Marcus Rashford is like Thierry Henry, says Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs
Rashford, 19, came on at half-time for Raheem Sterling when England were drawing 0-0 with Malta on Friday night and helped the Three Lions to a 4-0 victory in the second half.
The youngster's played from the left wing for United this season following the arrival of Romelu Lukaku and is unlikely to get a look-in at centre forward with Zlatan Ibrahimovic set to be fit by December.
Giggs, though, says there's plenty of time for Rashford to develop into a number 9 and says he is – like Thierry Henry was – just as effective from the left.
'He can definitely play out wide, but eventually he's going to be a No 9,' Giggs told ITV. 'I see similarities with Thierry Henry myself, he's brilliant off the left.
'Even if he's playing centre-forward, he drifts off to the left where you can take players on either side.
'But then, if he's not played centre-forward a lot and all of a sudden Kane gets injured and you ask him to play up front, he can do it.
'Like you say, he's not going to play centre-forward of United too often with Lukaku, Ibrahimovic as well.
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Trump Is Pressuring Intelligence Officials To Find A Reason To Start A War With Iran - Duration: 4:13.
According to reports, U.S. intelligence officials are being pressured by the Trump Administration
to find some kind of evidence showing that Iran is in violation of the 2015 nuclear agreement
that the country signed with five other countries, including the United States. The reports show
that Trump desperately wants these intelligence officials to find somewhere, some instance
in the last two years, where Iran has not lived up to the terms set forward in this
particular agreement.
Here's the problem with that: There is absolutely no evidence whatsoever to show that Iran in
any way has violated this agreement. That's coming from European countries, that's coming
from every available U.S. intelligence agency, that's coming from the military, and that's
also coming from Iran itself, as well as the United Nations.
Nobody has found any instance where Iran has been less than fully compliant to the best
of their abilities. But that hasn't stopped Donald Trump, according to a new report in
The Guardian, from forcing his intelligence officials to waste their time to give him
some kind of excuse to launch a new war in the Middle East because, at the end of the
day, that is what this is about.
The Republican Party has long told us that Iran is one of the worst operators over there
in the Middle East. Ronald Reagan did it in the '80s, George H. W. Bush hinted at it in
the early '90s, W. hinted at it in the early 2000s, John McCain absolutely wanted to go
to war with Iran in 2008 while he was running for president, and Donald Trump is doing it
today.
He's using the same tactics that George W. Bush used to push us into the Iraq war. During
that run-up to Iraq, intelligence was manipulated to show somehow that Saddam Hussein was producing
weapons of mass destruction, which we now know was completely false. To this day, not
a single weapon of mass destruction has ever been found in Iraq, there was no evidence
that they were attempting to make these weapons, or that they were even close to being able
to produce these weapons, and Donald Trump is trying to push the United States in that
same direction today.
The only hope here, and The Guardian points this out very well, is that intelligence agencies,
other countries around the world, learned from those mistakes in Iraq because, even
at the time, there were some countries who believed us, who fell for it, who also had
intelligence showing that Iraq was building WMD's. So there was this non-consensus, I
guess, among the intelligence communities around the world about what Iraq was actually
doing. Ultimately, they decided to go to war and prove to everybody in this country and
around the globe that there were no WMD's.
This time, they know better. They have their own evidence that shows that Iran is not doing
anything to violate that nuclear agreement at the moment. Does that mean it's always
going to be that way? Absolutely not. We don't know how far we can trust them. We don't know
if they're going to continue complying with this if a new leader steps forward and says,
"I'm not going to agree with it." Then we will have to deal with that situation.
As it stands right now, Donald Trump has absolutely no grounds to be trying to find any evidence
of Iran doing something wrong. What we do know is that the media loves it every time
Donald Trump bombs somebody, his approval rating jumps back up, so that could be a very
good indicator as to why Trump is so desperate to find any excuse whatsoever to go lob a
couple of bombs over to Iran.
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Donald Trump's 'African American' Is No Longer Supportive of Him - Duration: 1:32.
Hey guys for Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez.
Remember that time Donald Trump was at a rally in Redding, California and singled out one
black supporter named Gregory Cheadle in the crowd as "his African American"?
Yeah well that cringeworthy moment went viral with people hashtagging #TrumpsAfricanAmerican,
and it actually cause Cheadle to be attacked and harassed.
According to LA Times he stayed home for a while because he was too nervous to venture
outside.
However Cheadle still kept his support for Trump and did vote for him as president.
However now the tables have turned and he believes that Trump's "promise to help the
African American community was nothing more than empty rhetoric."
"I would like for him just to show an interest in black people.
Why can't he go to a black city?
Why can't he trumpet black business?
Why can't he have more black people in his administration?"
While Cheadle's question's remained to be answered by Trump, he continues to be a critic
of both parties.
He identifies as a republican but he argues that both Democrats and Republicans have supported
racist policies, like President Clinton's prison policies to Trump's insistence of
"law order," which Cheadle says is code language for, 'We're going to arrest more
black people.'"
Cheadle admitted that his vote for Trump as President was only as a vote against Hillary
Clinton.
That's your news for now, for more of today's trending stories subscribe to Complex on YouTube.
For Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez.
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