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he'd end his playing days in the states with new york cosmos.auer the player, seemed destined for management. his first coaching job would be to lead his country, west germany, win the world cup. and at italia 90, he made them world champions. when he stepped back from the sideline, he helped his nation off the field, heading their bid to host the 2006 world cup. in that role, beckenbauer was later charged with corruption, his trial ending without a verdict. but on the field, his achievements were without disputes. in a career forever linked with his sport's greatest prize, franz beckenbauer won it in defence and in the dugout. one of the many tributes to beckenbauer has come from current germany manager, julien naglesmann he said: "for me, franz beckenbauer was the best footballer in german history. as a footballer, and later also as a coach, he was sublime — he stood above things. when franz beckenbauer entered a room, the room lit up." honorary president of bayern munich and former team—mate uli hoeness said: "franz beckenbauer is the greates

he'd end his playing days in the states with new york cosmos. the player seemed destined for management. his first coaching job would be to lead his country... west germany win the world cup! ..and at italia �*90 he made them world champions. when he stepped back from the sideline he helped his nation off the field, heading their bid to host the 2006 world cup. in that role beckenbauer was later charged with corruption — his trial ending without a verdict. but on the field his achievements were without dispute, in a career forever linked with his sport's greatest prize. franz beckenbauer won it in defence and in the dugout. one of the many tributes to beckenbauer has come from current germany manager, julien naglesmann. he said on social media: honorary president of bayern munich and former team—mate uli hoeness said: well, earlier i spoke to german footballjournalist taufig khalil who knew franz beckenbauer well and he began by telling me he remembered how light on his feet beckenbauer was. the way he was on the pitch, the way he moved around,

he'd end his playing days in the states with new york cosmos.yer seemed destined for management. his first coaching job would be to lead his country... west germany win the world cup! ..and at italia 90, he made them world champions. when he stepped back from the sideline, he helped his nation off the field, heading their bid to host the 2006 world cup. in that role, beckenbauer was later charged with corruption — his trial ending without a verdict. but on the field, his achievements were without dispute in a career forever linked with his sport's greatest prize. franz beckenbauer won it in defence and in the dugout. one of the many tributes to beckenbauer has come from current germany managerjulien naglesmann. he has said on social media: "for me, franz beckenbauer "was the best footballer in german history. "as a footballer, and later also as a coach, "he was sublime — he stood above things. "when franz beckenbauer entered a room, it lit up." honorary president of bayern munich and former team—mate uli hoeness said: "franz beckenbauer is the g

he'd end his playing days in the states with new york cosmos.er the player seemed destined for management. his first coaching job would be to lead his country... west germany win the world cup! ..and at italia �*90 he made them world champions. when he stepped back from the sideline he helped his nation off the field, helping their bid to host the 2006 world cup. in that role beckenbauer was later charged with corruption, his trial ending without a verdict. but on the field his achievements were without dispute, in a career forever linked with the sport's greatest prize. franz beckenbauer won it in defence and in the dugouts. one of the many tributes to beckenbauer has come from current germany manager, julien naglesmann. he said on social media: "for me, franz beckenbauer was the best footballer in german history. as a footballer, and later also as a coach, he was sublime — he stood above things. when franz beckenbauer entered a room, the room lit up." honorary president of bayern munich and former team—mate uli hoeness said: "franz beckenbauer

he went over to uh, the usaa in one titles with new york cosmos as well. um, but i think perhaps his uh biggest achievement was not so much to do with any individual award or tracy. but robin, the impact he had on the reputations of buying munich and the german national team . he really tons then at both of those teams into power houses of the global game at he helped them become teams that you always expected to be reaching finals and winning trophies. and that wasn't necessarily the case beforehand by and hasn't won a lead title for over 30 years prior to back in bows, arrival, and ascension within the same. and i think that is what will be really his last thing. legacy, especially for buying music and west. do you have any funds? are her thoughts provides a oliver of a moody outside buying and music headquarters? this is reminded that top story is this our diplomatic efforts to contain the israel time us for are increasing to a secretary of state and to the bank. and holes tools with senior is writing this throughout the day and the suggest bring the he

and he actually went across the pon, overseas play with other legends like pay late for the new york cosmos. we did hear certain things in the report about. so dark clouds, you know, about these allegations of dubious payments that lead to germany being a worth the world cup in 2006 because of his health. i believe the prosecutors stop pursuing him. and sadly he passed away on sunday. his family let the will know and their grieving, and they would like everyone to respect. you know, this time, what does he mean for germany? you know, i, i think he's been in america. i can only pretty much compare him to the likes of a michael jordan in a sport. you know, when, when you think about the sport of football as they refer to it here in germany. he speaks volumes. i, i think his name carries a lot of weight, as i mentioned him being a winner everywhere he with it. and he was in my or every where he went also. and here here's a small story in 1974, west germany. evan costa, the 1st germ black made his debut with the world cuz he wouldn't have played. i interviewed evan costs of that. he told

york at cosmos. the kaiser played alongside footballs through the stop had a and he became the, the celebrity jim and football. the id will hold himself k did. back in that was portrayed he ended his career on the pitch at the age of 38 and then became manager of the german team leading into world cup success in 1990 his career led him to many patients, including jobs, hit by munich, and a deep uh, footballs will governing body. it was back in bass, hardwood, one jim need the rights to host the 2006. well, the top starts on the thinking about what kind of vision does these event most. this world cup will be an example of friendliness of organizational talent. and when the games over the people will say, germany organized a great $12.00 cost per page. and so then it goes out to give in foxtrot the 2006 will, comp became as some of the times that retails for the heights as they driven self confidence. it also helps send a positive image of the country, a broad transforming of his ideas of what gen and

he went over to us site and one titles with new york cosmos as well. but i think perhaps his biggest achievement was not so much to do with any individual award or try fee. but robin, the impact he had on the reputations of buying munich and the german national team . he really tons then advice, those teams into power houses of the global game at he helped them become teams that you always expected to be reaching finals and winning trophies. and that wasn't necessarily the case beforehand by and hasn't won a lead type of over 30 years. at prior to back empowers a rival and ascension within the same. and i think that is what will be really his last thing. legacy. especially for by music and west you have any funds or thoughts for that? so all of a, all of a moody outside buying and munich headquarters. it's time to remind you about top story at best r u. s. secretary of state down to meet the link your best about getting things ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as part of his diplomatic tour of the middle east to try and contain the world in god

he'd end his playing days in the states, with new york cosmos. first management role came with his country, and at italia 90, he made them world champions. he helped his nation off the field, adding the bid to host the 2006 world cup. beckenbauer was later charged with corruption, his trial ending without a verdict. but on the field, his achievements were without dispute in a career forever linked with his sport's greatest prize. franz beckenbauer won it in defence and in the dugout. tributes to beckenbauer have been pouyring in from around the world. germany managerjulian nagelsmann said... honorary president of bayern munich and former team—mate uli hoeness said... wigan are hosting manchester united in the third round of the fa cup. it's being seen as a must win for united, while wigan — who've been struggling in league one — could benefit from a good cup run. after 15 minutes at the dw stadium it's 0—0. andre 0nana has had to make a save it in the last few minutes. also a straight from marcus rushford as well but that was hired away by the we

pele who he played with at the new york cosmos once that he is more resilient than german.icality, for being mentally strong, for being very hard running in all of these things, but he was the first and only player who is known for his technique and creativity and elegance at a time when football wasn�*t really understood as a game, but more as a backlog and franz beckenbauer broke the mould at the national and domestic level and up until this day i don�*t think we have had anyone and may never have somebody who plays with the air of grace and splendour that he has. he was nick needs a kaiser for a that he has. he was nick needs a kaiserfor a recent that he has. he was nick needs a kaiser for a recent consent summed up kaiser for a recent consent summed up the majestic quality of his game which was almost seen as arrogant but just use the which was almost seen as arrogant butjust use the supreme confidence and he was one in a mainland. thank ou ve and he was one in a mainland. thank you very much _ and he was one in a mainland. thank you very much for — and he was one in a

he'd end his playing days in the states with new york cosmos.hem world champions. when he stepped back from the sidelines he helped his nation off the field, helping their bid to host the 2006 world cup. in that role beckenbauer was later charged with corruption, his trial ending without a verdict. but on the field his achievements were without dispute, in a career forever linked with the sport's greatest prize. franz beckenbauer won it in defence and in the dugouts. franz beckenbauer, who has died at the age of 78. and the rugby world is paying tribute to the wales, and british and irish lions legend jpr williams who has died at the age of 7a. he is going to get their... ! the former full—back was synonymous with wales and the lions' triumphant tours of new zealand and south africa in the 1970s and was capped 55 times for his country in all. thousands ofjunior doctors in england will return to work tomorrow — after a six day walk out over pay. the strike by members of the british medical association has been the longest in nhs history. our heal

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he'd end his playing days in the states, with new york cosmos. ending without a verdict. but on the field, his achievements were without dispute in a career forever linked with his sport's greatest prize. franz beckenbauer won it in defence and in the dugout. we're deep into the second half of manchester united's third round fa cup tie against wigan. a must win for united, while wigan — who've been struggling in league one — could benefit from a good cup run. after 80 minutes it's 2—0 to manchester united, diogo dalot with the goal in the first half. marcus rashford sent the ball goal—ward, but his effort was blocked and he laid it off for dalot who curled it into the bottom corner. in the last few minutes bruno fernandez has doubled the lead from the penalty spot. the winner of that match will play either newport county or eastleigh, and we know that because the draw for the fourth round has already taken place. let's take a look at the other fixtures — an all premier league match between chelsea v aston villa at stamford bridge. the lowest side

so all of the stuff in this book or almost all of it has been co-published in new york times, washington post, cosmo, the nation and esquire, the believer lit hub. you know, a lot of different places. and so in order to put this together, i also wanted to gather some some people to write intros. and that included astra taylor who's who's next to me, who is wrote the introduction to the section in the book called glass. astra is a writer, filmmaker and political organizer. her most recent book is the age of insecurity coming together as things fall apart. another contributor today is alex miller alex is a navy veteran. he experienced some trauma from. his military service. he's a fellow at europe and has been published in the new york times and esquire. he's writing a middle grade memoir about his experiences of going to school for the first time at 11 years old. the third contributor is celina su. i'm hoping she will read. her poem in the introduction when she introduces herself, which reporting in chinatown, it was mostly in chinatown. her poetry generally documents immigration and migr

so all of the stuff in this book or almost all of it has been co-published in new york times, washington post, cosmo, the nation and esquire, the believer lit hub. you know, a lot of different places. and so in order to put this together, i also wanted to gather some some people to write intros. and that included astra taylor who's who's next to me, who is wrote the introduction to the section in the book called glass. astra is a writer, filmmaker and political organizer. her most recent book is the age of insecurity coming together as things fall apart. another contributor today is alex miller alex is a navy veteran. he experienced some trauma from. his military service. he's a fellow at europe and has been published in the new york times and esquire. he's writing a middle grade memoir about his experiences of going to school for the first time at 11 years old. the third contributor is celina su. i'm hoping she will read. her poem in the introduction when she introduces herself, which is about experiences that she had reporting in chinatown, it was mostly in chinatown. her poetry genera