Manchester United’s Raphael Varane hoping for ‘a new start’ under Erik ten Hag

Manchester United’s Raphael Varane hoping for ‘a new start’ under Erik ten Hag

 

Manchester United defender Raphael Varane has admitted that he is hoping for a new start under new boss Erik ten Hag, following an awful maiden season with the Red Devils.

Varane joined the club in August 2021, but injury restricted him to just 22 Premier League appearances as Manchester United registered one of their worst ever Premier League campaigns, conceding as many goals as relegated Burnley.

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – AUGUST 14: New signing, Raphael Varane of Manchester United is introduced to fans on the pitch prior to the Premier League match between Manchester United and Leeds United at Old Trafford on August 14, 2021 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images,)

Now, with Ten Hag at the wheel, the World Cup winner is hoping for a big improvement.

“It’s a new season, it’s a new start, so everyone is excited to know about the new manager”, he told the Manchester United website.

“Obviously, we want to do well and win every game so, for this, we’ll have to prepare for the new season, and I think it’s important for us to train hard and be ready”.

“We want to be ready for the new season,”

“We need to work very hard and there will be a lot of training sessions, and a lot of games, so I think it will be interesting and a great moment to work very hard and to prepare for the season.”

Ten Hag growing frustrated?

As per the Athletic, ‘murmurings have begun that Erik ten Hag is starting to get a little frustrated’ at his side’s lack of transfer dealings, with deals for Frenkie de Jong and Christian Eriksen seemingly stalling as other clubs continue to do shrewd business.

United and Chelsea are the only two sides of the big six that have not completed a transfer this summer, with the Red Devils perhaps the most in need of new additions following their sixth-placed finish.

With six or eight new signings required at Old Trafford, it seems as though business will need to pick up soon should they be able to improve on their disappointing 21/22 season.

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Premier League table

# Team MP D P
1 AFC Bournemouth 0 0 0
2 Arsenal FC 0 0 0
3 Aston Villa 0 0 0
4 Brentford FC 0 0 0
5 Brighton & Hove Albion 0 0 0
6 Chelsea FC 0 0 0
7 Crystal Palace 0 0 0
8 Everton FC 0 0 0
9 Fulham FC 0 0 0
10 Leeds United 0 0 0
11 Leicester City 0 0 0
12 Liverpool FC 0 0 0
13 Manchester City 0 0 0
14 Manchester United 0 0 0
15 Newcastle United 0 0 0
16 Nottingham Forest 0 0 0
17 Southampton FC 0 0 0
18 Tottenham Hotspur 0 0 0
19 West Ham United 0 0 0
20 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 0 0
Player Team Goals
Salah, Mohamed Liverpool FC 23
Son, Heung Min Tottenham Hotspur 23
Ronaldo, Cristiano Manchester United 18
Kane, Harry Tottenham Hotspur 17
Mane, Sadio Liverpool FC 16
De Bruyne, Kevin Manchester City 15
Jota, Diogo Liverpool FC 15
Vardy, Jamie Leicester City 15
Zaha, Wilfried Crystal Palace 14
Sterling, Raheem Manchester City 13
Bowen, Jarrod West Ham United 12
Maddison, James Leicester City 12
Toney, Ivan Brentford FC 12
Mount, Mason Chelsea FC 11
Saka, Bukayo Arsenal FC 11
Mahrez, Riyad Manchester City 11
Richarlison Everton FC 11
Pukki, Teemu Norwich City 11
Raphinha Leeds United 11
Watkins, Ollie Aston Villa 11

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What is an Iceberg order and how to use it?

An iceberg trade is most often executed by large institutional investors. 

Iceberg orders, also known as reverse orders, are mostly used by market makers, which is another word for an individual or firm who is providing offers and bids. When it comes to such big crypto transactions, we mostly talk about institutional crypto investors. They often trade in big amounts of cryptocurrencies, which may have a huge impact on the market.

As a watcher, it’s possible to look up the order in the order books, but only a small part of the market maker iceberg orders is visible on level-2 order books. Level-2 order books, in the crypto world, contain all bids and asks on an exchange including price, volume and timestamp — real-time data collection it is. 

They call it the tip of the iceberg for a reason: The rest of the order is “under the water’s surface.” For smaller investors like private traders, placing an iceberg order is unusual.



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Bitcoin Drops Below $20,000 as Crypto Selloff Quickens

The price of Bitcoin fell below $20,000 (roughly Rs. 15 lakh) for the first time since late 2020 on Saturday, in a fresh sign that the selloff in cryptocurrencies is deepening.

Bitcoin, the most popular cryptocurrency, fell below the psychologically important threshold, dropping as much as 9 percent to less than $19,000 (roughly Rs. 14 lakh), according to CoinDesk.

The last time Bitcoin was at this level was November 2020, when it was on its way up to its all-time high of nearly $69,000 (roughly Rs. 53 lakh).

Bitcoin has now lost more than 70 percent of its value since reaching that peak.

Ethereum, another widely followed cryptocurrency that’s been sliding in recent weeks, took a similar tumble on Saturday.

It’s the latest sign of turmoil in the cryptocurrency industry amid wider turbulence in financial markets. Investors are selling off riskier assets because central banks are raising interest rates to combat quickening inflation.

A spate of crypto meltdowns have erased tens of billions of dollars of investors’ assets and sparked urgent calls to regulate the freewheeling industry.

Cryptocurrency lending platform Celsius Network said this month it was pausing all withdrawals and transfers, with no sign of when it would give its 1.7 million customers access to their funds.

Stablecoin Terra imploded last month, erasing tens of billions of dollars in a matter of hours.


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Realme Narzo 50i Prime Said to Launch on June 22; Specifications, Design Tipped

Realme Narzo 50i Prime will reportedly launch on June 22, as per a reliable tipster. The smartphone has been hinted to be the most affordable smartphone from the Chinese company this year. The recent leak has also tipped certain specifications of the Narzo 50i Prime including design features like a waterdrop notch for the front camera. The smartphone was also reportedly spotted on multiple certification websites including , the NBTC, Eurasian Economic Community (EEC), the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and the Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS). The Realme Narzo 50i Prime is said to come in two colour options.

A recent report by 91Mobiles citing tipster Steve Hemmerstoffer (@OnLeaks on Twitter) has hinted at the key details regarding the Realme Narzo 50i Prime including the launch date, price, and specifications. To recall, the smartphone from Realme is expected to launch on June 22.

Realme Narzo 50i Prime price (rumoured)

The Realme Narzo 50i Prime has been hinted to be priced at $100 (roughly Rs. 7,800). As per the tipster, the Narzo 50i Prime will be the most affordable smartphone from Realme in 2022. The handset is said to come in two colour options — Black and Green.

Realme Narzo 50i Prime specifications (rumoured)

The leak also hinted at some key specifications and design features of the Realme Narzo 50i Prime. The smartphone from the Chinese company is said to sport a square camera island on the back that features a circular single camera shooter along with a LED flash and the Narzo branding. The rear panel will feature a textured design with vertical strips.

The handset from Realme is also said to flaunt a thin bezel display, a thick chin at the bottom, along with a waterdrop notch for the front camera. The right side of the Realme Narzo 50i Prime will come with a volume rocker and a power button, and the left side is expected to house a SIM tray. The leak also suggested that the smartphone will feature a 5,000mAh battery. The US FCC listing of the Narzo 50i Prime had hinted at the same battery capacity.

As mentioned earlier, the smartphone was reportedly spotted on multiple certification websites including the NBTC and the EEC with model number RMX3506, the FCC, and the BIS. The US FCC listing revealed the dimensions of the handset to be 164.1×75.53×8.48mm with 181g weight. The smartphone was also said to feature dual SIM support and come with the model number BLP877. The listing of the smartphone on the BIS website signalled towards an imminent launch of the Realme Narzo 50i Prime in India.


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Opinion | Mike Pence and the Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations

It is clear that one of the political objectives of the Jan. 6 hearings is to strengthen the anti-insurrection wing of the Republican Party. The vice chair and leading member of the House select committee is Liz Cheney, a Republican. The leading witnesses, like the retired judge J. Michael Luttig and Greg Jacob, are Republicans. And the heroes of the narrative, like the former vice president Mike Pence, are Republicans.

It is Pence, specifically, who has been the subject of a good deal of praise.

“Thanks in part to Mike Pence, our democracy withstood Donald Trump’s scheme and the violence of Jan. 6,” said Representative Bennie Thompson, a Democrat who chairs the select committee. “Vice President Pence understood his oath of office was more important than his loyalty to President Trump. He did his duty,” said Cheney.

Yes, the vice president ultimately refused to take part in Donald Trump’s power grab. But this isn’t heroic. He did not go above and beyond his constitutional obligations. He simply chose not to break the law. He did close to the absolute minimum of what we should expect from a person in his position. To borrow a phrase from President George W. Bush, it is the soft bigotry of low expectations to act as if Pence did anything exceptional.

There’s also a factual problem. Far from resolute against the president’s scheme to overturn the election, Pence was originally inclined to help. He even contacted one of his predecessors, Dan Quayle, for advice on what to do. We know this because it is documented in the book “Peril” by Bob Woodward and Robert Costa. Here’s how they describe the conversation:

Over and over, Pence asked if there was anything he could do. “Mike, you have no flexibility on this. None. Zero. Forget it. Put it away,” Quayle told him. Pence pressed again. “You don’t know the position I’m in,” he said. “I do know the position you’re in,” Quayle responded. “I also know what the law is. You listen to the parliamentarian. That’s all you do. You have no power.”

This does not sound like a man whose first instinct was, according to his counsel at the time, “that there was no way that our framers would have ever put one person in a role to have decisive impact on the outcome of the election.”

It sounds like a man who did the right thing only after he couldn’t find a legal rationale to do the wrong one. It sounds like a man who still won’t fully repudiate Trump or what he stands for. It sounds like a man who still won’t testify, lest he alienate the voters who are sure to power him to a sixth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.

Yes, when it mattered most, Pence bucked Trump. That doesn’t make him a hero.


My Tuesday column was on the ruinous optimism of the Democratic leadership with regard to the Republican Party.

What’s missing from party leaders, an absence that is endlessly frustrating to younger liberals, is any sense of urgency and crisis — any sense that our system is on the brink. Despite mounting threats to the right to vote, the right to an abortion and the ability of the federal government to act proactively in the public interest, senior Democrats continue to act as if American politics is back to business as usual.

My Friday column was on why Democrats should be much more aggressive about questioning Ginni and Clarence Thomas.

Democrats do not need to mimic Republican behavior in all of its deranged glory, but they would do well to heed the lesson that for many voters, where there is smoke, there must be fire.

The most recent episode of my podcast with John Ganz was on the 1993 film “Sniper.” And if you live in New York, I’ll be giving two lectures on the problems with and the future of American democracy, at the New York Public Library next week. Details here.


Rebecca Traister on Dianne Feinstein in New York magazine.

Harold Meyerson on the history of socialism in the United States for Dissent magazine.

At the center of downtown Charlottesville, Va., is the rotting husk of an unfinished hotel building. A local civic group has attempted to make it look less terrible by decorating it with some artwork. This is a photo of that artwork. I liked the shapes and contrast in the scene, and the dark-clothed man walking through is a happy accident.


For dinner tonight, we’re having lentils with pan-fried fish, and I thought I would share the recipe for the lentils. It is very straightforward. You don’t have to use French lentils. Black beluga lentils would work just as well. Recipe comes via Serious Eats.

Ingredients

  • 1 cup (7 ounces; 200 grams) French le Puy lentils, picked over for stones

  • 1 medium carrot, trimmed and peeled

  • 1 medium yellow onion, halved through the root

  • 1 medium rib celery

  • 2 medium cloves garlic

  • 2 or 3 sprigs rosemary, thyme or sage (or some combination)

  • Kosher salt

  • 2 tablespoons unsalted butter

  • ½ pound (225 grams) very finely diced combination of shallot, carrot, celery and turnip (from about ¾ pound [340 grams] vegetables total)

  • Red wine vinegar, to taste

  • Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper

  • Small handful minced flat-leaf parsley leaves and tender stems

Directions

In a large saucepan, combine lentils with carrot, onion and celery. Tie garlic cloves and herbs into a cheesecloth sachet and add to pot. Cover lentils with at least 2 inches of water, season generously with salt (the water should taste as salty as you like your food to be) and set over medium heat.

Bring to a simmer, then reduce heat to medium-low and cook at a bare simmer until lentils are just tender enough that you can smash one against the roof of your mouth with your tongue, about 25 minutes. (Begin checking around 15 minutes, then continue checking until lentils are perfectly cooked.)

Add a handful of ice cubes or a generous splash of cold water to the lentil pot to lower the water’s temperature and halt cooking. The lentils can be refrigerated in their cooking liquid at this point for up to two days before continuing with recipe. Discard carrot, onion, celery and herb sachet.

In a large saucepan, melt butter over medium heat until foaming. Add finely diced vegetables and cook, stirring, until barely tender, about 2 minutes. Add drained lentils along with just enough of their cooking liquid (about ¼ cup) to moisten slightly. Bring to a simmer, then cook until lentils are heated through and enough liquid has evaporated that the lentils are coated in a creamy glaze.

Add vinegar 1 teaspoon at a time until the lentils have a pleasantly bright flavor. (It should taste like a light contrasting tang but not strongly sour.)

Season with salt and pepper. Stir in parsley and serve warm.

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Tesla, Elon Musk Welcome to India but Only as Per Government Policies: Heavy Industries Minister

Elon Musk and Tesla are welcome to India but the government will not compromise in any way on the policy of Aatmanirbhar Bharat or self-reliant India, Union minister Mahendra Nath Pandey said on Saturday.

American electric carmaker Tesla, which has been seeking reduction in import duties to sell its vehicles in India, will not manufacture its products locally unless it is allowed to first sell and service its cars in the country, company founder and chief executive Elon Musk had said last month.

“Tesla will not put a manufacturing plant in any location where we are not allowed first to sell & service cars,” Musk had said in a tweet responding to a user asking about Tesla’s plans to set up a manufacturing plant in India.

Addressing The Global Summit by TV9 on Saturday, the Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises said: “The government under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi has moved ahead swiftly on the Aatmanirbhar Bharat policy and received a very good response on it and we are not going to compromise on that in any way.

“Tesla, Elon Musk are welcome to India but only according to the country’s policies,” he added.

In August last year, Musk had said Tesla may set up a manufacturing unit in India if it first succeeds with imported vehicles in the country.

Currently, India imposes 100 percent import duty on fully imported cars with CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) value more than $40,000 (roughly Rs. 30 lakh) and 60 percent on those costing less than the amount. 


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Ethereum risks another 60% drop after breaking below $1K to 18-month lows

The price of Ethereum’s native token, Ether (ETH), careened below $1,000 on June 18 as the ongoing sell-off in the crypto market continued despite the weekend.

Ether reached $975, its lowest level since January 2021, losing 80% of its value from its record high in November 2021. The decline appeared amid concerns about the Federal Reserve’s 75 basis points rate hike, a move that pushed both cryptocurrencies and stocks into a strong bear market.

“The Federal Reserve has barely started raising rates, and for the record, they haven’t sold anything on their balance sheet either,” noted Nick, an analyst at data resource Ecoinometrics, warnings that “there is bound to be more downside coming.”

ETH/USD weekly price chart. Source: TradingView

Ethereum’s implosion continues

Investors and traders have been anxiously watching Ether’s price in recent days, fearing a decisive breakdown below $1,000 would trigger the forced liquidations of massively leveraged bets. In turn, that would put more downside pressure on Ethereum.

The fears appear due to Babel Finance and Celsius Network, a pair of crypto lending platforms that halted withdrawals citing market volatility.

They intensified further after Three Arrow Capital, a crypto hedge fund managing $10 billion worth of assets as of May, failed to shore up its collateral to cover pungent bets. This came less than a month after Terra, a $40 billion “algorithmic stablecoin” project, collapsed.

These events have coincided with a massive capital withdrawal from Ethereum’s blockchain ecosystem. The total value locked (TLV) unwind occurred in two parts. First, Ethereum’s TVL across DeFi projects fell by $94 billion after the Terra debacle in May and then by another $30 billion by mid-June.

Ethereum total value locked in DeFi. Source: Glassnode

“The deleveraging event that is underway is observably painful, and is akin to a form of mini-financial crisis,” noted CheckMate and CryptoVizArt, a pair of analysts at Glassnode, an on-chain analytics platform, adding:

“However, with this pain comes the opportunity to flush excessive out leverage, and allow for a healthier rebuild on the other side.”

How low can ETH price go?

Fed’s hawkish policies and the ongoing DeFi market implosion suggest extended bearish moves in the Ether market.

From a technical perspective, ETH’s price must regain $1,000 as its psychological support, which, if broken to the downside, could have the token eye the $830 as its next target. The same level served as resistance in February 2018, which preceded a 90% decline to around $80 in December 2018.

ETH/USD weekly price chart. Source: TradingView

Meanwhile, as Cointelegraph covered earlier, ETH/USD can fall to as low as $420 if Ether’s correction turns out to be anything like its 2018 bear cycle when the drawdown reached over 90%.

Related: 72 of the top 100 coins have fallen 90% or more: Here are the holdouts

Interestingly, the $420-downside target was instrumental as support in April-July 2018 and resistance in August-September 2020.

The views and opinions expressed here are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Cointelegraph.com. Every investment and trading move involves risk, you should conduct your own research when making a decision.

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Realme TechLife Watch R100 With Bluetooth Calling to Launch in India on June 23: All the Details

Realme TechLife Watch R100 is set to launch in India on June 23 at 12:30pm, the Chinese company has announced. The smartwatch will feature a 1.32-inch TFT LCD large colour display and come with Bluetooth calling feature. The wearable is said to have battery life of up to seven days. The Realme TechLife Watch S100 and Realme TechLife Watch SZ100 were launched by the Chinese company earlier this year. The smartwatch will come in two colour options and will go on sale via Flipkart.

Realme has announced the launch of the Realme TechLife Watch R100 via Twitter. The wearable is set to be released on June 23 at 12:30pm. The smartwatch from Realme will feature a round-shaped dial encircled by aluminium alloy and a matte rear cover. The Watch R100 will sport a 1.32-inch TFT LCD large colour display with 360 x 360 pixels resolution.

The wearable will be available in two colour options, seemingly Black and Cream, although the official names of the colours haven’t been revealed yet. The Realme TechLife Watch R100 will go on sale via Flipkart. To recall, the Watch R100 will come with Bluetooth calling feature. The wearable will feature a battery capacity of 380mAh and the company claims a battery life of up to seven days.

Realme had recently launched the Realme TechLife Watch SZ100. The smartwatch was priced at Rs. 2,499 and came in Lake Blue and Magic Grey colour options. The SZ100 also featured a 1.69-inch HD colour display. It was equipped with sensors to enable skin temperature measurement and was rated to deliver up to 12 days of battery life on a single charge.

In March, Realme had also launched the TechLife Watch S100. Its price in India had been set at Rs. 2,499 and it came in Black and Grey colours.

The Realme TechLife Watch S100 sported a 1.69-inch (240×280 pixels) colour display that delivered 530 nits of peak brightness. It came with a photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor to deliver 24×7 heart rate monitoring. The smartwatch also claimed to be capable of measuring skin temperature and blood oxygen saturation levels (SpO2) and included a three-axis accelerometer for activity tracking.

The Watch S100 from Realme also came in an IP68-certified metallic-finish build, had Bluetooth v5.1 connectivity and supported devices running on at least Android 5.0 or iOS 11. The smartwatch packed a 260mAh battery that is rated to deliver up to 12 days of usage on a single charge.


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How Kim Kardashian Got Her Groove Back on The Kardashians

Who knew watching Kim Kardashian get her groove back would be the best rom-com of 2022 so far? 

While it may have been titled The Kardashians, the family’s new Hulu series easily could’ve been titled The Komeback Kim as viewers watched the 41-year-old go on a journey of self-empowermentover the course of 10 episodes. Seeing one most famous women in the world as an underdog for a change was captivating to watch, largely due to Kim’s willingness to get vulnerable and unmask her insecurities—both professional and personal—in front of the cameras.

Say what you will about the SKIMS founder, but you can’t say she doesn’t share the good, the bad and the Ye of it all. And the time invested was worth it, with Kim ending the season giddily talking about her vagina with her boyfriend Pete Davidson, enjoying his end of the conversation off-screen at the time. But we’ll get to him in a bit.

Back when filming began, Kim was just mbarking on this new chapter of her life as a co-parent to her four children—North, 8, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3—with Kanye West, whom she filed for divorce from in February 2021. (They were declared legally single in March.) 

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Who designed the Bitcoin logo?

The bright orange Bitcoin (BTC) logo, for over a decade, has become synonymous with financial freedom amid modern-day recession and stringent governmental oversight. However, unlike the mysteries tied to Bitcoin’s origin, the development of the Bitcoin ‘₿’ logo is fairly documented in the depths of the internet. 

When Bitcoin was introduced 13 years ago by creator Satoshi Nakamoto, the first iteration of the Bitcoin logo represented a gold coin with a “BC” text embedded in the center, as shown below.

However, on February 24, 2010, Nakamoto came up with a new Bitcoin logo, which saw the replacement of the “BC” text with “₿” embedded within the gold coin.

Satoshi Nakamoto’s second attempt on Bitcoin logo. Source: bitcointalk.org

Based on community feedback, Satoshi then incorporated changes into the new logo and released the copyright-free images into the public domain. The logo then went on to be accepted as the official logo for Bitcoin for a short amount of time.

Satoshi Nakamoto incorporates design changes based on community feedback. Source: bitcointalk.org

The decentralized nature of the Bitcoin ecosystem allows the general public to contribute to the Bitcoin network in various forms based on community consensus, including logo designs. On November 1, 2010, Bitcoin community member bitboy released a new iteration of the Bitcoin logo based on Satoshi’s design. However, this time the designer chose to replace the gold coin with the iconic orange circle and tiled the “₿” logo 14% clockwise.

bitboy’s design a.k.a. official Bitcoin logo. Source: bitcointalk.org

As a result of overwhelming support from the community, bitboy’s design stands as the official logo for Bitcoin over the last 12 years. After releasing the finalized version of the Bitcoin logo, bitboy stated:

“Now everyone can make use of the graphics freely even for commercial purposes with this license and not bound by any restriction.”

Enthusiasts continue releasing new logos for Bitcoin to date, but the BTC community has yet to come across a symbol that comes close to the beloved orange ₿.

Related: Bitcoin ecosystem makes a U-turn recovery in global ATM installations

Bitcoin ATM installations made a steep recovery in June after witnessing a consistent decrease throughout 2022.

Chart showing the net change of cryptocurrency machines number installed and removed monthly. Source: Coin ATM Radar

The above graph shows that May 2022’s drop reached a range that was last seen in 2019. Over the last two years, in 2020 and 2021, Bitcoin ATM installations grew consistently owing to friendlier regulatory landscapes amid a rewarding market when numerous cryptocurrencies attained their all-time highs momentarily.

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