05 Monday Mar 2012
Tags
AVB, Carlo ANCELOTTI, Chelsea, Chelsea Football Club, football, Nayab Chohan, NayabChohan, NayabChohanINTERVIEW, NayabChohanLIVE, NayabChohanRADIO, Premier League, Radio 🎙, Roman Abramovich, sport, Template Radio
Posted by The Template News, Current Affairs and Sport Website | Filed under Football ⚽️, Radio 🎙, Sport 🏏 🎾 ⚽️, Television 📺
05 Monday Mar 2012
Posted in Radio 🎙, Sport 🏏 🎾 ⚽️
05 Monday Mar 2012
Tags
Analysis 🙌, Distant Echoes, Nayab Chohan, NayabChohanLIVE, Politics 💼 🗳 🪖, Putin, Putin and Russia, Russia and Putin, Russia 🇷🇺, Russia Presidential Elections, Template News, Vladimir Putin
He did it his way..
ANALYSIS – So, Vladimir Putin has been elected to be President of Russia for the next six years. Those who spoke of the beginning of the end, may want to look at the high percentage of people who voted for their former Prime Minister, above 60 per cent, and at who is making the claims of vote rigging, an oligarch exactly the type of leader many Russians clearly do not want.
Putin loves Russia – when he said long live Russia, he meant it, however if Russia is really going to progress it can not continue with the same man in power forever and until real viable alternatives emerge, that is unfortunately what is going to happen.
ABOVE .. RUSSIAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ON MAR 5 2012 BELOW ..
Posted by The Template News, Current Affairs and Sport Website | Filed under Analysis 🙌, Comment, International News, Politics 💼 🗳 🪖, Russia 🇷🇺, Terrorism
04 Sunday Mar 2012
Posted in International News, Radio 🎙
04 Sunday Mar 2012
Posted in International News
Does anyone know the name of this boy?
04 Sunday Mar 2012
Tags
Distant Echoes, Homs, Nayab Chohan, NayabChohan, NayabChohanLIVE, Politics 💼 🗳 🪖, Russia and Syria, Syria, Syria and activists, Syria Conflict, Template News, Terrorism
Subscribe to get access to the rest of this post and other subscriber-only content.
Posted by The Template News, Current Affairs and Sport Website | Filed under Arab World 🌎, International News, Politics 💼 🗳 🪖, Terrorism, USA 🇺🇸
≈ Comments Off on 🪖 The Horror that is Homs 🇸🇾
03 Saturday Mar 2012
Posted in Sport 🏏 🎾 ⚽️
Liverpool 2 Arsenal 3
Team P GD Pts Man City 27 50 66 Man Utd 26 37 61 Tottenham 26 21 53 Arsenal 27 17 49 Chelsea 27 15 46 Newcastle 26 0 43 Liverpool 26 5 39 Stoke 27 -11 36 West Brom 27 -1 35 Norwich 27 -6 35 Everton 26 -1 34 Sunderland 26 4 33 Fulham 26 -4 33 Swansea 27 -4 33 Aston Villa 27 -5 30 QPR 27 -18 22 Wolves 26 -21 22 Blackburn 27 -22 22 Bolton 27 -27 20 Wigan 27 -29 20
ANALYSIS – With his team crashing out of the FA Cup to a hungrier Sunderland, to cap a week when they were taken apart by AC Milan, there will be those who will wonder whether the great man will be there next season.
Most likely he will remain – only Arsene may want to take into account the contributions two of England’s best coaches have made, Tottenham’s Harry Redknapp and the man who masterminded today’s defeat, Martin O’Neil, namely to keep things tight, don’t leave gaps for the opposition to exploit whether at the front or back.
Those of us who were admirers of Arsenal always feared that the lack of one strong player at the back and at the front would cost them in the long run.
Arsenal were so long the purveyors of the beautiful game, but who ever said beauty can’t be backed up by some steel and old-fashioned grit.
02 Friday Mar 2012
Posted in International News
Does Russia’s Presidential Elections really mean the ‘beginning of the end of Putin’?
Clearly stung by the turnout of Saturday’s demonstration against the parliamentary elections, Vladimir Putin has accused outside forces of attempting to influence the outcome of who leads the country that he loves so much.
That the former KGB man has brought stability is without a shadow of doubt, one only has to look at the state of this former superpower when he came to power.
A decade of Boris Yeltsin had pushed Russia to bankruptcy, defeat in Chechnya – though that was seen by others, including myself, as a magnimous move by the President – and a culture of a gangster economy, now known as the reign of the oligarchs.
Putin set about reversing some of this – no one doubts that everything he did, he did so for the sake of the sacred state of Russia.
But how much of a difference has that made – on the surface Moscow appears properous…
View original post 226 more words
02 Friday Mar 2012
Posted in Sport 🏏 🎾 ⚽️
England will not appoint new boss until ‘back end of season’
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17223783
Fabio Capello’s fate was sealed during that World Cup game with Germany when an England team who had until the last ten minutes of the first half been completely outclassed fought back by applying pressure on their much younger rivals.
The same was expected in the second half, but did not occur which allowed Germany to get back into the game on their own terms.
Perhaps, a Martin O Neill or Harry Redknapp would have seen the opportunity, the vastly overpaid and over-rated Fabio Capello did not.
The FA have alot of questions to ask about this whole saga – why did they appoint this man in the first place to run a team of players that were not despite what was being claimed a golden generation.
Truth is England have only once looked like winning a tournament – Euro 96 under the creative genius that was Terry Venables.
And what happened to him…
View original post 1 more word
01 Thursday Mar 2012
Posted in International News
‘No one helped my son cope with horror of Afghanistan’
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-24039802-no-one-helped-my-son-cope-with-horror-of-afghanistan.do
Yesterday, the Ministry of Defence announced the passing of another British soldier in the death trap that is Helmand Province.
If the bloodshed continues at its current rate, the figure will by the end of the year reach the grim milestone of 400.
Even though the people of Wootton Basset have made sure that the repatriations are not forgotten, there is a danger that this death and the ones leading up to the four hundredth may pass almost without notice, such is the depressing familiarity of news of each new life lost. That they are doing their duty, is without doubt, however, what those of us in ‘civi-street’ appear not to be asking is why the need – what is Britain doing deploying the second biggest contingent of troops to a war where her contribution is symbollic, just as it was in Iraq, where British soldiers openly said that this was ‘America’s show.’
And just as importantly, how much longer will it…
View original post 56 more words
Template - News, Current Affairs and Sport Website 