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Nirwan Luitel retweeted
Enfin qqun qui utilise sa richesse à bon escient ptn
🚨STEVE JOBS changeait de voiture tous les 6 mois et n'a JAMAIS eu de PLAQUE D’IMMATRICULATION !
Le cofondateur d’Apple avait une drôle d’habitude : rouler dans la Silicon Valley au volant d’une Mercedes SL55 AMG argentée, sans plaques d’immatriculation.
Mais derrière cette particularité se cachait une astuce juridique. À l’époque, la réglementation californienne accordait jusqu’à 6 mois avant l’installation des plaques définitives sur un véhicule neuf.
Steve Jobs avait donc conclu un arrangement avec une société de location : tous les 6 mois, il échangeait sa Mercedes contre un modèle neuf identique.
Il pouvait ainsi continuer à rouler sans plaques métalliques, tandis que la société récupérait des voitures presque neuves qu’elle pouvait revendre.
Cette pratique a pris fin avec une réforme californienne entrée en vigueur le 1er janvier 2019, qui impose désormais des plaques temporaires dès l'achat ou la location d'un véhicule.
(ABC News ; iTWire)
Nirwan Luitel retweeted
A jury found Naresh Bhatt guilty of first-degree murder, rejecting his claim on the stand that his wife died by suicide. Bhatt denied killing his wife, but said last week in testimony that he found her unconscious and when he couldn't revive her, he panicked and dismembered and disposed of her body. cnn.it/3ViSlCA
Nirwan Luitel retweeted
jensen huang (nvidia ceo) finding out his fling alice huang has been a chinese intelligence asset this whole time
Nirwan Luitel retweeted
🤷♂️ The whole Chelsea squad wanted his shirt. Who can blame them?
You can get yours for 20% off: shorturl.at/rKwOn 🛍️
Nirwan Luitel retweeted
I want to remind everyone that in the 9 seasons Klopp managed Liverpool, he only ever finished in the top 2, three times. In fact, only TWICE did Pep stop him from winning the league.
Arteta on the other hand, is competing for the fifth consecutive season right now.
Yes, Klopp’s Liverpool were more explosive. But fortune rewards the tenacious and consistent. Competing for the title 3 times in 9 years does not reflect the dominance we are claiming. If you competed for the league 3 times and won 1, that’s a fair return.
IF Arteta wins the league again it’s because he competed OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN. He dusted off one heartbreak and competes AGAIN.
Bottles the league? He competes the next season. Loses the league by two points? He competes the next season. Finally won the league? He’s competing the next season.
Arteta may not have finished with 90+ points in one season, but he’s in his 7th full season and is competing for the 5th time, having finished top 2 FOUR TIMES.
He, more than anyone else, more than Klopp in fact, deserves to win as many league titles. Maybe if Klopp competed more than 3 times he would have won more. Please don’t disrespect Arteta like this again.
Nirwan Luitel retweeted
Tihar ko hardik shuvakamana!
As thousands of Nepali New Yorkers light diyas for Laxmi Puja and celebrate the bonds of Bhai Tika, may this Tihar bring you prosperity, peace, and the sense of belonging you deserve.
Nirwan Luitel retweeted
Managers have to earn time.
The process has to warrant trust.
If Manchester United trusted Ruben Amorim or if Liverpool trusted Roy Hodgson or if Chelsea trusted Frank Lampard and simply 'gave them time', would they be winning right now?
No, obviously not.
The process must be assessed within an inch of its life.
From the culture-setting to the game-model to the recruitment to the ability to handle pressure, manage players, etc, etc, etc.
From the very first minute Mikel Arteta walked into Arsenal he continued to tick off those boxes one by one, even if the darkest moments when every single fan, analyst, and pundit in the game doubted him.
Any dummy can put analysis out now and tell you why Arsenal are great. Yeah, no shit. They've been winning relentlessly for 4 years now. Nobody was saying that before then. Not even the 'best pundits' in the game.
It's about putting trust in a process that warrants it, not blind faith.
And this idea that Arsenal finished mid-table under Arteta for a couple of years before missing out on the Champions League spots to Spurs in the third year being deemed a failure is nothing other than nonsense. The club was a mess from top to bottom. Arteta came in and had to rebuild the entire culture and playing squad.
It's not like a City, a Chelsea, or a United situation where a rebuild can happen overnight because they have endless funds. Liverpool and Arsenal only became like that post-Klopp and post-Arteta's success because they brought the club from mid-table mediocrity to the benchmark of English and European football. Against all odds, by the way.
That's why Klopp and Arteta will always be my favourite modern day coaches.
They brought Liverpool and Arsenal from the pits of despair right back to the very top of English and European football.
People bang on about Luis Enrique and Pep Guardiola but it's hard for me as a layman to relate to that. They had more wealth than anybody else combined because each club is owned by a nation-state, one of which has been found guilty of breaking virtually every rule out there and both of which were relative minnows in the grand scheme prior to their takeovers. Yes they are elite but come on… that's no rags to riches story. My God.
