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Momentum in sports is such an iffy thing. Here today, and gone — as in "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" — tomorrow.
It's impossible to connect the dots and assume that Tony Stewart's victory in Dover on Sunday was a season-changing ego boost as they prepare to race at Pocono this Sunday.
But it most certainly is a life-saver for a team that was on life support and, without question, the most disappointing among the other superpowers in the garage. The victory just his third top-10 finish of 2013 for a driver affectionately nicknamed "Smoke."
"It's definitely momentum," Stewart said after winning in Dover. "We got two weeks of momentum under our belt now at two totally different race tracks. That is big. Momentum is huge in this sport. We still got a lot of work to do. We won't sit. I guarantee you none of these guys behind you will tell you we are exactly where we want to be right now."
Stewart still has a lot of catching up to do. He is 16th in points after moving up four slots. But the one victory could do him wonders trying to snag one of two wild-card slots that are heavily weighted on victories.
And Pocono bodes well for Stewart's third consecutive strong finish — he was seventh at the Coca-Cola 600 on Memorial Day weekend. Stewart finished third and fifth in the two races at Pocono last year. His average finish there in 28 races is 12.4.
"Our guys at our shop have been digging," Stewart said. "None of these guys get down. We have been down but they haven't gotten down.''
This uptick is a good thing for NASCAR. Stewart is a three-time Cup champion and one of the most engaging characters on the circuit, even if the exchanges with the media and other types often get testy.
Passion for your profession is great, and Stewart exudes it.
"Oh, we have got more work to do. Don't let this kid anybody," said Greg Zipadelli, the competition director at Stewart-Haas Racing. "But as a group, we are building momentum at the right time of the year, and we did win a race. I guess we moved up a bunch of points; that's positive. So we are going to take the positives. We are going to Pocono to try to build on it just like we did at Charlotte.
"That's all we can do — build on it and continue to improve. When we win a bunch of these things in a row, it means that we don't have to work on it anymore. But you're right; we did make gains. We did talk last week, and like I told you, some things take time and, you know, these guys did a really good job this weekend of getting off, executing, getting their selves back on and making the right calls at the right time and putting themselves in position to win."
Once there was only "Smoke." Now there is fire.
It's a good thing for Stewart and NASCAR.
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Keselowski concerns
While Tony Stewart is on the rise, defending Cup champion Brad Keselowski continues to sputter along.
Keselowski and car owner Roger Penske were fined six points on Tuesday after NASCAR officials deemed that the front end of Keselowski's car was too low during a post-race inspection at Dover.
In addition, crew chief Paul Wolfe was fined $25,000 and will remain on NASCAR probation until Dec. 31.
Penske said Monday that the problem resulted with a broken part that allowed a front spring to fall.
The incident puts another black mark on Keselowski's season. Wolfe had just come off a three-race suspension for using unapproved parts.

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So, sick people can't get loans, or suffer higher interest rates? This is interesting info, but what does it lead to, especially for the relationship between my credit union and my family? I've had bypass surgery and knee replacements. Do I get penalized on my mortgage? While the data may pique ones interest (no pun intended), I just can't figure out how it's actionable, either for the member or the credit union. IMHO!!!!
I, until recently, have been a manager of two small credit unions. We recently merged with a larger credit union as a result of the regulations and not being able to keep up. We were in a "catch 22" of not being able to afford more staff to help with the back room work, compliance issues, and many other tasks. After going through two federal exams we felt the writing was on the wall. We found a merging partner while we were still sound and not waited until we were forced to merge. Although the merged has been good for the membership over all we have lost our identity. My advice to any other credit union in this position would be to think long and hard and see if there is any other way to make the credit union work. I have learned a lot since the merger and can see things we could have done to make the credit union survive.
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Injuries keep occurring. This is why it is essential to look at weekly lineup combination as opposed to monthly or seasonal. The time is now to pay attention when many of your counterparts may not be due to the Thanksgiving holiday. It is time to take a look at what Week 7 may bring.
Forward March…….
Vinny Prospal, C, Columbus Blue Jackets – Yes there may be some laughter here but Prospal has quietly gone off to a pretty nice start for Columbus. The buyer beware part of this is that Coach Scott Arniel has mixed R.J. Umberger on the top line with Rick Nash and Jeff Carter. The ratio is about a 10% difference both at even strength in favor of Umberger over Prospal but do not be surprised if the older forward is mixed in more in Week 7. The 31-20 split on EV and the approximately 31-22 split on the PP should begin to even out as Columbus starts to find the chemistry. Your PP may thank you if you decide to sneak Prospal into your lineup.
Tyler Bozak, C, Toronto Maple Leafs – Due to some injuries, Bozak has been moved to the top line with Joffrey Lupul and Phil Kessel. His ATOI has spiked to 20:36 a night for the last four games. With no fewer than eight players on the injury list for Toronto, Bozak has a chance to stick on this volatile but mostly productive line. Six points in his last five games is encouraging and eventually goals may start coming too as Lupul and Kessel allow Bozak to get a few more opportunities. The 58.5% frequency EV and 73.2% on the man advantage indicate this line will last into Week 7 and maybe a little beyond.
Zack Smith, C, Ottawa Senators – Centers are a bit of a theme this week but the Ottawa pivot is beginning to get some notice. Now his point total stands only at ten, but he does have three points in his last three games. Smith's effort has been noticed by his teammates and media alike. With the struggles of Stephane Da Costa, Smith could finally see more power play time in Week 7. Smith is currently matched with Erik Kondra and Kaspars Daugavins at a 25.2% frequency in the last week. If Zack Smith moves up with Daniel Alfredsson and Nick Foligno then expect a modest bump in production. It is something to keep an eye on in the coming weeks.
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Zdeno Chara, D, Boston Bruins – Sometimes we have to do the very obvious and this is the case here. Chara has four points in his last four games and comes off a game Saturday where he was rested a bit (21:58 TOI). Considering he was averaging around 27 minutes a night the last four contests, the rest should bode well for him this week. His 60.4% frequency on the power play is up from the early weeks of the year and should continue to remain steady which is great news for fantasy owners. The Boston defense has been a bit hampered by injuries as Chara's 53.2% frequency on even strength suggests but that number was down a bit from the week before. A little rest now and then helps Chara owners down the road. Keep a keen eye on his percentages and ATOI from here on out.
Nick Leddy, D, Chicago Blackhawks – Of all the people in the Chicago defensive corps anyone expected to step up in the absence of Brent Seabrook, it was supposed to be Duncan Keith right? Well that answer was wrong. What has been strange is Chicago is 12-6-3 despite some underwhelming performances from their defense. This is what makes Leddy and his fantasy rise more surprising. The 20 year old is seeing advancements in time and frequency. Overall he has 15 points in 21 games on the year. He has four points in his last three games and defensively has been steady at a +4 (even this week). Leddy now sees 26.9% of the PP time and that number is expected to go up. Add in the 55% of frequency on even strength and Chicago likes this kid. Expect those numbers to stay steady in Week 7.
Brian Campbell, D, Florida Panthers – The Dale Tallon experiment has worked pretty well so far in Florida and the biggest beneficiary may just be Brian Campbell. The lowered expectations of Florida may be partially the reason but 18 points in 19 games clearly is an indication that the old Campbell has returned. He does play an astounding 72.9% of the time on the man advantage and 46.7% on even strength. That translates to an ATOI of 26:55 and even though he is 32, he does not look a bit over 25. Can this continue? No one knows that answer but playing younger guys like Dmitri Kulikov and Jason Garrison (more at EV) makes it possible for the foreseeable future.
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I can usually find something to nit-pick, but not here.
Bozak & Prospal look like nice value-adds short-term... and they are both good enough to hold position long-term too.
Like the D-group a lot too!


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I think this appears To be a reasonable compromise especially in such a liberal state.´ "civil" union is no different than a contract between to parties. Where private contracts are being honored - I don´t see that as a bad thing - I don´t have to agree with ones lifestyle to acknowledge their rights to a civil contract.Marriage is different. I think purist absolutism will create conditions where if no reasonable alternative is given to gays - marriages will be challenged.I think this is reasonable. Especially considering the state involved.Now how bouts honoring them 2nd amendment rights Colorado!?
"Civil unions" is the first step, not the final goal. Gays in California once said they weren´t interested in marriage, just civil unions so they could visit in hospitals, leave property, ect. The good people of California said "OK." However, in the lawsuit against Prop 8, the gay lobby then changed it up, stating that "civil unions" created a separate class and it was counter to "equal treatment under the law" and therefore discriminatory. Their goal is to "fundamentally transform" the basic unit of society - the family. "Gay rights" have nothing to do with the real marxist socialist "progressive" agenda. Wait and see, "gay marriage" will be coming soon to Colorado and the rest of the country. We´ve already lost this battle.Viva la revolucion!
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I tried to have a drink and a light meal after 9PM at Milwaukee Ale House and I had my worst dining experience ever.
We left before we finished our drinks and food.
Our waiter and hostesses were rude and incompetent. There was no manager on the site to talk to and the waiter proclaimed himself in charge of all operations.
You may want to think twice before you go to this Ale House, unless you want to be told that ?people sited on this (half empty) patio are supposed to place a larger order ? then you decided to do.
Don't go there for a large party – Pre-arranged a party of 15 people 2-3 weeks in advance starting at 5:30 p.m. We were told by the male server "we are behind schedule for ordering, I have a bigger party coming and I need this space for them".We were told this twice throughout our meal. We were not offered dessert or coffee. We were compensated with 3 free pitchers of beer and a 50 dollar gift cert. after my friend complained to the manager. However it did not make up for the extremely rude service and poor planning from the manager with double booking. I feel we were cheated out of a celebration and great conversation with friends due to an organization with limited intelligence
Great beer! – My husband and I meet here for a beer whenever possible. They make their own and anyone who goes here and wastes their time ordering a domestic is an idiot. Their beer is awesome, try a sampler if its your first time. The food isn't bad, but the beer is definately the strong spot.
Good food & Great beer at Milwaukee's Ale House – Its cool, because it's a community staple. The owners have done a great job and it is always a solid place. I'm a huge fan. It' s great for lunch or for meeting groups out. Check it out in Milwaukee and their new junior resturant out in Grafton - very different type restaurants, same great beer.
AWFUL!! – I have had two horrible experiences at this place and was surprised at how often I heard the same. I recently was on their patio and waited 2 hours for any food - if you could call it that... Reheated nachos with cheese too hard to even chip at with a knife. When I complained, a very rude little man who called himself the "GM" assured me that I could have a cup of soup or chips for free...ARE YOU SERIOUS?? Just wanted $$$ back but was told "My hands are tied." - Sound familiar??? Waitresses even apologized for the rudeness of the GM - When I asked how to contact the owner, they stated that this shifty little *** was an owner....WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE?
Overcharged and told "OUR HANDS ARE TIED" – I was recently overcharged at this restuarant by 100%. When I called the Milwaukee Ale House they said that there was nothing they could do and that it was "just a mistake". When I confirmed that it was the error of their waitress they agreed that it was , but apparently it didn't matter they wouldn't reverse the charge. The GM and the restaurant manager both claimed "their hands were tied" and that they could not offer me any help. I told them i was dissapointed tha they were burdening the customer, because of the waitresses mistake and the Restaurant Manager practically hung up on me. I guess they are not concerned with keeping my business. I thought lost business was a bad thing. I guess for the Milwaukee ale house bad business is what they do and unfortunatley their hands are tied on changing it!
eh?!? – not great. I wish they weren't so big. I think the service and food might be better if they were able to concentrate on a smaller number of people.
Ale House & Louise's Demise – My husband & I are fairly regular patrons there. Our all time favorite microbrew is Louie's Demise. Great beer with a great story behind it. Bartenders and management at the Ale House have always treated us very well. Food is good but not great, but the Fish Fry is one of the best we've tasted and its generous. Happy Hour prices are a bargain. Ale House sponsors quite a few charity events that are alot of fun. And they always have great entertainment, even during the supper hour.
Microbrews and Delta blues mingle with big-band swingers at this colossal tavern. – The Scene
A huge interior is divided into two spacious floors accented with low lighting and exposed brick. The downstairs holds a restaurant and stage with plenty of seating for dinner crowds and live-music audiences.
The Draw
Brewmaster Jim Olen ensures that Sheepshead Stout, Pull Chain Ale, Louie's Demise and the other beers produced at Milwaukee Ale House keep the good times rolling until closing time. There's swing dancing on Tuesdays. Wednesdays feature regional and national talent, such as guitar master Dana Robinson or Delta blues impresario Honey Boy Edwards. Friday evenings offer folk or jazz at 5:30pm, and a bigger band sound starting at 9:30pm, usually with the snazzy sounds of the 15-piece Swing Nouveau. Saturday lineups feature local favorites.
Ale House needs upgrading – I have been to the Ale House 4 times int the last year.Except for the wings, the food has been marginal at best. They were rude charging me a cover charge to eat when there was a band. Also another time they put someones drinks on my tab and kicked me out when I disputed it!.Too many good places to go, don't need bad food and an attitude.
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Packed with dense tannins and firm fruit, this is a big, powerful wine. It is initially austere, but with time it becomes more rounded, with layers of wood tannins and rich fruit.
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Intense aromas of stones in the sun and dark fruits with hints of orange peel. Full to medium body, with ultra-fine and long tannins. A lovely line to this. Winery says its a baby 2000. 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 47% Merlot and 3% Cabernet Franc.
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*½+ 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 47% Merlot, 3% Cabernet Franc. Very similar blend as their 2000. Flowery aromas with lots of minerality. Upfront red fruit flavors. Opens up with some air. Big wine. Lots of spice.
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CNBC's Becky Quick traveled exclusively with Warren Buffett on a whirlwind tour of China and South Korea. All this morning on Squawk Box, she is reporting in-depth on the trip and what it tells us about Buffett's investment philosophy.
In this excerpt from an interview with Buffett while he and Becky were flying to China, he talks about the prospects for his investment in that country and why the Chinese people should be petitioning to get one particular Berkshire Hathaway product.
Becky: So you bring an entourage when you come along because you've got a lot of different companies doing business there.
Warren: Yeah, they can do a lot of business there. We will make the trip pay.
Becky: How many of your companies do you think are doing business in China?
Warren: There would be quite a few of them, Becky. I wouldn't know how many, but all of the furniture. We have five different furniture operations. They all buy over there.
Becky: What about just in terms of Berkshire's operation. How big of a market is China for stuff that you are selling into?
Warren: Well, it isn't that big yet, but it will get bigger by the year.
Becky: Do you sell insurance there?
Warren: We don't sell insurance there. You can only own 24.9 percent of an insurance company in China. We are looking into selling insurance there, though. It depends on whether they open up ownership further as we go along, but it is a source of real interest. I've looked into it.
Becky: In terms of having a Chinese partner?
Warren: We would probably have a Chinese partner.
Becky: But it would depend on if they would open those rules and you could own more than 24.9 percent?
Warren: Yeah. I think it is likely to happen, but I don't know whether it is a year away or ten years away, but it would be auto insurance with us.
Becky: It would be Geico.
Warren: Yeah. We could save them money. Yeah. (Laughs.) They should be having petitions to let us in.
Becky: If you have one goal for getting through this week and one thing for taking away from this trip, what would it be?
Warren: Well, I just have a lot of ... The Iscar operations ever since we bought it. It's a star. I knew it was was a terrific operation going in, but there are very few like it in the world and so my goal is just to cheer these guys on. (Laughs.)
Becky: Should people read anything into the fact, though, that when you're interested in going overseas, people say, 'OK, Buffett is going overseas. Should we worry about the United States economy?' Is this a time when the global economy is going to be the stronger place to be?
Warren: Well, the United States is number one and, ah, but there is no reason to... that would be like restricting my business to Nebraska or something. We can find things in the United States but we are not going to declare anything off bounds.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks are two games over .500 and closing in on a winning season. The Diamondbacks will look to make it a three-game cushion over the break-even point when they visit the Colorado Rockies for the rubber match of a three-game set on Sunday. Arizona was eliminated from postseason contention earlier in the week but is in a solid position to post another winning campaign.The same can't be said of the Rockies, who already guaranteed themselves a losing campaign. Colorado is using the final six games as an evaluation period as they start to form the plan for a winning 2014 campaign. The end of the season also marks a final lap for veteran first baseman Todd Helton, who announced he would retire at the end of the season and has only three home games remaining.TV: 4:10 p.m. ET, FSN (Arizona), ROOT Sports (Colorado)PITCHING MATCHUP: Diamondbacks LH Patrick Corbin (14-7, 3.17 ERA) vs. Rockies RH Juan Nicasio (8-8, 4.98)Corbin is coming to the end of his longest professional season and is stumbling home with a 1-4 record and a 7.76 ERA in his last five starts. The 24-year old lasted only two innings against Los Angeles on Tuesday, allowing six runs on seven hits. Corbin beat Colorado on July 7, yielding one run on three hits while striking out 10.Nicasio is coming off a disastrous start of his own against St. Louis on Tuesday, surrendering eight runs on eight hits in 2 2/3 innings. The Dominican Republic native issued three walks in that start and 12 in 18 frames over his last four outings. Nicasio started at Arizona on April 26 and allowed three runs (one earned) on four hits in five innings to earn a win.WALK-OFFS1. Rockies OF Charlie Blackmon is 17-for-34 in his last seven games.2. Arizona 1B Paul Goldschmidt has driven in 13 runs in his last seven contests.3. Colorado RF Michael Cuddyer (sprained left wrist) missed his second straight game on Saturday but could return on Sunday.PREDICTION: Rockies 8, Diamondbacks 4
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Brooklyn >Arts & Entertainment > Bar Matchless
557 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn, NY | Directions 1122240.722223 -73.949990
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Neighborhoods: Greenpoint
Matchless is a bit of a Rubix cube -- recently I witnessed gals boogying down at a magazine party in the back, burly bearded dudes chowing wings by the bar, two couples having dinner at a table, and your garden variety coed hipster flirting in the center of the bar. Good dj's and 2-for-1's on Tuesdays mean a packed, loud, friendly place.
If you live in the city, then you at least have to go once
Great Place. Found totally by accident. – Last night after enjoying Dr. Claw's Lobster Rolls (thanx again Doc), we were in the area and looking for a spot to get some suds.
We found a parking spot and right across was a nice sit down spot with tables and such outside... but right next to the car was this line of bikes... and what looked like a cool place so we walked in...had it been a biker bar where we would NOT fit in, we'd have likely left, but it isn't and its very chill. Its not fancy, but its far from run down-looking. Its kinda trendy in design without being over-the-top. On the TV's and the projector they were showing some MotoGP (Motorcycle Grand Prix) racing and the whole crowd was into it... with nary a peep unless you'd see a sick pass or overtaking. Everyone there was just into the racing. Drinking, laughing, having a good time, not really much yelling... kind of odd to be in any bar and not feel the need to yell to converse with your friends. But thats exactly how it was.
Good beer choices, great prices, and the food looked damn good too.
The place is supposedly a former body-shop/bike shop. The main area of the bar is presumably where the main shop was. Once you go to the side opposite the door, you come to a door that leads you to what must have been the bike yard or parking lot for the shop... today its an outdoor seating area. And if you walk down the hall where you had come upon the first door you'll find a second door that leads you to a back room with a stage and a DJ spinning. The setup is really nice.
I'll definitely go back. Its a very cool place.
One thing that came off as funny to me was one of the writings on the window said "BRUNCH SERVED Saturday & Sunday", and I thought "ain't that something, Brunch at a Biker Bar".
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A Brooklyn biker bar for hogless hipsters and Hell's Angels alike. – Housed in a former auto repair shop beside a fully functional motorcycle shop, this simple but artfully decorated and roomy bar brings in gearheads, wannabes and kids from the neighborhood. Working hard to lure patrons from wildly popular neighboring bar Enid's, it ups the ante with darts, foosball, billiards and a wide selection of rotating beers on tap and by the bottle--not to mention themed nights like Motocross races on Monday nights, Tuesday Trivia and Tacos and a monthly eating contest.
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How I Met Your Mother Season 9: Who is Gonna Die?by TV Fanatic Staff at .
What does Happily Ever After look like for Ted?
How I Met Your Mother Carter Bays and Craig Thomas would not reveal the answer to that question in our exclusive interview with the pair at Comic-Con, but the co-creators did promise viewers a resolution to what has been a nearly decade-long quest for the show's main character.
Elsewhere, Bays and Thomas shared their favorite moments from the sitcom; explained why those chose to set all of Season 9 at Robin and Barney's wedding weekend; and, oh, told us that someone is gonna die. Yeah. You should probably watch the full Q&A now:
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We all know its not gonna be the mother. And despite what all or most fans think. The co-owner/showrunner Craig thomas already said barney and robin will end up married by the end of the series cause that's where ted meets the mother. So if fans think that he's ending up with robin they are in denial plus she's always refered to as 'Aunt Robin'
guys, barney's last cigarette was in 2017, therefore he isn't going to die. There's flashforwards of Marshall and Lily. I'm not sure about Robin, though. But I think Ted will be more destroyed if Robin died, so I think she has a good chance of living. Then there's the mother. And that's a different story.
Oh goodness you can totally tell by the way they said it that they took something probably minuscule and brought it up like it was something big to get all of the fans talking amongst themselves. I mean, they're smiling and he even commented that he made it sound like it was really bad. That... Or Ted dies. That would just kill all the fans haha
I dont think something important will die , cause they laughed and acted like it's just sort of a bad way to say something not that bad. MAYBE a smaller role like james will die, but i dont think so either. I dont know if the time travellers ran in the states before comic con , cause im german, but its quite likely that they just want to make us nervous.
Oh my god i just imagine how they sit in front of their pc togethe laughing about all that stupid theories :D
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I think it's time this post be made. What an addition he has been to our defensive line! The season has not been a success, but the effectiveness of that defensive line has been, and Dwan Edwards has been a big reason for that. Great FA pickup by the late Marty Hurney.
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No doubt, sometimes they just work out. I look at all those FA's that were out there this year we could have made a run for that could have helped us. We got it right with him as long as he can produce next year in the same way. Here's to hoping we are more aggressive this off season with some guys out there. Especially on both lines and at WR. I still feel as though with Cam being so mobile, we are wasting our RB's. Williams could get us something valuable and we would still have Cam, Tolbert and Stewie.
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Name: Geoffrey Kondogbia
Age: 20
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It has been quite some 12 months for Sevilla midfielder Geoffrey Kondogbia, having progressed from representing RC Lens in France's Ligue 2 to now being linked with a transfer to the likes of Manchester City, Real Madrid and AC Milan.
Kondogbia was previously linked to Premier League newcomers Reading and rejected a move to Juventus last summer, instead opting for a move to Seville for what now appears to have been a bargain €4 million. Regular observers of the French game would have known that much last summer, but the France Under-21 international has set about placing his name among Europe's elite young midfield talents. That is now undoubtedly the level in which he ranks.
The Spanish media has taken to the powerful midfielder and, on Tuesday, both AS and Marca were reporting that Sevilla had received bids for their young star. AC Milan supposedly lead the way with a bid of €12 million, while both Inter Milan and Real Madrid are rumoured to have made official offers. Of England's elite, it is Roberto Mancini's Manchester City who are said to be eyeing a move for the player.
Kondogbia is a wanted man and, with Sevilla not in full possession of his economic rights, he could be on the move sooner rather than later. As with many players at the Sanchez Pizjuan, the young Frenchman was bought with the help of the Doyen Group - a Malta-based player rights fund. It is they who could be the driving force of any potential transfer this summer.
Tall and powerfully built, the midfielder of Central African descent offers an intriguing combination of physical strength and technical ability. It is this all too rare balance that is making him such an irresistible proposition to the European elite at present. After a slow start at Sevilla, Kondogbia has developed remarkably over the space of a few months to become an integral player for the Andalusian side.
While still far from reaching his full potential, he is now showing signs of a positional and tactical maturity that has accentuates his natural attributes. Once considered a potential troublemaker, he appears to have settled himself following his switch to the south of Spain last year.
ESPN FC French football writer Jonathan Johnson certainly believes that there is a bright future ahead for the Sevilla star, placing him on a par with fellow rumoured Real Madrid target Paul Pogba:
"The fuss caused by Geoffrey Kondogbia in his breakthrough season at Lens in Ligue 2 appears to have been fully justified, with his debut season at Sevilla nothing short of sensational.
"Even though he is still only 20 and not yet a full international with France, recognition with Les Bleus is surely not far away. Kondogbia's success comes as no surprise; it is only a pity that French football could not hold onto him for a bit longer.
"He is superb technically, you'd expect nothing less coming from Lens' famous youth academy (like Raphael Varane, Adel Taarabt and Thorgan Hazard in recent years), but his athleticism and imposing physique are impressive for a player who boasts excellent distribution skills.
He has fantastic incepting ability also, based on impressive reading of the game and is an undoubted future star for club and country, with as much potential as Paul Pogba."
Whether Kondogbia or Pogba go on to fulfil their enormous potential remains to be seen, but if they even get close, France will have no issues in central midfield for many years to come. Indeed, a lack of talent will hinder neither player and, instead, it will be the decisions they make and the desire they show that will determine just how good a player they can become.
For Kondogbia in particular, those decisions start right away. It appears highly unlikely that he will remain at Sevilla past this summer and he must choose wisely the next step on his journey.
The truth of his release clause is now out in the open, with Marca confirming this week that talk of a €20 million release clause is somewhat of a fallacy. For every offer over €8 million that the Doyen Group wish to accept, Sevilla would be forced to pay half of the fee to keep their player. Club president Jose Maria del Nido has confirmed that the club will look to move some players on this summer and, given that financial reality, Kondogbia's exit could not look more certain.
The Frenchman and his agent, as well as the seemingly all-powerful Doyen Group, will now determine his next move. He will then likely have to deal with the pressure of playing for a European giant and we will truly see just how ready he is for the top level. While Pogba, with both club and country, has shown that he is fully prepared for the challenges of elite football, now Kondogbia also must prove that he is prepared for life at the top. Few who have seen his rise would bet against him succeeding in the months ahead.
For further discussion on any of the players featured in The Scout's Notebook, Christopher can be found on Twitter - @chris_elastico. More of his work profiling rising talents can also be found at TheElastico.com.