Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Champions League last 16: How to draw a football cartoon


Goal’s resident cartoonist Omar Momani gives football fans a peek behind the scenes at his Champions League round of 16 drawing in this time lapse video! Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Virgil van Dijk, Kylian Mbappe, Sergio Ramos, Jadon Sancho and many more fight for UCL 2020 supremacy. Who do you think will lift the trophy in the Champions League final?



Monday, February 17, 2020

How Michael Jordan Became a Billionaire: The Business Empire of the NBA Legend

Few athletes in history have transformed their sporting success into business power like Michael Jordan.

The former Chicago Bulls superstar is widely considered the greatest basketball player of all time, but his achievements off the court may be just as impressive.

Jordan became the first athlete in the history of the NBA to reach billionaire status, thanks to a combination of smart investments, brand partnerships and long-term business strategy.



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Michael Jordan celebrating both basketball greatness and business success.

1. Nike and the Air Jordan Brand

The partnership between Michael Jordan and Nike created one of the most successful sports brands in history.

The Air Jordan line became a global phenomenon and still generates billions of dollars in revenue every year.

2. Ownership in the NBA

Jordan also invested in the NBA itself by becoming the majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets, further increasing his wealth.

3. Endorsements and Investments

Over the years, Jordan partnered with major companies including Nike, Gatorade, McDonald's and Hanes, building a powerful global brand.


Do you think Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete-businessman in history?





Arteta is resurrecting Arsenal πŸ‘»


Arteta the magician brings Arsenal's squad back to life 

Sunday, February 16, 2020

Is the NBA Logo Based on Jerry West? The Story Behind the Famous Basketball Silhouette

The iconic logo of the NBA is one of the most recognizable sports symbols in the world.
For decades, fans have believed that the silhouette used in the logo was inspired by basketball legend Jerry West.

But is that actually true?

The Origin of the NBA Logo


Jerry West silhouette comparison with NBA logo
Jerry West and the famous silhouette believed to inspire the NBA logo.


The NBA logo was created in 1969 by designer Alan Siegel.
It was inspired by a photograph of Jerry West dribbling the ball during his playing days with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Although the league has never officially confirmed that the logo represents Jerry West, the resemblance between the silhouette and the photograph is striking.

Why the NBA Never Officially Confirmed It

Interestingly, the NBA has always avoided officially stating that the logo represents Jerry West.

One reason is legal: if the league officially acknowledged the player behind the logo, it could lead to royalty or compensation issues.

Still, many basketball fans and historians widely believe that Jerry West is indeed the inspiration behind the famous silhouette.

The Debate: Should the Logo Change?

In recent years, some fans have suggested updating the NBA logo.
After the tragic death of Kobe Bryant in 2020, many people called for the logo to be redesigned in his honor.

However, the NBA has not announced any plans to change its iconic symbol.


Do you think the NBA logo should stay the same or be redesigned for another legend like Kobe Bryant?

Paul Pogba is dreaming of a move away from Man Utd πŸ˜πŸ’­


Mino Raiola: “Italy is like home for Paul. He would not mind going back to Juventus, but we will see what will happen after the Euros."

Thursday, February 13, 2020

Pierluigi Collina and bad luck


Before the World Cup 2002 final, between Brazil and Germany, Oliver Kahn declared that the game referee Pierluigi Collina brings bad luck. And obviously this was right, as the game was ended 2-0 to Brazil and Ronaldo lifting the World Cup.

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Why Did Babe Ruth Put Cabbage in His Cap? πŸ₯¬⚾

Before ice packs… before modern cooling towels…
"The Bambino" Babe Ruth had his own solution to the summer heat.

A cabbage leaf inside his cap. πŸ₯¬

Yes, really.

The baseball legend would place cold cabbage leaves under his hat to stay cool during scorching games.

Sometimes the simplest tricks become legendary — just like the man himself.

Would you try it? πŸ˜„



Babe Ruth was one of the greatest players in MLB history, playing for the New York Yankees and becoming a baseball icon in the 1920s. Known as "The Bambino," he was famous not only for his home runs but also for his quirky personality and unusual habits — including his cabbage cooling trick.

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Neymar copycats Beckham


Neymar: "I copied quite a few of Beckham's haircuts!😎πŸ₯°

Sunday, February 9, 2020

Messi no monster like Ronaldo & may struggle in England


Emmanuel Petit: “Messi is not Cristiano Ronaldo. Physically he’s not the same machine. Honestly, I don’t think he’s suited to the intensity of England."
Yeah, Messi couldn't deal with Jones, Mustafi and Luiz, could he? πŸ€­

Saturday, February 8, 2020

Kevin Durant


 Kevin Durant great career in the NBA didn't grant him a good acting career in Hollywood

My wish for Messi is to stay at Barcelona


🐐 Guardiola on Messi: “He’s a player for Barcelona, he will stay there, that is my wish.

“I’m not going to talk about players for another club. I think he’s going to finish his career there, it’s my wish.”