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Neymar says he feels ‘at home’ at PSG amid contract talks By The Athletic Staff 1 Comment Neymar has called Paris Saint-Germain his “home” as he continues to negotiate a new contract with the Ligue 1 champions. PSG broke the world transfer record when they paid €222 million (£200 million) to sign Neymar from Barcelona in 2017. Neymar has since scored 83 goals in 107 appearances for the club and on Tuesday night helped them progress to the Champions League semi-finals by overcoming Bayern Munich, despite a 1-0 defeat in Paris. His current contract expires in June 2022. What has he s...

Gérard Depardieu's sordid, troubling past is finally catching up with him The thuggish actor who once boasted of 'plenty of rapes, too many to count' faces fresh accusations. Will his French defenders stand by him? Gérard Depardieu photographed in Marseille, 2018 Credit: Getty Before Gérard Depardieu was anybody, he was a teenage rent boy and petty thief who robbed fresh graves to steal jewellery and shoes. He lifted the lid on this appalling childhood in his autobiography, That’s the Way it Was, published in 2014, which made his upbringing in the town of Châteauroux in Central France ...

More from The Athletic on how the USL and its players are figuring out how to return to play. Included in the request from the league was that players would be mandated to get the vaccine and could have their contracts terminated if they refuse vaccination and later test positive. More as this develops. The Mashemeji Derby is one of the most ferocious in Africa, and it was fun to learn about Nairobi’s big rivalry in yesterday’s Black History Month story. Finally, wanted to introduce you all to a new podcast I have started with 2 buddies from Nashville. It will focus on Concacaf nations, c...

Why can’t ScoMo cut a deal? Kenny Rogers is here to help him play his cards right Crikey 19/02/2021 © Provided by Crikey Yesterday, in the midst of the Facebook news-cancelling brouhaha, one question kept circling around: why is the federal government so god-awful terrible at cutting deals? Too much of federal politics is captured by the haloed memory of that grand Howard Tampa declaration of 2001: “We decide who comes to this country and the manner in which they come”. A Churchillian assertion of national sovereignty. It probably won the Libs the election that year. Last month Pr...

Events will decide political fates and defy expert predictions We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss February 2, 2021 — 3.05pm February 2, 2021 — 3.05pm Save Normal text size Advertisement Harold Macmillan was once asked by a journalist to reflect on what most troubled him as British Prime Minister. “Events, dear boy, events,” he replied. This year, as last (and apparently as ever), events will decide political fates and defy expert predictions. The ranks of those now confidently asserting the government will go to the pol...