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 Liverpool assistant coach Pep Lijnders has opened up on the decision to move Mohamed Salah into a central role this season

 The Egyptian took the Premier League by storm last term topping the goalscoring charts from the right of an attacking three

 He has been deployed at the top of a 4-2-3-1 system more often this campaign, with Roberto Firmino dropping into a No

10 role.  Klopp and Lijnders made the decision to turn Salah into a striker in an attempt to give the Brazilian a 'free role'

  And it has worked with Liverpool firmly in the title picture after an excellent campaign to date

Read More Jurgen Klopp issues Dejan Lovren fitness update ahead of Bayern Munich tie  "First of all, Mo has the ability to create from the inside

That differentiates him from many others of his type. He's a real goalscorer," he told Goal

 "So, to have him in the last line as high as we can, with the speed he has, the goal threat he has, it makes it easier for us to create a freer role for Bobby

 "[It was important] that we could create a free player more easily, that we could find him in an easier way

From there, we would have better movements in there to attack their last line.  "For Mo, it's really good to understand the game in that way, to be the point

For him it's great. He's closer to the goal, he can use his speed more, he's more where we want him to be

That's a natural development for him." Read More Daniel Sturridge gives Liverpool fans sneak peak at warm weather training camp in Marbella  Lijnders had left Liverpool for his first senior position with NEC in the Netherlands but returned to Anfield following the departure of Zeljko Buvac

 Liverpool are next in action in the Champions League against Bayern Munich next week

For more infomation >> Liverpool coach reveals real reason Salah's position was changed - Duration: 2:23.

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Deutschland macht wieder Schulden - was das Milliardenloch im Haushalt bedeutet | Schwarze Null - Duration: 4:06.

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Man charged with murder after a Winston-Salem mother was found dead inside a dumpster - Duration: 0:27.

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Dieter Bohlen: Angst um seine Gesundheit! Wie schlecht geht es ihm? , Was läuft zwischen Pietro - Duration: 11:13.

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Lack of water was problem at massive Raleigh apartment fire, chief says - Duration: 0:48.

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Garner Walgreens shooting suspect was shot by deputy in Golden Corral parking lot - Duration: 1:35.

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'El Chapo' defense attorney claims his client was a 'fall guy' for the real Sinaloa cartel kingpin - Duration: 6:06.

One of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman's attorneys believes his client's high-profile trial was unfair and has questioned why he wasn't allowed to cross-examine a supposedly unhinged prosecution witness

High-powered criminal defense lawyer Jeff Lichtman went on CNN and CBS This Morning on Wednesday after his drug kingpin client was found guilty of all 10 international drug dealing charges against him

The trial in Brooklyn, New York, that ended on Tuesday, lasted three months and included testimonies from more than 50 witnesses

Lichtman and his team only used one witnesses in their defense, and made out Guzman to be the fall guy for the massive Sinaloa cartel working out of Mexico

Now Guznman's defense team are airing their grievances and are preparing to appeal the verdicts

Lichtman told CNN's New Day that Guzman 'fully expected to be convicted' and argued that the case was impossible to win

'I think he was convicted even before he came to America,' Lichtman said.The lawyer further expounded on that idea during his CBS interview, arguing that it was difficult to get around the 'myth of El Chapo

' The New York-based attorney, who previously represented John 'Junior' Gotti, said he and the rest of the defense team never denied that Guzman was involved in drug trafficking, but they argued that he was not the kingpin heading the Sinaloa cartel

'So our position was, he was really a fall guy,' said Lichtman.'There is a guy in Mexico who leads the Sinaloa Cartel who has been indicted in America for decades

He's been indicted in Mexico.He has never been arrested in 50 years.' After learning his fate on Tuesday, Lichtman said Guzman remained buoyant and urged him to 'just keep fighting

' 'I'm not going to give up, you don't give up,' Lichtman quoted El Chapo as telling him after the verdict was read following six days of jury deliberations

Guzman, 61, is expected to be sentenced to life in a maximum-security prison without the possibility of parole in June

It is believed he will live out the rest of his days in ADX Florence, the only Supermax prison in the US, and will be denied virtually all communication with the outside world

Lichtman said he and his colleagues plan to appeal the convictions, but he was skeptical it would work, given the copious amount of evidence brought forth by the prosecution

In pointing out what he deemed as errors in the trial, Lichtman took particular umbrage at his being barred from questioning a cooperating witness, whom the attorney characterized as being 'out of his mind

' 'One of the witnesses believed that the Earth was about to be destroyed in an apocalypse

He believed in 15-foot aliens roaming the Earth searching for gold.And I wasn't allowed to question him on any of that,' he said

When asked why he decided against putting Guzman on the witness stand, Lichtman explained that it was rear in a criminal trial, and that he deemed it a losing strategy, considering the amount of evidence the prosecution could have cross-examined him on

Lichtman also defended calling the notoriously violent cocaine trafficker a 'cool cat' and a 'pleasure to represent,' but said that those attributes do not make Guzman a good person

'He was good to me,' the lawyer noted.'As a defense lawyer, if I start being concerned with what people are accused of and what they're convicted of, I'll never be able to get out of bed in the morning

' Lichtman also reassured members of the jury, whose identities were kept secret during the trial for thier protection, that they have nothing to worry about

'How is he gonna go after them?' the lawyer wondered aloud, referring to the jailed drug trafficker

'He's in complete isolation.'

For more infomation >> 'El Chapo' defense attorney claims his client was a 'fall guy' for the real Sinaloa cartel kingpin - Duration: 6:06.

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Friends say Maumelle homicide victim was 'trying to find himself' - Duration: 2:27.

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Was das Pensionssystem in Österreich so gut und stabil macht - Duration: 5:48.

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Was läuft zwischen Pietro Lombardi und der Miss Schweiz? Ist Pietro etwa wieder verliebt? - Duration: 2:58.

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Update was meh... [Feb Update 100% Honest Review!] Good, Bad, and meh... - Duration: 14:36.

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21 Savage says he was 'definitely targeted' by ICE in his first interview since his release on bond - Duration: 6:40.

Rapper 21 Savage has given his first interview since his release on bond, saying he was deliberately targeted and tracked with a helicopter by cops who said 'we got savage' when they snared him

The Grammy nominated star spoke with Good Morning America after leaving the detention center Wednesday and claimed police 'said nothing more' when they pulled him over on February 3

In the interview, set to air Friday morning, 21 Savage told ABC News' Linsey Davis: 'I was just driving

And I just seen guns and blue lights.And, then, I was in the back of a car.And I was gone

'They didn't — they didn't say nothing.They just said, 'We got Savage.It was definitely targeted

There was helicopters.'He later clarified there was one helicopter.The 26-year-old recording artist's legal team have already raised the possibility that 21 Savage was the victim of a vendetta by ICE officials who were angered by his criticism of Trump's family separation policy at the US-Mexico border

He flew home on a private jet soon after being released from an detention center on a $100,000 bond in Georgia Wednesday

He was arrested on February 3.The rapper, whose given name is She'yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, posed with his mother, Heather Joseph, as they prepared to board the plane

ICE officials said the British citizen overstayed his visa and has an October 2014 felony conviction in Fulton County

They have accused him of living a 'false' life in the U.S.and said he came legally to America in July 2005 when he was aged 12

Officials said his visa expired a year later and he has lived in the U.S.illegally ever since

But his lawyers have said the rapper was brought to the U.S.when he was seven and his legal status expired in 2006 through no fault of his own

They characterized  him as a 'Dreamer' who has been the victim of a 'great deal of misreporting' that's led to 'false conclusions'

According to his birth certificate, he was born on October 22, 1992, at Newham Hospital, in east London, to British parents, Heather Joseph and Kevin Emmons

He lived in the UK for 12 years before moving to Atlanta, Georgia.His fans were shocked when he was arrested because they believed that he was born and raised in Atlanta given his thick Georgian accent

He has also never denied claims he was born and bred in the city where he is raising three young children

The rapper quickly rose in the Atlanta underground music scene after a pair of 2015 mix-tapes

Collaborations with Atlanta artists including Metro Boomin and Offset of rap group Migos raised his profile

He has also collaborated with Drake, Cardi B, as well as Post Malone and was scheduled to perform at Sunday night's Grammy show prior to his arrest

Stars including Kendrick Lamar, DJ Khaled and SZA and have all rushed to support the musician

Jay-Z called his detention 'an absolute travesty'.But an ICE spokesman has called 'his whole public persona false'

They added: 'He actually came to the US from the UK as a teen and overstayed his visa

' Officials also say he's guilty of felony drug charges dating back to October 2014

His attorneys have disputed that.21 Savage had applied for a U-Visa in 2017 and it was still being processed when he was arrested

His team insist that he has very permanent ties to the country.'Mr Abraham-Joseph has three US Citizen children, a lawful permanent resident mother and four siblings that are either US Citizens or lawful permanent residents,' the release said

'This U visa was filed as a result of being the victim of a deadly shooting in 2013

For more infomation >> 21 Savage says he was 'definitely targeted' by ICE in his first interview since his release on bond - Duration: 6:40.

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Eric Harrison was the Class of 92's sergeant major - Duration: 4:57.

Back in the day when we hadn't heard of any of them, the players who we would later label 'The Class of '92' used to do gym work as part of their training at Manchester United

David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and Gary and Phil Neville were fit young athletes but they weren't as fit as their coach

'Eric would come in and go on the bench press machine,' recalled Giggs. 'He would make sure everybody noticed him and he would not just lift the bar but the whole machine

He wanted to show us how tough he was.'Back then being at United was like being in the army and Eric was the sergeant major

'These recollections – and there are many from the players that Eric Harrison brought through – are important because they speak to the other side of the great United youth coach who passed away on Wednesday night

In conversation – and Eric would always pick up the phone to people wishing to talk about Manchester United – Harrison was a gentle, considerate man

Like many great coaches of young players, he never stopped caring for the lads who were once under his care, no matter how old they were

'If you see them, tell them I said hello,' was one of his stock phrases. But as a coach in his pomp, Harrison was cut very much from old-school cloth

Born in West Yorkshire, he was never properly coached as a footballer until the day he signed for Halifax

He was, like many of his generation, self-taught, his skills honed on the street outside his house, in the back yard and, when the weather was bad, inside the house itself, passing a ball back and forth off the wall at the foot of the stairs

So it is not hard to imagine his disdain for any young player he encountered at United who may have arrived with anything resembling airs and graces

'I detest any footballer who does not give 100 per cent,' he once said.'Professional footballers should get down on their hands and knees and thank god they are so lucky

'It angers me the way some players moan and groan.'Harrison was brought to United by Ron Atkinson in the early 1980s and was subsequently described by the Old Trafford manager as 'one of my best ever signings', some accolade given that Atkinson also brought Bryan Robson to the club

Largely, it was Sir Alex Ferguson who was to reap the benefit and in many ways the two men were the same

Harrison shared Ferguson's working-class upbringing but more importantly his belief that young players should be taught to be good men first and good footballers afterwards

This, then, was at the heart of the Harrison philosophy, this was what lay at the very root of the tough love dished out on the fields of the Cliff, United's old training ground

Harrison's relationship with Beckham and the rest endured to the day he died. Aware that he had been struck down by dementia they visited him together not long ago and they took cake

In the thick of their development, though, Harrison was often the bad cop. On the first day of one pre-season, he told them they wouldn't need their boots for three weeks

On another day, with snow thick on the ground in Manchester, the boys expected to be assigned gym work but were astonished when Harrison produced a rugby ball

He loved them all, though. At least he did the ones who were happy to buy into his creed of sacrifice, humility and hard work

Harrison had many proud days in football but few prouder than the night in the Nou Camp almost 20 years ago when a team packed full of his graduates beat Bayern Munich to win the Champions League

'I had been privileged to be at the helm as they had turned from boys into true men, achievers,' he reflected years later

'That night, as the celebrations got underway, David, Ryan, Paul and the Neville brothers sought me out to share their joy

'How did I feel? Thrilled? Yes. Flattered? Yes. Happy. But more than anything I thought to myself: "What a lucky man

"'

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Was wirklich im Business zählt! - REALTALK! - Duration: 0:51.

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Was ist der Zweck/Ziel der Religion? - Duration: 1:11.

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When Was Nollywood Founded. Short History Of Nigerian Movie Industry ( Nigerian Information Blog) - Duration: 1:37.

When Was Nollywood Founded?.

The foundation of what makes up Nollywood today was laid as far back as the early 1960s

(some 60 years ago), which coincided with the early years of Nigeria's independence.

At this time, prominent filmmakers and theatre artistes like Hubert Ogunde, Ola Balogun,

Eddie Ugboma, Moses Olaiya and many more were the leading figures in the Nigerian film arena.

They were highly revered personalities in the movie world, and together, they strived

to create a unified structure, which later metamorphosed into what is known as Nollywood

today.

Although, no one truly knows the first person to use the term "Nollywood", the idea behind

it is a blatant imitation of the leading movie scene in the world - Hollywood.

For the next 25 years after the Nigerian film industry was created by the grand pioneers,

most productions centered around drama, stage performances and cinema movies.

The first actual home video in Nollywood was not produced until the early 1990s, precisely

in 1992, with the release of a movie titled Life In The Slum.

The movie was funded by Kenneth Nnebue, who was a prominent electronics marketer at that

time.

It was shot for about 30 days and it reportedly cost around $12,000, which was a lot of money

during that time.

With the success of this movie, subsequent home videos were produced, and today, Nollywood

has grown to become one of the largest movie industries in the world.

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Clarence Moses-El, Whose Rape Conviction Was Overturned, Will Get $1.9M From State Of Colorado - Duration: 2:14.

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On The Fly | What Was Your First Non-Acting Job? | Freeform - Duration: 1:13.

Hi. My name is—

Yeah! This is my favorite part!

And welcome to OTF.

My first non-acting job was hosting at the Olive Garden.

I was working as a window cleaner.

Dish pig, as we call it in Australia.

I worked in a supermarket in my hometown and I got fired from it.

Banquet set up person at the Mandalay Bay Beach Resort.

I was a busboy.

Probably babysitting.

I was in charge of the jean wall. So it was just a wall of jeans.

Intern at the store folding t-shirts.

Went around to people's houses and basically said that for $15 my brother will mow your lawn.

My parents' restaurant.

It was actually at a gym. I was making shakes.

I was prepping food at nine years old.

Rolling out dinner tables at my church.

I have never had a paid job that has not been from acting.

You know, I didn't have one. I'm lucky to say that. Acting has always been my job.

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'Tommie,' pit bull that was set on fire and abandoned in Richmond park, has died - Duration: 0:46.

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I Couldn't Help Myself, I Was Fun | 2 Dope Queens | Season 2 - Duration: 4:39.

JESSICA WILLIAMS: Please give it up...

BOTH: ...for Solomon Georgio!

(AUDIENCE CHEERING)

(JESSICA AND PHOEBE ROBINSON GASP)

PHOEBE: Yes!

JESSICA: Solomon!

PHOEBE: Wow. Holy shit.

JESSICA: Solomon.

You better work.

SOLOMON GEORGIO: How you doing, New York?

(CHEERING)

Sorry, I had to throw

something comfy on before I got here, so...

(AUDIENCE CHUCKLES)

Oh my God. New York. I love it here.

Brooklyn especially, oh my God.

-(QUIET CHEERING) -I, um... thank you.

I actually live in Los Angeles.

I know. I know.

I know, I've heard it from you before.

And here's the thing.

No one in L.A. makes fun of anyone in New York...

(CHUCKLING)

...because we're too busy enjoying our lives. It is...

(LAUGHTER)

And here's the thing. The main complaint every time

about people from L.A. is how fake they are.

"Everyone in L.A. is so fake!"

You guys, no one in L.A. is fake.

Those are their genuine shitty personalities.

(LAUGHTER)

You think there's another layer to there?

No, that person's terrible to the bone.

(AUDIENCE CHUCKLING)

As you can tell by my outfit,

I've been, um, aggressively gay this year.

-(APPLAUSE) -Thank you.

I used to be a very docile, neighborhood homosexual.

But now that we're in Trump's America,

I'm like, "Mm-mm.

No one deserves my niceties ever again."

(CHEERING, APPLAUSE)

Like, now, when I go to the movie theater

and I see two straight dudes do that buffer seat,

I sit right in the middle.

(LAUGHTER)

And then I pull out my phone,

and I start watching hardcore gay porn.

(LAUGHTER)

It's gonna fit.

It always fits.

Growing up, I was a very effeminate child.

I couldn't help myself, I was fun.

My father was very manly,

and he didn't care to have an effeminate son.

So every time I did something girly,

he made me learn something manly.

And one day, I did something spectacular.

And my father took me outside...

and taught me how to throw knives.

(LAUGHTER)

That's a thing I can do now!

Suck dick and throw knives!

(CHEERING, APPLAUSE)

And I'm all out of knives, so...

(GIGGLES)

I just, uh, turned 37 years old.

Thank you so much. Thank you.

I know, I look great for my age.

And I love getting older.

It is by far the best thing you can do.

If you're not into it, too late. You're doing it right now.

'Cause as you age,

you just get so comfortable with yourself.

You just wake up every day and there's a new thing

you don't give a fuck about anymore.

It's the best feeling.

I'm now at the place,

if I fart in an elevator...

-I'll claim it. -(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)

I'll claim other people's farts.

What are they gonna do?

Tell on me?