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A southern California judge has ordered a plant that manufactures the popular Sriracha hot sauce to cease operations that could be causing odors to emit from the factory after nearby residents complained of the smell.
Judge Robert H. O'Brien's ruling did not specify the required actions, nor does it mandate that the Irwindale, Calif. factory shut down completely.
The city of Irwindale, approximately 20 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, sued Huy Fong Foods, the makers of Sriracha, on October 21 after residents complained of heartburn, inflamed asthma, and even nosebleeds as a result of the spicy aroma.
O'Brien noted that there was a "lack of credible evidence" linking the smell to the health problems, but noted that the scent appeared to be "extremely annoying, irritating and offensive to the senses warranting consideration as a public nuisance."
Irwindale City Attorney Fred Galante praised the ruling, saying it "acknowledges and is reflective of the concerns that the community has raised about the health impacts of the odor."
Huy Fong Foods had argued that there was no reason to close the plant now because harvest season for red-hot Jalapeno peppers, the sauce's key ingredient, has passed. The factory mixes and bottles the sauce on a year-round basis, but only grinds the peppers for a period of three months out of the year.
The ruling will take effect once an injunction is signed by the judge and filed, a process which could happen as early as Wednesday.
Galante said that it was not the city's goal to stop production of the sauce, and expressed hope that the case would be resolved before trial.
"We're going to try to keep having a conversation with Huy Fong and working out some collaborative way to test and make sure the odor problems are addressed," he told the Los Angeles Times.
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It's hard to believe that tomorrow is May 1st! Time to get crackin' on some graduation/good luck card for the end of the school year:)
The Tuesday Trigger over at Moxie Fab World was the inspiration for the patterns and colors of my card...so trendy and funky...I love it!
I also encorporated the sketch challenge #330 and Free For All 62 from Splitcoaststampers into my card.
After doing some collage-style stamping with Fifth Avenue Floral on Whisper White, I stamped one of the flower images on Kiwi Kiss, cut it out, and mounted it upon the collage.
Thanks for stopping by!
Stamps: Fifth Avenue Floral, Sweet Celebrations
Paper: Crumb Cake, Kiwi Kiss, Whisper White CS, variety DSP
Ink: Basic Gray, Kiwi Kiss, Baja Breeze
Other: Daffodil Delight Pom Trim, Baja Breeze Seam Binding, Glitter Brads, Jumbo Button, Linen Thread, Mat Pack & Paper Piercing Tool, pins (non-SU)
9 comments:
- Keva said...
This is lovely. I have all of those papers and I will HAVE to put them together this way. It's really very pretty.
- April 30, 2011 at 8:11 PM
- Denise Willerton said...
lovely card Stacey ~ TFS ~ have a wonderful day!
- May 1, 2011 at 8:29 AM
- JulieHRR said...
Love these colors!
- May 1, 2011 at 12:10 PM
- Monika/Buzsy said...
Such a pretty card Stacey. Love the colors, the pretty flowers... and the ribbon and pins are the perfect embellishments. :o)
- May 1, 2011 at 1:35 PM
- Maureen said...
ack! These colours are just too scrumptious!! Love this!!
- May 1, 2011 at 8:23 PM
- Magento Themes said...
wow!!! I love this good luck card!!! Its really fabulous... I love the way you colored this flower. I like this ribbon work..Its very classic. Thanks for this great post.
- May 4, 2011 at 7:15 AM
- Michelle said...
This is very pretty!
- May 5, 2011 at 11:10 PM
- Marilyn (mlj-mlj) said...
Oh my- this is gorgeous!
- May 7, 2011 at 10:47 PM
- Cath said...
Hey Stacey! What a fun approach to this week's Tuesday Trigger in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)
- May 9, 2011 at 9:47 AM
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has flown to Rome for the funeral of Pope John Paul, despite a travel ban imposed by the European Union. The state-run Herald newspaper reports Mr. Mugabe left late Wednesday to attend the ceremony alongside dozens of other world leaders on Friday. EU officials imposed the ban on Mr. Mugabe and more than 90 other top officials after widespread reports of vote tampering in 2002 presidential elections. Still, Zimbabwe's president has attended key summits since then in Europe and elsewhere.
On Monday, President Mugabe, who is Catholic, attended a mass in Harare to mourn the pope. State media quoted him saying he fondly remembers John Paul's visit to Zimbabwe during a 1988 tour of African states. The Vatican, a sovereign state, is not a member of the EU and has no airport, but EU member Italy should normally comply with the travel ban imposed on Mugabe. However, under a 1929 pact between Italy and the Vatican, Italian authorities agreed not to stop visitors to the world's smallest state.
According to the South African press, one of Mr. Mugabe's foremost domestic critics, Roman Catholic Archbishop Pius Ncube, responded to the news of the president's trip by calling him "shameless." He's also quoted as saying "that man will use any opportunity to fly to Europe to promote himself."
Also critical is Michael Gahler, a member of the European Parliament who often deals with Zimbabwe. He's the vice president of the EU's development committee, and a member of its subcommittee on human rights. He also observed parliamentary elections in Zimbabwe five years ago, and was part of a mission to the country after the contested results of Zimbabwe's presidential polls in 2002.
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In a bid to retake the lead for the Republican presidential nomination, Mr. Romney went after Newt Gingrich Monday night for his controversial tenure as speaker of the House, lucrative consulting for mortgage giant Freddie Mac, and other work Romney derided as "influence-peddling."
Mr. Gingrich fought back, but without the verve that fueled his decisive victory over Romney in last Saturday's South Carolina primary. The GOP debate in Tampa, the first of two before Florida's Jan. 31 primary, was generally a subdued affair, without the raucous audience reactions of previous faceoffs. But Romney landed plenty of blows.
"I learned something from that last contest in South Carolina, and that was I had incoming from all directions, was overwhelmed with a lot of the attacks," said Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts. "And I'm not going to sit back and get attacked day in and day out without returning fire."
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Within hours, though, Romney buried his own debate headlines by putting out his 2010 and 2011 tax returns – a treasure trove of financial data on one of the wealthiest presidential contenders in history. Romney and his wife, Ann, reported income of $21.7 million in 2010 and $20.9 million in 2011, according to a preview provided to the Washington Post late Monday.
Because most of that income came from investments, the Romneys' effective tax rate was well below that of most Americans, who work for a living. In 2010, the rate was 13.9 percent and in 2011, 15.4 percent.
Romney had come under intense pressure to release his returns for the first time in his political career, and stumbled badly in the debates last week as his halting answers on whether and when he would release his returns made it appear he had something to hide. On Monday night, Romney said he was "proud" that he pays a lot of taxes.
"I pay all the taxes that are legally required and not a dollar more," Romney said. "I don't think you want someone as the candidate for president who pays more taxes than he owes."
Earlier, Romney had stated that the two returns out Tuesday will be it – no release of 12 years' worth of tax returns, as his father, George Romney, did during his presidential campaign in 1967. The Democrats are now pounding on Romney to release more returns.
In Monday's debate, Romney turned discussion of his own taxes into a call for changes to the American tax code that he said would benefit middle-income Americans. But it was his sustained critique of Gingrich that distinguished his performance. Gingrich said he left the speakership in 1998 because he "took responsibility" for his party's losses in the midterm elections. Romney was ready with a different narrative.
"The truth is that the members of his own team, his congressional team, after his four years of leadership, they moved to replace him," said Romney. "They also took a vote, and 88 percent of Republicans voted to reprimand the speaker. And he did resign in disgrace after that."
Another candidate on stage, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, backed up Romney's version. Upon his return to Congress in 1997 after a 12-year absence, Congressman Paul said "it was chaotic, let me tell you." Gingrich didn't run for reelection as speaker, Paul said, because he didn't have the votes.
Gingrich also made headlines Monday night by arranging for the release of a 2006 contract detailing his work for Freddie Mac, at a rate of $25,000 a month paid to his consulting firm. Gingrich has described his role as "historian" and "strategic adviser." Romney has called the work "lobbying" and "influence-peddling."
"This contract proves you were not a historian. You were a consultant," Romney said in Monday's debate. "And you were hired by the chief lobbyist of Freddie Mac."
Gingrich's rebuttal: "Governor Romney has done consulting work for years. I've never suggested his consulting work was lobbying."
Romney also accused Gingrich of lobbying members of Congress in favor of creating the prescription-drug program for seniors known as Medicare Part D. Instead of denying he had lobbied for the program, which came into being in 2006, he defended it.
"I am proud of the fact – and I'll say this in Florida – I am proud of the fact that I publicly, openly advocated Medicare Part D," Gingrich said.
Florida has a large senior population, which turns out to vote in high numbers.
Other Florida issues came up in the debate: US policy toward Cuba, sugar subsidies, the the legal battle over comatose patient Terry Schiavo.
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But given the burst of political events this week, much of Monday night's debate was likely a tree falling in the forest. Tuesday night, President Obama delivers his third State of the Union address, the unofficial opening of his reelection campaign. In Monday's GOP debate, with the top two contenders focused on each other and not the president, Mr. Obama almost seemed an afterthought.


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Now is the time to take out these weeds, many of which germinated in late summer, says John Roncoroni, weed science farm advisor, University of California Cooperative Extension, Napa County. "You can't afford to give them another month or two of growth before making an herbicide application because by that time they will be too big for effective control. It's even more important if you're dealing with herbicide-resistant species."
Roncoroni reminds grape growers it's worth taking a three-year approach to budgeting for weed control. "The first year may be more expensive and require an additional application or two, but the end result is better control and often reduced costs in years two and three."
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Removing dropped leaves doesn't have to require an extra pass, he adds. "I've seen efficient use of a leaf blower strapped to the front of an ATV in order to remove leaves just ahead of the herbicide application."
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Know your major weed issues and watch for new species, says Roncoroni. "The major species germinating in fall and early winter are sharppoint fluvellin, horseweed (marestail), cheeseweed (malva), whitestem filaree and annual ryegrass. We're now seeing ryegrass that's showing resistance to glyphosate and at least two other herbicide classes, which makes herbicide rotation and the use of a tank mix essential."
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The pre-bud-break herbicide application is really the backbone of weed control for the season. Using the right herbicide tank mix at the right time can help maximize residual control through spring and even into summer.
"Typically, we expect to get at least four months of weed control from a good late- January application," says Roncoroni. "Under the right conditions that can stretch to six or even eight months. Then you have the flexibility to make a postemergence summer application before July, if needed."
Problems occur when growers can't make a pre-bud-break application, he adds. "If time or weather don't allow a preemergence application in February or March, you'll likely be dealing with summer grasses such as barnyardgrass and jungle rice in many areas. If that's the case, you could need to make a postemergence application in May."
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Public consultation in the context of ex-post evaluation of the European Social Fund during the 2007-2013 programming period
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After three months of thinking, planning, negotiating, community out-reach, self-doubt, protracted procrastination, laziness, and self-congratulating, the Williams College Student Art Gallery is officially open! The gallery features 18 pieces from 5 artists–John Okemah, '16; Sarah Weiser, '17; Tiluna Nocito, '18; Gabriel Wexler, '19; and Yours Truly, Quentin Cohan, '17–and is located in the first-floor TV lounge in Spencer House (not the Spencer studio art building–which is to say, right in the middle of campus, in a student space, not halfway to Timbuktu).
The Student Art Gallery is a space for students. It is designed as a place for students to appreciate each other's talents, as well as–on a way less vaguely-pretentious, overly-philosophical level–an attempt to spruce up and create a nicer, more homey, room for students to gather to read, play Settlers of Catan, or watch a ballgame or presidential address. Unlike seemingly much of the art at Williams, the Student Art Gallery is not constructed for the seducing of prospective students, the impressing of ranking services, or the wooing of donors (of course, I'm not so naïve as to think it may not be co-opted by these forces–though I'm also not so self-centered to think that anybody other than my own mother will more than little note what we've done here). Unlike other recent additions to our charming little campus, which seem to have students in name but not in mind, the Student Art Gallery is meant entirely as a space that is of, by, and for the students of Williams College.


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Our College has a long history of supporting and celebrating creative writers. Students at Lucy Cavendish can benefit from support from many sources, and can apply for Prizes to reward and recognise their work.
The Fiction Prize
In 2010, Professor Janet Todd OBE founded the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize and it has gone from strength to strength with many shortlisted and winning authors securing publishing deals and furthering their writing.
The annual Fiction Prize is open to the public and it provides a unique opportunity for unpublished female authors aged 21 and over to launch their literary careers. Find out more here.
Florence Staniforth Prize
The annual Florence Staniforth Prize was launched in 2011 by Dr Isobel Maddison, Vice-President of Lucy Cavendish College in memory of her mother Florence Staniforth.
Previous winners of this Prize have gone on to find success on the stage. The winner of the inaugural Prize, Emma Stirling wrote a play The Music Box which was produced by the Recursion Theatre Company, in association with Pembroke Players and the University of Cambridge, and which went on to be shortlisted for the Tab Spirit of Theatre Award.
Another previous winner Isobel Cohen (English, 2009) wrote, produced and directed a play called Kind which then won the RSC/Other Prize 2012 and ran at the Edinburgh International Festival Fringe in 2013.
The 2016 winner, Jodie Molloy (MSt Creative Writing, 2014) wrote and directed a play called The Voice in My Head which comprises of five monologues about abortion. The play had its premiere at Auckland's Basement Theatre in summer 2016 and will come to Cambridge soon.
Prize winners are selected by their Tutors, and announced in Lent Term at a special Formal Hall.
The Christine Jones Memorial Prize in Creative Writing, sponsored by Sophie Hannah
'You don't need to have been published, only to be passionate about writing.'
The Christine Jones Prize Memorial Prize in creative writing will run during the academic year of 2016/17 and is offered by crime writer and poet Sophie Hannah (pictured below, right) in memory of her husband's step-mother, Christine Jones (below, left), who passed away in May 2016.
£1,000 and three mentoring sessions with Sophie Hannah
The prize is £1,000 and three one-to-one mentoring sessions with Sophie Hannah. Entry is open to any current student of Lucy Cavendish, either experienced writers and/or complete beginners. You don't need to have been published, only to be passionate about writing. The Prize is decided based on the submission of a covering letter and a sample of the entrant's writing - for example three or four original poems, two chapters of a novel or several short stories. The covering letter should describe what the entrant has achieved and/or hopes to achieve as a writer, and what she hopes to get out of her mentoring sessions with Sophie.
Submission of entries
1. Early submission is encouraged. The last date for acceptance of entries is 17:00 BST on Friday 9 December 2016.
2. Entrants must submit two copies of each entry (covering letter plus samples of work), one of which should be anonymised. The other should include the entrant's full name and contact details.
3. Entries should be emailed to email@example.com, with 'Christine Jones Memorial Prize entry' in the subject line.
4. Receipt will be acknowledged by email.
5. Entry is restricted to current students of Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.
The winner will be informed at the beginning of the Lent Term, and will be announced at Formal Hall on 9th February 2017.
Sophie said of the prize:
"Christine Zillah Jones, my lovely stepmother-in-law, was that rare thing: a truly wonderful person, full of kindness, joy and all the good qualities a person can have. She was an inspiration to me for the whole of my writing life, an avid reader and also a writer in many different genres. I loved discussing books and writing with her. If I had a new idea for a novel, or something that was preoccupying me either in my writing life or in my life in general, Christine was always at the top of my list of people I wanted to discuss it with. I will never stop missing her. That's why I decided to set up this prize and name it for her - she would have loved to think that talented young writers were being supported and given this sort of opportunity to develop their talents."
You can read some of Christine's own writing here.
Royal Literary Fund Writing Fellows
Lucy Cavendish students, along with students at Newham and Selwyn are offered help with their writing by Royal Literary Fund Writing Fellows. For 2018-19 our Royal Literary Fund Writing Fellow, Christopher Moncrieff, can give advice to students from all disciplines, on all aspects of writing. One-to-One tutorials can be booked in advance via email. Sessions are available during full term only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 10.00am - 5.00pm. Please contact Christopher Moncrieff. Find out more here.
Creative writing workshops with Jo Browning-Wroe
Jo Browning Wroe writes for educational publishers in the UK and the US and has received awards in both countries. Her most recent project, Graphic Lives, a set of three graphic novels, demystifying the therapy process for troubled teenagers, will be published by Speechmark in November. She helps program the Cambridge Literary Festival, and writes occasional feature articles for the Church Times. She has an MA in Creative Writing from UEA and is working on a novel for adults.
Jo will offer 6 x 2 hour workshops at Lucy Cavendish College in Lent, for a maximum of 16 students. All students in the College (undergraduates and graduates) are eligible and places are allocated on a first come first served basis. Please register your interest with Dr Isobel Maddison at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Lucy Cavendish Library
The library supports creative writing (as well as reading) by holding weekly sessions called, 'Shut up and write'. It provides individual study spaces, shared desks, three spacious reading rooms and a number of informal and comfortable spaces for working. Many a novel has started its life here!
Scribbling Women Collection
2013 saw the launch of a new collection of books on the top floor of our library, called the Scribbling Women collection. It brings together works written in English by women from the eighteenth to the twenty-first century, and aims to offer a unique celebration of women's extraordinary success as writers. Find out more here.
Children's Literature Society
In 2016, PhD students Jen Aggleton and Jessica Lim launched the Lucy Cavendish Children's Literature Society. This club will enjoy and explore the rich and diverse world of children's literature through termly events that combine a creative and critical response to children's literature (including a children's literature themed supper and children's literature formal hall). Read more here.


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As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
River City Men's mission is to strengthen, encourage, and move men from where they are to where God want them to be. This is achieved through Biblical training and equipping men to be spiritual leaders in their home, church, and place of business. We have found that men need each other to help move them forward in their spiritual life.
Monday Night Men's Group - meets every other Monday night at 6:30PM.
Location: Todd's House. (email Todd)
1S214 South Hyde Park
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Saturday Morning Men's Group - meets every other Saturday at 7:00AM
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Amstar, a Denver-based real estate investment manager, and Huntington Industrial Partners, a fully integrated industrial owner and operator, announced today the acquisition of six industrial properties, totaling more than 500,000 square feet, in Memphis, Tennessee, bringing the total acquisitions for Amstar and Huntington to 1.6 million square feet in 13 properties. The acquisition is part of Amstar's larger industrial strategy, which is focused on acquiring well-located, substantially leased properties that Amstar believes are undervalued, with the potential to provide high current income and attractive investment returns. The properties are located in the Southeast Memphis submarket, adjacent to the Memphis International Airport, home of Federal Express, and the BNSF Intermodal yard, both demand drivers for distribution facilities in the southeast.
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A mums view on life the universe and a small town in Northamptonshire
Sunday, 29 August 2010
The Picnic
And no its not a new horror movie, though in some ways it could have been. At the beginning of the summer holidays a leaflet popped through the door, advertising a free picnic on the green near our house fun and games for the kids. Oh lovely I thought, that will be a welcome treat until I realised it was the local Churches organising it and that my kind would probably not be welcomed, (being a non practising Jew lol). So I put it in the bin and thought nothing of it. Saturday came and Paul and Ninja went off to do some bike riding practise. He has managed to come off the stabilizers over this holiday. They weren't gone long when the doorbell rang. I opened the door to see a very excited little face "Mum they are doing a funfair thingy on the green, can we go?" "Erm, ok we'll go see what its all about". So they put the bikes away and we went back to the green. There they were the God people looking a bit forlorn and down hearted. We were spotted and they began frantically waving at us to come over. I was frozen solid to the pavement and couldn't move, indecisive as to how to get out of this situation and if my prayers (haha) were answered the heavens opened and the rain came crashing down. At which point I bent over to Ninja and said "maybe we should go home as it pouring with rain". We ran home, "please mum, can we get our coats and go back" SH*T !! "oh ok we can" So we doned our coats and grabbed an umbrella. As we walked on to the green the look of relief on these poor bedraggled people was plain. "Please help yourself to food, here come and stand under the gazebo, sorry about the weather" as if it was their fault. I mumbled gratitude and told them not to be silly and then politely nodded to their questions on was I ok and was the food alright. At last the rain stopped and a few more people with children had turned up. Ninja was completely getting stuck in with all the games they could muster and when they ran out of ideas for races he started giving them ideas for new ones. He was loud and excited and within about 1/2 hour everyone knew his name, his baby brothers name and what his favourite colour, food, tv program is. They were ever so patient and welcoming and they really worked hard trying to keep the kids busy and entertained. Humf didn't stop eating and kept asking for a lolly every 5 minutes, he even lost he's temper at one point and ran off with all the beanbags for one game. We ended up having a really lovely afternoon and God wasn't mentioned once (which I was quiet grateful for). I'm really glad Ninja persuaded me to go and I would defiantly go again, and not just for the free ham rolls. It only goes to show that I shouldn't be so ready to dismiss something just because it goes out of my usual comfort zone.
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It's always nice when things turn out so much better than what you expected :)ReplyDelete
Ha! Intriguing typo: 'defiantly go again'. I had a similar situation - well, come to think of it, it isn't similar at all except that I was invited to bear witness to the blessing of a dear friend's engagement (her fiancée is very seriously Catholic) and despite that fact that my religious views begin with 'we're born' and end with 'we die', I actually quite enjoyed the experience - evidently more so than anyone else. Even Mr Religious fiancée. (The priest was really quite attractive.)ReplyDelete
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FOOTBALL 9-5: Capello, Hiddink and Hoddle in the frame for Spurs job as Villas-Boas is sacked... And the build-up to the Europa draw
Andre Villas-Boas has been sacked by Tottenham following yesterday's 5-0 thrashing by Liverpool. We've got all the latest developments here.
Sportsmail's Neil Ashton reported yesterday that the Portuguese manager survived a crisis meeting with chairman Daniel Levy and technical director Franco Baldini after Spurs' humbling at home but the news broke at 11am this morning that the Portuguese boss' contract had been terminated.
The Spurs chairman is already sounding out potential replacements and Sportsmail has learnt that he favours an experienced coach with World Cup pedigree. Fabio Capello, who was at White Hart Lane on Sunday performing TV duties, out-of-work Gus Hiddink and Glenn Hoddle and three high-profile names in the frame.
Football 9-5 has all the latest on the Tottenham situation, reaction to the Champions League draw and build up to the Europa (midday) draw.
Join the debate by sending your thoughts on the day's news through Twitter @MailSport.
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What a day.
AVB sacked. Zola resigned. Man City draw Barcelona. Arsenal draw Bayern Munich.
All in a day's football... Thanks for tuning in.
Now Zola has gone!!! Resigned not sacked though....slightly different! Steve Clarke started this man!
THE TRANSFER COLUMN: Sunderland's Ji could make shock move to Dortmund, Cole is wanted in China... and how City beat United to 15-year-old goalkeeper
This is the Transfer Column, where Sportsmail delivers the very latest news, gossip and rumours from around the football world three times a week.
In today's column, Sunderland striker Ji Dong-Won could make shock move to Borussia Dortmund, Beijing Guoan want West Ham striker Carlton Cole and Man City beat Man United to signing of Norwegian goalkeeper Kjetil Haug.
Watford manager Gianfranco Zola has resigned from the club after failing to win in his last nine games.
Zola said: 'I must place Watford Football Club first in my thoughts and it is for this reason that I have taken my action.
'I feel that it is in the best interests of the team that somebody new is given the chance to bring the success which we have all hoped for and worked very hard for.
'It is for a variety of reasons, and not just over one matter or one moment, that I feel this is the right decision for me, in the best interests of the club - and I know I can trust you, the supporters, to respect my decision fully.'
What a draw again! We're facing Bayern once more.:)
Adam Crafton: Mike Jones, the referee dealt a 'knockout blow' by Newcastle's Moussa Sissoko last weekend, has been rewarded for his troubles - with a trip to Old Trafford on Saturday to referee Manchester United v West Ham United.
Mike Dean will referee the eagerly-anticipated clash between Arsenal v Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Monday evening. It is his first Chelsea appointment since the referee sent off Fernando Torres during the Blues' 1-1 draw at Tottenham Hotspur in September. Arsenal may not be best pleased to see Dean in the middle, either, after he officiated on some dark days for Arsene Wenger last season.
The official sent off Jack Wilshere in the 2-1 defeat at Manchester United and Laurent Koscielny in the 0-2 defeat at home to Manchester City. He was also the man in the middle when Arsenal lost on penalties at Bradford in the Capital One Cup and at home to Blackburn in the FA Cup last season.
Dean's only previous Arsenal assignment this season was the 3-1 victory at home to Stoke.
Liverpool boss Rodgers praises 'terrific' Flanagan after youngster grabs first Reds goal against Spurs
Jon Flanagan is fast proving his Barclays Premier League pedigree, according to Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers.
Flanagan fired in a fine finish for his first Liverpool goal as the Reds thumped Tottenham 5-0 at White Hart Lane on Sunday, a result which brought about the sacking of Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas.
Captain and lynchpin Luis Suarez scored twice and had a hand in Liverpool's three other goals.
Still no further from knowing whether Gus Poyet knows his best team in mind but the Sunderland boss says he is 'getting there'.
It does seem the former Chelsea midfielder is considering very few changes from the side which drew at West Ham at the weekend, although the fitness of centre-backs Wes Brown and John O'Shea will be fully assessed tomorrow.
One thing is for sure, which is that Jack Colback is still ill and misses out.
And there could be further heartache for keeper Keiren Westwood. The Ireland Number One has not played since he was hurt against Hull City and lost his place to Vito Mannone.
He might have expected a Capital One Cup start but Poyet says Westwood is still struggling with a shoulder problem and once again might not even make the bench.
Sportsmail asked Tottenham fans' blog the Spurs Web to reveal the mood around White Hart Lane following Andre Villas--Boas's sacking. Neil Vaughan discusses whether the board were right to give AVB the boot, who the fans want to replace him and just where Spurs go from here.
Click on the link above to read more.
Been at Carrington this afternoon to see Manuel Pellegrini, who was as unflustered as ever after hearing this morning's UEFA Champions League draw.
There is no trepidation in these parts about facing Barcelona, only excitement. City fancy their chances, and why not?
The City boss wasn't being cocky when he pointed out that Barcelona are not the force they were a couple of years ago - it's the simple truth - but let's not be naive, they remain one of, if not the best side in Europe.
But Pellegrini will know that if City keep that brilliant spine fit - Zabaleta, Kompany, Yaya, Silva and Aguero - there is no reason why they can't match Barcelona.
Time to get Joe Hart back playing and back into form, I reckon. In the knockout rounds of this competition, you need a goalkeeper that can pull off the improbable and especially in the Camp Nou...
Sportsmail's Ian Ladyman on Sergio Aguero's injury - click here for more on the City striker's calf problem
Sergio Aguero has now tweeted confirmation that his calf injury will keep him out for a month, adding that he has already done some work on the exercise bike today.
Before Man City fans get too gloomy, though, perhaps the news isn't the worst in the world. Consider this: Over the next month City will play eight games. They are against Leicester, Fulham, Liverpool, Palace, Swansea, Blackburn, Newcastle and Cardiff.
I would back City to cope with that run without their top striker and imagine how rested he will be when he comes back for a period that contains back to back games with Chelsea and Spurs, a Champions League two-legged knockout against Barcelona and a local clash with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Seems to me that lady luck has just given Aguero a perfectly-timed winter break….
Rio Ferdinand has had his say on AVB's sacking via Twitter - click here for more Manchester United news
@rioferdy5: 'Villas boas sacked too...has sacking managers season started...managers don't get anytime these days..spend 100m & watch sum1 else takeover!
'AvB been unlucky his most promising signing has been injured for the most part...Eriksen.'
Barcelona should be scared of us, insists Pellegrini - click here to read more from the City manager
Pete Jenson and Adam Crafton: Manuel Pellegrini believes that Barcelona will be fearful after drawing his Manchester City side in the final 16 of the UEFA Champions League, suggesting that the Catalan side are no longer the supreme force they used to be.
Speaking to the media after this morning's draw, the City boss warned: 'I think Barcelona will be very concerned that they have drawn us. They are not the team of two years ago.'
Barcelona progressed comfortably through to the knockout stages of the competition and they are sitting pretty at the top of La Liga, yet many observers feel that this Barcelona side peaked under Pep Guardiola around 2011, with their triumph over Manchester United at Wembley one of the most complete performances witnessed in the modern era.
Neville brothers' dad sexually assaulted woman after 'drinking too much', jury hears - click here for the full story
Neville Neville, the father of former Premier League and England football stars Gary and Phil Neville sexually assaulted a woman after having 'far too much to drink', a jury has heard.
Neville, 63, is on trial at Bolton Crown Court accused of a single count of assault by penetration.
The incident is said to have taken place in Bury, Greater Manchester, in the early hours of March 23.
Sportsmail's Simon Jones discusses where it all went wrong for AVB at Spurs - click here to read the full story
The blame game can now begin in earnest.
For some, Andre Villas-Boas is responsible for failing to get £107million worth of talent to gel at White Hart Lane after the Portuguese manager's contract was torn-up in the wake of Tottenham's 5-0 home humiliation at the hands of Liverpool.
For others, the decision by Spurs chairman Daniel Levy to part company with his manager less than 24-hours after their latest drubbing represents a knee-jerk reaction.
Everton winger Deulofeu ruled out until January with hamstring injury - click here for the full story
Gerard Deulofeu has been ruled out until the new year with a hamstring injury, Everton have confirmed.
The on-loan Barcelona midfielder suffered the injury during Saturday's 4-1 win over Fulham.
The 19-year-old has been an impressive performer for Roberto Martinez's men this season, and last week scored a terrific solo goal to earn a point at Arsenal.
On facing Chelsea in the Capital One Cup quarter-final...
'We want to get out of the relegation zone. We need to become winners and to do that we need to win the next game, so let us try to do that.
'We know each other very well and how difficult it will be, and even if you score three you can lose the game.
'I don't think it is going to be a weak Chelsea, I think it will be strong. We can analyse every position – you would prefer Cole or Azpilicueta, Torres or Ba, Mikel or Essien - I don't think it will be 11 new players from the weekend, and if it is, let us try to take advantage.'
On being linked with the Tottenham vacancy...
'It is always flattering but I have just come here and I concentrate here, work on the first team, then look at everything long-term and try to help the whole club.
'Of course I follow the news, but no problems.'
Sunderland boss Poyet speaks about Villas-Boas' sacking - click here to see who Gary Lineker is backing for the Spurs job
'Everybody understand this. Nothing surprises me in football, it is not nice for him from the manager's point of view.
'We always want time, especially with a new team with new faces, you need time. I don't know the reasons but it is difficult to analyse.'
Tim Sherwood has been named caretaker manager of Tottenham following Andre Villas-Boas' sacking earlier today.
The Spurs coach has stepped up from his regular duties and will be in charge for the north London side's Capital One Cup quarter-final with West Ham on Wednesday.
Colin Young: Shola Ameobi admits he needs goals to keep Papiss Cisse at bay.
The Newcastle veteran is keeping his team-mate out of the side as Newcastle's excellent run continues.
But 32-year-old has not scored for nearly a year and failed to add to his 41 Barclays Premier League goals since he netted against QPR on December 22 last year
Ameobi said: 'Obviously I am extremely frustrated. I am playing well but not scoring goals. I should have buried that header against Southampton in the second half, it was bread and butter for me.
'It is frustrating and something I need to work on. As a striker you get confidence from scoring goals. I have to add them to my game in the rest of the season. I am working hard in training to make sure I get into positions and hopefully they will come soon.
'It is a long drought now. It is something I am trying not to think about. It is so long ago I have forgotten when it was.
'But for all that the team comes first, and as long as we win that is all that matters. On a personal level I want to break that duck as soon as I can. I am playing well.
'When the team is winning you want to get in amongst the goals. Hopefully I will put it right in the next couple of games.'
The Football League have confirmed that goal-line technology will be used for the first time in domestic cup football.
The Goal Decision Syste, system will be used in the Capital One Cup fifth round, semi-finals and final at venues where it is currently installed.
Following testing in the last fortnight, FIFA have confirmed the Mitre Delta V12 ball – the Official Matchball of the Capital One Cup – is now calibrated to be used with Hawk-Eye's ground-breaking system. The Goal Decision System has been used at all Premier League matches this season and has also been installed at Wembley Stadium.
According to Coral, all the early money has been for Fabio Capello to replace AVB, with his odds cut from 3-1 to 6-4.
Prior to Tottenham's latest defeat there was speculation that Spurs may be getting ready to replace Andre Villas-Boas at White Hart Lane with Fabio Capello being sighted in the press box. The current Russian manager has always expressed a desire to return to the Premier League and with his impeccable record at club level, Daniel Levy could turn to the former England manager.
Here are the front runners:
Fabio Capello 6/4
Michael Laudrup 5/1
Glenn Hoddle 10/1
Tim Sherwood 12/1
Mauricio Pochettino 12/1
Boys for Brazil: Henderson overcomes 'gait' issues to run the show for Liverpool, Cleverley bites back for United but Wilshere is hit for six (and a possible ban) at City
Craig Hope: This was the weekend when the midfield shoo-ins were booted into touch by the supposed also-rans.
For with England skipper Steven Gerrard sat injured in a television studio, Frank Lampard a sub unused at Chelsea, the sidelined Michael Carrick starting a Santa fun run at Old Trafford and Jack Wilshere being outplayed at Manchester City – not to mention his offensive gesture to the home fans – the pretenders seized the opening to emerge from the shadows.
Jordan Henderson was outstanding for Liverpool and found the target during their 5-0 mauling of Spurs, Tom Cleverley brought relief to a year-long goal drought in the Premier League with a strike for Manchester United at Aston Villa, while Ross Barkley and Gareth Barry again starred as Everton cruised past Fulham.
I am very happy that we drew @chelseafc because for both games I will be playing at home
Barcelona, great draw! Any footballer should want play those games. First things first, tomorrow big game v Leicester! #MCFC
Chris Wheeler: There will be an added dimension to the City-Barcelona tie given the bad feeling that exists between the two clubs over City appointing former Barca executives Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain as CEO and football director last year.
Asked if there will be extra tension, Begiristain said: 'No I don't think so. The most important people are on the pitch, the players. We are not so important.
'We will enjoy the city because it's our city and we'll enjoy the club because it was our club and we love this club. But now we are enjoying Manchester and we hope we win.
'We will fight for the trophy but it could be better. It's a wonderful draw - two big teams, one with a lot of history and the other is the new one coming. Also for the people it will be a great match.
The match is bound to be billed as a shootout between Argentina teammates Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi. Begiristain added: 'The text messages will be flying from Barcelona to Manchester now.'
Chris Wheeler: Oldham have sacked Cristian Montano, one of the players at the centre of the spot-fixing scandal.
The Colombian winger was suspended without pay last week after he was arrested and bailed over allegations he tried to get himself booked in a League One fixture at Wolves in exchange for cash.
However, the club confirmed today that Montano has been sacked for gross misconduct following an internal investigation. It is also understood that the 22-year-old is one of three men due to stand trial in March charged with the rape of a woman in London.
Barcelona director of football Andoni Zubizarreta is relishing the showdown against Manchester City after the two sides were drawn in the Champions League last 16.
The Spanish giants will come up against former Barca player Yaya Toure.
Zubizarreta said: 'Going up against Yaya Toure again and Txiki Begiristain means the game has absolutely everything.
'For a long time if you thought about a big European game in Manchester you would always think United but not anymore.'
This is all rather strange. A Twitter account called @uefacorruption started tweeting yesterday saying 'we are going to reveal a portion of UEFA's corruption and manipulation' and that they would reveal the results of the Champions League draw. Which they did duly did, 21 hours ago. This is either some kind of hack, or something fishy is going on. It can all be seen here.
People are suggesting the account holders tweeted every single possible draw result and went back and deleted them today. Some people have waaaay too much time on their hands.
Laura Williamson: AVB is sacked after taking Spurs to their highest points haul in the Premier League and with the best win percentage of any Tottenham manager of the last 20 years. It's hardly a surprise after the manner of Spurs' 5-0 defeat by Liverpool yesterday, but so much for giving those seven summer signings, and a young manager on a long-term contract, time to gel.
Villas-Boas made some grave errors, particularly with his handling of Hugo Lloris' head injury, in his inconsistent team selections and with many of his ill-advised media comments, but what roles have Franco Baldini and Daniel Levy played in Spurs' uninspiring start to the season? Nacer Chadli, for instance, is a player with whom Villas-Boas did not have the greatest relationship because he was not 'his' player.
The fact remains that the squad Villas-Boas has now is not as good as the one he inherited from Harry Redknapp: so who takes responsibility for that? AVB, it seems, must carry the can.
Sportsmail's Chris Wheeler doesn't expect Pellegrini to express any regrets over getting his numbers wrong in Munich...
People will be quick to have another go at Manuel Pellegrini over his miscalculation in Munich now that Manchester City have drawn Barcelona. But knowing you have to score four goals against the European champions is one thing, actually doing it is another.
Pellegrini will speak about it at 12.30pm today and don't expect him to express any regrets. Considering City's current form, Barca will be just as worried about how it has all panned out.
Here's a reminder of what Samir Nasri had to say today after the 6-3 demolition of his old club Arsenal.
'Everyone will look at this game on top of what we did against Bayern in midweek and be a little bit worried about playing us.
'If I had to pick the draw, of course I would go for Paris Saint Germain, Atletico Madrid or Borussia Dortmund. I don't want to play Real Madrid or Barcelona. But if we do get them, they will be worried about us.'
Dnipro v Tottenham
Real Betis v Rubin Kazan
Swansea v Napoli
Juventus v Trabzonspor
Maribor v Sevilla
Viktoria Plzen v Shakhtar Donetsk
Chornomorets v Lyon
Lazio v Ludogorets
Esbjerg v Fiorentina
Ajax v FC Salzburg
Maccabi Tel-Aviv v Basle
Porto v Eintracht Frankfurt
Anzhi v Genk
Dynamo Kiev v Valencia
PAOK v Benfica
Slovan Liberec v AZ Alkmaar
In a press conference I attended a couple of weeks back Jose Mourinho cited Didier Drogba as an example of a player who he could put pressure on to release the 'animal' inside.
'I give Didier as an example: when I put real pressure on him, the animal was always coming from the dark,' he said. Let's hope he knows how to keep it penned up, too, after Chelsea drew Galatasaray in the next round of the Champions League.
Michael Laudrup's agent, Bayram Tutumlu, has told Sportsmail: 'Michael Laudrup is very happy at Swansea. It is a good club and he wants to stay at Swansea.'
It seems the Dame will stay at Swansea...
As the Europa League enters into its knock-out phase, only 32 teams remain including Premier League sides Tottenham and Swansea.
Following the exit of Wigan, the two outfits are the only sides left representing the English coefficient having come through the group stage unscathed, and they are now joined by the teams dropping out from the Champions League.
Follow Sportsmail's coverage of the last 32 and last 16 draws from Nyon at 12pm, as Spurs and Swansea find out who they will face in the knockout stages.
Well done Tim...
Anyone remember Man City's first game at the Etihad? That's right, it was against Barcelona (and they won...)
Dominic King: One small fact surrounding Manchester City being drawn against Barcelona. When the Etihad Stadium staged its first football match in August 2003, 12 months after staging the Commonwealth Games, City's first opponents were Barcelona. They won 2-1 that afternoon with Nicolas Anelka and Trevor Sinclair scoring the goals.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is already sounding out potential replacements and Sportsmail has learnt that he favours an experienced coach with World Cup pedigree.
Fabio Capello, who was at White Hart Lane on Sunday performing TV duties, out-of-work Gus Hiddink and Glenn Hoddle and three high-profile names in the frame.
Manchester City v Barcelona
Manchester United v Olympiakos
AC Milan v Atletico Madrid
Bayer Leverkusen v PSG
Galatasaray v Chelsea
Schalke v Real Madrid
Zenit v Borussia Dortmund
Arsenal v Bayern Munich
Tottenham have posted the following statement on their website, announcing that AVB has been sacked after yesterday's 5-0 defeat to Liverpool.
'The Club can announce that agreement has been reached with Head Coach, Andre Villas-Boas, for the termination of his services. The decision was by mutual consent and in the interests of all parties.
'We wish Andre well for the future. We shall make a further announcement in due course.'
Taken my seat in the draw hall, only a few minutes until the action begins. UEFA has ramped up security this year and there are now guards patrolling the grounds.
In previous years it was possible to sit in the draw hall and watch the rehearsals, but that's all changed now.
Arsenal secretary David Miles is chatting away and he's a lot more relaxed today than he was when I saw him at the Etihad on Saturday after their 6-3 defeat against Manchester City.
Martin Jol has emerged as the front runner to replace Steve Clarke as manager at West Brom.
Here is the latest from Betfair:
Betfair make Martin Jol their clear favourite to become the next permanent West Brom manager after reporting sustained support from 6-1 to current odds of 4-1.
Albion are keen to make an appointment before the busy festive period and although Jol has been linked with the post, it is possible that after being sacked by Fulham this month he would welcome a short break from the game
Former West Brom boss Roberto Di Matteo is next best in the market at 11-2.
One of the peculiarities of Gus Poyet's reign so far is his team selections. The Sunderland boss says strikers Jozy Altidore and Steven Fletcher can work as a partnership.
Strange then that he dropped Fletcher to the bench at West Ham and played Fabio Borini instead. Both Borini and Altidore missed good chances at Upton Park.
Poyet has questioned whether Lee Cattermole and Ki Sung-Yeung can play together, then picked the pair on Saturday. He keeps swapping his full-backs, dropping Jack Colback, who is arguably his most consistent midfielder, and persevering with Seb Larsson.
The Capital One Cup quarter-final at home to his former club Chelsea tomorrow night is possibly a distraction Poyet and his players could do without in their league survival battle. They will definitely be bottom at Christmas and only West Brom have avoided relegation from that position in Barclays Premier League history.
We see Poyet at two today to hear his thoughts on this cup tie, which offers some relief from the league campaign at least. You have to go back to the last millennium for the last time Sunderland reached the last four of this competition.
But his team selections are certain to be top of the agenda. And Fletcher for one will be interested in his answers.
The cream have risen to the top and the weak weeded out, only 16 of the 32 teams that entered the Champions League remain in the competition as the tournament enters its knockout phase.
After Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal came through the group stage unscathed, all four Premier League sides will now look towards reaching the Lisbon final in May.
Find out who they will face in the next round and follow Sportsmail's coverage of the last 16 draw in Nyon which is set to take place at 11am.
Tottenham's kit sponsors Under Armour have cancelled a pre-planned masterclass with Brad Friedel today. The veteran goalkeeper was due to put a group of journalists through their paces at the club's Enfield training ground this afternoon. But the message was put out at the 11th hour that the session would no longer be going ahead, fuelling further talk that there may be more pressing issues today...
Rob Brennan: Work on the stadium where England are due to play their opening World Cup match in Brazil has been partially suspended.
A construction worker died at the site of the Arena Amazonia in Manaus on Saturday, prompting a labour court to order a halt to all work being conducted high above ground until they are satisfied that conditions are safe.
England are set to kick off their Group D campaign at the stadium on June 14 against Italy and the tragedy is the latest in a series of setbacks for organisers.
You often see playground tricks re-created on the football pitch - childish scuffles, rush goalie... and a bit of next goal wins.
But this one from the Turkish league is a whole different case.
Dutch international Ryan Donk, playing for Kasimpasa, caused a ruckus for dispossessing a Besiktas forward by throwing another ball at his feet.
Were Tottenham over confident going into the Liverpool game? Sportsmail's Laura Williamson shares her thoughts...
I realise this is said with the benefit of hindsight, but I was struck by Tottenham's surprising bullishness ahead of the Liverpool game.
Lewis Holtby said 'now is the right moment to play Liverpool', while Andre Villas-Boas talked of a 'wonderful situation' in which a victory would have taken Spurs level on points with Brendan Rodgers' side.
The Tottenham boss has also said numerous times that his team's 2-1 defeat by Everton this time last year was a major factor in Spurs' failure to qualify for the Champions League; something Villas-Boas was anxious to avoid in 2013.
After a 5-0 defeat and a brilliant Liverpool performance, however, you cannot help but think Tottenham underestimated their opponents. Either way, Villas-Boas' attempts to talk a good game and fill his team with confidence backfired dramatically.
Ian Ladyman: Big day for the two Manchester clubs today, given that it's Champions League draw. Manuel Pellegrini is giving a press conference at lunchtime so we should be able to hear his reaction and find out just how much he rues getting his sums wrong in Germany last week.
Given the way they performed at Bayern Munich, mind, City shouldn't fear anybody in today's draw while United should benefit from finishing top of their group.
Talking of United, great to see Darren Fletcher back in action in the Barclays Premier League yesterday. A talented midfield player and a good bloke, too. Hopefully we shall see a lot more of him in weeks to come. David Moyes will certainly hope so.
Spurs playing West Ham Wednesday in a cup game. I would have had us down to win that. If we lose that badly then I feel AVB is dead meat.
Gunners sweat over Wilshere fate as midfielder faces ban for obscene gesture directed towards Manchester City fans
Arsenal are waiting to hear what punishment could be coming Jack Wilshere's way after the midfielder aimed an abusive hand gesture towards Manchester City supporters during Saturday's 6-3 loss at the Etihad Stadium.
The Football Association will review the full match report of referee Martin Atkinson before deciding whether to launch a disciplinary case against Wilshere after television cameras showed him raising his middle finger in the direction of home fans.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says the club will accept any punishment the FA hands down.
Match of the Day 2 last night carried footage of Andre Villas-Boas's post-match press conference where he was quizzed by Sportsmail's Neil Ashton. Here's the transcript of their exchange.
Neil Ashton: 'Is this your team? Are these the players that you want to work with and the players you would chose to work with?'
AVB: 'I'm not sure if I can make it public. We have worked hard to build a strong team and we have a strong team and we are happy with the signings.'
Simon Jones: David Weir will be appointed as assistant manager at League One Brentford today.
The former Scotland international is highly-regarded as an up and coming coach despite a short-lived spell as manager of Sheffield United earlier this season.
Weir, 43, will join Brentford's new-look set up with Mark Warburton as first team manager and Frank McParland as sporting director. The shake-up came following Uwe Rosler's move to Wigan as manager and some Brentford coaching staff are expected to follow the German to the DW Stadium.
Weir, who made over 620 appearances as a player and earned 69 caps for Scotland, was among candidates to become Brentford manager before Rosler's appointment.
Brentford are in third position after defeating Oldham on Saturday with a late goal from Jonathan Douglas.
It's a real honour to open the CR7 Museum in my hometown Funchal. I'm very happy and excited.
David Moyes cancelled the traditional Manchester United Christmas pantomime.
The Red Devils are struggling in the Premier League - currently lying in eighth place - although they beat Aston Villa 3-0 on Sunday.
A source told The Sun: 'This year's Christmas lunch contrasted heavily to those under Sir Alex Ferguson, which were filled with fun.'
Harry Redknapp knows what life is like at the Lane, but he never had the pressure of a £100million transfer kitty.
The former Spurs boss has spoken out in defence of AVB, saying the Portuguese manager will pull through.
'I think people are overreacting too quickly,' the former Spurs boss told talkSPORT. 'You lose a couple of games now and you're in trouble, it shouldn't be like that.
'You either think somebody is good at their job or not and when you appoint someone you should give them time and let them do the job.
'I'm sure Villas-Boas will pull through it, if you give him time they will come back.
'Whether they'll make the Champions League places this season, I'm not sure, it'll be very tight.
'But it's far too early for people to start wanting to pull the plug on him, you've got to give him time and see what he can do.'
Andre Villas-Boas survived a crisis meeting with chairman Daniel Levy and technical director Franco Baldini after Spurs' 5-0 humbling at home to Liverpool.
Despite backing from Levy in the highly-charged meeting, they are short-term guarantees and Villas-Boas knows he could be sacked at a moment's notice. The Spurs chairman is already sounding out potential replacements.
We'll be bringing you all the breaking news, tweets, opinion and pictures on the Spurs boss' future throughout the day.
Do you think he should stay? Get in touch on email@example.com or @mailsport.
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Taiwan-based Wistron Corporation has introduced a mammoth Windows Phone at Computex 2014. It's called the Wistron Tiger Windows Phone.
Touted as the world's largest Windows Phone smartphone, it's a phablet of sorts with a 6.45-inch Full HD screen. The display even has a 1,080 x 1,920-pixel resolution. Other noteworthy specs include a quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor and an aluminum build.
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Browse the gallery below for a closer look at the Wistron Tiger Windows Phone. The images are from a hands-on video by Mobilegeeks.de.
Computex, also known as the Taipei International Information Technology Show, is a computer and electronics tradeshow held annually in Taiwan. This year's expo kicked off 3 June and will end 7 June.