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terça-feira, 4 de abril de 2017

Mais do hobby dos homens. ..

https://www.google.com.br/amp/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/03/saintpetersburg-bombing-casualties-explosion-metro-train/amp/

quinta-feira, 20 de agosto de 2015

"Mão de Deus", um gol submisso... gera um gol histórico e uma homenagem sem ética / The Telegraph/sport / Maradona

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/argentina/11811182/Maradona-kisses-and-hugs-Hand-of-God-referee.html

Maradona kisses and hugs ‘Hand of God’ referee

Diego Maradona meets the referee – his ‘eternal friend’ - who allowed his hand ball goal against England in the World Cup and presents him with a signed Argentina shirt

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Diego Maradona has met the referee – his ‘eternal friend’ - who allowed his hand ball goal against England in the World Cup and presented him with a signed Argentina shirt
Tunisian referee Ali Bennaceur with Maradona Photo: Europics/Diego Maradona Facebook
Diego Maradona kissed and hugged the referee who allowed his handball goal in the 1986 World Cup and presented him with a signed Argentina jersey when the two met in Tunisia this week, local media reported.
Maradona's quarter-final goal against England in Mexico City gained added notoriety when the Argentine, who tapped the ball over the head of onrushing goalkeeper Peter Shilton with his fist, claimed it had been scored by the 'Hand of God'.
Diego Maradona has met the referee – his ‘eternal friend’ - who allowed his hand ball goal against England in the World Cup and presented him with a signed Argentina shirt Diego Maradona tips the ball over England's goalkeeper Peter Shilton  Photo: Rex
Tunisian referee Ali Bennaceur failed to spot the handball and allowed the goal to stand amid furious protests from the England players, prompting a debate, that still rages on today, over the use of referees from smaller nations in major matches.
The pair exchanged gifts for the cameras when they met in Tunis on Monday with Bennaceur handing the former Argentina skipper a framed photo of himself, Maradona and Shilton, who captained England, before the match at the Azteca Stadium.
In return, the 71-year-old former referee received a Maradona shirt inscribed with the words "For Ali, my eternal friend".
In interviews in later years, Bennaceur blamed his Bulgarian assistant Bogdan Dotchev for failing to alert him to the moment when Maradona punched the ball past Shilton to give Argentina the lead in the match they went on to win 2-1.
"Before the game, Fifa gave us clear guidelines: 'If your colleague is better placed than you are, his decision should take precedence.' That's what I did: my assistant did not raise his flag," he told a French football magazine So Foot recently.
He also claimed a role in Maradona's second strike, a brilliant weaving run that started in his own half and continued through the entire English defence which is often described as the 'goal of the century'.
Remember this? Diego Maradona lifts the 1986 World Cup in the Atzeca Stadium  Photo: AP
"Maradona did not score that all by himself, that goal. I was his assistant: I played three advantages. I did not have to. For the first foul, he stumbled. The second came just on the edge of the area. I shouted 'advantage, advantage'.
"And when he entered the area, I was expecting (Terry) Butcher to slice him down. I put my whistle to my lips, I was ready to intervene but I didn't blow."
Argentina went on to beat West Germany 3-2 in the final.

segunda-feira, 11 de maio de 2015

Fotos do The Telegraph / 11/05/2015

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/picturesoftheday/11596514/Pictures-of-the-day-11-May-2015.html
YOU must be CROAKING if you think this competitive frog is going to share his branch with a rival Kermit. Comical snaps show a tree frog enjoying a solitary gymnastic work out, but his peace was soon disturbed by another exercise fanatic who tried to get in on the action. Because the first Kermit could not share the apparatus a bit of froggy wrestling kicked off. From chin ups to funky yoga moves these frogs show their range of movement and flexibility on their makeshift chin-up bar. The snapper who took the side-splitting pictures, Jakarta-based creative design professional Kurit Afsheen, 34, began photographing wildlife as a hobby only three-years ago.

DIVING up to 70-miles per hour to catch its dinner this kingfisher is a high-speed hunter at its most magnificent. Pictures show how the skilful bird launches itself into a nosedive before smashing itself into the riverwater below – and emerging victorious with a hapless fish in its beak. Scientist Fabio Pittarello (54) took the eye-opening shots while visiting the River Brenta, near Venice, Italy.

An Indian rock python swallows a goat near the Sonakhali reserve forest in Jalpaiguri, India. A MASSIVE python devours a full size goat after sneaking into the village of Garkhuta in West Bengal, India. The astonishing feat of digestion was caught on camera near Sonakhali Reserve Forest by photographer Roni Choudhury. The giant snake, estimated to be up to 10ft long, can be seen steadily stretching its mouth around the goat's lifeless body.

A striking and unique red bridge has been made entirely of paper, which is located over the top of a picturesque valley in the Lake District. The 'PaperBridge' is a temporary piece of artwork located over a small beck at the top of the Grisedale Valley, near Patterdale under the shadow of Helvellyn, Cumbria.

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sexta-feira, 6 de março de 2015