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SpaceX Starship Raptor Engine breaks Russian rocketry record held for two decades - Duration: 7:22.
For SpaceX and its founder Elon Musk, 2019 has been shaping up to be an interesting year.
After completing work on the miniaturized version of the Starship Alpha or "Starship
hopper", over the holidays, SpaceX moved ahead with the test-firing of its new Raptor
engine in late January and early February.
In accordance with Musk's vision, these engines will give the Starship the necessary
thrust to reach the Moon and Mars.
The test-firing took place at SpaceX Rocket Development and Test Facility, located just
outside of McGregor, Texas.
As Musk recently tweeted, the tests went very well, achieving the thrust necessary for both
the Starship and its first-stage booster, the Super-Heavy.
Musk also claimed that the engine broke the previous record for combustion chamber pressure,
which was established by the Russian, RD-180.
Keeping that in mind, in this video, Engineering Today will discuss about combustion chamber pressure
of SpaceX Raptor engine as well as Russian, RD-180. Why Elon Musk think, Raptor can truly
outperform the RD-180 in near future?
So, Let's get into details.
The Raptor engine has
shattered a previously-held record that's been untouched for almost 20 years.
SpaceX began full-scale tests of its Raptor, a week ago and it's already showing promise.
Its eventual goal?
Sending Starship 33,926,870 miles it needs to travel to reach Mars.
Musk tweeted that it has already reached an all-time high level of chamber pressure, which
affects how much thrust it's able to generate compared to its size, and how efficient it
is with fuel.
The RD-180 was the product of the Soviet-era, Energia rocket program, which sought to create
a super-heavy launch vehicle, that would take the reusable Buran spacecraft, which is a
Russia's version of the Space Shuttle, into orbit.
While the program was discontinued, the engine survived and was even imported to the US,
where it became part of Lockheed Martin's Atlas III rocket.
The Russian engine also has been put to consistent use, flying on the United Launch Alliance's
Atlas V rocket since 2000, proving time and again that it can replicate its history-making
chamber pressure in the field.
Raptor only started full-scale testing on February 4, so it has to be mounted on a launch
vessel before it dethrones RD-180.
For decades, the RD-180 and its predecessor (the RD-170) held the record for combustion
chamber pressure, ranking in at 26.7 MPa or 3,870 psi, and 24.52 MPa or 3556 psi respectively.
However, three days after Musk initially tweeted about the Raptor's performance results,
he declared that the chamber pressure had "reached 268.9 bar" – which works out
to 26.89 MPa (3,900 psi), thus establishing a new record by about a 1% margin.
That means SpaceX engine can reach forces equivalent to having one male hippopotamus
crammed, in every square inch of Raptor's combustion chamber, the small area the precedes
its cone-shaped nozzle.
This is an early sign that SpaceX creation has the potential to surpass the RD-180,
but there's still work to be done.
Musk was asked, if this performance had anything to do with SpaceX decision, to use a combination
of cryogenically-supercooled liquid methane and liquid oxygen, in short LOX, to power
the engines, which will reportedly be able to give them a 10-20% boost over conventional
engines.
To this, Musk replied in the negative, stating that the methane and liquid oxygen fuel were
barely kept below liquid temperature, for the test-firing.
When kept at cryogenic temperature, Musk anticipates that the engine will be able to achieve its
target chamber pressure of 300 bar or 4350 psi, but went on to state that "only 250
bar is needed for nominal operation of Starship and Super Heavy."
If this proves to be true, the Raptor will have exceeded the previous performance record
by a margin of 11%.
Granted, these results are all preliminary, and the Raptor has yet to perform as part
of an integrated system.
And with almost 20 years of experience under its belt, reaching chamber pressures of up
to ~257.5 bar or 3735 psi, regularly aboard the Atlas V rocket, the RD-180 still has the
edge.
However, with test flights of the Starship Alpha expected to begin next year, we won't
have to wait long to see if the Raptor can truly outperform the RD-180.
In the longer run, its higher chamber pressure means that Raptor should be able to do more
with less real-estate.
Though it's physically only marginally larger than SpaceX Merlin engines — which power
Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy — it should someday be capable of more than triple the thrust.
If these levels are maintained during the Starship's hop tests, the Raptor engine
will be posed to revolutionize space travel.
SpaceX has already constructed a "hopper" prototype of the Starship that will undergo
a series of suborbital "hop tests" during the first half of 2019.
The final Starship will be comprised of two segments.
The second stage will look like the hopper, Musk has shown off on Twitter, and will carry
passengers.
The first stage has been dubbed Super Heavy and will be made up of 31 Raptor engines,
allowing the entire vessel to lift "100 metric tons" from Earth, to the surface
of Mars.
The uncrewed maiden voyage of Starship is scheduled for 2022.
Now that Raptor has shown itself capable of generating record-breaking force, SpaceX has
inched closer towards meeting that window.
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Booker admits it will take a lot longer for Medicare for All, would mull emergencies if they come up - Duration: 11:35.
Sen.Cory Booker said Sunday, as he embarked on his first weekend in the early voting state of New Hampshire as a presidential candidate, that he believes that there's an 'urgency' to deal with gun violence in America
He could not say whether he would declare it or climate change a national emergency — a strategy that President Trump employed last week to reprogram billions of dollars and build his border wall
'Should I become president, I'll evaluate one of those emergencies, if they come up,' he told DailyMail
com at a house party in Manchester.Booker also cast health care reform as an urgent problem while acknowledging that the nation has a 'lot longer to go' until universal coverage like the 'Medicare for All' programs some liberals are pushing become a reality
The New Jersey senator said Saturday in the Granite State that he believes there are a 'lot of pathways' to achieving blanket health care coverage
He also admitted that proponents of Medicare for All are 'going to have to find ways to advance the ball, given the Congress that we have' at this time
Sunday he said that he would not shield voters from 'the hard truth' as he addressed an attendee's question about the proposal
'The hard truth is we're going to need 60 plus votes in the Senate to get that done,' he said
It can be done, he insisted, 'But it's going to be hard.' He suggested extending Medicare eligibility to age 55 from the current eligibility age of 65
'That's going to create such an effect on the whole system that's going to make it better,' he said
Speaking after the event, where 348 likely voters crammed themselves into the Manchester home Gray and Tara Chynoweth per a headcount taken by Booker's campaign, the Democratic lawmaker said he's personally committed to making Medicare for All, or a program like it, a reality
'There is an urgency in America to affirm our fundamental values of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, even justice for all, to have a healthcare system that works for everybody, that everybody has access to
We don't have that right now, and it's an affront to our values,' he said.'I'm committed to getting to the point, where everyone has coverage in our country
But we're not there yet,' he said.'Unless we can do — which I think we can — a massive change in Congress, new Congress people, which we're already starting to see happening
New senators, a majority in the Senate, we can get back to 60 votes, in the Democratic Party
We can make things like Medicare for All possible.' In the meantime, Booker said there are incremental steps toward that goal that Congress can take
He said, 'I also want to tell people that if we don't do that, there's still things we can do to advance the cause of health care access in this country
'And so I've signed on to a lot of bills in the United States Senate that provide a lot of pathways towards what my ultimate goal is,' he explained
Booker noted that the First Step Act, a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill that he helped spearhead in Congress, was by no means comprehensive
But, he says, it was a start.'And then, what do I do the next day, is pick up and start working on the next phase of criminal justice reform,' he stated
'The same thing with health care.' The first-time presidential candidate said that former President Barack Obama moved the ball forward by lowering health care costs for states and expanding access to Americans with pre-existing conditions
'Those are all good things that we want to protect.But we have a lot longer to go 'til we get we get to our values, and that's what I'm committed to fighting for,' he added
Booker emphasized as he spoke to reporters, and worked the crowd at the event, that he partnered with President Trump's staff to pass the prison bill that will shrink certain drug offenders' sentences and give judges more latitude in applying jail time
'I'm a guy that has worked with President Trump's administration across the aisle to get things done,' he told a journalist of the incumbent president's claims that Democrats want to impose socialism on the country
President Trump loomed large over the event, where Booker repeated a months-old claim that the Republican has engaged in 'moral vandalism' and called for a 'revival of civic grace
' The first question to Booker at the house party portion of the event came from a federal worker named 'Kathy,' who wanted to know the senator's position on the 'powers and limitations' of Congress and the president
Booker accused Trump of 'butchering of basic constitutional principles' and said he is 'encroaching on the powers of the Congress
' Taking a swipe at the Republican, who is at his resort in Palm Beach this weekend, he said, 'And now we have a president who wants to sign a national emergency and then go play golf
' Booker said he would be a president who 'respects the separation of powers' in the U
S.Constitution, although it is an 'imperfect document' that requires improvement.'We have allowed forces to corrupt our democracy like big money in our politics that are just wrong
I'm not taking PAC money, corporate PAC money, I'm not taking federal lobbyists' money, I'm not taking PhRMA exec money,' he pledged
'We want to show that you can run a campaign that's powered by the people some of these forces out
' After the event, Booker did rule out the possibility that he himself could declare a national emergency as president to address some cause that could be considered a crisis by Democrats
'I think you declare a national emergency when there is a national emergency.Should I be president, I'll evaluate one of those emergencies if they come up,' he told DailyMail
com.Pressed to say whether gun violence in America is a national emergency, Booker said, 'Again, what we have right now in our country is an urgency to do something about gun violence
'And we can do that if all Americans get more active and engaged, we keep fighting and keep pushing, like the Parkland students have, like activists in inner city communities like mine have
We can get that done through the political process, if we get more people engaged and more people active
I have faith in that.He added, 'This idea now of trying to ask people who are future aspirants about some future time what the crises are going to be, I can't tell you what the crises will be in 2021
'I can tell you right now, there's no crisis at our border, in the way that President Trump is characterizing [one]
This is a manufactured crisis in order for him to build a wall that we don't need, he said that Mexico would pay for
'He's in the wrong right now, he's abusing the ideals of separation of powers,' he contended
'What he's doing wrong, we will fight him through the legislative process, we fight him through the courts, what he's doing is wrong
' Booker, who was running late to his next event, ended the conversation as it moved on to Beto O'Rourke's claim that he would tear down the El Paso section of the border wall: 'I'm gonna grab some carrots, and then run out
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Zola slams Chelsea critics and refuses to make changes for Man Utd clash - Duration: 2:17.
Zola, No 2 to Maurizio Sarri, has admitted there are doubts about their style as they face Manchester United in the FA Cup tonight in the first of four matches which could decide the manager's future
Sarri is under intense pressure as his Chelsea team go into a crucial four games in nine days
His possession-based game, nicknamed 'Sarri-ball' and revolving around much-criticised Brazilian midfielder Jorginho, has been attacked as too slow and cumbersome for English football
"There are questions about what we're doing, a lot of doubts," Zola said. "We are trying to adapt to the league – we are adapting but we don't change what we believe is good for this club because otherwise we are nothing
" Asked if maybe the stubborn Sarri could change his methods, Zola said of his fellow Italian: "How do people know we are not making changes? "We are adjusting things
You have to understand that this is the Premier League. "We adjust without changing where we want to go
"The direction is always the same." Sarri's job is hanging by a thread after last Sunday's humiliating 6-0 thrashing at Manchester City left Chelsea outside the top four, having lost four of their last nine games in all competitions
Defeat in this FA Cup's quarter-final against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's United at Stamford Bridge could even spell the end
That is despite the fact that Chelsea face Malmo in the second leg of their Europa League last 32 clash on Thursday
Chelsea then meet City again in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday. A week on Wednesday they are then at home to Spurs when they resume their Premier League action
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Different Police Vehicles for Kids | If you're Happy and you know it | Superhero Fun Rhymes - Duration: 7:36.
If You're happy and you know it Clap your hands,
If You're happy and you know it Clap your hands,
If You're happy and you know it and You really want to show it
If You're happy and you know it Clap your hands.
If You're happy and you know it Stamp your feet,
If You're happy and you know it Stamp your feet,
If You're happy and you know it and You really want to show it
If You're happy and you know it Stamp your feet.
If You're happy and you know it Shout hurray!
(Hurray!)
If You're happy and you know it Shout hurray!
(Hurray!)
If You're happy and you know it and You really want to show it
If You're happy and you know it Shout hurray!
(Hurray!)
If You're happy and you know it Snap your fingers,
If You're happy and you know it Snap your fingers,
If You're happy and you know it and You really want to show it
If You're happy and you know it Snap your fingers.
If You're happy and you know it Do all 4!
(Hurray!)
If You're happy and you know it Do all 4!
(Hurray!)
If You're happy and you know it and You really want to show it
If You're happy and you know it Do all 4!
(Hurray!)
Baa, baa, black sheep, Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir, Three bags full.
One for the master, One for the dame,
One for the little boy Who lives down the lane.
Baa, baa, black sheep, Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir, Three bags full.
One for the master, One for the dame,
And one for the little Boy Who lives down the lane.
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News24 - Zola slams Chelsea critics and refuses to make changes for Man Utd clash - Duration: 2:29.
Zola, No 2 to Maurizio Sarri, has admitted there are doubts about their style as they face Manchester United in the FA Cup tonight in the first of four matches which could decide the manager's future
Sarri is under intense pressure as his Chelsea team go into a crucial four games in nine days
His possession-based game, nicknamed 'Sarri-ball' and revolving around much-criticised Brazilian midfielder Jorginho, has been attacked as too slow and cumbersome for English football
"There are questions about what we're doing, a lot of doubts," Zola said. "We are trying to adapt to the league – we are adapting but we don't change what we believe is good for this club because otherwise we are nothing
" Asked if maybe the stubborn Sarri could change his methods, Zola said of his fellow Italian: "How do people know we are not making changes? "We are adjusting things
You have to understand that this is the Premier League. "We adjust without changing where we want to go
"The direction is always the same." Sarri's job is hanging by a thread after last Sunday's humiliating 6-0 thrashing at Manchester City left Chelsea outside the top four, having lost four of their last nine games in all competitions
Defeat in this FA Cup's quarter-final against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's United at Stamford Bridge could even spell the end
That is despite the fact that Chelsea face Malmo in the second leg of their Europa League last 32 clash on Thursday
Chelsea then meet City again in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday. A week on Wednesday they are then at home to Spurs when they resume their Premier League action
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Young Tigers look primed for run at national title - Duration: 1:18.
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For Wall Street Banks in London, Its Moving Time The New York Times - Duration: 6:01.
For Wall Street Banks in London, Its Moving Time The New York Times
One thing is clear about the legacy of Brexit: Financial services will be spread across Europe, with no one city again dominating the financial arena as London has.
By and
In Paris, an empty Art Deco postal office is on its way to becoming Bank of Americas headquarters for its European brokerage arm. Where telegraph operators once tapped out messages, hundreds of traders and sales people will be working by spring.
In Frankfurt, Morgan Stanleys European hub will double its staff of 200. Germanys financial center, which wooed financial firms in London with a video, is welcoming investment bankers from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
The financial landscape of Europe is changing as banks shift employees and hundreds of billions of dollars worth of assets from London to new subsidiaries across the bloc in time for Britains divorce from the European Union, a process known as Brexit, on March 29.
Banks are adjusting contracts with Brexit clauses to protect themselves if the separation is chaotic. Lawyers are checking regulations, jurisdiction by jurisdiction, to gird for possible future contractual disputes.
Cities across the Continent have been vying for a piece of an industry that represents about 7 percent of Britains gross domestic product and more than a million jobs there.
Frankfurt, Paris, Dublin and Luxembourg will be the first to secure new business as financial services companies gauge how profitable London remains. In the next months, these cities, along with Madrid and Milan, will find more traders, compliance teams, human resource managers and technology workers in their midst. Amsterdam will become home to more .
One big Brexit beneficiary is Dublin, where Bank of America, Citigroup and Barclays are expanding their ranks. Dublin is our headquarters for our European bank now, full stop, said Anne M. Finucane, vice chairwoman of Bank of America, which there.
There isnt a return. That bridge has been pulled up, Ms. Finucane told the on Wednesday. From a trading perspective, likewise Paris would be the European trading arm.
Since January, there have been near daily revelations about what Britain stands to lose after leaving the European Union. Britains this week showed growth last year was the weakest since 2009, and growth in the last quarter was 0.2 percent.
Brexit uncertainty was blamed, in part.
Many financial companies are redeploying staff by the dozens — not the hundreds — because they are waiting to see whether the end is a messy breakup or a phased withdrawal, said David Pascoe, senior vice president for Europe at Cartus, a relocation company that moves 162,000 people a year.
So far, banks from the United States have relocated fewer than 1,000 employees from London. But the number could grow to 5,000 as the March deadline approaches, said banking officials and analysts.
Were seeing such a diverse range of cities because banks are saying theyre not going to be caught out again by having all their operations in one city, Mr. Pascoe said. They dont want one country upsetting their operations again.
Few expect London, a dominant player in cross border lending and foreign exchange trading, to lose its might overnight. But international banks will no longer view London as their best gateway in or out of Europe.
The fragmentation of the industry will weigh on companies and Europes . The cost of building and running operations in different locations could filter through to clients, making financial services more expensive. Bank of America alone has moving assets and workers to Dublin and Paris, it said this week.
The effects could be worse in Britain if the economy deteriorates significantly and borrowing becomes more expensive. The country is staring down Brexit but also trying to end austerity measures that have been in place for over a decade, a big challenge.
In a worst case scenario, the in November that Brexit could shrink the economy by 8 percent and send house prices plunging by 30 percent. British banks could suffer if a souring economy leads to nonpayment and defaults on mortgages, according to S P.
Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, last week said the and its uncertainty were weighing more heavily on activity, predominantly through lower business investment and tighter financial conditions.
What is certain is that London is poised to lose some ability to move money around easily between its neighbors.
Passporting, which allows firms in one European member state to offer their services across the entire bloc, will no longer be available to Britain after Brexit. This has prompted banks to open subsidiaries and offices in well positioned European Union capitals.
Lenders have spent hours writing through lending agreements to mitigate the loss of passporting rights. Countries including France, Germany and Italy have legislation in the works to give banks some leeway if their transfer arrangements are not completed in time, a sort of mopping up exercise to make sure nothing falls between the gaps, said Susanne Whitehead, a lawyer specializing in corporate lending at Hogan Lovells in London.
There are also forecasts that the entire European Union will suffer. By 2030, the new barriers between the British and European Union markets could shave some 60 billion euros a year from financial firms productivity, according to an estimate by .
From the perspective of the banks, it is layering on another cost of doing business, Barney Reynolds, a financial services lawyer in London with Shearman Sterling, said of Brexit.
Still, bank executives in the United States have sounded a calming note when asked about their Brexit plans. They have characterized the political brinkmanship and stuttering negotiations as inconsequential to their operations. Most began planning for a no deal exit soon after the 2016 referendum that set Brexit in motion, according to advisory firms consulting with the banks.
In January, Morgan Stanleys chief executive, James Gorman, said in an analyst call that he hardly worried about Brexit: Thats not in my top 200 issues today. Morgan Stanleys new German based securities trading subsidiary won provisional approval from credit rating agencies last year, along with several other banks.
Still, it could be a different story if the economic fallout is severe.
The real risk is the macroeconomic risk rather than a regulatory risk, said David Pinto Duschinsky, who works in London for Promontory Financial Group, a consulting firm. If there is no deal, it will be large shock to the economy.
Big global banks are expected to be resilient. But volatile markets and weaker economic activity could eat away at earnings, , the credit rating agency.
The potential fallout has some banks inserting clauses into new contracts to guard against a no deal exit. Such clauses are intended to secure a process for handling unforeseen events related to Brexit, said Jennifer J. Kafcas, a finance lawyer in London at McGuireWoods.
Some borrowers have asked for clauses in their loan agreements to prevent banks from wiggling out of commitments by claiming that Brexit created a material adverse change in conditions, said Ms. Whitehead of Hogan Lovells. Banks too have been careful with framing the language of such clauses: they want to retain the right to recover loans further down the line.
If that borrower loses access to markets or its supply costs rocket, the banks would not want to see that their carve out stops them taking action, Ms. Whitehead said. Knowing that Brexit is on the horizon, they wouldve thought about what impact it would have on their business going forward. But nobody has a crystal ball.
The European Union has prepared legislation, in the case of a no deal Brexit, for transactions like . Many banks in London have protectively asked their clients to sign over derivatives contracts to new jurisdictions.
have also signed a deal to recognize each others insurance regulations.
These measures are the beginning of what could be a decade of realignment. At the moment, theyre working on the solutions to allow them to continue servicing clients in the hard Brexit scenario, said Vishal Vedi, a partner in the risk advisory practice at Deloitte.
But, he added, the footprint will look very different in five years.
Emily Flitter and Michael J. de la Merced contributed reporting.
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Gardner, San Diego Fleet fly past Legends for win - Duration: 1:49.
Needing to emerge from a nine-point hole on Sunday night, the San Diego Fleet did just that for the franchise's first victory in the first season of the Alliance of American Football
It was the fleet-footed Ja'Quan Gardner who led the charge for San Diego, churning out 104 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries as the Fleet came back to down the Atlanta Legends, 24-12, at SDCCU Stadium on a game that aired on the NFL Network
Coached by former St. Louis Rams coach Mike Martz, San Diego evened its record at 1-1, while Atlanta fell to 0-2
The foot of Fleet kicker Donny Hageman matched Gardner's offensive output as he booted four field goals with a long of 46
Shakir Soto had three tackles, including 1.5 sacks, to highlight a Fleet defense that kept the Legends in check, holding them to 222 total yards
The game was deadlocked at 9 following three quarters before the Fleet pulled away with a 15-point fourth quarter
Gardner's 8- and 7-yard touchdown runs came after the game was tied at 12 in the fourth
Former Chargers kicker Younghoe Koo had two field goals for the Legends, whose touchdown came on a scoring reception by Malachi Jones off a pass from Matt Simms, who was 17 of 25 for 160 yards
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Sport TV - The three players at risk of suspension for Spurs vs Borussia Dortmund - Duration: 3:02.
Three Tottenham players go into tonight's game against Borussia Dortmund knowing that a yellow card will put them out of the return leg in March
And one in particular will be of huge concern to Spurs fans. Three yellow cards leads to a suspension in this year's competition, with the ones accrued only wiped out after the quarter-finals
That means those who have already picked up two cautions in the group stage will be treading on eggshells during the first leg of the last 16 clash this evening
Spurs have three players that picked up a yellow card in two different group stage games
And Son Heung-min is the one the Spurs supporters will be most concerned about picking up a third yellow card
The South Korean was booked during the 2-1 win over PSV Eindhoven and the 1-0 win over Inter Milan, and a third tonight would see him miss the second leg trip to Dortmund
With Harry Kane injured, that could pose a selection headache, although Kane appears to be ahead of schedule with his recovery and could return for the second leg in Germany
Erik Lamela is also a booking away from suspension, having picked up yellow cards in the 4-2 defeat to Barcelona and the 1-0 win over Inter
Another close to missing a game is defender Toby Alderweireld. With so much riding on that Inter Milan victory, the Belgian was also booked in that game, picking up his other caution in the 4-2 defeat to Barca
Dortmund have one player on two yellow cards - Julian Weigl, but there is no danger of him getting suspended for the second leg as he will miss the first leg tonight with injury
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Zola slams Chelsea critics and refuses to make changes for Man Utd clash - Duration: 1:24.
Zola, No 2 to Maurizio Sarri, has admitted there are doubts about their style as they face Manchester United in the FA Cup tonight in the first of four matches which could decide the manager's future
Sarri is under intense pressure as his Chelsea team go into a crucial four games in nine days
His possession-based game, nicknamed 'Sarri-ball' and revolving around much-criticised Brazilian midfielder Jorginho, has been attacked as too slow and cumbersome for English football
"There are questions about what we're doing, a lot of doubts," Zola said. "We are trying to adapt to the league – we are adapting but we don't change what we believe is good for this club because otherwise we are nothing
" Asked if maybe the stubborn Sarri could change his methods, Zola said of his fellow Italian: "How do people know we are not making changes? "We are adjusting things
You have to understand that this is the Premier League. "We adjust without changing where we want to go
"The direction is always the same." Sarri's job is hanging by a thread after last Sunday's humiliating 6-0 thrashing at Manchester City left Chelsea outside the top four, having lost four of their last nine games in all competitions
Defeat in this FA Cup's quarter-final against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's United at Stamford Bridge could even spell the end
That is despite the fact that Chelsea face Malmo in the second leg of their Europa League last 32 clash on Thursday
Chelsea then meet City again in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday. A week on Wednesday they are then at home to Spurs when they resume their Premier League action
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✅ Breaking News - Graeme Souness backs Liverpool for Premier League title - Duration: 2:24.
Former Liverpool captain Graeme Souness believes manager Jurgen Klopp's pragmatism will end the club's 29-year wait for the title
The Reds currently lead Manchester City by four points at the top of the Premier League and, despite their 4-3 aberration at home to Crystal Palace last weekend, have the best defensive record in the top flight
That is a departure from last season, when a thrilling attacking approach also led to them leaking damaging goals
Share this article Share This time around just 13 goals conceded in 23 matches has lifted Klopp's side into pole position to lift the title for the first time since 1990
'As well as being a great watch, Liverpool are a pretty pragmatic team as well,' Souness, who won five championships as a player for the club, told liverpoolfc
com.'They are a pretty strong outfit when they're not dominant, they're still capable of winning games
That makes them a dangerous team.'It makes you league champions when you can win games without being at your best
'I've got a sneaky feeling Liverpool will win it this year because of the slightly pragmatic way they can play at times
'I don't think they've been like that in the past; it was all about winning a game 3-0 instead of just 1-0
'You wouldn't want to swap their place for anyone else, you'd far prefer to be four points ahead
'If you can, keep that four-point advantage and it's first to blink really, in the long-term
'It's not theirs to lose, there's a long way to go and City are a really good team
'Just keep your nerve and treat the next game as the most important one, don't look too far ahead
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News24 - United duo Martial and Lingard set to return for Liverpool clash - Duration: 3:16.
Manchester United have been handed a major boost with reports Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard could make a swift return to action
The in-form pair will miss Monday's FA Cup tie at Chelsea after being injured against Paris Saint-German last week
Caretaker boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer ruled the pair out for 'two to three weeks' after the 2-0 defeat in the Champions League
But Daily Mirror reports the injuries - a groin problem for Martial and a hamstring issue for Lingard - are not as bad as first thought
And the pair could even return for next Sunday's huge Premier League showdown with bitter rivals Liverpool at Old Trafford
That would be a major boost for United, who are desperate to dent the Merseyside club's hopes of a first title for 29 years and boost their own chances of securing a top-four finish in the Premier League
Martial and Lingard suffered their injuries towards the end of the first-half against PSG, their enforced withdrawal a major factor in United's defeat, which has left them facing a Champions League last 16 exit for the second year running
Both are ruled out of the FA Cup fifth found tie at Chelsea, with struggling Alexis Sanchez and Romelu Lukaku set to come in for them
Solskjaer has challenged his players to bounce from his first defeat in 12 games in charge when they take on Chelsea
'You don't panic because you've lost a game,' he added. 'You don't change everything
It doesn't change the mind set at all.'I hate losing games, the boys hate it. They've been down, but there's no point dwelling on it
There are big games with good teams coming up and we need to dust ourselves down
'You've got to bounce back at this club. You always have challenges and away against Chelsea is tough
We know there was a spell against PSG, seven or eight minutes, we lost our way apart from that we weren't too bad
'We need to keep working at the way we play football. We want to go down to Chelsea, we want to have Liverpool here and impose ourselves on those games
There are quite a few other teams with injuries so you have to adapt to that.'
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