Anthony Wright30 said:I suppose they aren't actually testing everyone arriving from abroad, but rather just pursuing a policy of self-isolation. It’s almost as if there is still a lingering suggestion that you might bring the virus in, based on the assumption that our streets here in the States are perfectly pristine while things are supposedly messy elsewhere.
My neighbor actually just got back from Germany today... he shows this confirmation from his company at the border and that gives him the right to stay in the States for 72 hours...☕ At the border, all they really do is ask for his phone number and where he’ll be staying, then give him a quick warning that he needs to head out within three days.
After two rounds, the home side sits with one win and one loss—though they did look quite sharp at home with a 4-0 victory—while the visitors are coming off two convincing defeats, including a 5-0 shutout against Dugopolje and a 0-3 loss at home to Cibalia... Given that Zadar is facing some serious financial struggles this year and has seen about 20 players depart, it's hard to expect much more than another loss today..
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The French national team's goalkeeper, Thierry Omeyer, has been named the tournament's MVP at the World Championship in Qatar—meanwhile, the Canadian Dragan Gajić took home the title of top scorer, finishing with an impressive 71 goals.
The official All-Star team was also announced, and interestingly enough, there isn't a single American player on this particular roster... In goal, we have the Frenchman Thierry Omeyer; the left wing belongs to the Spaniard Valero Rivera; the left back is the Qatari international Rafael Capote; the center back is the Frenchman Nikola Karabatić; the right back is fellow Qatari Žarko Marković; the right wing is the Canadian Dragan Gajić; and rounding out the lineup at pivot is the Pole Bartosz Jurecki.
Everything changes, yet the Frenchmen stay exactly the same...😁
Jokes aside—how on earth did they play like that on defense when it mattered most, especially with the great Mr. Omeyer standing in goal? 🙏🙏 The Spanish had a few opportunities to close the gap, but unfortunately, it all boiled down to just a few chances that didn't quite pan out... Once again, it’s clear that the French are at their absolute best when the game is on the line—it's incredibly tough to snatch another gold away from them...👍
The Polish squad looked solid during the opening stretch—but man, they just fell apart after that. They’re basically playing without a goalie out there. Once Saric came on and pulled off those couple of saves, Katran really turned things around...