Monday, August 28, 2017

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Jurgen Klopp open to Divock Origi departure

The future of Divock Origi appears up in the air, with Jurgen Klopp hinting that the striker may be allowed to leave Liverpool this week.

The Reds are still buzzing after Sunday's thrilling 4-0 win over Arsenal in the Premier League, but one person who played no part was Origi.

The Belgian was left out of Liverpool's matchday squad, as was the case in last week's Champions League clash with Hoffenheim at Anfield, with Daniel Sturridgeand Dominic Solanke the preferred choices on the substitutes' bench.

Klopp's decision to leave out Origi has led to speculation over the Belgian's future, with only injuries likely to see him enjoy plenty of playing time this season.

When quizzed about the situation in his post-Arsenal press conference, the Liverpool manager gave an inkling that he may allow Origi to move on by Deadline Day on Thursday. "We will see," Klopp said.

"That's not something to talk about here. If players come in, I think it makes sense to think about what we do on the other side.

"They're obviously involved in this (the players). I'm not sure, we will see, you have to wait.". The Reds have been strongly linked with a big-money move for Monaco's Thomas Lemar, which could be one of the potential incomings Klopp was alluding to.

There is an argument to say that Origi could even be used as part of the deal, especially with Monaco's star striker Kylian Mbappe on the verge of joining PSG.

Origi's future is a tricky one. At 22, he still has years ahead of him and he has shown in the past that he can be a real handful on his day.

On the flip side, however, he is showing very few signs of kicking on, and he has arguably regressed in the last year or so.

He doesn't feel particularly suited to this Liverpool side, often struggling to be on the same wavelength as those around him, so it wouldn't be disastrous to see him leave.

Klopp will have the final say, and as so often seems to be the case with him in the transfer market, his decision will be the correct one.

For more infomation >> Jurgen Klopp open to Divock Origi departure - Duration: 2:52.

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Peugeot 308 1.2 PureTech 130 PK Allure | 17'' velgen - Duration: 0:57.

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Mazda CX-5 2.0 SKYACTIV-G 165 TS+ Bose/leder pakket Navigatie - Duration: 1:01.

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Ultime notizie: Asia Nuccetelli dopo la crisi: ritorno sui social? La confessione | K.N.B.T - Duration: 3:32.

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박준우 맹기용 비판- 박준우 기자 여자친구와 여자 문제 - Duration: 14:56.

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Uomini e Donne, Oscar Branzani e le parole d'amore per Eleonora | M.C.G.S - Duration: 3:35.

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Tháng Cô Hồn 4 Con Giáp dễ Gặp xui Xẻo và Cách Hóa Giải Tiêu Hung Hóa Cát | Tử Vi Trọn Đời - Duration: 5:14.

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スマホゲー『うたの☆プリンスさまっ♪ Shining Live』本日より配信スタート! リリース記念キャンペーンも開催 | アニメ - Duration: 1:53.

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All-new Volvo S90: stylish, smart and not another 5-series, CAR+ January 2016 - Duration: 10:24.

All-new Volvo S90: stylish, smart and not another 5-series, CAR+ January 2016

By 2020 Volvo hopes to have established itself as a true premium alternative, but the success of XC90 – positive response to interior and exterior design, far higher than predicted take-up of top-end powertrains and trim options, key player in the best sales month (November 2015) in the company's 88-year history – and the fact that the talismanic SUV informs much of the new S90 saloon would suggest the ambitious, rejuvenated Swedes are making headway.

Now of course Ford-free, Geely-funded (to the tune of $11 billion over five years), ambitious and proudly Swedish, the buzz at Volvo is palpable.

Design chief Thomas Ingenlath can't stifle a chuckle as he explains how this all-new S90 'waves goodbye to dressed-up Mondeo proportions'.

It's the same story on the chassis side, where men such as vehicle dynamics manager Stefan Karlsson can't hide their glee at having fit-for-purpose double wishbone and composite leafspring suspension systems to play with.

'The body control and responses on this car are really nice, really tight,' he says, smiling confidently like Lewis Hamilton after his first drive of the all-conquering hybrid Merc F1 car. 'And there is no heaving or floating like an old Volvo.'.

The Swedes moved bodly upmarket with the XC90 and the S90 will follow suit. Full pricing will be confirmed with the car's unveiling at the Detroit motor show, but entry-level D4 manuals will start at £32k.

The T8 XC90 starts at £60k, and similarly swish S90s won't be shy either. Can Volvo compete in such lofty fiscal territories?  . The raw materials certainly have potential. S90 rides on the scalable SPA chassis that underpins the fine-driving XC90.

Modular, for economies of scale, backward compatibility and lean development cycles (Volvo is working to cut these from 36 months to 20 as it launches the remainder of its next-generation portfolio), the platform was designed around four-cylinder petrol and diesel engines and plug-in hybrids.

Suspension is by transverse leafspring at the rear (to save weight, boost boot space and fight body roll) and double wishbones up front, with air suspension an upgrade option over the standard mechanical dampers.

Volvo engineers also admit you can't build a saloon to fight the Germans and not offer something M Sport-esque at a later date, almost certainly under the Polestar banner.

Set-up is said to be distinctly different to XC90 and altogether more engaging, despite the closely related hardware. 'First and foremost S90 is intended to be a relaxing car to drive,' says chassis guru Karlsson.

'You're not going to break any Nürburgring lap records – the S90 is comfortable and relaxed in this touring specification, with great insulation, particularly on the air suspension, but body control, steering response and agility are so far ahead of what we had before.

The handling is precise and the steering has very little slack. It's tight; you turn the wheel and the car responds. In this respect it's best in class. Coming from a BMW, you'll enjoy this car.

With this platform we've been able to deliver clean responses so you feel happy right away.

When senior management drove the car for sign-off they all drove far faster than they have in any previous Volvo.' We'll take all this with a lorryload of salt, but our interest levels are piqued. .

Engine options globally will include a T6 four-cylinder petrol (under consideration for the UK), D4 and D5 diesels and the T8 plug-in hybrid.

The T8 and D5 will use Volvo's eight-speed auto, while the D4 will also be available with a six-speed manual.

All-wheel-drive D5s (232bhp, 354lb ft, 7.3sec 0-62mph, 55mpg and 133g/km CO2) will spearhead UK sales in the summer, followed by the D4 (187bhp, 295lb ft, 8.2sec 0-62mph, 69mpg, 109g/km CO2) and the faintly ballistic 401bhp T8.

The new D5 engine enjoys more power and a sharper throttle response than the existing XC90 D5 motor thanks to the use of compressed air to instantaneously spool the turbo. .

'T8 is important in America, where they have this performance V8 heritage, but it'll also appeal to European drivers who appreciate strong acceleration and safe overtaking performance,' explains Volvo's busiest engineer, e-propulsion, electrics/electronics and vehicle dynamics vice president Thomas Muller.

'It has performance when you need it but it also reflects the fact that our customers are environmentally responsible, and that they're not into counting cylinders.' The T8 will hit 62mph in 5.2sec while also offering 44g/km Co2 and 149mpg.

It's expected to account for 10% of UK sales, though demand for the same powertrain in the XC90 has proved stronger than  estimated at 20%. .

Exterior design adheres to Ingenlath's inspired new formula, with a twist on the new corporate face that deftly references the P1800's concave grille.

From most angles it's a striking car, and the short front overhang and vast wheels make for some pleasing proportions,  but the back end oddly calls to mind VW's ultra-eco XL1… Perhaps the V90 estate, due later in 2016, will provide a more resolved rear end. .

Inside, war has been declared on visible plastic. Instead, finely stitched leather, Scandi-style open-pore timber and jewellery in the form of glass controls and chrome frames are all implemented with a charming lightness of touch.

S90 is a far bigger car than the S80 it replaces and front and rear legroom (helped by stylish, super-slim front seats) and bootspace are all generous.

HMI is via the XC90's show-stealing central touchscreen, and the tech arsenal will include myriad collision avoidance systems, a highway autopilot happy to take the helm at up to 80mph and Apple CarPlay. .

If the XC90 was the lauded debut, S90 is the all-important second album. An XC90-esque reception would validate Volvo's upmarket push and bolster that premium alternative status it seeks.

Besting the S80 is not the issue – Jag's XF and the next-gen Germans will be the real test of Gothenburg's latest disruptor. That establishment in full….

Will borrow much from the tech powerhouse 7-series, including strategic use of carbon, gesture control and a raft of autopilot driver assistance systems.

We wish the styling was a little braver but at least the body's wrought in lightweight aluminium and the Jag drives like a dream on tricky UK roads.

Last updated in 2014 and still a contender on refinement if not driving thrills. If the new A6 in 2017 steers like the new A4 we're in.

V6 engines are out – in come straight-sixes, plug-in diesels and a sub-100g/km CO2 downsized four with 122bhp.

For more infomation >> All-new Volvo S90: stylish, smart and not another 5-series, CAR+ January 2016 - Duration: 10:24.

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「あゝ、荒野」菅田将暉&ヤン・イクチュンが"孤独"ブチ壊し登場「構えずに観て」|24H ニュース - Duration: 8:35.

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TVアニメ『時間の支配者』第9話「責任と原理」より先行場面カットが到着! 街はずれの森を進む霧とミーナ、ブレイズの3人だが、街に残ったヴィクトは…… | アニメ - Duration: 1:57.

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Johny Johny Yes Papa

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Opel Astra TwinTop 1.8 COSMO,AUTOMAAT,AIRCO ECC,LM VELGEN,CRUISE C - Duration: 0:59.

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【海賊王】 索隆成為世界第一劍士的路上、已收到過幾次致命的重傷、你對哪次傷害印象最深 中文字幕cc - 草帽海賊團 channel - Duration: 10:42.

For more infomation >> 【海賊王】 索隆成為世界第一劍士的路上、已收到過幾次致命的重傷、你對哪次傷害印象最深 中文字幕cc - 草帽海賊團 channel - Duration: 10:42.

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Noah Beckers Arroganz-Auftritt bei Grill den Henssler | Sohn von Tennis-Star - Duration: 2:39.

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Spider-Man's Costume

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J #33 - Самая БЕСПОЛЕЗНАЯ функция в моей камере - Duration: 1:58.

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Balakrishna Playing Dual Role in his 102nd Movie | K s Ravi Kumar | Nayanatara | Filmy Frames - Duration: 1:22.

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Mercedes-Benz CLK-Klasse Coupé 200 K. ELEGANCE - Duration: 0:49.

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Mercedes-Benz C-Klasse 180 K BUSINESS AVANTGARDE AMG NL auto Automaat 130.000 Nap - Duration: 0:59.

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Inside The AG2R La Mondiale Mechanic's Truck | La Vuelta A España 2017 - Duration: 9:30.

- One of the few trucks which we have yet to do a tour of

at the world tour level is that of AG2R La Mondiale,

the French world tour squad, which homes Romain Bardet,

third this year and second last year at the Tour de France.

So let's take a look inside.

Right, starting from the back there,

this is where all of the bikes are racked.

You'll notice that a lot of the bikes are stacked outside,

the first team bikes,

they will be just placed here

when the truck is closed up at night.

And these, the spare ones, as I said,

racked all the way along here,

with the Di2 chargers there to

charge all of the Shimano electronics.

On the other side,

we've got here the start of the rack of wheels.

Going in depth order, quite like that,

from the deepest Cosmics here at the top,

around about 60 millimetres,

down to the medium versions then,

the climbing Ksyrium wheels down here at the bottom,

which don't look like they're used too much these days,

because there's no cassettes on any of

them along the bottom as far as I can see.

Right in the back, there are a

whole load of spare Continental tubular tyres.

I think they're ready to go on the wheels.

These are, presumably,

the punctured ones that the team has had so far.

And then we start looking through the drawers.

Now then this one consists mainly of

different plugs and chargers, etc, but also,

importantly, spare mounts for the roof rack

on top of the team cars where the bikes are clamped on.

Further on down, spare TT and seat posts.

Spares saddle and seatpost, for the TT bike.

Dura-Ace rear mechs, in fact this an Ultegra one,

but complete with ceramic speed hangers.

Spare pads, an armrest for the TT bike,

we've also got bottle cages

in here for the time trial bikes.

Yeah, materials contre la montre,

which is time trial-specific stuff,

so that is that drawer.

OK.

Guidon and selle, so spare saddles and bar tape in here.

I have to say, I'm a sucker for the colours

that they've chosen for the Factor bikes and

also for these nice Fi'zi:k saddles.

Really nice, the turquoise and white there.

They've got the time trial-specific Fi'zi:k saddles here,

with the cut-off nose that you can

get in a good position quite comfortably.

And a whole load of Fi'zi:k bar tape.

White and black further on down here.

And one spare seat post,

a Fi'zi:k Arione saddle for a road bike.

And some Mavic stickers for the disc wheels.

And this one looks like a lot of spare chain rings.

Yep.

A whole load of different Shimano Dura-Ace chain rings.

And this is a compact one,

interestingly, 52 by 36.

Even the pros occasionally do require compact chain rings

in order to get up the climb comfortably.

At a decent cadence.

Let's see if there's anything more underneath here.

I've got some spare handlebars, there's so many chain rings,

I've never seen so many in one place.

And then, what's this?

This is stuff that they put on the bikes to stop

the cables from rubbing the paint away on the frame.

This next drawer, again, full of Shimano spares.

We've got a whole load of cassettes here.

Interestingly,

quite a few Ultegra cassettes in this particular drawer.

Batteries for Di2.

A whole load of different cables, etc,

in this box, as well.

And then what have we got over here?

CeramicSpeed stuff.

So, all of the CeramicSpeed bottom brackets

in that particular box.

And in the last one here, we've got chains.

Again, mix of Shimano Dura-Ace and Ultegra.

This is something that every mechanics truck will have.

So they're scales, these ones from Park Tools,

very important to make sure that their bikes meet

the UCI's minimum weight requirements of 6.8kg,

'cause I know that the Factors do come in under that if

they're not careful, so they do have to add some weight.

Next drawer down.

Loads of nuts and bolts.

And this is the cable housing, isn't it?

So you can put two sets of cables rather neatly together.

We've seen that on a few of the

pro bikes over the last few years.

Spare inner cables, there.

A few bottle cages from their sponsor, Elite.

CeramicSpeed stickers.

Another hanger.

And then there is the all-important tubular glue,

which they will paint to the rims

before they put the tubular tyres on.

I do like the hidden trap doors in the floor.

This one houses a whole load of different Elite

bottle cages, including the all-important polka-dot ones,

just in case anyone at the Tour de France

was wearing a polka-dot jersey.

Nice little touches

Spare pedals in the next trap door.

Further on down, we have got the Mavic disc wheels,

of course for the time trial bikes,

and some more Cosmic wheels, medium dish,

or medium depth, should I say just there.

Inside this cupboard,

nothing too much, but note, a pair of wellies.

Always important when you're spraying your bikes,

that you don't get your feet all wet.

Couple of aprons there, as well.

I do like the compressors that they

have in the pro teams' workshops.

This one is, of course,

for the tyres and blown up a bit easier than a normal pump.

But this one, this here, is for drying the chain off,

and other parts of the bike, after they've cleaned them.

(air blows)

And the final drawer here, it feels very heavy,

packed full of cleaning products.

Morgan Blue, I believe, is the sponsor of the team,

so they've got plenty of lubricant there, as well.

Up here is where they've got all the spare cassettes

from 11-32 for the big mountains,

all the way down to 11-25, the closest ratio,

which actually we saw on Romain Bardet's

time trial bike a little bit earlier on today.

Down to the drawers.

Oh, they're locked.

Oh, no.

Not locked, I just can't figure out how to get them open.

Right, up here in the top, a whole load

of crimping pieces for cable ends there.

Not sure what that is.

I'm sure somebody would be able to tell us.

Oh, a digital multimeter.

(drawer shuts)

Spare Mavic brake shoes and brake pads in this drawer.

Loads of quick-release spares.

Further on down, we have in here,

ah, chain keepers.

See Si!

Important tools for all pro mechanics,

these are the Park Tool chain keepers.

Tempted to nick one, actually, I must admit.

And tape.

You really cant' get too much tape as a pro team mechanic.

Comes in handy for all sorts of problems.

If you're wondering why there are

a whole load of toe straps just here,

they're not fitting to go into an

old-fashioned pedal system, but instead,

those are what secure the wheels onto

the roof racks of the team car.

And here is their all-important

accreditation so they can get around.

And what they call pretty much the

bible when you're at a bike race.

This is for the Vuelta of course.

All the maps, all the stages, all the stage routes.

Everything you need to know.

And then finally, before we head out

into the front of the truck,

this is Romain Bardet's spare Factor O2 road bike frame.

Written on the top, "Take the risk or lose the chance."

I do like that motto.

And onto kitchen area,

which is used by the soigneurs,

and to our left, immediately,

what looks like a load of old washing machines,

this is actually where they store all the bidons, or bottles

I'm not sure where they've got the tops for them,

but I'm sure they've got them stored somewhere.

Maybe...

Nope, it's just a load of

main parts of the bidon.

The all-important washing machine and dryer,

which does all of the riders'

kits after each and every race,

that'll be delivered back to them the next morning,

or even sometimes, the evening of the stage.

A printer in there.

Logistics stuff, by the looks of it.

In this one, a lot of condiments, pasta, rice,

a lot of things that the riders will eat immediately

after stages once they've had their recovery drinks.

A map of the race.

La Vuelta España.

Pan au Lait.

Used to love having them when I was an amateur in France.

Kind of sweet, soft bread, and sometimes

they'll have them actually in the race,

filled with jam or honey or even Nutella sometimes,

that's a real treat.

In the sink here, all of the

time trial bottles ready to be cleaned.

They would have been training out on their

TT bikes as we're filming this just a

couple of days before the start of the World Tour,

which kicks off with a team time trial.

In here, cling film, aluminium foil, some kitchen utensils.

Further down, the all-important olive oil.

Oh, no it's not!

Syrup de foix, again,

something that I had quite a lot of as an amateur.

A lot of the amateur teams back in France actually

use that instead of energy drinks for the races.

I'll finish with the fridge/freezer.

Up here, in the fridge, lots of fresh tomato, mozzarella.

Some jambon, as well.

And some cheeky little cans of Cokes there at the bottom.

They've got a lot of bottles of water in the freezer,

that's simply to put into the cool boxes,

filled with bidons that are put into the

back of the team cars during the races.

Right, well thank you very much to the

AG2R team for letting us have a look around their truck.

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There's a couple more videos,

which you might want to watch right now.

A couple of years ago, at this very race,

Matt took a look around the AG2R team bus,

you can find that in the bottom corner just down here.

Or, if you'd like to take a closer look at

Romain Bardet's Factor bike, that video is just down here.

For more infomation >> Inside The AG2R La Mondiale Mechanic's Truck | La Vuelta A España 2017 - Duration: 9:30.

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Learn Colors With Boat | Nursery Rhymes For Kids | Videos For Toddlers | Fun learning for babies - Duration: 29:20.

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Down came the rain And washed the spider out

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Put those monkeys right to bed

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