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West Ham to hold talks with Amorim in London over potentially replacing Moyes

Ruben Amorim is in London for talks with West Ham United over becoming their new manager if David Moyes leaves the club.Moyes is out of contract this summer and despite the Scot saying in February he has been offered a new deal, no decision will be made on his future until the season finishes.In the meantime, West Ham are duty-bound to formulate contingency plans and Amorim features prominently in their thinking, with discussions taking place between the parties.Amorim, 39, travelled to London on Monday for further conversations with West Ham’s representatives. Sporting Lisbon players are not back in training until Thursday as they have been given Tuesday and Wednesday off.Full story below

Choral music fills Maranatha hall | Trenton Trentonian

Maranatha Church auditorium became a palace of music over the weekend, with a concert by the new Action Brass Orchestra Friday evening followed by the annual spring show by A Cappella Quinte men’s barbershop chorus with the Belleville Choral Society and Jeanette Arsenault as guests.

Choral music fills Maranatha hall | Belleville Intelligencer

Maranatha Church auditorium became a palace of music over the weekend, with a concert by the new Action Brass Orchestra Friday evening followed by the annual spring show by A Cappella Quinte men’s barbershop chorus with the Belleville Choral Society and Jeanette Arsenault as guests.

Choral music fills Maranatha hall | The Kingston Whig Standard

Maranatha Church auditorium became a palace of music over the weekend, with a concert by the new Action Brass Orchestra Friday evening followed by the annual spring show by A Cappella Quinte men’s barbershop chorus with the Belleville Choral Society and Jeanette Arsenault as guests.

Choral music fills Maranatha hall | Gananoque Reporter

Maranatha Church auditorium became a palace of music over the weekend, with a concert by the new Action Brass Orchestra Friday evening followed by the annual spring show by A Cappella Quinte men’s barbershop chorus with the Belleville Choral Society and Jeanette Arsenault as guests.

Choral music fills Maranatha hall | Kingston/Frontenac This Week

Maranatha Church auditorium became a palace of music over the weekend, with a concert by the new Action Brass Orchestra Friday evening followed by the annual spring show by A Cappella Quinte men’s barbershop chorus with the Belleville Choral Society and Jeanette Arsenault as guests.

Choral music fills Maranatha hall | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder

Arteta to use psychological methods to help Arsenal's title race preparations

Mikel Arteta has built a reputation as a manager who uses alternative psychological methods before big games and he is planning on making it an everyday part of Arsenal's title race preparations.Arsenal have five games left in the run-in with two London derbies this week against Chelsea and Tottenham.Having struggled for years against fellow big six teams, Arsenal took 19 points from a possible 30 last season and could still take 22 from 30 this time.Arteta once blared You'll Never Walk Alone out on the speakers before a trip to Anfield, while he has also used a lightbulb in one pre-match team talk, brought in a club dog called Win, and has revamped away dressing rooms in Arsenal stickers to make it feel more like home."Probably what I am going to do is not defined yet. There will be a few things," said Arteta."We have excellent professionals as well at the club who are constantly on top of that, much more than me. It is not something you can do on the day, to change the outcome of the next three weeks. It is something that you do daily."I call it a drizzle. If you go out there you don’t wear an umbrella, but you are constantly getting wet every single day. Then, before you know it, you are soaking wet and you are ready, because it is every single day as a habit."Arteta is professing that testing his players every day in training prepares them for the tough tests of the Premier League.Having lost to Aston Villa and Bayern Munich, there were questions over the team burning out with Arteta rotating his key players less than title rivals Liverpool and Manchester City.But with the chance to extend their lead at the top to four points before Manchester City play next on Thursday, Arteta believes that some fatigue can be in the mind as much as in the legs."There are a lot of studies that prove that. If you can change the context and manipulate certain things, you can get something out of people that probably you don’t expect," he said."There is a lot around it. I don’t think we are in the stage where we need that, you can see that the team really wants it. There is so much stake. We will try to be as fresh as possible but certainly I think we can cope with that."When I saw them this morning I have to stop them because winning is a big boost of energy."After the performance against Wolves and winning, they have a London derby tomorrow and everybody is ready for it. Something else is the volume of the games but now is not the moment to look at this. It is just to think in a positive way, to think and feel that we are fresh."

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