early lead when Ruben Rochina blasted in from 12 yards before Yakubu doubled the lead from the spot in the second-half.
Injury-time strikes from Danny Guthrie and Yohan Cabaye forced extra time.
Morten Gamst Pedersen scored a free-kick, Air Jordan 2011 Peter Lovenkrands' penalty levelled from the spot before Givet popped up with the late winner.
Towards the end of normal time it looked as though Blackburn were certain to reach the quarter-finals for the fourth time in five seasons, but in-form Newcastle were not going to give up their unbeaten start to the season easily and stunned the home fans with their late double.
Alan Pardew's side came into the game with an 11-game undefeated run in all competitions, which sees them sitting level with Chelsea in the Premier League - 14 points ahead of rock-bottom Rovers, who have won just one league game so far.
Blackburn fans protested before their last two home games, demanding the dismissal of boss Steve Kean, but this battling performance may appease some of the unhappy supporters.
Rochina set Blackburn off to a flying start with a fifth-minute strike after Martin Olsson broke down the wing before pulling the ball back into the path of the Spaniard, Barcelona Jersey who struck from 12 yards.
Newcastle thought they had a penalty after the restart when Christopher Samba appeared to bring down Demba Ba in the area, but it was at the other end that a spot kick was awarded when keeper Tim Krul upended Rochina in the area after 64 minutes and Yakubu calmly slotted home.
But just as Rovers were poised to celebrate their first victory over Premier League opposition in the Carling Cup since 2009, the visitors staged a late comeback when Guthrie scored from 25 yards in the 93rd minute after the Rovers defence backed off.
And in the sixth minute of stoppage time Cabaye forced extra-time when he hit a 20-yard free kick after Samba fouled substitute Lovenkrands.
Blackburn were back in front nine minutes into extra time thanks to Pedersen's 35-yard free-kick, which took a deflection off the Newcastle wall before flying past Krul.
However, Newcastle were soon on level terms once more when Cabaye was deemed to have been pulled back in the area by the assistant referee and Lovenkrands stepped up to put away the resulting spot kick.
Just as penalties looked to be on the cards, Pedersen swung in a free-kick that Samba headed back across the goal for Givet to head home from just a yard out with the Newcastle defence appealing for offside.
Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean:
"Gael Givet encapsulates the whole spirit we have got here - he had a hamstring nick but would not come off. He's a warrior, he has put his head where other people wouldn't put their feet. He was fantastic.
"It's tough mentally when they scored so late to go and score again but we did it.
"We are always going to score goals but we have been working day in, Soccer Jerseys day out defensively so that when we lose possession we get a good shape."
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew:
"I don't like the tag of gallant losers but it was a fantastic effort and the fans would have appreciated the effort we have put in.
"Some times events just go against you and events certainly did tonight. But the players don't know when to give in, we kept going and two great hits got us back into the game, but tiredness cost us at the end.
"If we are going to go out of the cup that's how it should be - giving it everything."
Rovers took an early lead when Ruben Rochina blasted in from 12 yards before Yakubu doubled the lead from the spot in the second-half.
Injury-time strikes from Danny Guthrie and Yohan Cabaye forced extra time.
Morten Gamst Pedersen scored a free-kick, Air Jordan 2011 Peter Lovenkrands' penalty levelled from the spot before Givet popped up with the late winner.
Towards the end of normal time it looked as though Blackburn were certain to reach the quarter-finals for the fourth time in five seasons, but in-form Newcastle were not going to give up their unbeaten start to the season easily and stunned the home fans with their late double.
Alan Pardew's side came into the game with an 11-game undefeated run in all competitions, which sees them sitting level with Chelsea in the Premier League - 14 points ahead of rock-bottom Rovers, who have won just one league game so far.
Blackburn fans protested before their last two home games, demanding the dismissal of boss Steve Kean, but this battling performance may appease some of the unhappy supporters.
Rochina set Blackburn off to a flying start with a fifth-minute strike after Martin Olsson broke down the wing before pulling the ball back into the path of the Spaniard, Barcelona Jersey who struck from 12 yards.
Newcastle thought they had a penalty after the restart when Christopher Samba appeared to bring down Demba Ba in the area, but it was at the other end that a spot kick was awarded when keeper Tim Krul upended Rochina in the area after 64 minutes and Yakubu calmly slotted home.
But just as Rovers were poised to celebrate their first victory over Premier League opposition in the Carling Cup since 2009, the visitors staged a late comeback when Guthrie scored from 25 yards in the 93rd minute after the Rovers defence backed off.
And in the sixth minute of stoppage time Cabaye forced extra-time when he hit a 20-yard free kick after Samba fouled substitute Lovenkrands.
Blackburn were back in front nine minutes into extra time thanks to Pedersen's 35-yard free-kick, which took a deflection off the Newcastle wall before flying past Krul.
However, Newcastle were soon on level terms once more when Cabaye was deemed to have been pulled back in the area by the assistant referee and Lovenkrands stepped up to put away the resulting spot kick.
Just as penalties looked to be on the cards, Pedersen swung in a free-kick that Samba headed back across the goal for Givet to head home from just a yard out with the Newcastle defence appealing for offside.
Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean:
"Gael Givet encapsulates the whole spirit we have got here - he had a hamstring nick but would not come off. He's a warrior, he has put his head where other people wouldn't put their feet. He was fantastic.
"It's tough mentally when they scored so late to go and score again but we did it.
"We are always going to score goals but we have been working day in, Soccer Jerseys day out defensively so that when we lose possession we get a good shape."
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew:
"I don't like the tag of gallant losers but it was a fantastic effort and the fans would have appreciated the effort we have put in.
"Some times events just go against you and events certainly did tonight. But the players don't know when to give in, we kept going and two great hits got us back into the game, but tiredness cost us at the end.
"If we are going to go out of the cup that's how it should be - giving it everything."
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