MESUT OZIL'S opportunity to win Unai Emery over may have arrived. Arsenal, without the suspended Alexandre Lacazette, are in need of a hero for Thursday night's must-win clash with BATE Borisov at the Emirates
The Belarusian champions shocked the Gunners with a 1-0 home win last week in the first leg of their Europa League round of 32 tie
Emery, the Europa League specialist, must see the competition as a potential back door to next season's Champions League
And so the Spaniard will consider whether to trust Ozil for the crucial clash. Aaron Ramsey and Sokratis Papastathopoulos are available but Emery could be without Ainsley Maitland-Niles due to illness, with Stephan Lichtsteiner ready to step in
Arsenal are only one point off fourth-place Man United in the Premier League, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looks to have turned the Red Devils into top-four certainties
Arsenal's season may end up hinge on tonight's game. So the former Sevilla boss may take no risks with his selection, seeing Bernd Leno as a possible replacement for cup keeper Petr Cech
The industrial Lucas Torreira could return to the team after starting on the bench last week
And Ramsey may prove to be the departing hero again as he prepares for his Gunners swansong
Regardless of his team selection, Emery believes the Emirates crowd can play their part
He said: "If we can create a big atmosphere tomorrow, then it is very important
"The supporters want to watch our team play with the best performance possible." Aubameyang, Guendouzi and Lacazette dance in Arsenal training as Emery's star battle to save Europa League dream
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CNN Hires Failed GOP Operative Who Pledged Loyalty To Trump For 2020 Campaign Coverage - Duration: 4:04.
Or Tuesday, it was announced that CNN had found the person that was going to oversee
all of their coverage of the 2020 presidential elections and that person happens to be a
woman by the name of Sarah is girl Flores who has zero experience throughout her entire
life in anything related to journalism.
What ms is eager is, is actually a failed Republican operative.
She worked on the campaigns of Mitt Romney didn't go so well.
Carly Fiorina, which also didn't go so well and then she worked on one Senate Campaign
for Ted Cruz, which obviously did go well for her even though Ted Cruz is generally
seen as one of the most hated people in this country in terms of elected officials.
But she was most recently serving as a spokesperson for Jeff sessions at the US Justice Department.
Um, so she has no journalistic experience.
She has done nothing but work for Republicans and Republican organizations cause she was
also with the RNC and a couple other groups for quite a while and now CNN decides, you
know what?
This is the perfect person to oversee all of our election coverage for the next year
and a half.
Now, I'm not exactly sure why they would pick this particular woman.
Is it because while she was at the Justice Department, she openly pledged her loyalty
to Trump.
Is that what attracted CNN to this woman?
Is it because she repeatedly, over the last few years, continued to make up completely
false stories and push conspiracy theories about both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton?
Is it because she wants referred to CNN as the Clinton News Network?
Is it because she said that Kellyanne Conway is a great icon of feminism?
I'm not sure which.
One of those great moments on her resume made CNN say, hell yeah, that's the political director
we want, but they did it.
Maybe they're trying to appease Donald Trump.
Maybe they're tired of his constant attacks on them, but this woman is an absolute disgusting
human being that has spent her career pushing conspiracy theories that have been proven
to be false about Democrats.
And now she has got to be in charge of the TV programming and the online coverage of
the 2020 presidential election.
And here's what that means.
The biggest issue in 2020 is who's going to be the Democratic nominee because really we're
only going to have three or four months of the fight between the main Democratic nominee
and Donald Trump, assuming he's still in office.
So she is going to be directing the coverage all throughout the Democratic primary.
She can craft it and phrase it and frame it in any way that she sees fit.
And as a former Republican operative, I don't think we're going to exactly be getting the
fair and balanced coverage that we should be getting of something this important.
But nonetheless, CNN proved once again that they are nothing more than a corporate media
outlet.
They don't care about honesty.
They don't care about integrity.
They don't care about the facts.
They care about having somebody who they think has a high profile and who will be completely
partisan in her coverage selections.
So if you were planning on watching CNN at all during the 2020 election from now until
the election, I would go ahead and suggest that you make other plans because you're not
going to get anything that's even close to honest from that corporate media network.
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WBZ Midday Forecast For February 20 - Duration: 3:01.
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FUJIFILM X-T3 Handheld Test Movie | VFX + Matte Tests | just for fun | 21 SECONDS - Duration: 0:48.
This is a micro short test movie, shot with the Fujifilm X-T3 and the 10-24mm Fujinon.
In this video I tested some vfx and matte stuff, it's just for fun!
And I decided to make it a bit old school, just like this VHS inspired effect.
Tose are some experiments with vignettes and mattes to see how it works on YouTube.
So all shots are graded with the LUTs from the KYLA LUTs package.
I hope you enjoyed this X-T3 Video.
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How Netflix's 'Roma' Is Inspiring Domestic Workers to Stand Up for Their Rights | NYT Opinion - Duration: 4:02.
"When I saw the movie 'Roma,' I saw myself.
And I said, this is what I do.
This is my life.
Even though the movie was set in the 1970s in Mexico,
I am one of over two million domestic workers
who face similar struggles in the United States today.
'Roma' is sparking a much-needed conversation
about the value of domestic work.
The reality is, one in four domestic workers
live in poverty because we're excluded from minimum wage
and overtime protections.
We suffer abuse from employers behind closed doors
because we have been excluded from the basic workplace
protection against discrimination
and sexual harassment.
This is 2019, America.
It's time for change."
[big band music]
"These injustices are rooted in the legacy of slavery.
In the 1930s, when other workers
were gaining labor protection under the New Deal —
'A guarantee to labor, adequate pay,
and proper conditions of work' —
"lawmakers in the South specifically excluded
domestic workers from those labor rights.
They didn't want to give an inch
to their own black employees, and they
didn't see women's work in the home as being real work.
And as for coloring, I've been a nanny for over 18 years.
I migrated from St. Lucia, where I worked
with the attorney general.
Careful.
I was hired to take care of the children,
but I had to clean the bathrooms, I had to dust,
I had to mop with no extra pay.
Years ago, one of my employers left dog poop for me
to pick up.
I said, no.
This has gone far enough.
I continued speaking up.
And eventually, I was fired.
There's a scene in the movie "Roma"
that spoke to me, the scene where
the family's at the beach.
The main character, Cleo, the domestic worker, cannot swim.
But when the children strayed too far into the ocean,
she didn't think for one second.
She went in after them to save them.
She put her life on the line.
I put my life on hold.
I didn't have kids to take care
of the kids of the families I worked with.
The 1930s are over."
[chanting]
"We're calling on Congress to pass
the first national bill of rights for domestic workers."
"We won't wait."
"It provides us with safe and healthy working conditions,
paid sick leave, paid overtime,
freedom from sexual harassment and discrimination,
fair scheduling practices, and more.
We've already passed laws like this in eight states
and the city of Seattle.
To those watching from Congress,
I urge you to follow the lead of Senator Kamala Harris
and Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, who are cosponsoring
the first national bill.
Think back to the domestic worker that raised you,
the domestic worker that's currently cleaning your home
and watching your kids.
They are the ones that make it possible
for you to go to work.
Think about how you would feel going into work
with no worker rights."
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In Beijing, a Communist Funeral for an Inconvenient Critic The New York Times - Duration: 4:21.
In Beijing, a Communist Funeral for an Inconvenient Critic The New York Times
BEIJING — While alive, Li Rui was a decades long headache for Chinas ruling Communists — a former aide to Mao Zedong who became an obdurate, sharp tongued critic of the party. And the controversy did not stop in death, even for his funeral.
Hundreds of people gathered in Beijing on Wednesday to say goodbye to Mr. Li, four days after . But the funeral revealed tensions between the government, which wanted a brisk Communist ceremony, and mourners who celebrated Mr. Li as a renegade — one who, even as he lay dying, , the partys leader and Chinas president.
Mr. Lis daughter, Li Nanyang, stayed away from the ceremony at Babaoshan cemetery in the capitals west, where members of Chinas political elite are cremated and laid to rest. She said her father had not wanted a stiff, official funeral featuring cookie cutter eulogies or red symbolism that would suggest he had remained devoted to the party.
He wished to be remembered as Li Rui, not as a Communist Party cadre enjoying ministerial level official protocol, Ms. Li said by telephone from California, where she lives, before the funeral.
In conversations with her, Ms. Li said, her father had objected to the idea of lying in a coffin with the partys red banner on top, and to any eulogies and obituaries that praised him as a loyal Marxist.
My fathers wish about the party banner clearly was about rejecting the Communist Party, she said. The party banner symbolized the party occupying someones heart.
But in the end, Mr. Lis funeral followed party protocol.
Mourners who passed by his coffin said it was covered in the red banner of a Chinese Communist. Foreign journalists were not allowed inside the hall.
Wu Wei, a former official who knew Mr. Li, said that according to his widow and other family members, he had not objected in a will to a funeral along party lines. Therefore, he said, they would not go along with what Ms. Li said were her fathers wishes.
What I want to say now is that Li Rui, a centenarian, has departed, so let him quietly depart, his widow, Zhang Yuzhen, said in a written message distributed to mourners.
Even so, the funeral also became a rallying point for people who embraced his hope for a more democratic China.
In a reflection of Mr. Lis dual life — a former senior official who rebelled against the party he had joined in 1937 — the hundreds of mourners included aged former cadres, often stooped or in wheelchairs; graying sons and daughters of revolutionary veterans; prominent historians; dissidents; and ordinary citizens who came to know Mr. Li through his critical books about Mao.
A few paid tribute to Mr. Li by holding up handwritten signs, or by making brief speeches that praised him as a freethinker who had stood up to Mao — opposing the calamitous excesses of — and pressed Maos successors to take China in a more liberal direction. Police officers and officials kept watch, and tried to keep foreign reporters from talking to mourners throughout the morning.
He was someone who had the guts to speak up for the people, said Sheng Lianqi, a retired worker in his 70s, who said he never met Mr. Li but admired his writings.
He held up a handwritten sign that read in part: Li Ruis name will live in eternity. The ordinary people have sharp eyes and clear minds.
Mr. Li leapt into Maos inner circle in the late 1950s, serving as one of the chairmans secretaries until they had a falling out. Mr. Li was banished from office and suffered decades of imprisonment and persecution.
But like many other purged officials, he returned to work after the death of Mao and the end of his frenzied Cultural Revolution. Many officials admired Mr. Li as a reformist who tried to recruit young blood into the party and to redress the injustices of Maos era.
Even if Chinese leaders came to detest Mr. Lis constant criticisms, they discreetly paid their respects on Wednesday. Several people who passed by Mr. Lis coffin said they saw wreathes sent from Mr. Xi, as well as from Chinas premier, Li Keqiang, and other senior leaders, both retired and still in office.
But the party has mostly kept its distance and doused down talk of Mr. Li since he died on Saturday. State media have been silent about his passing, with none of the obituaries and tributes that usually accompany the death of a prominent official.
Many comments about his life and death on the Chinese internet were removed by censors. And, unusually, the party did not issue an official obituary, called a shengping in Chinese, before or at the funeral.
Party leaders had reason to be cautious. Even around the time of his 101st birthday last year, Mr. Li made sharp tongued criticisms of the party and of Mr. Xi.
Early on, Mr. Li had hoped that Mr. Xi would be a relatively moderate leader, and he was dismayed by , said Bao Tong, an ousted former official who was friends with Mr. Li.
His ideas became clearer and clearer, Mr. Bao said of Mr. Li by telephone. Originally he argued that the partys approach was wrong, but later he concluded that the whole direction of the country was wrong, not just the party, but the whole nation.
These days, the party restricts criticism of Mao. But Mr. Li seemed determined to have the last word. He donated many of his papers — including notebooks and letters from his decades in the party, and a diary he kept for more than 80 years — to the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, where scholars will eventually be able to study them, said his daughter, Ms. Li.
He said that we had to have a reckoning with Mao, or there would be endless trouble, Ms. Li said. Sure enough, thats the case now.
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Tone Deaf! Church of England blasts the BBC for 'marginalising' Songs of Praise - Duration: 4:06.
The Church of England has accused the BBC of 'marginalising' Songs of Praise after it moved its flagship religious show to a lunchtime slot
The programme, which has been running for 57 years, used to air late on Sunday afternoons – sometimes going out at 6pm – when audiences were settling down in front of their televisions
But in November, the BBC shifted it to the earlier time of 1.15pm, when many viewers are out or having Sunday lunch
Addressing the General Synod, the Church's governing body, member Chris Angus asked bishops if they had 'questioned why the only regular religious programme previously to be broadcast in peak time has … been marginalised to a slot early on Sunday afternoons'
In a written answer, the Archbishop of York, the Most Rev John Sentamu, said: 'The Church House communications office has been in direct contact with the BBC regarding the scheduling of Songs of Praise
'The BBC has informed them the new scheduling time has been introduced to ensure the programme holds a consistent place in the schedule after the lunchtime news and is not dislodged by the over-running of any sporting events being broadcast later in the day
' The BBC yesterday defended the move, saying it wanted to make the programme easier for viewers to find, ensure 'consistency' and avoid displacement by sporting events
But the shake-up has sparked concern that older viewers are being forced to choose between watching the show and using Sundays for other activities
A petition to return Songs of Praise to its later slot, which has attracted more than 1,000 signatures, also raised fears the BBC is deliberately burying the show in the schedules so it can eventually be dropped
Caroline Hobbs, who launched the petition, said: 'For the housebound and those in care homes, like my mother, this is their only access to Sunday worship
They are unable to record it or use iPlayer.'By moving it to a time when they will be having lunch they are deprived of a much-loved programme
This will also mean that viewing figures will drop, which may lead to it being axed permanently
' She added: 'This is the only Christian programme still shown regularly on TV and although viewers may be in a minority, they still have a right to enjoy it
' Songs of Praise – first launched as an experiment in 1961 – was made by the BBC until 2017, when the broadcaster decided to farm it out to commercial producers
At the time, the move was described as a 'nail in the coffin' of the country's 'religious literacy'
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US : Halle Berry, 52, Is Glowing In Strapless Gold Gown For Costume Designers Guild Awards - Duration: 3:03.
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Independent Group MP gives incredible excuse for not facing a by-election - News Live - Duration: 3:44.
Independent Group MPs have refused to face by-elections because they claim it would "crush the birth of democracy"
Ex-Tory MP Heidi Allen gave the eye-popping excuse today as she became the 11th MP to quit their party and join the new campaign
Since seven ex-Labour MPs formed the group on Monday, they've faced furious calls to stand aside and let voters re-select them in a by-election
But members of the new group have repeatedly rebuffed calls to test their mandate without party backing behind them
They claim their values haven't changed and they were clear about their opposition to elements of their parties in 2017
Yet today Ms Allen - who has a thumping 15,952 majority - said there's another reason too
She told a press conference in Westminster: "This is what the big parties do. They want to crush the birth of democracy
"They want to crush people like us trying to change things for this country
And this is the game of course that they will play. "But we're better than that and we think our constituents in the country deserve better than that
" It came immediately after she said: "The last thing the country needs right now is a general election or any kind of by-election
"We haven't changed. "What we stood on, our values, our own leaflets, our own campaigning when we stood in 2017, none of that has changed
" It came as Theresa May was hit with a bombshell Tory split as three of her most high-profile anti-Brexit MPs quit the party
Heidi Allen, Sarah Wollaston and Anna Soubry dramatically crossed the floor of the House of Commons today and sat on the opposition benches as they joined the Independent Group
In a devastating joint resignation letter to Theresa May , the trio said she is now "in the grip" of hard Brexit Tories and the "final straw has been this government's disastrous handling of Brexit"
And in a savage press conference, Ms Allen said Mrs May had worsened the "suffering" of the most vulnerable
The so-called Independent Group now has 11 MPs - more than the hard-right DUP who prop Theresa May up in power - ramping up the chances of it becoming a full political party
And it has slashed the Prime Minister's already fragile working majority in the House of Commons
But Laura Parker of pro-Corbyn group Momentum said: "It's clear that the new party is a Blairite-Tory coalition aimed at resurrecting a dead agenda of privatisation, deregulation and tax cuts for the super rich
"This is not what their constituents voted for. Umunna, Leslie and Smith's constituents overwhelmingly voted Labour and have ended up with an MP in coalition with the Tories
"This is unfair, undemocratic and dishonest. The only decent thing to do is to call a by-election and let their constituents decide
" Labour is now planning a law to oust MPs who quit their party by forcing them to face a by-election
The party will consult on a new law that - if Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister - would extend the right to launch a "recall petition"
These petitions force MPs to re-stand for office if at least 10% of local voters, around 7,000 people, demand it
Currently they are used mostly for crime or serious breaches of Commons rules.
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Get out and give back at Bid for Bachelors and Bachelorettes - Duration: 5:47.
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Sales Strategy - planning for success - Duration: 5:27.
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✅ Breaking News - Tiger Woods is already preparing for the Masters in April - Duration: 3:28.
Tiger Woods admits he already has one eye on getting himself 'race ready' for the Masters, even as he tries to win an incredible 19th World Golf Championships title
Woods ended a five-year winless drought by claiming his 80th PGA Tour title in the Tour Championship last year, but has never made any secret of the fact that major titles are his primary target
The last of the 43-year-old's 14 majors to date came in the 2008 US Open and although it is 14 years since the last of his four wins at Augusta National, Woods is firmly among the favourites for the green jacket in April
Share this article Share 'Augusta started (being on my radar) probably back in October, November,' Woods said in a pre-tournament press conference ahead of the WGC-Mexico Championship
'Thinking about shots I would need, clubs I'd be using for the event, what kind of swings I have been struggling with or doing well with, especially off uneven lies and then obviously when you get to that event it's about trying to get the speed of the greens
'They like to change them from Wednesday to Thursday and they get a little quicker and harder
'Last year's preparation was different and previous years it was non-existent. This year to be able to ramp up a schedule and be able to know what I can do going into the event is a lot more comforting than it has been in previous years because it has been kind of an unknown going into that event
'Woods missed the Masters for the second year running in 2017 and subsequently underwent spinal fusion surgery in a last-ditch bid to save his career
The gamble paid off and after a tentative return to action in the Hero World Challenge that December, Woods recorded a win and six other top 10s in 2018, including a tie for sixth in the Open Championship and a runners-up finish in the US PGA
After playing just 24 events between 2014 and 2017, the biggest problem for Woods is now figuring which event to leave out of his schedule
'From here on out it's very complicated,' Woods added. 'Next week (Honda Classic) is at home for me, then there's a tournament that I've won eight times (Arnold Palmer Invitational), then another event I've won a couple of times (Players Championship) and then the week after is where I had an unbelievable week last year (Valspar Championship)
'It gets very complicated. What I'm trying to figure out is how much to play, how much is too much, how much is not enough and at the end of the day being race ready enough for April
'That's one of the reasons why I put in Tampa last year after missing the cut in LA
This year is even more complicated. I feel better but I've got four events right there in the state I live in
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Phil Thompson backs Virgil van Dijk for Player of the Year - Duration: 2:06.
Liverpool legend Phil Thompson believes only Fernandinho can rival defender Virgil van Dijk for Player of the Year.
The Dutch defender has transformed Jurgen Klopp's defence from a porous handicap into an impressive asset this season, with the Reds conceding just 15 times in the Premier League, the lowest of any top flight side.
That defensive revolution at Anfield leaves van Dijk a clear front-runner for this year's Player of the Year award.
Virgil van Dijk has transformed Liverpool's defence into the best in the Premier League
Liverpool legend Phil Thompson believes only Fernandinho can rival the defender
And for Thompson, only Fernandinho, the metronomic midfield sweeper at Manchester City, can rival the former Celtic and Southampton.
'Nobody has been like Virgil this season and people are talking about him as player of the year,' Thompson wrote in the Times.
'It would be great if a defender won that award because it would be some statement.
'He has rated as a 9/10 each week and, for me, the only one who can come near him for the accolade is Fernandinho at Manchester City.'
Fernandinho has played a crucial part in Manchester City's title charge at the base of midfield
City suffered during his absence at the end of last year but have improved now he has returned
Fernandinho's importance to the blue half of Manchester was highlighted during his absence from the team at the end of last year, when City dropped crucial points to Crystal Palace and Leicester City during the Christmas period.
Since his return normal service has resumed at the Etihad, with City strolling into a Carabao Cup final as well as destroying Chelsea 6-0 in the league.
Van Dijk missed Liverpool's goalless draw with Bayern Munich during the week as manager Klopp tries to deal with a defensive crisis.
The Dutchman was only suspended however and should return to the starting lineup at Old Trafford to face Manchester United on Sunday.
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Ron's Forecast for Wednesday, February 20 - Duration: 4:49.
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News24 - Fellaini has no regrets about quitting Man United for career in China - Duration: 6:40.
Marouane Fellaini has no regrets about quitting Manchester United for a new career in China and believes he left Old Trafford as a 'respected player'
The big Belgian midfielder joined Shandong Luneng at the start of this month in a £10
4million deal, ending a five-and-a-half-year stay at United.After watching his new club beat Hanoi in the Asian Champions League from the stands on Tuesday with his twin brother Mansour, Fellaini was asked how happy he was with the move on a scale of one to 10
'Er, 10 out of 10. Isn't that clear?' he replied. 'I went to Shandong Luneng now because they were interested for years already
And I felt ready for a new challenge, a new culture, a new life.'Okay, I'm only 31 years old
But I signed for three years. Afterwards I'm 34, then it would be too late to go to China
'I could have joined a top European club and been important there for two more years, that would have been no problem
But after 10 years and 350 games in England, I felt ready for this step. I'm happy with my choice
'I'm already a professional for more than 12 years and everything went fine. I made my own choices and don't regret anything
I played at Standard (Liege), the biggest club in Belgium and won titles there. I went as a record transfer to the Premier League and opened doors to England for other Belgian players
'At Everton I did well and at United I won some cups and a Europa League. The only thing missing is a Premier League title, that's true
'But I don't dream anymore about a comeback to European top football. But maybe a comeback to Belgium, why not?' Fellaini only signed a new contract at United in June but almost doubled his earnings by agreeing a £235,000-a-week deal in China
However, he denied that his move to Shandong was driven by money.'Not me,' he told Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad
'I see this as a challenge at a club that has it all. Literally. You should see our medical and technical facilities
I love being here.'With the Asian Champions League, I'll have to play two games a week here as well
I won't be able to get more rest than in England every week. But okay, it's true that the intensity is different here
' Fellaini was viewed by some United fans as a symbol of the club's decline since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in May 2013 after he arrived as the only signing that summer, following David Moyes from Everton in a £27
5m deal.His awkward, combative style and lumbering gait did not sit well with those supporters who felt that he was not the right pedigree to play for United
However, he was used to good effect by both Louis van Gaal and, particularly, Jose Mourinho and feels that he left Old Trafford with his head held high
'My first season in Manchester was difficult, but I left as a respected player,' said Fellaini who could make his debut in the Chinese Super League opener against Beijing Renhe a week on Friday
'I gave my very best for this club, played so many games and almost only scored important goals
'I worked with super players and managers at one of the biggest clubs in the world
Then you can only look back with a smile. 'I really don't have a favourite (manager)
David Moyes or Louis van Gaal. I learned something from every manager.' Asked if he would have stayed at United had Mourinho not been replaced by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who played the midfielder for only 31 minutes after taking over in December, Fellaini responded: 'I don't know
In football there are opportunities that come and go. But I still had a contract at United, so maybe I would still be there
' The 31-year-old has yet to make a decision on his international future and will hold talks with Belgium coach Roberto Martinez once he has settled in China
'We'll see,' said Fellaini. 'I don't feel like talking about that. I'm still thinking about my future as an international for Belgium
We'll see when I decide, in a week, a month, a couple of months. First, I just want to install myself in China and then I'll decide
'I always played for the national team in all the big games. If I hadn't scored against Algeria (in the 2014 World Cup) or Japan (in the 2018 tournament), we wouldn't have got as far as we did at those tournaments
'Behind Romelu Lukaku and Eden Hazard, I'm the player with the most goals from this generation
Those who criticise me don't understand football. But, look, in my teams my qualities were always respected
And it gave me nice souvenirs.'
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