Posted on May 13, 2021 in Articles Although Abou Diaby had once been considered as the replacement to Patrick Vieira at Arsenal, injuries sadly never allowed him to live up to his promise. Now though, as Alasdair Hooper writes, he is heavily involved in making a difference off the pitch. When Abou Diaby signed for Arsenal in 2006, big things were expected of the French midfielder. But, as many of us know, his career was blighted by injuries that ultimately stopped the towering midfielder from fulfilling his potential. He joined the Gunners from Auxerre in January 2006 and comparisons were immediately drawn with Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira, who had been sold to Juventus a few months previously.
Sixty-two percent of the voters in Lubbock, Texas, recently demonstrated the proper flow of authority in a true democracy when they approved an ordinance to prohibit abortion within the city limits, thereby making Lubbock a âsanctuary city for the unborn.â Wallace Henley, former Senior Associate Pastor of 2nd Baptist Church in Houston, Texas. | Photo by Scott Belin Mark Lee Dixon, leader of Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn, hopes to see the effort to restrict abortion at the local level become a national movement. The reason is that higher jurisdictionsâranging from many state legislatures to courts, all the way up to the Supreme Court, have failed to take action on behalf of the unborn.
‘He’s a player’: Lee Dixon suggests what his son has told him about Arsenal academy star Photo by Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty Images It’s been a wrank season for Arsenal but two of their shining lights, Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe, combined tonight to remind the Gunners fans that at least some positives have come from this campaign. Arsenal beat West Bromwich Albion 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium to move ninth in the Premier League table and consign the Baggies to relegation to the Championship. Smith Rowe got the scoring underway, demonstrating his brilliant technique by lashing home a volley from a brilliant Saka cross.
ULM’S TRIO Programs honors students in R.A.M.S. mentoring program facebook like button Published May 10, 2021 The University of Louisiana Monroe is home to the federally funded TRIO Programs, which focuses on assisting first-generation and income-eligible students earn a college degree.
An essential facet of TRIO’s Educational Talent Search is the Outreach Program and its mentoring program, Rising Above Mediocrity for Success, or R.A.M.S., for students at Richwood, Wossman, and Carroll high schools.
R.A.M.S. is directed by Joe Riser, TRIO Outreach Coordinator, with Tommie Nelson, TRIO Retention/Outreach Coordinator, and Brenda Grover, a robotics teacher at Richwood.
Support the players - Mikel Arteta issues plea to Arsenal fans after Villarreal loss The Gunners boss has faced the media ahead of his side s Premier League fixture with West Brom at the Emirates on Sunday - and here is every word he said. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Football London - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Do you need to get a message across to the players today and if so what emotion is that you want to convery to them?
Arsenal devastated by Europa League exit but where does club go now? Last updated on 6 May 20216 May 2021.From the section Arsenal Arsenal hit the post twice on Thursday but were unable to find the goal they needed to reach the final We are devastated . Mikel Arteta is not a man for big displays of emotion, but you could tell that this one hurt. Arsenal s failure to score against Villarreal at Emirates Stadium on Thursday - and the Europa League exit that resulted - has repercussions. Sat ninth in the Premier League, the Gunners season is now effectively over with little to show for it, and their proud record of having competed in continental competition for the past 25 seasons is likely to end.
Arsenal last failed to qualify for Europe in 1994/95 | Ben Radford/Getty Images If Mikel Arteta was playing a game of Football Manager he d have gone for the old quit game and exit without saving following his side s defeat to Villarreal in the semi-final of the Europa League. The rookie boss has looked out of his depth for the majority of his time at the helm, and the Gunners exit from Europe s secondary club competition means they could fail to qualify for Europe for the first time since the 1994/95 season. Champions League football was almost taken for granted at the Emirates Stadium for a number of years, yet with their fans having come to terms with the fact their team are now a Europa League regular, all of a sudden they don t even look like being
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NBCSN lets viewers down with Man United stadium invasion coverage bias Sunday’s events at Manchester United’s Old Trafford stadium had much of the world on the edge of its seats. Protests erupted over the ownership of the Glazer family who recently tried to move Manchester United into a largely-closed European Super League, after years of piling debt onto the club’s books. The protests led to the eventual postponement of Manchester United’s Premier League fixture with its biggest domestic rival, Liverpool. Covering a live news story, NBC Sports’ Premier League studio and commentary team did an outstanding job of keeping viewers abreast of events and developments at the ground. The matches Sunday were aired on cable channel NBCSN. The network gave some context and decent analysis around the situation, but that unfortunately happened hours after the events of the day were completed.