Ozil Criticism Harsh

It seems odd that there's criticism from some quarters over the recent form of Mesut Ozil.

Although the German's performances are always looked at through the prism of the £42.5 million price tag, it's curious that a minority of Arsenal fans are openly questioning the talent and ability of the former Real Madrid man.

We live in a world of Pot Noodle opinion. A player can be the hottest property one month, a failure the next. However, the issue with Ozil is quite simple: he's a fantastic player who isn't playing as well as he can. There's not a lot more to it than that. It's not complicated.There's no doubt he can perform to a higher standard, he even said so himself ahead of the Fulham game so he's not lacking self-awareness, but perhaps there's just an element who always like to complain about something without giving it too much thought.

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Jenni Rivera's Daughter 'Chiquis' Debuts Song in Honors of Late Mother

 

Jenni Rivera's daughter, Chiquis, has debuted a song dedicated to her late mother who died when her plane crashed in Mexico back in 2012. She took to YouTube to post the song entitled "Paloma Blanca" ("White Dove").

The song comes along with its lyric and an image of Chiquis wearing a white dress while standing in front of a cloud-filled background. It features her singing in banda style, which is a brass-based form of traditional Mexican music.

"You don't know how much I miss you... today I miss your laugh/ From a star you take care of me," she sings at the beginning of the song.

Chiquis, who was reportedly not on good terms with her mom when she died, also hints at the rocky relationship in the song. "I was probably wrong, but it was never that bad/ It is out of this world to betray someone that I love so much," she sings at one point.

The title of Chiquis' song is a nod to "Paloma Negra", a song which her mother dedicated to her during her last concert. 

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Jose Mourinho glad he picked Chelsea over United

For 15 glorious minutes on Sunday at Stamford Bridge, Manchester United fans briefly forgot the grim reality of their Premier League fortunes and made believe that all was right with the world.
As their team attacked the Chelsea defense with the kind of energy and conviction that reminded them of those heady days of seasons past, the supporters reverted to their old cocksure, swaggering selves.
"Jose Mourinho, you wanted this job," they chanted at a very grumpy-looking Chelsea manager who was reported to have coveted the United throne so fiercely that he blubbered like a baby when David Moyes was crowned instead.

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