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Have you ever wondered why Cristiano Ronaldo, Sergio Aguero and Ronaldinho reached such great heights in football? It's because of their fantastic names, and the boys take a deep dive into how names can directly correlate to the successes and failures on the pitch. This may seem like an unusual subject, but it will make sense in the end... alright?! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Lily Murphy is this week's guest on the Official Man City Podcast... Our talented teenage forward talks about her journey to the club she has supported all her life. Via Manchester United and Blackburn Rovers, Lily worked her way towards the Blues before finally joining in 2022. The 19-year-old also represented England at youth level in athletics, recording a 11.81 seconds 100-metre sprint along the way! Indeed, she demonstrated her electric pace in our 2-0 Champions League quarter-final, first leg win over Chelsea recently, giving England legend Lucy Bronze a busy first 45 minutes! Lily also speaks of her City idol Sergio Aguero and how he inspired her playing style as well as creating her ultimate Manchester City Women player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The latest episode of the Argyle Podcast is ready for you to listen to!An Argyle team led by former player David Norris and Under-18s Head Coach Jamie Lowry will head Stateside this summer to take part in The Soccer Tournament (TST) in North Carolina.TST, a 7v7 event with a $1million winner-takes-all prize will be played at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, NC, from June 4-9.Argyle's full squad will be announced in due course but will feature former players and futsal stars and be overseen for the week by player-manager Norris and player-assistant-manager Lowry.Also competing at TST will be the likes of European giants Villarreal and Borussia Dortmund, as well as Sergio Aguero's 'Selección Potrero', and Luis Nani's 'Nani FC'.Hear from the coaches themselves in this latest episode.

Another Erling Haaland hat-trick, another three points for Manchester City and top of the table at the international break makes it a perfect start to the 2024-25 season. David Mooney is joined by City fans Chris Higginbottom and, from the Hits 21 podcast, Rob Wilson, to reflect on the victory at West Ham. With Haaland's latest hat-trick taking him closer to Sergio Aguero's club and Premier League record - and it making City the team with the most Premier League hat-tricks - Dan Burke, Dom Farrell and KC all give their memories of their favourite City hat-tricks down the years. The ticket prices for the Inter Milan game have been announced, too, with quite a few upset at how much they'll cost. We discuss that - plus wider ticketing issues - and we squeeze in a couple of Guardiola-era top threes. ========== To get more podcasts or to listen without the ads, join our Patreon. It's just £2 per month for all the extra content and you can get a 7-day free trial first: https://www.patreon.com/BlueMoonPodcast

We're joined by former Middlesbrough kit manager Ste Aziz. The Teessider takes us inside the Boro dressing room from 2006 to 2010, explaining how he started out as a kit man at just 18 and lifting the lid on his friendship with Gareth Southgate, his telling off from Gordon Strachan and the highs and lows of his time at his hometown club. Having left Boro for Manchester City, Aziz tells the story behind Mario Balotelli's 'why always me?' shirt - and revisits the Sergio Aguero title-winning moment. ---------------------------------------- FOLLOW: Twitter: @BoroEcho Facebook: www.facebook.com/NorthernEchoMiddlesbroughFC 

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Former Manchester City and Barcelona striker Sergio Aguero recalls the moment he was forced to retire at Barcelona --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/footballheadlinenews/message

Kevin and Kieran discuss international teams and shirt sponsorship, and analyse how much Sergio Aguero's title winning goal in 2012 was worth to Manchester City. Follow Kevin on Twitter - @kevinhunterday Follow Kieran on Twitter - @KieranMaguire Follow The Price of Football on Twitter - @pof_pod Support The Price of Football on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/priceoffootball Check out the Price of Football merchandise store: https://the-price-of-football.backstreetmerch.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Episode #136 of Friday Night Counter Attack! Hamz and Sal are joined this week by Taps from @VarCheckPodcast, as well as a surpirse cameo apperance! The Lads discuss the Greatest Clutch Performances in Premier League History, such as; - David De Gea vs Arsenal 2017! - Santi Carzorla vs Man City 2013! - Jack Grealish vs Liverpool 2020! And so much more! Finally, the lads discuss who's the most clutch player in Premier League history? Mohamed Salah, Sergio Aguero or Cristiano Ronaldo? 0:00 - Intro 5:00 - What is Clutch? 5:45 - David De Gea Vs Arsenal 11:00 - Luis Suarez vs Norwich 13:00 - Gareth Bale 2013 17:22 - Aston Villa's Surprise Clutch Moments! 21:15 - Yaya Toure 2014 24:25 - Who's The Most Clutch Player In Premier League History? 30:00 - Aguero vs QPR 2012! 31:51 - Arsenal's Greatest Clutch Performances! 45:15- David Silva 2012! 47:20 - New Signings Discussion! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Feel free to message us: Instagram - @fridaynightcounterattack TikTok - @fridaynightcounterattack Email - Fridaynightcounterattack@gmail.com Twitter - The FNC Podcast All Links - https://linktr.ee/fridaynightcounterattack --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to us on Youtube! - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwpVmVXIGnNlEYGf4rzWLIg

Nedum Onuoha played 188 Premier League games, the majority for boyhood club Manchester City. But in 2012 Nedum joined QPR, and just a matter of months after wrenching himself away from the club he supports, he was playing against them in the most iconic game in Premier League history. Onuoha tells FSD his perspective of the day Sergio Aguero scored that goal, why Balotelli didn't fulfil his potential and what it is like to tussle with Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Part 1 is available here: https://chrt.fm/track/C7A9AC/traffic.megaphone.fm/COMG7547679681.mp3?updated=1685626169 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shaun Wright-Phillips joins Steve Sidwell and Wayne Bridge in the Virgin Bet All To Play For Arms for a brand new series. They chat about the upcoming Premier League Weekend, THAT Aguero goal and the time that Shaun cost Wayne two-weeks wages… They Discuss Graham Potter's future, debate who is going to win the league, and they also give you their thoughts on this weekend's tantalising game between Liverpool and Manchester United. To pick your Virgin Bet Builder head over to https://www.virginbet.com/ 18+ | begambleaware.org

Audio Transcript: This media has been made available by Mosaic BostonChurch. If you'd like to check out more resources, learn about Mosaic Boston inour neighborhood churches or donate to this ministry, please visitmosaicboston.com. Today we're thrilled to celebrate Christmas. Merry Christmas to you all. I forgot to say that at the beginning. Merry Christmas. Thank you. And we are going through a series, we started it last week, in the book of Philippians; Philippians 2:1-11. And this is not necessarily a traditional Admin or Christmas series, in that we're not going through the themes of hope, love, joy, peace. We're not walking very closely in the birth narrative of Jesus Christ. What we're doing is gleaning from this section of scripture that really consolidates the whole Christian message within a small, beautiful, concise statement. And we're pulling out themes around the realities, the spiritual, the historical realities of Christmas that you cannot quite dig into as much while going through the Christmas season in those more traditional methods. If you want to dig into the birth narrative of Jesus, want to go through hope, love, joy, peace as you go through this holiday week, feel free to go to our website and we have several years of those traditional series for you. So this last week I painted a big picture about God, generally. We talked through how Jesus was in the form of God, but did not count equality with God to be grasped. I tried to draw unity around who is God, by talking about Isaiah 6:1-8 a lot. Today we're going to talk about God a little more specifically in the person of Jesus Christ, but there's going to be a lot of overlap because I think the overlap is really good. My mind has just been taking off. I think a lot of people really enjoyed the thorough description of God and his glory, but I don't think quite as many people took whom the idea that his infinite glory has become our intimate glory. And that's where the gold is. So I'm going to repeat that next week. Tyler Burns, our teens director and hospitality director here at Mosaic, will walk us through the infinite glory, the exalted glory that Christ has and what that means for us today. So please join me and listen as I read the word of God from Philippians 2:1-11. So if there is any encouragement in Christ, any comfort from love, any participation in the spirit, any affection and sympathy, complete my joy by being of the same mind, having the same love being in full chord and of one mind. Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility, count others more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others. Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied himself by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. Therefore, God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name that is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus Christ, every knee should bow in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. This is the word of our Lord. Let us pray. Heavenly Father, we praise you for who you are. We praise you that in the person of Jesus Christ, we can look upon him and know your glory, not just generally, but personally. We pray Holy Spirit, that you would enliven our eyes to see the heart of God more and more in the person of Jesus Christ today. We pray, Lord, that as we reflect upon the humility shown by him, that our hearts would in turn be changed, that as we live and go forward in his glory, we would reflect his humility and power to the world. Holy Spirit, just wake up our hearts. Let us grow our expectations for this season that we would not just expect a season, a moment, a period, couple days or weeks of good tidings, but a lifetime of comfort and joy in the Holy Spirit of God by our faith in Jesus Christ. Lord, awaken our hearts and fill us that we may go and serve and be your lights in the world from this day forward until eternity. I pray, Lord bless this, the reading, the preaching of your word, may you be glorified in all that we do. In Jesus' name I pray, amen. Amen. So if you weren't aware, last week, there was a big event in world history at 10:00 AM in Qatar. It was the World Cup final. Last week, I preached both services and I tried to ignore the fact that it was taking place because I didn't want any of you to pull out your phones and check the score. It fell perfectly in between both of our services. But what took place? Lionel Messi, who has statistically proven himself over the last 16 years to be perhaps the best soccer player in history, the most popular sport in the world, perhaps the best player in history. Lionel Messi got the crowning achievement. He led his country, his band of teammates; all guys who grew up just worshiping as their idol, to victory in his fifth World Cup. And he got player of the tournament and he just had moments of just holding that trophy. I honestly just got chills thinking about it. I grew up with a coach from Argentina, played a lot of soccer myself. And praise God. I got home, I worked till 6:00 PM last week. I somehow got through the whole day without anyone telling me the result of the final. So I got to really enjoy the moment in the right way. Watched it with my son, didn't realize it went into extra time and he stayed up till about 10:00 PM, going into Monday. We felt that all week. But as I watched Messi, I just was rejoicing for him. I said, "Wow, look at the immortality that he has. The rest of his life, no one's going to doubt him. No one's going to question him. All of his critics are silenced. Look at the piece that he has. No one can count anything against him in his career." And furthermore, that internal, that battle that he had, that question of his worthiness, his greatness is taken away. That voice in his own head. Look at the love that he has. Look at the adoration of the fans. Look at the adoration of his wife and three kids, sitting there, just snuggling the trophy together. Look at the joy, just the pure exuberant happiness in a guy who is generally very mild mannered. And honestly, I looked at him and I said, "I want that. I want that now." And the little boy inside of me said to my 34-year-old self, "It's not too late, Andy. Dig in, go out and train. Practice. You're 34 years old, but you can still get that with soccer." And I believed it for a moment and then I stood up and my back hurt, and baby number three started crying. And very quickly, that goal was put away. But in all seriousness, for a moment, watching Messi just kiss that trophy, the most liked Instagram picture in history, watching him get paraded around the stadium in front of thousands of fans and then having that peaceful moment of just rest with his family, I really wanted what he had; the immortality, the peace, the love, the joy, the status, the guaranteed riches. This was even right after I preached last Sunday, which shows how quick we can stumble, how fickle we are as humans. I genuinely got caught up in the moment and really desired what Messi had, but after preaching my sermon from last week to myself, I realized that through Christ, I have what he has and so much more. And why does this matter this week? To restate myself from last week, because Christmas is all about understanding that God's infinite glory has become our intimate glory. And last week I painted this picture of God's infinite glory and brought us pretty quickly, to the end, how... Sorry. How his infinite glory becomes our intimate glory. But this is really what happens at Christmas. Beneath the details of the birth narrative, beneath hope, love, joy, peace is the reality that upon Christmas, the infinite has become intimate. I want to build off this today. Our great God, in all of his exhausted holiness, who would be fully just to leave man in the predicament before him in his state of sin, faces his sin and sends a messenger from heaven. And not just any messenger, God sends himself. Heaven itself reaches down, touches the sinner. The light of heaven breaks through the darkness caused by man sin. When the infinite glory becomes intimate for us, we realize that the greatest... There's actually an even greater glory than God's transcendent glory. It's God's transferred glory. Christmas is the season that should bring us to our knees in absolute awe as we reflect upon the holiness, glory and character of God and see that he is graciously reaching down from heaven to touch our lives and not just cancel our sin, but to graciously give us a right, a new nature in Jesus Christ. And we talked about this last week. I sped through it, but too often churches preach a half gospel. It only talks about the removal of the debt of sin. They preach as if when someone's made right before God, that it's like going to a bank and paying a debt. And you get a zero sum balance between you and God. And when they preach that lives are not actually changed, it soothes people's conscience for a period of time. But the true gospel says that when God saves people something greater than forgiveness of debt happens. God doesn't just forgive our sins when he saves us, he graciously gives us his own righteousness, his holiness, his glory, the power and presence of his Holy Spirit as we go forward through all of life and eternity. How is this possible? Our passage from Philippians 5 says, have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied himself by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. When the passage says, he, Christ was in the form of God, it traces Christ's preexistence before creation as the only holy begotten son of God, a member of the Holy Trinity of God, the Father, God the Son God the Holy Spirits. Christ existed with God in the heavenly of heavenlys. He was infinite, eternal, unchangeable in his being, wisdom, power, holiness justice, goodness and truth, just as much as God the Father and God, the Holy Spirit. He was fully satisfied within the Trinity, fully joyful, fully loved. He did not need worship from man. And yet he, Christ took on flesh that he might save man and give him the chance to worship him. Scripture says of Jesus, in Hebrews 1:3, he is the radiance of the glory of God and the exact imprint of his nature. And when he walked the earth, though truly tempted to sin, he retained his perfect righteousness throughout his life, walking blameless before God's law. But on the cross, he positioned himself intentionally to receive the wrath of God, due to man, for his sins, his unrighteousness, his imperfection before the law. The gospel of Jesus Christ teaches that because Jesus Christ, God himself, took on flesh and lived the sinless life before God that we could not live, when one turns away from their sin and turns to God once and for all, all sins of past, present and future or are forgiven. And once for all, the righteousness of Christ is applied to them by God the Father, through the power of the Holy Spirit. Once truly in Christ by faith, the Father promises to never leave or forsake his children and gives them esteemed status as heirs of his eternal glory, with his firstborn child. So 2 Corinthians 5:21 captures this gospel in a concise statement, for our sake, he made him to be sin, who knew no sin, so that in him, we might become the righteousness of God. So that's for our sake. He, God made him, Christ to be sin on the cross, who knew no sin in heaven and on earth, so that in him, Christ we might become the righteousness of God. And so what I'm talking about is typically called double imputation, in the theological world. By faith, our filthy, sinful record is applied to Jesus and his perfect, right, holy record before God is applied to us by his Holy Spirit. If you just pause and take in what I said, this is a deal that works so much for our benefit and just is not very fair to God. This is something that you have to pause and meditate. If Christ came from infinite glory in heaven and took on flesh as a baby in Bethlehem, to live a life with the lowliest of people for the primary purpose of going to the cross, that should wow you. That should make you in awe of God. That should make you in awe of Christ. And when you pause and think about who you are in your sin before a holy God, the only way you can justify why God would do such a thing, send his own son to go to the cross in your place, is you find that it's only love. There's no reason that he loves you in his holiness. He loves you because he loves you because he loves you. That is a freeing love and that's what we get offered to us in the gospel of Jesus Christ. But we want to see this. I want to press upon you and just keep building off of what I said last week, that Christmas offers us so much more than the chance of getting a right balance before God. It's not just a chance to receive a shot of jolliness or nostalgia that powers us through a few days or a few weeks. Christmas is all about this transfer of glory. That light in the distance that we foresaw in the prophets, in the symbolism of the sacrifices and the temple and the tabernacle, that light far off, that's God's light coming into history and man are no longer left to toil. Peace on earth, goodwill to man, praise be to God. The gospel is now going to be transferred and offered to the world, not just a single people, the Israelites. That's the beginning of what is happening. And so some verses that describe the transfer of glory from God's manic Christmas and scripture are Ephesians 1:3-1, blessed be the God and Father of our Lord, Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places, even as he chose us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and blameless before him. 1 Peter 29, he says to Christians, Peter says, "But you are a chosen race." Christians, we are a chosen race. We're like a new form of immortal being, "a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. Once you were not a people, but now you are God's people. Once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy." Going further, scripture talks about God's gracious transfer of glory to his children in the church is something that angels, even in their present heavenly glory long to look at in wonder and amazement. And the Christmas story verses mention this. Luke 2:8-13, and in the same region there were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. This is close to where Christ was born. And an angel of the Lord appeared to them and the glory of the Lord shown around them, and they were filled with great fear. And the angel said to them, "Fear not, for behold, I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all people, for unto you is born this day in the city of David, a savior who is Christ the Lord. And this will be a sign for you. You will find a baby wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger." And suddenly, there was with the angel, a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth, peace among those with whom he is pleased." This is legions of angels, lighting up the sky to look upon God's taking on of human flesh and they are brought to worship to see this taking place. 1 Peter 1:10-12 mentions how prophets of old and angels further long to look ahead to Christ's life on earth in this gracious salvation that it garnered. Concerning the salvation, the prophets who prophesied about the grace that was to be yours, Christians, searched and inquired carefully, inquiring what person or time the spirit of Christ in them was indicating when he predicted the sufferings of Christ and the subsequent glories. It was revealed to them, the prophets, that they were serving not themselves, but you in the things that have now been announced to you through those who preach the good news to you by the Holy Spirit sent from heaven, things into which angels long to look. The angels, long to look at the gospel of Jesus Christ being played out, his taking on of the flesh, his righteous life, his going to the cross in our place, his rising from the dead, his ascension to the right hand of God the Father. And they're also waiting with us for his pending return. And when you pause and think about the prophets who prophesied about this grace that was to be ours, that says the God of the Old Testament is not a mean God, who wants to punish us and hold his authority over his head. This is a common myth about Christianity. The God of the Old Testament and New Testament is the same. He's a God of grace. Going back to the Garden of Eden. All he wanted to do was to walk in the garden and enjoy life with man. This relationship where God is creator, man is the created one and man finds his ultimate joy and freedom walking with his father, with his creator. And man breaks that relationship. And so there's a few confusing things. But even in Genesis 3, the gospel is first preached. When it says the serpent will bruise the heel of the man, the seed of the woman will crush the serpent's head. God all along has been planning for this gospel to come forward and we're seeing it take place at Christmas and Jesus Christ being born. This is the middle of history. This is why history's called his story. It's Jesus' story coming to this earth to be our savior. In Ephesians 3:7-10, the apostle Paul once said, of this gospel, as made a minister according to the gift of God's grace, which was given me by the working of his power. To me though, I am the very least of all the saints. This grace was given to preach to the Gentiles, the unsearchable riches of Christ and to bring light for everyone. What is the plan of the mystery hidden for ages in God, who created all things so that through the church the manifold wisdom of God might now be made known to the rulers and authorities, and the heavenly places? Isn't that amazing? The rulers and authorities in heaven, they already have access to God in all of his holiness, at least greater access than us. And they're even more excited to look into this gracious transfer of glory to man on earth through the Son of God. The gospel for them, it gives them a deeper understanding of God's heart, his heart of love for his created children. So at Christmas we celebrate the gracious heavenly glory becoming our intimate glory. And this should cause us to take a view of the life that Christians get to live. At one point during the World Cup celebrations, while still on the field, there's a moment where a great Argentine soccer legend and world soccer legend who's retired, Sergio Aguero, lifted Lionel Messi onto his shoulders while he held the trophy and carried him around the stadium as Argentine fans cheered and sang and cried in celebration and worship. It's this beautiful picture, but the grand picture of our life as Christians is even greater than that of Messi being paraded around the stadium on another soccer legend's shoulders. The grand picture of our life is one of Jesus himself, the son of God, parading around with us, not with him on our shoulders, but with us on his shoulders. That's the life we get to live and the power of the Holy Spirit of God, all thanks to faith. Scripture talks about life as a Christian, as a triumphal procession, like the parade taken by a victor of war who is then given dominion to reign in the conquered territory by his Lord. In 2 Corinthians 2:14-17, it says, but thanks be to God, who in Christ, always leads us in triumphal procession and through us, spreads the fragrance of the knowledge of him everywhere. For we are the aroma of Christ to God among those who are being saved and among those who are perishing, to one, a fragrance from death to death, to the other a fragrance from life to life. Who is sufficient for these things? For we are not like so many, peddlers of God's word, but as men of sincerity, as commissioned by God, in the sight of God, we speak in Christ. Do you view yourself, your life as a triumphal procession, as one commissioned by God, as a righteous victor over sin in Jesus Christ who God uses to call other people, living in the domain of darkness and death, into his kingdom of heavenly light and resurrection power? Do you? How many of you feel like you're just limping through life, feeling bad for yourself because you have to face the challenges that come with walking through life in this world as a Christian? Living in Boston, perhaps three or 4% evangelical Christian that's in four or five years old now? Being of the extreme minority? How many of you are just feeling bad for yourself? Are you forgetting that the very Holy Spirit who raised Jesus Christ from the dead is in you? Some of you who just come here at Christmas and Easter, we are very glad you're here. But are you just ashamed of being Christian in a day where it's not popular or are you too busy? You're not understanding all that you have in Jesus Christ. Christians who know what a blessing it is to be saved and made righteous in Jesus Christ, to have his glory should look at Messi and realize that he has nothing on us. We know a greater glory in our salvation. We have a greater glory living within us. We have a greater joy, love, peace, and true eternal hope of victory. Do you know this? Do you know that Christ's glory is already yours today if you're in him? Or that it can be yours today if you receive his invitation to follow him? Or are you stuck pursuing your own glory or watching other people pursue earthly glory, living vicariously through them while rotting away on the inside? Can you look upon earthly heroes, those athletes, artists, musicians, those people who live in the neighborhood next to you who have multi-million dollar houses... or if you have one, there's the ones who have bigger houses than you, and say that I have more in Jesus? Or are you caught living vicariously through people or trying to catch up with them? I met this one guy. It was the weirdest thing. He tied his peaks and valleys and development in life to the peaks and valleys of the career of the famous tennis player, Roger Federer. It was just the weirdest thing. His whole Facebook, social... multiple social media profiles were him with, not Roger Federer, but pictures of Roger Federer; pictures of him with the TV, watching him. It sounds crazy, but a lot of us practice such functional ideology. One thing that I don't understand is America's obsession with the British royal family. Why does the media make millions and millions by telling us about this royal family? What's our fascination with them? Why are we living through life through their experience? Didn't we say goodbye to them a while ago? But if you think about it, the Kardashians, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Hillary, Obama, anyone else who is known by only one name, your soccer team, football team, basketball team, baseball team, social media influencers, Jesus Christ took on flesh that we might take on an infinitely greater glory than any of those people or groups. One of the things that Christians who really understand the glory that they have in Jesus can actually say with confidence is that life in Christ is just better. That's one of the things that I say in my evangelism. Just life... I've tasted some things of the world and I wish I never even tried to because life in Christ is that much better. A lot of us Christians are afraid to go too close to a prosperity gospel and say this, but even in suffering with Jesus, it's better. Life with Christ is better. It's the most rich and glorious life to live in this life and in eternity. And so the apostle Paul, he knew this, that our writer of Philippians, and that he commented on his knowledge of his present glory with a really just powerful statement in Philippians 3:7-16. He said, "But whatever gain I had, I counted as loss for the sake of Christ. Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus, my Lord. For his sake, I've suffered the loss of all things and count them as rubbish in order that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God that depends on faith. That I may know him and the power of his resurrection and may share his sufferings, becoming like him in his death. That by any means possible, I may attain the resurrection from the dead. Not that I've already obtained this or I'm already perfect, but I press on to make it my own because Jesus Christ has made me his own. Brothers, I do not consider that I have made it my own, but one thing I do, forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God and Christ Jesus. Let those of you who are mature think this way. And in anything you think otherwise, God will reveal that also to you. Only let us hold true to what we have attained. Paul, perhaps the most influential Christian, aside from Christ, renounce all spiritual, ethnic and professional privileges. And he had many, he was the Jew of Jew, the Pharisee of Pharisees, the top at the top PhD program in his course of study and he gave it all up for the sake of knowing Christ and becoming more and more conformed to his glory and likeness as his life went on. Will you leave your vice grip on those things to which you desperately cling in order to conjure up your own glory, your own righteousness before God and man? Your own faux hope, fake hope, peace, love passing riches in order to receive something far better? That's the offer of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And so with all of this, I think I've made myself clearer in trying to get you to realize that the greatest glory of Christmas is realizing that God's infinite glory has become intimate glory. But I want to expand on what I've said to say how we make this glory our own today. How can we continually increase our experience of this glory in our lives today? I had one sister say to me this week, "I'm really captivated by the idea of that infinite glory becoming my intimate glory. But what does that mean for my day-to-day life?" This is what Philippians 2 is all about. Have this mind among yourselves. This is an active thing. We're to take on this mind of Christ when he in humility, took on flesh. This is what the whole book of Philippians is about, if you want to explore it further in detail this week. Paul, as he talks about in the quote that I just read, this making his identity in Christ's own, pressing on, holding true to what we have attained. Our lives as Christians should be marked by continual progression in making Christ glory our own. So how do we make Christ's infinite glory our own intimate glory on a day-to-day basis? And so first, we have to believe the gospel. We have to really want the glory of God, the righteousness of God in our life. Do you really want that? Then we repent of our sin, of living for our own glory and trying to conjure up our own righteousness, before our heavenly Father and see that it's only in Jesus that we can be made right before him and receive a new nature and glory. And then we do this on repeat, every day, every hour, every time you begin to slip again. And if we cannot see, we ask God to help us see his glory and our sin before him. And then very quickly, the grace that he offers to us, the glory that he offers to us in Christ. And once we believe, the way that we make God's infinite glory, our intimate glory in a sense that it becomes personal to us and changes us, is by realizing that we're given such a gift of glory in order to live for God's infinite glory. And this is where I want to expand on my statement of the past two weeks. The most glorious part of Christmas is understanding that God's infinite glory has become intimate glory for his infinite glory. God's infinite glory has become intimate glory for his infinite glory. And so it has become our intimate glory for his infinite glory. So we don't get saved and then continue to live for ourselves. We don't become Christians and then continue to live as Johns and Joes and Marys and Amys, trying to use God's power to get that better job or bigger house, or more friends or spouse or children, or retirement nest egg or whatever it is that we believe will make us happy. We become Christians.What does Christian mean? Little Christ. We follow in his way. The original Christians are called the way because they lived like Jesus, for his glory. So how did Christ live? Philippians 2 says, being born in the likeness of men, he humbled himself to the point of death, even death on the cross. How did Christ live? He continually died to himself and ultimately, died on the cross. Christ showed great humility. The Christian life is the glorious life. But the paradox of Christianity is that the way we access that glory personally, and the way we bring more glory to God is by dying daily. And that's something really hard. The world wants us to be firm, be proud, be strong in our own strength. The Christian life is one where we step out constantly to the ends of our own strength so that we get to see God's power at work in us and through us. It's a constant cycle of extending yourself, praying that God would work in you and through you and serving others beyond your capacity, stretching the limitation of your gifts and saying, "God, use me." So how can you have the best Christmas? How can you have the best life from here on? Believe in Jesus, take up your cross daily and follow him. Live for his infinite glory, not your own. And this should not be a forced dying. It shouldn't be a drudgery to follow in the way of Christ, but a joy to do this. In Philippians, Paul calls the church of Philippi to rejoice over and over again. He says, "Live in this way and rejoice. I say, rejoice." And he says, "It will be the source of my rejoicing to see you live and die like this." That's what we should want to see when we do evangelism, when we make disciples and we invest in people. We want to see people who don't just adhere intellectually to the faith, but take that information, learn how to use it for wisdom and just in their daily dying. We want the Lord... We can't feel bad, we can't nurture our babies, spiritual children in the faith. We can't nurture our own physical children. What do I want with my children? I want them to grow up and I want them to lay down their lives for Jesus. And I have to accept that that's going to be a life of risk taken, not following the way of the world, but standing on the word of Christ and laying themselves down to get his truth, get the lord's heart and character across to people. And as Christian, in living in this way, all of your life becomes a song that you sing with dally life. A song that you sing by laying yourself down like Jesus, with the hope of being used by him to draw more and more people into his flock. And historically, this section of Philippians 2:5-11, it's been called the Hymn of Christ, the Song of Christ. And in the original language, there's some elements that would suggest that Paul wrote it to be a song. As you reflect on how great God's glory is, how amazing it is that he offers you glory, your life becomes a song, a form of worship as you joyfully lay yourself down for others as Christ did for you. That's the view we are to have of this life. Not sitting around feeling bad for ourselves. Even in modern day Boston, our life can be this song. We can have joy to die to ourselves. Hebrews 12:1-2 says, let us lay aside every weight and sin which sings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus, the founder and perfector of our faith. Who for the joy that was set before him, endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God. In other words, Christ's joy and life song to take on flesh and endure the cross for us. It should be our joy and life song to take up our cross daily in this life so that others might get to experience the glory that we know. And who do you lay yourself down for? That's a really important question that Christians need to ask. And it's more confusing than ever with just the amplification of social media, the existence of the internet, the way to engage in life in a variant, impersonal way, essentially without human, people incarnate in front of you. But who do you serve? Who do you lay yourself down for? The people that God has placed right in front of you. And that's probably the people that you are going to celebrate Christmas with today. And you know what? They're probably the hardest people to lay yourself down for in life because you know them. You know their sins, you know their shortcomings and their stubbornness, and it's really hard to love them sacrificially. And I say this about my family. They're great, they're lovely, my wife is incredible, but every day I say, "Lord, fill me up. Give me your power to love her well, as Jesus Christ did, to lay myself down as Christ did for his bride, the church." So who do we lay ourselves down for? For your wife, your husband, your kids, your roommate, brothers and sisters in the church, physical neighbors, parents, in-laws, siblings, coworkers, friends. And probably that order, especially when you gather together at Christmas. And I just want to close with a reading from Ephesians chapter 1. I actually don't have the verses in front of me. My Bible doesn't have verses here, but where do you get the power to keep loving? You look to the Lord. You look upon his infinite glory and see that in Christ, he has given you his infinite glory. That's how we continue to lay ourselves down. That's how his glory becomes more personal. That's how it grows in us, and we grow more into the likeness of Jesus Christ with our lives. So this Christmas, my prayer is that which the Apostle Paul has here for the Church of Ephesus, very much like he had for the Church of Philippi, just with grander language. I pray that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the father of glory, may give you the spirit of wisdom and of revelation in the knowledge of him. Having the eyes of your hearts enlightened, that you may know what is the hope to which he has called you. What are the riches of his glorious inheritance in the saints? And what is the immeasurable greatness of his power toward us who believe, according to the working of his great might, that he worked in Christ when he raised him from the dead and seated him at his right hand in the heavenly places far above all rule and authority and power and dominion, and above every name that is named, not only in this age, but also into the one to come. And he put all things under his feet and gave him as head, over all things to the church, which is his body, the fullness of Him who fills all in all. Let us pray. Heavenly Father, I pray that you would give us your fullness. Give us the fullness of your joy. Give us the fullness of your love, your mercy, your grace, your humility. Lord, light a fire in our souls whose source is your heavenly glory so that when we just go out and spend time with our family, our neighbors, our friends, those people who are to believe, we can begin today properly serving you. Lord, we know that you want us to be your children. We know that your power is what truly saved us. Help us to know how we can walk in it. Let your joy, your light, your love just grow in us. And we pray that as we do so that other people would see you in us. Lord, let us go forward with confidence that we have greater glory than the greatest champions, the greatest icons, the most influential people of history. We have greater power than them. You have called us to be your ambassadors in this world and let us take to the world your love, hope, and grace today. I pray this in the name of Jesus' holy name, amen.

International football is set to go on after a climatic Qatar World Cup, with what's billed as the "ASEAN World Cup" - the 14th edition of the recently rebranded AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup set to run tonight all through mid-January. With Malaysia kick-starting their campaign v Myanmar - the narrative heading into the tournament was disheartening to say the least. With it not being in the FIFA footballing calendar, national stalwarts either weren't allowed to link up with the squad or rejected call-ups due to personal reasons. This resulted in head-coach Kim Pang-gon choosing an exciting but left-field 23-man squad with the likes of naturalized/heritage players such as David Rowley, Lee Tuck, Sergio Aguero alongside fresh young local faces like KL City ace Haqimi Rosli raring to make their major tournament debut. How deep a run can KPG bring this team especially with the likes of Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia all traditional heavyweights? This episode, we preview the tournament & dissect the Malaysian selection. Image Credit: FA Malaysia

It's our favorite tidbits of the week, from Sergio Aguero flying to Qatar with a hoard of Brazil fans to 4,000 pounds of meat being shipped to Qatar. Follow Tom Rennie & Brian Dunseth on Twitter and hear more from the guys on America's only soccer station, SiriusXM FC 157 - siriusxm.us/SiriusXMFC!

Uhm, so, basically, Pep lied. He lied so bad. He lied amidst tears but he still lied. We know Sergio Aguero is perhaps Man City's biggest legend ever, but he, like a few other legends of other clubs, was replaced pretty quickly, and frankly, pretty perfectly. Here are 10 players who replaced irreplaceable legends.

For some years now, the unspoken rule has been to not allow superstar Canadian musician, Drake, near your football team, jersey, or star player. His songs may have gone gold hundreds of times, but when it comes to football, virtually everything he touches turns to the opposite of gold. Or so it seems. Back in 2019, PSG defender, Kurzawa, was pictured with Drake before a league game against Lille. PSG, who went into that game as clear favorites, ended up losing 5-1. That same year, the musician met with Sergio Aguero who took a picture with him and handed him his jersey. Then boom! Days later, he misses a penalty against Spurs in the Champions League quarter-final, and City are ultimately ousted from the tournament in very shocking fashion. The curse also hit the other half of Manchester that same year. The Grammy winner met with Pogba, Lingard, and Rashford on the same day in early 2019. A triple threat? Surely it was going to work a treat. Man United's next game was the FA Cup quarter-final against Wolves, and if you remember, Wolves sent them packing after beating them 2 goals to 1. Aubameyang was the one who brought the curse to London after he attended a Drake concert at the 02 arena and met with the Canadian superstar. Of course, Arsenal lost their next game 1-nil to Everton. In April of 2019, the curse landed in Germany. Drake met with Jadon Sancho, who you know was playing for Dortmund back then. At the time, Dortmund were at the top of the league going into a very important game against Bayern. The picture of Drake and Sancho circulated the internet, and days after, Bayern annihilated Dortmund 5-nil and went on to win the Bundesliga title yet again.

Feargal Brennan rounds up the Premier League action from Saturday's six games on Football Social Daily Shots. Harry Kane moved above former Manchester City star Sergio Aguero in the Premier League scoring charts as Spurs edged out Wolves in the opening kick off before Arsenal went top with a win over Bournemouth. Patrick Vieira won the battle of former Premier League midfielders this week but the problems continue to pile up for Frank Lampard and Brendan Rodgers at Everton and Leicester. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A president, a prime minister and a top soccer player: the selfie of President Xi Jinping, then-British prime minister David Cameron and Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero became an instant internet hit in 2015, when Xi ended a state visit to the United Kingdom in Manchester."That was really an iconic photo from the visit, which really showed the human and personal side of President Xi Jinping as well as being a strong global leader, also him as a human being enjoying a visit and meeting a footballer," said David Houliston, policy head of the Manchester City Council, who was involved in Xi's visit to Manchester as policy and partnership manager for the city.Although Xi is known for his keen interest in soccer, that visit to Manchester far transcended the game.In Manchester, bees, a city emblem, are everywhere to be seen. The hardworking insect evokes the city's history as the cradle of the Industrial Revolution, when it was chimneys, smoke and crowds of workers that were everywhere to be seen.In recent decades the city became home to the world's first modern computer, and then graphene, hailed as a wonder material, appeared and Manchester became a center of the Cameron government's "Northern Powerhouse" initiative and of the current government's "Levelling Up" initiatives.Xi's first stop was the National Graphene Institute at Manchester University, the brain of the city's modern scientific and technological revolution.The institute researches graphene, the world's thinnest material. It is used mainly in the fields of energy and electronics and is now the focus of research looking for ways to reduce carbon emissions.There, President Xi and his wife, Peng Liyuan, were given a tour around the laboratories led by Professor Konstantin Novoselov, one of two scientists who won the Nobel Prize in physics in 2010 for their work on graphene at the University of Manchester. Novoselov was also trained in Chinese traditional painting."Everyone was trying to ask and answer questions, making jokes, and the students were involved," Novoselov said."It was quite a dynamic atmosphere, I would say. I gave President Xi one of my paintings. He was very surprised and gave me a set of marvelous paint brushes back as a present."He recalled the special gift he prepared for Xi, a traditional Chinese ink painting of a lotus pond. In fact, graphene ink was used in that painting.Nowadays, university staff members refer to the passage that Xi walked through to see the signature cleanroom laboratory as the "famous corridor" because it later attracted the personnel of so many Chinese scientific institutes. A photo of Xi at the institute hangs on the wall of the corridor."Xi Jinping's visit to the National Graphene Institute really created another wave of enthusiasm and interest in 2D materials in China," Novoselov said. "More researchers started to work on it, and more interesting work started to appear. And China today is very strong in this area."Professor Luke Georghiou, deputy president and vice-chancellor of the university, also vividly recalled Xi's visit."He was knowledgeable. He was interested in what we were doing. I think he has a background himself in technology. So he understood very well what he was seeing."Following the visit, the university's collaboration with Chinese institutes increased. Research activities with investment of about 50 million pounds ($60.1 million) have been conducted since then, Georghiou said, and global issues such as environmental protection and sustainability have become a new focus of collaboration."It's important that the world leaders don't think the UK is only about London," he said. "So it was important for us."On Xi's visit to the UK, Manchester was the only city apart from London that he went to, one reason being the city's post-industrial history, Georghiou said."We have managed to grow from older declining industries and found a new economic basis for the way we work with a very dynamic and regional approach. I believe there is some interest in China because you also have many industrial cities."One example is Manchester's sister city relationship since 1986 with Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province. That city similarly transformed itself from an industrial powerhouse into a modern scientific and technological innovation center.The two cities, having worked on trade, investment and education for decades, have found new common ground: hydrogen and sponge cities."We've learned from the Wuhan sponge cities program about how to use nature-based solutions to hold back floodwater," said Houliston, who has led Manchester's partnership with Wuhan for about seven years. "In Wuhan, that's about stopping flooding on the Yangtze River. In Manchester, we've done demonstrations learning from China's technology and investment."In late April, the two cities signed a memorandum of understanding on hydrogen energy industry exchanges and collaboration, through which they will work together on the clean energy, with water as the only byproduct, for their net-zero targets.Xi's visit triggered city partnerships between the two countries, Houliston said."We saw a real succession of visits from governors and vice-governors of different regions of China coming to visit Manchester to see what the president had seen himself."In Manchester, many people on the city council, in universities and at companies have business cards that are in English and Chinese. Simple etiquette is one rationale for this, he said, but it also demonstrates the city's ties with China."We do that for all senior level people in our council, the mayor and the representatives."At a welcoming banquet held by the municipal government of Manchester in 2015, Xi said he hoped Manchester would act as a pacesetter of China-UK relations, highlighting the city's links with China.Over the past seven years, China-UK relations have had ups and downs, but the relationship between Manchester and Wuhan seems to be undisturbed."We've seen historically that there can be challenges around some of the international relationships," Houliston said. "And we've always felt that city-to-city dialogues and people-to-people dialogues can kind of shelter from those things a little bit."Even in the most difficult diplomatic era between the UK and China, we continued our work with Wuhan, and we're very proud that the city relations continued."The Airport City Manchester project, the biggest project in the city involving China, was also on Xi's itinerary. It is an £800-million joint venture between the State-owned Beijing Construction Engineering Group and UK construction company Carillion at Manchester Airport.With the Airport City project as a starting point, BCEG has taken part in five major construction projects in the UK as a developer or contractor in Manchester and beyond, with a gross development value of about£3 billion. The latest completed phases of the Middlewood Locks project have provided about 6,000 jobs in the local community."Chinese companies have been very popular with our partners in Manchester since Xi's visit," said Yu Dongwen, director of BCEG International. "It really brings confidence to Chinese companies with ambition on their global reach."Charlie Cornish, chief executive officer of Manchester Airport, said its relationship with the Chinese company is "very positive"."You're always concerned about the commitment of the other party or parties, the openness of the other party or parties. But we've found them to be open, transparent, (and) friendly. 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Many of our favourite footballing superstars are seen driving the most expensive sports cars, and there is a lot of talk about their mean machines. But sometimes, there are accidents & some of them are really bad! 1. Cristiano Ronaldo 2. Karim Benzema 3. Andre Onana 4. Cesc Fabregas 5. Sergio Aguero 6. Mario Balotelli 7. Neymar 8. Marcus Rashford 9. Wayne Rooney 10. Tammy Abraham

Recently, Manchester City unveiled a statue of Sergio Aguero to celebrate that famous title-winning goal he scored in 2012 against QPR. Well, we still have our issues with that statue, because let's face it, it looks more like Toni Kroos than Sergio Aguero. But that's not what we're here to talk about today. Today we'll be talking about that game, specifically the injury time towards the end of it. Because it was in those final minutes that Manchester City scored two goals to turn the game on its head and snatch the league title from the grasp of their rivals Manchester United. Thereby winning their first ever league title in pretty dramatic fashion. Well, perhaps too dramatic for some people. And so questions have been raised about that game.

You guys know that footballers have personalities outside of football, right? And well, the internet is usually the best place to see them unleash. Many footballers today are very active internet users and some even own YouTube channels. Should we check out some of them? 1. Neymar 2. Vinicius Jr 3. Jordyn and Alphonso 4. Ben Foster 5. Hector Bellerin 6. Kylian Mbappe 7. Marcelo 8. Raheem Sterling 9. Iker Casillas 10. Sergio Aguero

Sergio Aguero just said goodbye to professional football in the most emotional press conference. And what makes it sadder is that the Argentinian was not ready to retire. He had not really shown any signs of slowing down. But sadly, it was a decision he just had to make because of his heart condition. But on the bright side, he had a hell of a career. Ex-Manchester City striker Aguero is undoubtedly one of the best strikers of his generation. He is not only a City legend but an all-around footballing legend. How you ask? Come along. Here are 10 reasons why Kun Aguero is a footballing legend.

Ian Cheeseman was the BBC's Manchester City correspondent for nearly 25 years and has been a fan all of his life. Here he hosts his weekly podcast, Forever Blue, where all things Man City are discussed. For this episode, sponsored by www.howardssolicitors.co.uk Ian is joined by former City winger Paul Simson who remembers the last day of the season 1985 when City had to win to gain promotion. He gives his opinion on the booing of Sky commentator Martin Tyler at the celebration of Sergio Aguero, on who should leave City in the summer and whether City will win the title on the last day of the season. Ian is also joined by Forever Blue regulars Amy & Adam Wareing to discuss all things City. If you'd like to support Ian's work you can message him by DM on twitter @iancheeseman

Sam Roscoe is joined by StatCity.co.uk's Adam Carter and, from the Manchester Evening News, Simon Bajkowski to look at how Manchester City bounced back from disappointment in Madrid to smash 10 goals in their last two games. Pep Guardiola has thrust the media coverage of the club into the spotlight, plus we react to the news that Erling Haaland will be a City player from next season. Former Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore remembers Sergio Aguero's goal against QPR in 2012 - and we squeeze some discussion on West Ham into the show, too. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

In May 2012, Manchester City won their first Premier League title with a nail-biting extra-time victory in the last game of the season. In a goal that made football history, Argentine striker Sergio Aguero rocketed the ball past the QPR keeper in the 94th minute. Uma Doraiswamy talks to Manchester City defender, Micah Richards, about his memories of the match. PHOTO: Sergio Aguero lifting the Premier League trophy (Getty Images)

Episode 4! Everything you need to know about Robert Williams' meniscus tear and surgery- what happened, what his recovery looks like, the differences between surgeries, and more. Then we take a walk around the NBA injury news including LeBron James' ankle sprain, Paul Goerge's return, Steph Curry is still in a boot (?!). Then we'll run through some baseball updates including Ronald Acuna Jr's return from ACL injury, college basketball news, and a unique question about a soccer injury.Make sure you also subscribe to Brian Sutterer MD on YouTube for the video version of the podcast!TIMELINE:0:00 Robert Williams15:30 Steph Curry is still in a walking boot19:10 LeBron James ankle sprain concerns?23:00 Paul George returns from his UCL injury24:33 The numbers for NBA games missed26:55 College basketball! Paige Bueckers and Justin Moore32:30 Ronald Acuna Jr return from ACL injury35:30 Rumors about Sergio Aguero returning in the future to the MLS

In Episode #139 of the Squeaky Bum Time Podcast, Laurent returns to discuss a busy January transfer window deadline day, as well as Canada's impressive 2-0 victory over the US Men's National Team to go top of the CONCACAF World Cup qualifying table! Aston Villa, winners of the window? Newcastle spend over $100 million to try to avoid relegation Christian Eriksen is officially back in the Premier League, with Brentford! Did Manchester City sign the next Sergio Aguero out of Argentina? Arsenal, West Ham fail to supplement their squads Follow us on Twitter (https://www.twitter.com/squeakybum_pod/ (@SqueakyBum_Pod)), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/squeakybumtimepod/ (@SqueakyBumTimePod)) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/squeakybumtimepodcast (Squeaky Bum Time Podcast)) to stay up to date! Part of the Chop Sports Media Network!

In Episode #139 of the Squeaky Bum Time Podcast, Laurent returns to discuss a busy January transfer window deadline day, as well as Canada's impressive 2-0 victory over the US Men's National Team to go top of the CONCACAF World Cup qualifying table!Aston Villa, winners of the window?Newcastle spend over $100 million to try to avoid relegationChristian Eriksen is officially back in the Premier League, with Brentford!Did Manchester City sign the next Sergio Aguero out of Argentina?Arsenal, West Ham fail to supplement their squadsFollow us on Twitter (@SqueakyBum_Pod), Instagram (@SqueakyBumTimePod) and Facebook (Squeaky Bum Time Podcast) to stay up to date!Part of the Chop Sports Media Network!

Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens are joined by former Arsenal & Manchester City defender Gael Clichy to look back on his career in football so far. Clichy talks to the guys about meeting Arsene Wenger, learning from the Invincibles, Sergio Aguero's heroics in 2012 & his ambitions to be a manager.

What a year! From the lens of the football/soccer world let's talk about the biggest news stories from 2021 as the year comes to an end.Topics Covered:NWSL Coaches and Owners Controversies + Washington Spirit win NWSL ChampionshipQatar World Cup/Newcastle United/Sports washing Underdogs win major leagues (Lille, Atletico, Inter, Rangers)Chelsea win the UCL, Villarreal win the UELMessi gets his 7th Ballon d'Or, Lewandowski got robbed? (Lewa most Bundesliga goals in a single season - 41)Super League Fiasco + Biennial World CupUSMNT beats Mexico 3 times in 1 calendar yearBarcelona, Juventus, Dortmund, Lyon, Manchester United struggleItaly wins at the Euros, Argentina win Copa America, France Wins Nations League, and Algeria win their first FIFA Arab Cup, CanWNT wins gold at the Olympics Christian Eriksen and Sergio Aguero: the Footballing world refocuses on player healthRonaldo and Messi make big transfers, Sancho to United, Grealish nets the largest transfer fee for an English player, Lukaku returns to Chelsea, Insigne to Toronto (MLS transfer record)Manager Shuffle - Mourinho to Roma, Ancelotti to Real Madrid, Xavi to Barcelona, Rangnick to MUFC, Tuchel to Chelsea, Allegri to Juventus, Rose to Dortmund, x Nagellsman to Bayern, Conte to Tottenham, Hansi Flick to German National Team (Mourinho, OGS, Koeman, Zidane, Pirlo out)COVID-19 Affects competitionsNYCFC/NE Revs win MLS honors - MLS CBA, Columbus Crew Rebrand, Austin FC's expansion seasonUSMNT Breakout stars: Hoppe, Pepi, Turner, Miles Robinson, Musah, Chris Richards, Pefok, Scally, Aaronson USMNT failed to make the Olympics for the third consecutive time.Follow our Twitter: https://twitter.com/FinalThirdShowFollow our Instagram: www.instagram.com/finalthirdshow/Subscribe to YouTube Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCBkCP7YIJgZNTeA0F3kEtAATheme Music from https://www.zapsplat.com

Join Stuart and Shaun this week as we discuss Christmas and New Year. More importantly we discuss the retirement of Premier League and Manchester City royalty Sergio Aguero . Shaun relives his favourite Sergio moment like only he can. We had a lot to catch up on what with the shambles of the UEFA Champions League Draw and all the Covid-19 game cancelations causing havoc to fans throughout the country. 2022 is round the corner HAPPY NEW YEAR take care and thanks for all the support, For all show info please see www.dadsandladspod.co.uk Follow us on Twitter  www.twitter.com/DadsandLadsPod Follow us Instagram www.instagram.com/dadsandladspod/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/channel/UC2ImhlQ5OmVNY_YWCO2ZwGQ Or Join our Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/561087431339647 Affiliate Links Check out KItbag for all your sports wear needs https://kitbag.evyy.net/MX29JJ For increased online security ExpressVPn is the Answer https://www.xvinlink.com/?a_fid=DadsandLads

In this episode Patrick and Brandon discuss Sergio Aguero's retirement and City's most recent matches against Wolves and the complete annihilation of Leeds United. The guys also talk about who they would like to see in the upcoming transfer window in January. They also recap stories of playing Sunday league football in the states.This episode includes the following:Goal breakdownsMatch analysis Patrick telling Brandon when he's wrongPatrick ridiculing Brandon Cool sound effects please leave us a review and share with your friendscontact us at: pandbdoapodcast@gmail.comFollow us on twitter @pbpodcast2

In Episode #126, Mike and Laurent lament the growing number of recently postponed matches in the Premier League, and discuss how England is handling things in relation to some of the American sports leagues. Remember: it's not about sides for more than 90 minutes at a time, friends. Also, in the games that did take place: Chelsea drop points again, at home to Everton Man City thrash Leeds, Liverpool keeps pace with come-from-behind victory over Newcastle West Ham show us who they really are against Arsenal, maybe now we'll all listen? Looking ahead to another abbreviated matchweek, headlined by Tottenham hosting Liverpool A roundup of the remaining results: Norwich 0-2 Aston Villa, Brighton 0-1 Wolves & Crystal Palace 2-2 Southampton Laurent cries over wonderful career of Sergio Aguero after the he announced his retirement. We wonder about COVID vax issues? Follow us on Twitter (https://www.twitter.com/squeakybum_pod/ (@SqueakyBum_Pod)), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/squeakybumtimepod/ (@SqueakyBumTimePod)) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/squeakybumtimepodcast (Squeaky Bum Time Podcast)) to stay up to date! Part of the Chop Sports Media Network!

In today's episode, Mitch rejoins the podcast and the boys give their instant reaction to Liverpool 3-1 victory over Newcastle. Trent Alexander-Arnold hit a world and the Liverpool lads think he is the best right back in world football. We also discuss the retirement of Sergio Aguero, Barcelona's downfall, the current virus outbreak in the EPL & the shambles that was the UCL Draw. Finally, Mitch provides the Fiorentina Forecast while Josh gives four Rick Picks for the weekend. As always, do not forget to like, subscribe and share the thing! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In Episode #126, Mike and Laurent lament the growing number of recently postponed matches in the Premier League, and discuss how England is handling things in relation to some of the American sports leagues. Remember: it's not about sides for more than 90 minutes at a time, friends.Also, in the games that did take place:Chelsea drop points again, at home to EvertonMan City thrash Leeds, Liverpool keeps pace with come-from-behind victory over NewcastleWest Ham show us who they really are against Arsenal, maybe now we'll all listen?Looking ahead to another abbreviated matchweek, headlined by Tottenham hosting LiverpoolA roundup of the remaining results: Norwich 0-2 Aston Villa, Brighton 0-1 Wolves & Crystal Palace 2-2 SouthamptonLaurent cries over wonderful career of Sergio Aguero after the he announced his retirement. We wonder about COVID vax issues?Follow us on Twitter (@SqueakyBum_Pod), Instagram (@SqueakyBumTimePod) and Facebook (Squeaky Bum Time Podcast) to stay up to date!Part of the Chop Sports Media Network!

Jimbo, Daniel Storey, Adam Crafton and Flo Lloyd-Hughes engage in a race against time to produce a football podcast that isn't immediately completely out of date.With Premier League clubs registering a record number of positive Covid cases and games postponed, is it time for a circuit breaker? And why is this the worst time for that when it comes to the TV rights holders?There's plenty of midweek action to feast upon as Man City destroy Leeds 7-0. Are we in Bielsa's last season at Elland Road? And is he the best manager for a relegation battle?Plus the ludicrously inconsistent Arsenal are 4th and is James Ward-Prowse one of the best free-kick takers in Premier League history?The panel pay tribute to the retiring Sergio Aguero. And Flo gives us a half-term report on the WSL and the details on their lucrative new sponsorship deal.RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Time for another circuit breaker? (02m 00s)• PART 1b: Man City 7-0 Leeds (08m 30s) • PART 1c: Arsenal 2-0 West Ham (19m 30s) • PART 2: Sergio Aguero retires (31m 00s)• PART 3: The rest of the Premier League midweek (38m 30s)• PART 4a: What may be happening this weekend (46m 00s)• PART 4b: Half-term report in the WSL (51m 00s) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Giles joined Richie McCormack to discuss postponed matches in the Premier League, unvaccinated footballers and Leeds United In association with Sky Ireland

Chelsea is this season's Champions League winner! Tom Rennie and Brian Dunseth discuss Thomas Tuchel overcoming Pep Guardiola and his tinkering, Christian Pulisic becoming the first American to play in and win the Champions League final and discuss a Chelsea legend who does not get enough credit. Follow Tom Rennie & Brian Dunseth on Twitter and hear more from the guys on America's only soccer station, SiriusXM FC 157 - siriusxm.us/SiriusXMFC!

In Episode #71 of the Squeaky Bum Time Podcast, Mike and Laurent recount some of dumbest things that have happened over the past 70 episodes like: That time Laurent said both Pep Guardiola and Ole Gunnar Solsjaer should be sacked, and then they finished first and second in the Premier League When Mike had finally given in to Jose's cult and thought Tottenham were going to win the league Eric Dier leaving the field in the middle of the game to go to the bathroom We also break down the frantic final day of the season as the race for the final two Champions League spots were finally sorted out, City raising the trophy and Sergio Aguero's tremendous farewell at Manchester City. Listening on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/squeaky-bum-time-an-english-premier-league-podcast/id1531367675 (Apple Podcasts)? Give us a 5-star review and leave a question in the comments! We'll answer it in our next episode! Follow us on Twitter (https://www.twitter.com/squeakybum_pod/ (@SqueakyBum_Pod)), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/squeakybumtimepod/ (@SqueakyBumTimePod)) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/squeakybumtimepodcast (Squeaky Bum Time Podcast)) to stay up to date! Part of the Chop Sports Network!

We recap a wild final day across the European season, including Chelsea tripping into the top 4, a "tired" Ronaldo sitting on the bench in Juventus' final game and Sergio Aguero's last Premier League game for Man City. Follow Tom Rennie & Brian Dunseth on Twitter and hear more from the guys on America's only soccer station, SiriusXM FC 157 - siriusxm.us/SiriusXMFC!

Ryan, Taylor and Graham are here to discuss the biggest games of the weekend! And Graham's OnlyFans account!-Man City vs Chelsea: The Champions League dress rehearsal didn't go well for Man City, who saw the game turn when Sergio Aguero decided to do his Ademola Lookman penalty tribute.-Barcelona vs. Atletico Madrid: A vital game in the Liga title race ended in a stalemate, in which Leo Messi *almost* scored an all-time great goal.-Borussia Dortmund vs. RB Leipzig: Dortmund helped Bayern Munich win the title this weekend by taking three points from Leipzig, who were uncharacteristically disorganized in the back.-LA Galaxy vs. LAFC: Greg Vanney's side got back to winning ways in El Trafico, where Chicharito once again was able to steal the headlines. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

O dia em que torcedores conseguiram adiar o maior clássico da Inglaterra. Os motivos da bronca com os Glazers, o que pode acontecer daqui pra frente, e tudo sobre o protesto do último domingo com João Castelo Branco, Renato Senise e Natalie Gedra - que estava lá em Old Trafford. Além da rodada da Premier League: entrevista com Sergio Aguero falando da saída do City, vitória do Arsenal e hat trick de Gareth Bale! 

The countdown is officially on towards Team of the Season, as EA releases the voting for the Community side. Dan & Chris return to pick out some of their votes and ponder who'll make the final squad. On top of that we've got a million coin SBC to look over in Sergio Aguero, plus another couple of options for Bundesliga squads. We also round off the show by pitching how a three-tiered FUT Champions setup could help pros and beginners alike to improve. Remember if you want help improving your game please check out FUTCoaching.com and to help support the show and get a range of benefits including episodes ad-free and early, head to patreon.com/futinreview. Alternatively, please leave us a 5-star review over at Apple to help spread the word of the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futinreview/message

The Athletic's Jack Pitt-Brooke and James Maw reflect on Jose Mourinho's "jaw-dropping" comments following the 2-2 draw with Newcastle on Sunday.They also discuss his relationship with the players and debate whether his motivational techniques are no longer working.And could Sergio Aguero really join Spurs this summer? Spoiler alert...almost certainly not. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep39: Bones and Trev chat the news of Manchester City legend, Sergio Aguero, leaving the club after a decade. We review his resume, say nice things and then DO NOT debate if hes the best striker in Premier League history. Instead, we do Striker Superlatives!

The boys are back from the international break to preview this week's premier league games. We also talk about the legacy Sergio Aguero will leave behind after it was announced that he would leave Manchester City after this season. JD gives you all the hot betting tips for this weekend, and we round it off with questions from the fans. "Don't listen sober" - JD --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-epl-boys-podcast/support

Jimbo is joined by Duncan Alexander, Adrian Clarke and Lynsey Hooper to wave goodbye to the international break and say hello to the return of the Premier League.Werner and Germany have a shocker, losing at home to North Macedonia. But England make it 3 wins out of 3 against Poland. It's a game that left the panel feeling John Stones is not a natural defender and that Gareth Southgate's in-game management is mediocre.We get excited about Arsenal v Liverpool this weekend. Is it the Big Six fixture that always delivers? Leicester v Man City is a fixture that will no longer feature Sergio Aguero as he will leave in the summer. But is he in the top 5 Premier League strikers of all time?Chelsea Women finally win against Wolfsburg in the Champions League. Do they have what it takes to go all the way? And Arsenal are in the market for a new manager.Plus Duncan looks to avenge last year's shock early exit as he takes on the debuting Adrian in the Inter Totally Cup.RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1a: Germany 1-2 North Macedonia (02m 00s)• PART 1b: Elsewhere in Europe (05m 00s) • PART 1c: England 2-1 Poland & England Under 21s crash out (09m 30s)• PART 2: Arsenal v Liverpool & Leicester v Man City previews (23m 00s)• PART 3: Chelsea through to the WCL semi-finals (39m 00s)• PART 4: The rest of the Premier League weekend (45m 30s)• PART 5: Inter Totally Cup – Clarke v Alexander (57m 30s)  SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £4 A MONTH:• theathletic.com/totally GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Instagram• find us on Facebook• send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow PARISH NOTICES:• we're sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE:• check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Episode #56 of the Squeaky Bum Time Podcast, Laurent and Mike react to the news that Sergio Aguero will depart Manchester City at the end of the season, closing the book on one of the more storied eras in Premier League history. Woman's sports Manchester City v Barcelona. The North London Derby. Listening on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/squeaky-bum-time-an-english-premier-league-podcast/id1531367675 (Apple Podcasts)? Give us a 5-star review and leave a question in the comments! We'll answer it in our next episode! Follow us on Twitter (https://www.twitter.com/squeakybum_pod/ (@SqueakyBum_Pod)), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/squeakybumtimepod/ (@SqueakyBumTimePod)) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/squeakybumtimepodcast (Squeaky Bum Time Podcast)) to stay up to date!

Welcome back to another episode of The Si Phillips Talks Chelsea Podcast with Dan McCarthy, Episode 19!We had our guest reschedule for next week unfortunately, but he will be on next week and you won’t want to miss that - We have a top Football agent coming on!Si and Dan rode it solo, but we had you covered as always!BIG Atletico Madrid review!Dan delivers some inside info on the Tammy Abraham situationAre Chelsea REALLY interested in signing Sergio Aguero?Rudiger’s stance on his new deal, and bringing leadershipEngland squad announcementTuchel talking with the board over targets, will he ask for a new CB, GK, or will he prioritise a DM and ST only?Edouard Mendy’s formKante world classLook ahead to Sheffield UnitedLive ‘in play’ follower Q&AThanks as always for tuning in, it’s free to subscribe to the website and get these, our exclusive, news, match reviews, and a host of other content into your inbox! This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit siphillipstalkschelsea.substack.com/subscribe