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Laughter appears to be the best medicine for Jay Leno.

Two weeks after suffering serious burns in a fuel fire, the 72-year-oldcomedian returned to the stage on Sunday for a performance at The Comedy andMagic Club in Hermosa Beach, California.

“I never thought of myself as a roastcomic,” Leno jokedto reporters including NBC News as he arrived at the venue. “We have two showstonight — regular and extra crispy.”

He added, “I feel good, thanks you guys.”

A frequent performer at the comedy spot, Leno’s show on Sunday was sold-out, aclub spokesperson told CNN. The former TonightShow host performed for morethan an hour.

“He looked great and he had a lot of stamina,” one clubgoer told NBC Newsafterwards, another explaining that Leno was “full of energy” during hisstandup set and “told joke after joke after joke.”

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Jay Leno with the GBC Staff

Grossman Burn Center

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Despite the laughs, Leno’s condition was no joking manner when he was firstadmitted to the Grossman Burn Center on Nov. 12 after suffering second- andthird-degree burns on his face, chest and hands in a garage gasoline fire.

The car aficionado and star of Jay Leno ‘s Garage was working on a steamengine underneath a car in his garage around 12:30 pm when the blaze brokeout. The Burbank Fire Department responded to the incident, transporting himto the renowned center where he underwent a series of surgical excision andgrafting procedures for his burns.

“Some of the burns to the face are a little deeper and a little moreconcerning,” Dr. Peter Grossman, medical director at the Grossman Burn Center,said shortly after the accident, noting that Leno lucky hadn’t experienced anynotable nerve damage. “I do anticipate him making a full recovery. Whetherthey’ll be remnants of this injury, it’s still too early to tell. I’d say thathis injuries are serious, his condition is good.”

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Jay Leno poses for portrait at BritWeek’s Luxury Car Rally Co-Hosted By ThePetersen Automotive Museum at Petersen Automotive Museum on November 14, 2021in Los Angeles, California.

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Leno was similarly optimistic, speaking two days after the incident in astatement shared with PEOPLE. “I got some serious burns from a gasoline fire,”he said. “I am okay. Just need a week or two to get back on my feet.”

He did just that, leaving the facility after a 10-day stint on Nov. 21 andhappily smiling with the staff on his way out. He returned the next day todrop off thank-you gifts.

“Jay would like to let everyone know how thankful he is for the care hereceived, and is very appreciative of all of the well wishes,” doctors said ina statement at the time. “He is looking forward to spending Thanksgiving withhis family and friends and wishes everyone a wonderful holiday.”

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Follow-up treatments will continue for Leno at the Grossman Outpatient BurnClinic, they added.

In the meantime, Leno has further standup sets scheduled for the rest of theyear, including multiple shows at the The Comedy and Magic Club on Dec. 4, 11,and 18. Tickets are on sale now.

The bookmakers have a new favorite for the role of James Bond: Dan Stevens.Among audience favorites that are too old or too young, he immediately standsout as a real contender.

Daniel Craig will soon be seen in his first ‘post-Bond’ film. From December 23_Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery_ to stream on Netflix. With a recent vodkacommercial, the actor already made it clear that he has left the 007 imagebehind.

The new (old) James Bond

The Bond train, however, just rumbles on. Amazon has invested billions in thestudio behind the franchise for a reason. The big question isn’t if, but whenthe next movie in the long-running series will come out. In any case, producerBarbara Broccoli has already made it clear that we should not expect arepetition of moves: “Really, Bond is being reinvented. And that takes time.”

But who will play the next James Bond? Bookmakers have been dealing with thislife question for years now. Fortunately, we have already received some morehints from the official Bond camp. Producer Michael G. Wilson recentlyrevealed that the new Bond will not be played by “a young actor”. So no TomHolland, as some hoped.

“We’ve tried to look at younger people in the past,” Wilson said. “But when wevisualize that, we find out that it doesn’t work. Don’t forget that James Bondis already a veteran.” Fair enough.

Betting offices nominate Dan Stevens

With all those hints and news, the betting offices are not sitting stilleither. The ranking of favorites for the mega reel is shifting considerably.Henry Cavill, Tom Hardy and Idris Elba have been in the top echelons foryears, but in recent weeks a new face has stormed the top five.

Then we’re talking about Dan Stevens. This is evident from an analysis bywebsite VegasInsiders, where data from various bookies is collected. The_Downton Abbey_ -actor is growing in popularity at the betting offices.

DanStevens in Legion (Image: Disney)

Everything fits

You may also know Stevens from Legion, Beauty and the Beast or theundervalued The Guest. The best man is British, which makes a difference,and with his forty years he seems in the sweet spot especially after thecomments of 007 producer Michael G. Wilson.

Where it is actually just too late for actors like Idris Elba, Stevens can runaround as a secret agent for many years to come. Not entirely unimportant fora long-running franchise. According to Ladbrokes, that the actor odds of8/1, “it was his role in the thriller The Guest from 2014 that first sparkedthe discussions”.

In it, Stevens played an American soldier who visits a family, and claims tobe the boyfriend of their son who died in Afghanistan. Bond or not: thethriller is an underrated recommendation.

Dan Stevens in The Guest (Image:Picturehouse)

The new top favorites

Anyway, back to James Bond. With Stevens’ odds listed, he is tied with_Eternals_ actor Richard Madden. They have to tolerate four contenders: HenryCavill and Regé-Jean Page (3/1), James Norton (9/2) and Tom Hardy (6/1). Not abad line to be in.

Well, in the end they are betting offices, not science. Barbara Broccoli andco. will not care about such rankings, and follow their own vision for thefuture of James Bond. Although you cannot ignore the fact that Stevens doesmeet a lot of criteria. From his looks and experience to his age. He ticksall the boxes. To be continued!

The van Nieuwkerk affair shows that public broadcasting has drifted away fromits proper task: to monitor the quality of the public debate and to contributeto a healthy society.

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The public broadcaster is going to subject itself to an in-depth self-examination. This will not be limited to the abuses in TV programs DWDD butalso look for the ‘systemic causes’ in the broadcasting system, which underliethe misconduct of the presenter and editors-in-chief.

That is a wise decision, because Matthijs van Nieuwkerk’s behavior is not anisolated incident, but a symptom of a public broadcaster gone mad that wantedto keep a viewer rating gun coûte que coûte and had no eye for the damage hecaused to others and himself.

It is also a symptom of labor relations that imply a great imbalance of power.The editors of DWDD like the editors of many other programs, had temporarycontracts. They could be fired at any time. Resigning themselves was difficultbecause they had to pay a fine. So they often had no choice but to blindlyobey.

The fact that a broadcaster that emerged from the labor movement, BNNVara,felt compelled to do so and failed to properly protect employees who fell preyto a burnout, shows how far the public broadcaster has drifted from itsoriginal values.

The transformation that public service broadcasting has undergone over thepast decade has further exacerbated the situation. The power of the individualbroadcasters was limited, that of the umbrella organization NPO grew. Programmakers were increasingly at the mercy of network managers, who determined onbehalf of the NPO who was allowed to show their skills at what time. Sincethen, a program can be taken off the tube from one moment to the next.

Due to the simultaneous emphasis on ratings, public broadcasting fell prey tothe process already described in 1985 by Neil Postman in Amusing ourselves todeath. When the amount of attention becomes the benchmark in determiningsuccess and allocating airtime, everything ends up as entertainment. Thismechanism has hit hard especially with the talk shows. Instead of striving toinform the viewer as best as possible, the viewer was mainly to beentertained. Therefore, rather a Sywert van Lienden or a Prem Radhakishun thansomeone with knowledge of business who is less good at his words and istherefore less entertaining.

The personification of this development is Frans Klein, video director of theNPO, and Matthijs van Nieuwkerk’s most important patron until the last moment.He believes in a broad public service broadcaster, which must first of allattract many viewers and only secondly think about its public task, to monitorthe quality of the social debate and to contribute to a healthy society.

Klein has gained more and more power in recent years. His latest achievementis to shut down the NPO Fund, which finances high-quality drama productionsand documentaries. From now on, those proposals must first pass Klein and hisfaithful.

The centralization of power has been good for ratings. Under the leadership ofKlein cs, the NPO has provisionally defeated the commercial broadcasters. Theprice paid for this is a slavish broadcasting culture, in which everyone hasto dance to the tune of the broadcasting bosses, and a more superficial andless surprising program offering, in which the same TV personalities areconstantly put forward. The most recent example: the innovative book programme_Moped at Sea_ must make way for Eus ‘ Book Club.

To beat the commercial broadcasters, the public broadcaster has become moreand more like a commercial broadcaster. It is high time to take the publictask more seriously again, in its program offerings, but especially in itscorporate culture.

Roberto Martínez keeps squeezing, but the lemon has been squeezed. AgainstMorocco, an exhausted Belgian team reached a new low: 0-2. There is a dangerof explosion in the hopelessly divided dressing room, the national coach seemsto have lost his grip. If there is not at least a draw against vice-worldchampions Croatia on Thursday, the World Cup will be over for Belgium.

Jan HauspieSunday, November 27, 202221:35

“No one has glossed over things,” wrote Ruben VanGucht from Qatar on hissocial media following the incident in which Kevin De Bruyne and TobyAlderweireld during Belgium-Canada were just not nose to nose. And thatplayers and national coach had been honest in their analysis after the luckyBelgian victory. Unfortunately, nothing could be further from the truth. TheSporza interviewer, with the experience of his third World Cup, one more thanexperience adept Roberto Martinez illustrated that you don’t have to stayin Doha these days to know what’s going on with the Red Devils.

The reason for his blind positivism was De Bruyne’s press conference. In it,the Belgian turntable talked about the way in which he had expressed hisfrustration too flashy against the Canadians. That was not right, he thoughtafter a night’s sleep (and who knows, a silent exhortation). Endearing,indeed. But to deduce that all was over is either laziness or credulity orboth. Because it was not over. Other messages, which apparently did not reachVan Gucht, mentioned ‘stress’, ‘ambras’ and even ‘war’ in a Belgian dressingroom that has been hopelessly divided for longer than today.

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Against Morocco, the Red Devils kept up the appearance of improvement for halfan hour. But then the Moroccans started winning the duels, and they continuedthat line throughout the second half. Just before half-time, the Belgiansalready escaped a deficit when a free kick from Chelsea attacker HakimZiyech just disappeared into goal at the first post. Fortunately forMartínez and his friends, the VAR had seen a Moroccan offside. Exactly thesame thing happened fifteen minutes before the end, just like with thedisallowed goal Thibaut Courtois not looking good. The best goalkeeper inthe world, knocked at the near post not once but twice? With an organizationin front of him that didn’t seem like anything, but which he didn’t correct?

Courtois, who had saved the furniture against Canada, lay there and watched:0-1. For example, not one of our two remaining world top players gave homeagainst Morocco. Because despite his public penance, De Bruyne also played adragon of a game. His body language showed disinterest. Thomas Meunier hehappily drowned on his right side, and with a rare counter – it was still 0-0- he would rather crush himself than serve a teammate. At no point did DeBruyne take the team by the hand. While he was already frustrated in the lostEuropean Championship quarter-final against Italy, and he added a shovel oftheater on top of that against Canada, De Bruyne left things ostentatiouslyagainst Morocco.

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After the game, Van Gucht thought he could detect disappointment and evenleadership Jan Vertonghen , the first man in front of his microphone.Restrained fury would have been more correct, and the subtle round of blackshots – according to Vertonghen, the attackers had failed – completely escapedthe questioner. Other than Eden Hazard or Romelu Lukaku De Bruyne hasnever been popular in the Belgian dressing room. At the same time, thatdressing room has always realized that it could not do without its bestplayer. De Bruyne is not the latter at this World Cup. And no national coachin the area who still gets the noses in the same direction.

THE MOMENT

The switch after 60 minutes of not alone usual suspect Eden Hazard, as wellAmadou Onana. By dropping the 21-year-old midfielder into the startingline-up, Roberto Martínez had shown progressive insight and provided the teamwith running ability and fighting spirit. After less than half an hour, Onanafaced a yellow card and it was established that he was suspended for the thirdgroup match against Croatia on Thursday. As a precaution, therefore, he shouldnot be taken to the side. Martinez did it anyway. Onana is the discovery ofthis World Cup and symbolizes the new Belgium. Veteran Dries Mertens isn’tthat, and yet he was the first to fill in – man in shape Leandro Trossardhad to wait another 15 minutes.

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Martínez’ ways are inscrutable, but if he still believes that you can grow ina tournament, it does not hurt that he takes a closer look at the famous 1986World Cup. The Red Devils then reached the semi-finals against DiegoMaradona’s Argentina , after memorable duels against the Soviet Union andSpain.

In the group stage, however, it had been chopping over the ditch. Just likenow in Qatar, it started with a defeat and a win, and the third game had to beat least a draw to be allowed to go to the eighth finals. For that third match- against Paraguay – the national coach went Guy Thys with the coarsebrush through the team. Jammer Rene Vandereycken was put on a plane home,four other players also flew, but then to the bank. Enter half a new team,including the youngsters Patrick Vervoort and Georges Grun. The gameended 2-2 and the rest is history.

Let us pray for that one well-hidden piece of Guy Thys in Roberto Martínez.

THE QUOTE

“There are a lot of things going through my head right now that I shouldn’tsay. Not outside rooms, anyway.’ – Jan Vertonghen

And las gradas de Qatar, el público (cuando lo hay) es mimoso como un gatito.Y los futbolistas se desempeñan como caballeros. Bracear cuesta una tarjeta,las manos deben pegarse al cuerpo, el partido se detiene cuando alguien recibeun balonazo en la cabeza; no me cuesta imaginar que en un futuro próximo lasmalas miradas se incluyan en el reglamento como agresión moral.

Cuando yo tenía su edad, la del pequeño, ocurrió el Mundial 82, el primero querecuerdo. Oh, aquello me fascino. No exagero si afirmo que esos días descubríel mundo. Aprendí que era un lugar complejo y plural, habitado por personas dediferentes culturas y colores, no solo de camiseta, y maneras de entender lavida y el balón. Aprendí todo aquello como se aprenden las cosas importantes:viviéndolas. Aquel verano asistí en San Mamés a un Inglaterra-Francia en elque apoyaba a los galos, a pesar de vestir en la calle la réplica de lacamiseta Admiral de los británicos con el logotipo de la Caja de Ahorros deBilbao. Aquel verano me regalaron una enciclopedia de fútbol que leí cientosde veces hasta memorizar casi todos los nombres que en ella aparecían y recitédespués durante las retransmisiones de la televisión nombres exóticos y belloscomo poemas: Littbarski, Gentile, Smolarek, Keegan, Edevaldo. Aquel veranocelebré montones de goles, soñé muchos más y lloré, lloré varias veces, laúltima cuando Hrubesch marcó el penalti que clasificaba para la final aAlemania, a los malos, a los de Schumacher. Vaya si llore esa noche.

Todo aquello me llegó tamizado por las palabras de mi padre, a quien cada díadel campeonato abrasaba a preguntas y cuya palabra entendía como definitiva.Por él comenzó mi admiración por Sócrates, Tigana y Osvaldo Ardiles, que me haacompañado toda la vida.

Cuando casi sin previo aviso, en mitad de la rutina invernal, llegó esteMundial 2022, me asaltó la duda de si verlo en casa, junto a mis hijos, meconvertía en cómplice de esta desafortunada FIFA nuestra y sus tejemanejes conel poder económico. Tengo algunos buenos amigos, muy futboleros, que estánpracticando un férreo boicot televisivo. Pero yo no podía hacer eso a mispequeños. Cuatro años para un adulto es un tiempo considerable, pero para unniño es media vida. No podía dejarlos sin futbol. En lugar de ello, estoyintentando usar el acontecimiento para hablarles del mundo en que vivimos, dela riqueza cultural y las injusticias, de la maravillosa diversidad y dequienes atentan contra ella porque anhelan un mundo homogéneo, feo, gris y sinarcoíris.

Con el mayor creo que lo he conseguido, que el fútbol sirva para su procesoeducativo. La última prueba de ello: el otro día pudo elegir el número quequisiera para la camiseta del equipo con el que juega y optó por el 18 deÓscar de Marcos y Carlos Gurpegui. Con el pequeño estoy en camino. Estos díasme come a preguntas, como hace 40 años hice yo con mi padre. ¿Por qué prefieroque ganen los equipos más pequeños, esos que a casi nadie dicen nada? ¿Por quéle tengo tanta tirria a Mbappé si es buenísimo? ¿Por qué animo a Ghana?Nuestras conversaciones son de fútbol, ​​pero a través de ellas intentoexplicarle el modo en que entiendo la manera en que debemos estar en estemundo. Intento, and definitiva, educarle. Creo, de verdad, que en este procesoel fútbol es un gran aliado y el Mundial, también este Mundial, unaoportunidad.

Every generation has its own version of it The Addams Family. Be it thecomics that started it, the 1960s TV series or the later movie series. Theattempts to bring the dark, very rich family back to the man were not alwayssuccessful over the years. Netflix is ​​now changing that Wednesday , aseries about the daughter of the family. She is welcomed with open arms.

“There is always danger in reinterpreting a beloved pop culture institutionlike The Addams Family. But Wednesday is brilliant on every level. Thecharacter doesn’t have to worry about her reputation being smeared,” concludes_The Los Angeles Times_ in a rave review of the new series, half of which TimBurton directed. The reviews range from moderately positive to outrageous,which is certainly not true of all reincarnations of The Addams Family canbe said.

Wednesday revolves around Wednesday Addams, the daughter of the famous andinfamous family. After being expelled from school for an attack on her brotherPugsley’s bullies, she is sent to boarding school. At this school full ofmonstrous misfits, she witnesses multiple murders. Jenna Ortega, who you mayknow from the second season of You or the movie scream 5 takes the leadingrole.

Started as a comic strip, popularized in sitcom

The public is first introduced to The Addams Family in 1938. The family wascreated by cartoonist Charles Addams as a satire on the supposedly perfectAmerican family of the twentieth century. At the time, the comics were mainlypublished in The New Yorkers.

The family achieved great popularity in the 1960s, when the comic book serieswas turned into a sitcom. The comic series, which was still shot in black andwhite, sets the standard for all film adaptations and adaptations that appearlater. The series grows into a cultural phenomenon and has still not beenforgotten in 2022.

After the many reruns of the series, new Addams Family content appears in1973. Then begins an animated series that is also named _The Addams Family_wear. However, it remains with one season and the cultural status of thesitcom is absolutely unmatched.

The cast from 1964’s The Addams Family.

Photo: Getty Images

Introduction to the cinema

In the 1990s there was a more successful revival of The Addams Family – thistime not in the living room, but in the cinema room. The film was released in1991 starring Anjelica Huston, Raul Julia and Christina Ricci, among others.The film is a huge financial success and brings in no less than 191 milliondollars.

The reviews are just not that positive. The acting and visual effects arepraised, but the script falls short, is the conclusion. The sequel followed in1993 Addam ‘s Family Values, which does significantly less commercially($111 million), but receives slightly better reviews. The films are stillregularly seen and have gained a place in pop culture in the form of gifs andfamous one-liners.

Christina Ricci played the role of Wednesday Addams in the 1991 film.

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From animation to Netflix

In 2019, filmmakers Conrad Vernon and Greg Tieman are trying to revive thefranchise with an animated film. The film makes a profit of more than 200million dollars, so a sequel cannot be missed.

But the reviewers are less enthusiastic about it. Both films are particularlypraised for the voice cast featuring celebrities Charlize Theron and BetteMidler. But critics say the films add little to the stories already told aboutAmerica’s favorite misfit family.

It seems that the Addams family with Wednesday finally has a success on allfronts again. The makers have chosen not to elaborate on well-known stories.Instead, one character is now the focus, and moreover not in the well-knownsetting of the haunted house where the family lives.

That pays off by landing in first place in the list of best viewed content onNetflix within a few days, high ratings on film sites such as IMDb and, aboveall, critical acclaim.

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Hace cinco meses Rodrygo contó en el canal de YouTube Podpah una conversaciónque había tenido con él: “Me dijo: ‘Ya voy a dejar la selección y el 10 estuyo’. No tenia ni idea de que decirle. Me dio vergüenza, me entró la risatonta y no sabía que decir. Le dije que debía jugar un poco más, que todavíano quería. Y él se rio”.

Diego Forlán (Montevideo, 43 años) es el último uruguayo que ha levantado untrofeo en un Mundial: el de mejor jugador de Sudáfrica 2010. Antes de queEspaña se desatara, el exdelantero del Villarreal, Atlético y United habíaanotado cinco goles en esa edición, casi todos latigazos desde fuera del áreaque entraron culebreando. El culmen de una carrera muy larga (no se retiróhasta los 39) que le llevó a disputar tres Copas del Mundo (2002, 2010 y 2014)ya anotar 224 tantos. And La Celeste, solo Luis Suárez (66) y Cavani (56)superan sus 36 dianas. Su selección no pasó del empate en el debut ante Coreadel Sur (0-0) –”no se perdió, era el primer partido, no está mal”, seconsuela- y este lunes le espera un duelo fronterizo contra Portugal (20.00,Gol Mundial). “El objetivo es competir, pasar y luego ver los cruces”, apunta.

Pregunta. ¿Ha cambiado el oficio de delantero desde que usted empezó?

Respuesta. El delantero tiene que ser el mismo de siempre, la esencia nose puede perder. Es lo que pasa, que la gente malinterpreta ya veces hayentrenadores o formadores que quieren cambiar cosas, pero estas deben seguirsiendo lo que son. ¿Se le pueden agregar nuevas? Sin duda, pero el porterotiene que atajar; el defensa, defender; y el delantero, meter goles. Igual quehace 60 anos. Ahí viene gente que quiere inventory. Si no haces goles, nadavale. Si no defiendes, puedes salir con la pelota desde abajo, pero si sales10 veces y tem seis goles, entonces no salgas más. No hay que confundir.

P. ¿Se confunde mucho?

R . Muchos entrenadores piensan que son más que los jugadores. Se olvidande que si no tienes futbolistas, no puedes ser técnico. Y lo digo yo, que soyentrenador. No es lo mismo dirigir un gran equipo que otro que pelea eldescenso. Obviamente, tener un buen entrenador eleva el nivel. Pero si lacalidad del plantel es más baja, podrás subir un poco la vara, pero nada más.A veces los entrenadores pensamos que hacemos la diferencia y nos olvidamos deque los actores son los jugadores. Yo le puedo decir al jugador como va a serel partido, pero si él no tiene la capacidad para tomar decisiones, mucho nopuedo hacer.

P. ¿Son muy distintos los entrenadores de hoy?

R . Sin duda. Te dan más información, hay más estudios. También el jugadorllega con más conocimiento porque se le forma en esa dirección. Antes tedecían lo que había que hacer, y ya. Si preguntabas, no había una explicación.Ahora es diferente y eso permite que el futbolista entienda el juego. Por eso,cuando hablan te das cuenta de lo bien que lo cuentan.

Antes te decían lo que había que hacer, y ya. Si preguntabas, no había una> explicación

P. ¿Antes mandaba el instinto?

R . Instinto, talento, no había tanto análisis. Los entrenamientos erandiferentes. Ahora hay más exigencia sobre el jugador, pero también máscuidados en la preparación física, psicológica y alimenticia.

P. ¿Esto ha hecho al fútbol más interesante?

R . Siempre fue attractive. Solo que ahora se conocen más a los actores,sus historias de vida, lo que vende el fútbol, ​​los estadios, los viajes…Todo el negocio.

Mas informacion

P. Usted ha dirigido en su país al Peñarol y Atenas San Carlos, ¿qué tipode técnico es?

R . Me interesa jugar bien, pero luego no es lo mismo llevar al Atléticoque a un equipo que asciende y desciende. Hay que adaptarse a las necesidadesya la plantilla.

P. ¿Qué es jugar bien?

R . Es tan relativo, depende de para quién. Es hacer lo que necesitas opuedes hacer, y ganar. Jugar bien de acuerdo al rival ya las cualidades de tusjugadores, ser pragmático, conocer tus limitaciones. Luego jugar bonito sonotras situaciones, pero tal vez no son lo productivas que queremos.

P. Su golpeo lejano lo tenía todo: potent, bonito y efectivo. ¿Como llegóa él?

R . La coordination se puede trabajar, pero ya la traes. Y después está laexperiencia. Si habla con entrenadores de porteros, le dirán que hoy le danmejor que cuando eran jóvenes porque cada día practican entre 50 y 100 veces.Yo terminé disparando bien de zurda y de derecha porque lo entrenaba desdediferentes lugares. Tenia conditions, pero las trabaje.

P. ¿Como?

R . No todos los días le podía pegar desde 30 metros, me hubieralesionado. Si el entrenamiento había sido fuerte, practicaba la técnica yevitaba darle de lejos. Dejaba eso para otro día, pero cada día intentabahacer algo. Yo siempre iba antes y me quedaba después, desde chico.

The star team of the French will compete against Denmark, which is currentlyin tenth place in the FIFA ranking. At the European Championship, star playerChristian Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest in the group stage during thematch against Finland. But instead of not hitting the ball again, this eventactually brought the Danes close together, even reaching the semi-finals.Fortunately, Eriksen is back in this World Cup. Who is going to win? Read moreabout the World Cup in Qatar here.

The Best Handyman in the Netherlands – final

One person cannot yet screw a lamp into a fitting, the other replaces anentire group box without blinking an eye. In The Best Handyman in theNetherlands , a collaboration between Veronica and the Hornbach hardwarestore, the best handymen from seventeen branches compete for three places inthe final. Who will screw and hammer the jury with his or her two right handsand take home the Golden Hammer?

Heroes of Here: Through the Fire! – start season 1

The sirens can be switched on when the sprayers of Zone Antwerp receive areport of a fierce house fire. There may be a mother with two children in thehouse, but the firemen have great difficulty opening the reinforced door. Inthe meantime, ambulance employees Gerrit and Antoon have also been turned outfor an accident in which the perpetrator has fled. For Gerrit, who himselflost a child in an accident, it will be a tough affair.

An image from ‘Heroes of Here: Through the Fire!’ © VTM

Helsinki Sydrome – first episode

In the 1990s, Finland fell into a deep economic crisis, which left a largenumber of Finnish households broke. Among them was the then 18-year-old EliasKaro, who was saddled with a debt of millions due to a rogue financialproduct. To ensure that the country knows that the Finnish state and banks areresponsible for the bankruptcy of countless citizens, Elias decides to takethe four-headed financial editors of a daily newspaper hostage. They must tellhis story.

Stars on the Canvas

Since him The smartest person to his name, Rob Kemps can no longer be turnedoff the TV. In Chansons! he strolls through the streets of Paris withMatthijs van Nieuwkerk I love Holland he walks the polonaise with a kilo ofLeerdammer on his head. And then every weekend he hops from left to right withthe Snollebollekes. Rob is a busy little man, which can be difficult for thethree brush artists. Because can such a bouncing ball sit still?

Where to Invade Next?

Controversial documentary maker Michael Moore sees how his country is going tohell and, as a right-minded American, he knows the solution: stealing fromothers. So he goes out to grab the best ideas elsewhere and claim them onbehalf of the US. He takes the paid vacation days in Italy (they don’t havethem in the US), in France the healthy school food (ditto) and so on. Themutual misunderstanding is hilarious and painful at the same time.