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"(It's) because of his attitude," the 72-year-old said in a telephone interview from his home in Birmingham, England.
"I think Ronaldo is a goal-scoring phenomenon. He does lots of things that great players do, but he also does lots of things that great players would never do.
"Getting on to his team mates, complaining to the referee, not chasing back. In one or two of the matches in the European Championship he was outstanding, but in the big matches he was non-existent," said Giles.
"But with Messi, I'd have no doubt - with his attitude and his ability, I'd put him in as one of the greats, up with the best of them. He plays for the team, works for the team."
Generally accepted as one of the few great footballers Ireland has produced, Giles joined Manchester United in 1956 at the age of 15 and formed part of the famous 'Busby Babes' side, much of which was wiped out in the Munich air disaster of 1958.
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"When I moved to England I'd speak to some of the older people who'd played against Wilf Mannion and Tommy Lawton and Len Shackleton, but I never got any satisfactory answers," he said.
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"You know at the time, but you don't stand there admiring them, you're looking to beat them. What you want to do is compete against them. I would respect them, but I'd never be overawed by them."
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He has little time for selfishness on the field. Those who are not prepared to roll up their sleeves in the tough times have little chance of impressing him.
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Giles acknowledges it is usually the goal-scorers that are the greatest players.
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Entertaining, interesting, a mystery and captures the feeling of London during the blitz. Four stars only because, for some reason, they Americanized the story and refer to dollars, Marines protecting the PM. Otherwise a very entertaining and engrossing story.
"Intrigue and action from a feminine side"
I love stories that take place in this historical period.
I choose this book as it was listed as a Maise Dobbs genre. It is that with more suspense but not quite the attachment to the characters. Never the less, I really enjoyed the story and would recommend it.
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In the top grouping.
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I had never listened to one of her performances before. She does a wonderful job.
From typist to protector of the Crown...
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"Good story, awful reader"
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Most of the time, especially in the second half of the book.
The same one as the last book (Duerden) or Caroline Lee.
"Slightly Interesting & Disjointed"
McCaddon did a good job on the voices and narrative. Without her strong performance, I would have given a lower overall rating.
I have read a lot of history on Churchill and Britain before and during WWII. I love the time period and the resolve of the people. The story does give one an appreciation for the complexities and dangers of that era for the British people.
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MLS playoff focus: Notes on Sporting KC ahead of Saturday's first leg against Houston
Nov 8, 2013, 8:15 PM EDT
Ahead of Saturday's first leg of this Eastern Conference finals series, here are the must-knows about Peter Vermes' Sporting Kansas City. A trip to MLS Cup 2013 is on the line. (Saturday's match kicks off at 2:30 p.m. ET on NBC, and can also been seen on NBC Sports Live Extra)
- Aurelien Collin destined to score in the series?
As a center back, Aurelien Collin's main mission is to make life miserable for opposition attackers. And he's pretty good at it. Not just because Sporting had the league's best defensive record this year (30 goals allowed in 34 games), but because he's a real stinker at getting under his opponent's skin.
Meanwhile, goals are a bonus for defenders – even if it doesn't look that way lately for Sporting Kansas City's French antagonist. Heck, it almost seems like he's destined to score in this two-game series.
Collin (pictured) scored his team's lone goal earlier this year as SKC snapped the Dynamo's record 36-game home unbeaten streak in all competitions. Sporting was the first team to win in Houston since June of 2011, so that was a big strike for the irascible SKC veteran.
Collin has also scored twice in the 2013 playoffs, once in each of the club's two matches in the just-completed home-and-away series against New England. His 69th-minute goal at the far post last weekend outside of Boston was nothing short of massive, even if SKC lost that night. It allowed his club to return to Sporting Park with a one-goal deficit, physhologically so much better than a two-goal margin to make up.
Collin opened the scoring just before halftime of Wednesday's return leg.
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- Yellow card warning for SKC
Three-fourths of Sporting Kansas City's back line is on yellow card warning and would miss the return leg with a booking Saturday at BBVA Compass Stadium. That's hardly a surprise considering notoriously physical KC led the league in fouls and bookings this year. Still, this is surely a concern and could certainly influence Saturday's contest at BBVA Compass Stadium.
Right back Chance Myers, left back Seth Sinovic, center back Aurelien Collin and forward Teal Bunbury all collected one caution in the two-game set against New England.
Two yellow cards in the playoffs means the offender sits out the following match. By MLS rules, however, if a player collects his second post-season booking in the second-leg of the conference finals, he will not miss the MLS Cup final.
- Claudio Bieler? No problems here!
The curious case of Argentine forward Claudio Bieler gets more strange by the day.
He didn't even travel last week for Sporting Kansas City's road match to open the playoffs, at New England. That's a pretty significant development for a Designated Player. So it fueled speculation that Bieler had found a spot in Vermes' doghouse, perhaps for returning from recent injury out of shape.
Or, it could have just been that Bieler didn't score enough after a hot start in his first year at Sporting Park, and that management was trying to run him off. Before Wednesday's overtime strike, Bieler had not scored since Sept. 7 (and that was on a penalty kick). Dom Dwyer and Bunbury have gotten Bieler's minutes since then.
Bieler didn't start in Wednesday's return leg – but did get in the game off the bench and help decide the series with a late goal. So, is there a problem? Manager Peter Vermes was asked about it Friday in a national teleconference.
He said there was no problem. Everything was fine.
Nothing to see here, folks. So just move along.
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The Three Emperors, By Miranda Carter
Friday 16 October 2009
"When so markedly eccentric a nature dominates a realm there cannot but be convulsions." So commented Philipp zu Eulenburg, one of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany's few friends. His remark encapsulates the problem with autocracy, the danger of allowing a single, flawed, human being to exercise absolute, or near absolute, power.
Part of Miranda Carter's argument in The Three Emperors: three cousins, three empires and the road to the First World War is that the autocratic cousins, Kaiser Wilhelm and Tsar Nicholas II (known to each other as Willy and Nicky) were not always quite as powerful as they thought they were. Nevertheless, they still exercised a lot more of the real thing than did the third cousin, King George V (or Georgie).
The Kaiser was the most volatile of the three, afflicted with the lethal combination of an inferiority complex and a desire to dominate, and exhibiting many symptoms of what Carter defines as a "narcissistic personality disorder". Another of our contemporary "disorders" which seems to have afflicted Willy was "attention deficit hyperactivity". Carter quotes foreign minister Marschall saying of him: "It is unendurable. Today one thing and tomorrow the next and after a few days something completely different."
Though his cousin Nicholas may have appeared similar – it often looked as though he agreed with whoever had spoken to him last – his particular flaw was a refusal to change with changing times. For the Tsar firmly believed that his autocracy was God-given, and that any challenge had to be ruthlessly stamped out.
By contrast, Georgie's flaws seem as insubstantial as his power as a constitutional monarch, for they really amounted to little more than a certain dullness and plodding predictability. Carter opines that he may also have been dyslexic. In addition George, trained as a sailor, was less addicted to military paraphernalia than either of his cousins, who shared an inherited love of uniforms and parades – "standing at the head of a company feeling splendid," as Carter succinctly puts it.
Carter, whose previous book was Anthony Blunt: his lives, is a gifted story-teller and has written a very readable account of this fairly well-trodden ground. She is particularly convincing in arguing the case for the inevitability of the First World War, given the characters of the central players and the rapaciousness of colonising empires.
But there is little to distinguish this book from another, published less than three years ago: Catrine Clay's King, Kaiser, Tsar. Clay's book is not mentioned in Carter's bibliography, so presumably neither she nor her publishers knew it.
Nevertheless, the story is fascinating enough to bear re-telling. In addition to the three cousins, many other relatives have vital parts to play. One of the most sympathetic is George's father ("Uncle Bertie" to his cousins and Edward VII to us), the only one among this band of royals to be good at PR, and a real support to Nicholas at the time of his accession, travelling to St Petersburg to help organise Alexander III's funeral.
There are the two formidable Danish sisters, Alexandra (Alix) and Dagmar (Minnie), both "Motherdear" to their respective sons, Georgie and Nicky. And until 1901 there is the emphatic presence (her exhortatory letters full of capitals and underlinings) of "Granny", otherwise known as Queen Victoria - and less respectfully by Nicky as the "unsteady ball on legs" or even, in a letter to his brother which is quoted by neither Carter nor Clay, as "belly woman".
The importance that Queen Victoria placed on what Carter aptly calls "the cult of family" came under pressure throughout the lives of her grandchildren, and was dealt its death blow in 1917, when George played an active part in persuading the British government to withdraw its offer of asylum to "dear Nicky", his wife and children. This must be one of the most ignominious passages of British royal history, but Carter has nothing new to tell us about it, the full story having been known for some time.
Perhaps there was little that could have been done, and other forces than the King's pusillanimity were at work to prevent the survival of the ex-Tsar. Perhaps George had a stronger grasp on reality – more political sense, in fact – than either of his cousins.
In the end, dullness and pragmatism triumphed, the least glamorous and powerful of the three emperors being the only one to hold his throne. Despite his association with "Victorian" and "family" values, it was arguably by ditching those values that he and the British monarchy – that "domestic, decorative, ceremonial, stolid creation it is today" – remained intact.
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Leonardo by Patricia Emison
Friday 28 October 2011
The 50 handsome reproductions and informative notes in this work form the perfect primer for the National Gallery's Leonardo blockbuster. We learn that the chilling smile of the Mona Lisa or La Gioconda (which is staying in the Louvre) may be a pun on her name, since giocondo means "light-hearted". Similarly, his pert Cecilia Gallerani petting a white stoat in unlikely fashion (which has made it from St Petersburg) is a reference to her husband's membership of the Order of the Ermine. Since they are in the Royal Collection, we will be able to enjoy drawings ranging from "The Sexual Act in Vertical Section" to "Deluge over the Sea". As Walter Pater noted, Leonardo was obsessed by "the smiling of women and the motion of great waters."
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Sergei Kostitsyn will take a seat in the press box and think about what he did.
According to TSN's Bob McKenzie, the Nashville forward will be a healthy scratch Tuesday in Columbus — a clear punishment for pulling up on the back-check and heading to the Predators' bench Sunday in Edmonton, with the Oilers going on to score shorthanded on a 2-on-1.
Kostitsyn, 25, admitted after the game that he made a mistake, but apparently that wasn't enough for Nashville coach Barry Trotz, who was left understandably flummoxed.
"I can't give you a logical explanation for an illogical event," said Trotz.
The Preds (11-12-6), currently 11th place in the Western Conference, have lost three straight and are in danger of missing the playoffs for the first time since 2008-09.
NSH knows its recent slide is broader/more complex than one bad change but feels there needs to be accountability on such an obvious gaffe.
— Bob McKenzie (@TSNBobMcKenzie) March 18, 2013
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