Politics infiltrated in football: Lampard
Premier League club Chelsea coach Frank Lampard has reportedly entered politics in English football. Lampard also alleged that the Premier League and football had begun major political outbreaks due to the Corona virus epidemic. "Politicians now misunderstand football. There is a wrongdoing about the football player's support for the corona virus victims, the pay cuts of the players and coaches, "Lampard said. England's health secretary Matt Hahn recently said he should support the National Health Service by cutting the salary of a football player. Then the Premier League clubs decided to cut the salary of players and coaches by 30 percent. The clubs also donated £ 20 million to the National Health Service. Premier League players are also now setting up separate charity funds to assist. Lampard said the government's decision would make it difficult for many clubs. "The government is not justified in demanding money back when clubs are in financial crisis because of Corona," said Lampard. The decision has also been criticized by most club players. Former England captain Wayne Rooney also said that it was a shame that the Premier League club had cut the player's salary by 30 percent at the request of the government. He accused the players of using force by applying the same rules to pay higher wages and lower salaries. Manchester City players Kevin De Bryune, Watford captain Troy Diney and Westham captain Mark Noble also protested openly. Disagreements have also started between the Government of England and the football field after the government asked for money from the clubs in the event that the league was not smooth.
Politics infiltrated in football: Lampard
Premier League club Chelsea coach Frank Lampard has reportedly entered politics in English football. Lampard also alleged that the Premier League and football had begun major political outbreaks due to the Corona virus epidemic. "Politicians now misunderstand football. There is a wrongdoing about the football player's support for the corona virus victims, the pay cuts of the players and coaches, "Lampard said. England's health secretary Matt Hahn recently said he should support the National Health Service by cutting the salary of a football player. Then the Premier League clubs decided to cut the salary of players and coaches by 30 percent. The clubs also donated £ 20 million to the National Health Service. Premier League players are also now setting up separate charity funds to assist. Lampard said the government's decision would make it difficult for many clubs. "The government is not justified in demanding money back when clubs are in financial crisis because of Corona," said Lampard. The decision has also been criticized by most club players. Former England captain Wayne Rooney also said that it was a shame that the Premier League club had cut the player's salary by 30 percent at the request of the government. He accused the players of using force by applying the same rules to pay higher wages and lower salaries. Manchester City players Kevin De Bryune, Watford captain Troy Diney and Westham captain Mark Noble also protested openly. Disagreements have also started between the Government of England and the football field after the government asked for money from the clubs in the event that the league was not smooth.
Politics infiltrated in football: Lampard
Premier League club Chelsea coach Frank Lampard has reportedly entered politics in English football. Lampard also alleged that the Premier League and football had begun major political outbreaks due to the Corona virus epidemic. "Politicians now misunderstand football. There is a wrongdoing about the football player's support for the corona virus victims, the pay cuts of the players and coaches, "Lampard said. England's health secretary Matt Hahn recently said he should support the National Health Service by cutting the salary of a football player. Then the Premier League clubs decided to cut the salary of players and coaches by 30 percent. The clubs also donated £ 20 million to the National Health Service. Premier League players are also now setting up separate charity funds to assist. Lampard said the government's decision would make it difficult for many clubs. "The government is not justified in demanding money back when clubs are in financial crisis because of Corona," said Lampard. The decision has also been criticized by most club players. Former England captain Wayne Rooney also said that it was a shame that the Premier League club had cut the player's salary by 30 percent at the request of the government. He accused the players of using force by applying the same rules to pay higher wages and lower salaries. Manchester City players Kevin De Bryune, Watford captain Troy Diney and Westham captain Mark Noble also protested openly. Disagreements have also started between the Government of England and the football field after the government asked for money from the clubs in the event that the league was not smooth.
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Top 5 Sports star who turned to politics.
Here’s the top 5 greatest athletes that became politicians. George Weah Had a long illustrious career as a footballer with notable stints in France and Italy where he established himself as one of Africa’s greatest of all time, before short stints in England towards his retirement. he was confirmed as president-elect of Liberia after a resounding victory on the polls which saw him win the majority vote in 12 of the West African nation’s 15 counties. IMRAH khan He was the heart and soul of Pakistan’s National Cricket team, guiding them to their first and only World Cup title in ’92. Becoming a professional at the age of 16 in 1969, he went on to have a glorious career and is considered one of the greatest cricketers of the 20th century. In ’96, Khan created the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf party. He was elected to represent Mianwali in Parliament in ’02 but in ’07 he resigned with other Parliament members in protest of general Musharraf running for presidential election without resigning as army chief. Musharraf put him under house arrest but he escaped and went on to address his grievances to hundreds of thousands of supporters. He still is a direct threat to the Pakistani establishment today while still spear heading the U.S. anti-drone movement. 3. Romário He gets lost in the shuffle when talking about the greatest footballers to ever come out of Brazil. How could he not when the list includes talents like Neymar, Zico, Ronaldo, Garrincha and Pele. The striker was named FIFA Player of the Year after winning a World Cup for Brazil and helping Barcelona gain the national league title in ’94. During the 2010 general election, Romário won a seat in the Chamber of Deputies on the Brazilian Socialist Party ticket. After condemning the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, he was elected to the Brazilian Senate, representing the state of Rio de Janeiro. 4.Manny Pacquiao Love him or hate him, Pac Man has put an entire nation on his back during his tenure as a professional boxer. The Filipino champion is 58-6-2, with his last win coming against Timothy Bradley for the vacant WBO International Title and vacant Lineal Welterweight Titles in April. Pacquiao has left a trail of destruction in his wake, winning numerous awards, becoming the only boxer to win eight-division World Championships, and the first to win Lineal Championships in five different weight classes. It’s no surprise that his love for the Philippines transferred over to politics. In 2010, he was elected to the House of Representatives in the 15th Congress of the Philippines and was re-elected to the 16th Congress of the Philippines in 2013. 5. Vitali Klitschko Klitschko rose through the ranks in the late 90s but became a household name when he put on a stellar performance against the top guy in the heavyweight division, Lennox Lewis, in ’03. Klitschko was ahead on the card when the fight was stopped due to damage to Klitschko’s eye, giving Lewis the win. It would be Lewis’ last fight and was symbolically a passing of the torch. Klitschko would have one of the greatest careers of this century but his ultimate success came in politics. During his short political career, he created the Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform and represented his party in Parliament during 2012. In 2014, he was elected Mayor of Kyiv, Ukraine. That same year, his party merged with Petro Poroshenko Bloc and he became the new leader. With civil unrest in the country for several years, we hope Klitschko can knock some sense into them.
dreamteam10updated
Top 5 Sports star who turned to politics.
Here’s the top 5 greatest athletes that became politicians. George Weah Had a long illustrious career as a footballer with notable stints in France and Italy where he established himself as one of Africa’s greatest of all time, before short stints in England towards his retirement. he was confirmed as president-elect of Liberia after a resounding victory on the polls which saw him win the majority vote in 12 of the West African nation’s 15 counties. IMRAH khan He was the heart and soul of Pakistan’s National Cricket team, guiding them to their first and only World Cup title in ’92. Becoming a professional at the age of 16 in 1969, he went on to have a glorious career and is considered one of the greatest cricketers of the 20th century. In ’96, Khan created the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf party. He was elected to represent Mianwali in Parliament in ’02 but in ’07 he resigned with other Parliament members in protest of general Musharraf running for presidential election without resigning as army chief. Musharraf put him under house arrest but he escaped and went on to address his grievances to hundreds of thousands of supporters. He still is a direct threat to the Pakistani establishment today while still spear heading the U.S. anti-drone movement. 3. Romário He gets lost in the shuffle when talking about the greatest footballers to ever come out of Brazil. How could he not when the list includes talents like Neymar, Zico, Ronaldo, Garrincha and Pele. The striker was named FIFA Player of the Year after winning a World Cup for Brazil and helping Barcelona gain the national league title in ’94. During the 2010 general election, Romário won a seat in the Chamber of Deputies on the Brazilian Socialist Party ticket. After condemning the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, he was elected to the Brazilian Senate, representing the state of Rio de Janeiro. 4.Manny Pacquiao Love him or hate him, Pac Man has put an entire nation on his back during his tenure as a professional boxer. The Filipino champion is 58-6-2, with his last win coming against Timothy Bradley for the vacant WBO International Title and vacant Lineal Welterweight Titles in April. Pacquiao has left a trail of destruction in his wake, winning numerous awards, becoming the only boxer to win eight-division World Championships, and the first to win Lineal Championships in five different weight classes. It’s no surprise that his love for the Philippines transferred over to politics. In 2010, he was elected to the House of Representatives in the 15th Congress of the Philippines and was re-elected to the 16th Congress of the Philippines in 2013. 5. Vitali Klitschko Klitschko rose through the ranks in the late 90s but became a household name when he put on a stellar performance against the top guy in the heavyweight division, Lennox Lewis, in ’03. Klitschko was ahead on the card when the fight was stopped due to damage to Klitschko’s eye, giving Lewis the win. It would be Lewis’ last fight and was symbolically a passing of the torch. Klitschko would have one of the greatest careers of this century but his ultimate success came in politics. During his short political career, he created the Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform and represented his party in Parliament during 2012. In 2014, he was elected Mayor of Kyiv, Ukraine. That same year, his party merged with Petro Poroshenko Bloc and he became the new leader. With civil unrest in the country for several years, we hope Klitschko can knock some sense into them.
dreamteam10updated
Top 5 Sports star who turned to politics.
Here’s the top 5 greatest athletes that became politicians. George Weah Had a long illustrious career as a footballer with notable stints in France and Italy where he established himself as one of Africa’s greatest of all time, before short stints in England towards his retirement. he was confirmed as president-elect of Liberia after a resounding victory on the polls which saw him win the majority vote in 12 of the West African nation’s 15 counties. IMRAH khan He was the heart and soul of Pakistan’s National Cricket team, guiding them to their first and only World Cup title in ’92. Becoming a professional at the age of 16 in 1969, he went on to have a glorious career and is considered one of the greatest cricketers of the 20th century. In ’96, Khan created the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf party. He was elected to represent Mianwali in Parliament in ’02 but in ’07 he resigned with other Parliament members in protest of general Musharraf running for presidential election without resigning as army chief. Musharraf put him under house arrest but he escaped and went on to address his grievances to hundreds of thousands of supporters. He still is a direct threat to the Pakistani establishment today while still spear heading the U.S. anti-drone movement. 3. Romário He gets lost in the shuffle when talking about the greatest footballers to ever come out of Brazil. How could he not when the list includes talents like Neymar, Zico, Ronaldo, Garrincha and Pele. The striker was named FIFA Player of the Year after winning a World Cup for Brazil and helping Barcelona gain the national league title in ’94. During the 2010 general election, Romário won a seat in the Chamber of Deputies on the Brazilian Socialist Party ticket. After condemning the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, he was elected to the Brazilian Senate, representing the state of Rio de Janeiro. 4.Manny Pacquiao Love him or hate him, Pac Man has put an entire nation on his back during his tenure as a professional boxer. The Filipino champion is 58-6-2, with his last win coming against Timothy Bradley for the vacant WBO International Title and vacant Lineal Welterweight Titles in April. Pacquiao has left a trail of destruction in his wake, winning numerous awards, becoming the only boxer to win eight-division World Championships, and the first to win Lineal Championships in five different weight classes. It’s no surprise that his love for the Philippines transferred over to politics. In 2010, he was elected to the House of Representatives in the 15th Congress of the Philippines and was re-elected to the 16th Congress of the Philippines in 2013. 5. Vitali Klitschko Klitschko rose through the ranks in the late 90s but became a household name when he put on a stellar performance against the top guy in the heavyweight division, Lennox Lewis, in ’03. Klitschko was ahead on the card when the fight was stopped due to damage to Klitschko’s eye, giving Lewis the win. It would be Lewis’ last fight and was symbolically a passing of the torch. Klitschko would have one of the greatest careers of this century but his ultimate success came in politics. During his short political career, he created the Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform and represented his party in Parliament during 2012. In 2014, he was elected Mayor of Kyiv, Ukraine. That same year, his party merged with Petro Poroshenko Bloc and he became the new leader. With civil unrest in the country for several years, we hope Klitschko can knock some sense into them.