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MADRID jordan 11 retro chicago mens for sale , March 24 (Xinhua) -- Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos admitted that his side had to be able to accept criticism, but at the same time believes that his side showed in defeat to FC Barcelona that they can still win the BBVA Primera Liga title.
Madrid's 2-1 defeat in the Camp Nou saw them slip to four points behind Barca in the title race and one of the unpleasant images of the night saw two Madrid fans hurling abuse at Garath Bale and Jese Rodriguez as well as hitting the players' cars they drove out of Madrid's Valdebebas training ground in the early hours of Monday morning.
""I respect everyone and I have lived with criticism,"" said Ramos, who accepts the frustration, but also thinks the players have to know how to react to it.
""We are the biggest representatives of the team...people need faces who they can blame but we need to have broad shoulders and let people see that when we go through difficult periods we respond,"" he said, commenting that at times the demands of the Real Madrid supporters in the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium were important to get the side to play its best football.
The central defender admitted a defeat was always ""bad jordan 11 chicago mens for sale ,"" but said his side, ""left with our heads held high because we played some good football.""
""We were quiet on the plane back to Madrid, because we had left everything on the pitch and it was a blow to lose,"" said Ramos, who didn't think the title was last with 10 matches still to play.
""The season is long and the important thing is how it ends. As I said the other night, I have seen titles won when the gap between the top two has been greater,"" he concluded.
" Photo taken on Aug. 21 www.airjordan11chicago.com , 2017 shows that the moon eclipses the sun during the process of a total solar eclipse seen from Salem, Oregon, the United States. A once-in-a-century total solar eclipse is spanning the continental United States on Monday, creating a 70-mile-wide (112 kilometers) path of totality stretching from Oregon in the Pacific Northwest to South Carolina on the Southeast Coast. (XinhuaYin Bogu) Photo taken on Aug. 21, 2017 shows that the moon almost totally eclipses the sun during the process of a total solar eclipse seen from Salem, Oregon, the United States. A once-in-a-century total solar eclipse is spanning the continental United States on Monday cheap air jordan 11 chicago for sale , creating a 70-mile-wide (112 kilometers) path of totality stretching from Oregon in the Pacific Northwest to South Carolina on the Southeast Coast. (XinhuaYin Bogu) Combo photo taken on Aug. 21, 2017 shows the process of a total solar eclipse (C) from the beginning (L, Top) to the end (R, Bottom) seen from Salem, Oregon, the United States. A once-in-a-century total solar eclipse is spanning the continental United States on Monday, creating a 70-mile-wide (112 kilometers) path of totality stretching from Oregon in the Pacific Northwest to South Carolina on the Southeast Coast. (XinhuaYin Bogu)
NEW YORK air jordan 11 chicago win like 96 for sale , Aug. 21 (Xinhua) -- A once-in-a-century total solar eclipse spanned the continental United States on Monday, creating a 70-mile-wide (112-kilometer-wide) path of totality stretching from Oregon in the Pacific Northwest to South Carolina on the East Coast.
The U.S. mainland hasn't seen a total solar eclipse since 1979, when it swept a handful of northwestern states. The country's last total solar eclipse stretching from coast to coast took place in 1918.
It was the most-observed eclipse in American history, with millions of people staking out viewing spots to watch, especially along the path of totality across the country.
Sean Nealon, a spokesman of the Oregon State University, which was the first university in the country in the path of totality air jordan 11 retro chicago for sale , said an estimated 5,000 people attended the viewing party in the university and hundreds more watched at other locations throughout campus.
Hours before spectators began to gather at Student Legacy Park, six atmospheric balloons were launched from Peavy Field on the campus, as part of a NASA endeavor, known as the Eclipse Ballooning Project, to about 100,000 feet air jordan 11 chicago red for sale , or 30,500 meters, above the Earth and capture images of the eclipse.
Star-gazers in Southern California turned their eyes to the sky, with hopes of experiencing the total solar eclipse, even though the state was treated only to a partial blocking of the sun by the moon and saw only about 62 percent of the sun obscured.
Crowds gathered at viewing parties across the state, most notably at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, but also at the city parks and science facilities.
"I am really interested in seeing this. It's pretty cool. But I thought it would be darker air jordan 11 chicago for sale ," sky-gazer Jennifer Fernandes told Xinhua.
At the White House, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump looked at the solar eclipse from the office balcony.
Though New York City is not in the path of the total solar eclipse, tens of thousands of the Big Apple's residents flocked to parks, squares, rooftop bars etc., to witness a nearly 72 percent eclipse of the Sun.
The action began at 1:23 p.m. in the city when the moon start to pass in front of the sun. The cloudy skies darkened slightly as the partial eclipse appeared around 2:44 p.m..
The blazing sun turned into a crescent shape as the darkened moon passed before it. By 4 p.m., the moon moved on and the skies returned to normal.
In Time Square cheap jordan 11 chicago for sale , thousands of sky-gazers burst into cheers as the once-in-a-lifetime eclipse appeared.
American Museum of Natural History, one of city's most popular museums, hosted a special viewing party for the visitors to experience the eclipse.
The next total solar eclipse in the U.S. will be in 2024. The next coast-to-coast one will be in 2045.
HAVANA, July 15 (Xinhua) -- Cuban outfielder Alfredo Despaigne will be joining Japan's professional baseball association Nippon Pro. |
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