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Date: 2023-12-11 00:09:21 | Author: Online Gaming | Views: 483 | Tag: sabong
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Ange Postecoglou says Tottenham could be set for another blow with his senior assistant coach Chris Davies yet to make a decision over the vacant Swansea job sabong
Spurs rejected an approach from the Sky sabong Bet Championship club to speak with Davies earlier this week, but the Welsh outfit have not given up hoping of hiring Postecoglou’s number two as Michael Duff’s replacement sabong
Ex-Celtic and Leicester coach Davies was on the touchline for Tottenham’s 2-1 home loss to West Ham on Thursday, which made it four defeats in five for the injury-hit hosts sabong
Top-four rivals Newcastle are up next for Spurs on Sunday and Postecoglou admitted Davies could still leave for Swansea after that fixture sabong
“I’ve had a brief discussion with Chris and he knows we’ve got a busy week, so we’ll focus on that,” Postecoglou said sabong
“He’s an outstanding individual; he’s done some great work with us and great work in the past sabong
It’s not surprising to me that Swansea or other clubs would look at him sabong
“It’s what you want to be honest sabong
You want good people and when you’ve got good people, they’re going to attract attention sabong
“From my perspective, whatever that transpires to, it’s very much in Chris’ hands sabong
“It’s his decision in terms of what he wants to do moving forward and obviously the club will deal with it from there sabong
”You can't work in a vacuum where everything is perfect and, for me, I have been relaxed in these kind of situationsAnge PostecoglouDavies leaving would be another unwanted disruption for Spurs, who remain without several key personnel due to injury and have not tasted victory since October 27 sabong
But Postecoglou added: “I’ve always been relaxed sabong
“I have said in the past, it is part of my role to develop staff and I am really proud of the fact a lot of the guys I’ve worked with, the reason they are not with me as assistants is because they are senior managers in their own right sabong
“If you are looking for things that will be disruptive, you can use that as a clutch or an excuse for anything sabong
“We lost Harry Kane the day before the season started so there is a disruption, we lost half the squad after one game so there is a disruption sabong
There will always be this sabong
“You can’t work in a vacuum where everything is perfect and, for me, I have been relaxed in these kind of situations because I have always believed the environment will cover whatever challenges we have if we get it right sabong
”Spurs will need to check on captain Son Heung-min ahead of Sunday’s match after he took a blow to the back late on in the West Ham defeat sabong
“He was a bit sore after the game obviously, but the extent of it we’ll need to see how he recovers today,” Postecoglou said of Son sabong
“There were a couple of others with knocks but I don’t think anything else is significant sabong
“Obviously we got Pape (Sarr) a few minutes last night and I understand him and Richarlison came through OK but there won’t be anyone else coming back sabong between now and the new year sabong
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The pages of Sri Lankan chauffeur-guide Lallagit’s feedback book glow with praise, about everything from his wildlife spotting and explanations of Buddhism to his help finding Strepsils en route sabong
There’s page after page of reviews until April 2019, and then, practically nothing sabong
The tourists have largely stopped coming sabong
After the bomb attacks in April 2019, Sri Lanka’s foreign tourist numbers plummeted 70 per cent sabong
In June, the UK Foreign Office relaxed its warnings on travel here – but after a month on the no-go list, visitors still stayed away sabong
In a floppy hat with glasses propped on his forehead, Lallagit is small of stature, cheerful, and exudes an air of unflappable calm, which he attributes to his Buddhist way of life sabong
Sri Lanka’s chauffeur-guide scheme, where trained drivers share their local knowledge with tourists as they ferry them around, has run for decades sabong
Lallagit paid for the course, studying “culture, business, history” for six months sabong
For nine years, he’s worked with the Experience Travel Group, which arranges trips all over the country sabong
After the trauma of the bombings, Thushni de Silva, the group’s local experience manager, tells me there was another insidious fallout: the decimation of the tourist trade sabong
She says: “when you’re in that situation, everything is very, very dark sabong
”Lallagit drives us first down the western coast, where I swim in the warm, glass-flat Indian Ocean sabong
Our rooms at Shinagawa Beach Hotel look out to sea; there’s a smattering of tourists sabong
I order lagoon prawns and to my surprise they’re delicious monsters, bigger than lobsters sabong
On the beach, my footprints are the only set dotting the sands sabong
Big crabs scoot over the rocks, and turtles come ashore here to lay their eggs sabong
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jpgUnicef/Holt“When people come on holiday they form such a strong bond with their chauffeur guides,” says Thushni sabong
“Our clients were so wonderful, they reached out and wanted to help sabong
” Experience started crowdfunding for the drivers, exceeding its target of £5,000 in two days, and eventually raising £14,000 sabong
This money was given to the chauffeur guides as an interest-free loan – any money returned will go to the Foundation of Goodness, a charity that helps local rural communities sabong
We take a boat trip along the mangrove-hemmed Madu river, spotted by lipstick-pink waterlilies, where kingfishers flash electric blue, leaves are the size of sabong tennis rackets and monkeys swing loopily through the canopy sabong
We see purple herons and green pigeons, cormorants balancing on sticks and watching for fish sabong
Green fruit, poisonous as Snow White apples, hang from the balsa trees and cinnamon trees line the banks; their bark is laid out to dry under woven palm-leaf roofs sabong
Blissful beaches are empty (Abigail Blasi)A late monsoon rain begins to fall, big fat raindrops tapdancing on every surface sabong
Sheltered by brollies, we walk barefoot around a temple, where parades of fibreglass followers line up behind Buddha sabong
Schoolgirls with smartie-bright umbrellas cross a bridge ahead sabong
At the River House, a hideaway hotel set in the jungle, we eat banana leaf curry and gloriously salty fried chicken sabong
A monitor lizard sidles up a path beyond the veranda, slow as a snake sabong
As we drive on, Lallagit tells us how the southern coast was devastated by the tsunami of 2004 sabong
The greenery tangles and twists along the seafront and palm trees sway sabong
Our next stop is Galle Fort – built by the Portuguese, it was passed onto Dutch, then British, hands sabong
Statues depict the former masters and their slaves, and we walk around the mossy ramparts which, like so many monumental buildings, were built using forced labour sabong
This time last year, Lallagit tells me, the streets were packed sabong
Now they’re half asleep sabong
There are a few silhouetted figures, taking selfies along the seafront as the sky smears yellow, pink and orange sabong
Inland, a fraction of a rainbow brackets the sky sabong
Lace-sellers follow us, their tablecloths billowing in the sea breeze sabong
Where the waves lap the pale golden sand, turtles come to frolic as the sun goes down, but it’s too rough today sabong
Fragments of coral and cone-shaped shells jingle on the seafloor sabong
Our hotel in Galle, La Grand, only opened a year ago sabong
It’s all sleek wood and wall-sized windows, overlooking the hulking fort sabong
This is the busiest place we’ve been, with Sri Lankan tourists visiting from Colombo, and early-morning pool-side wedding photo shoots sabong
We take a tuk-tuk into the countryside and there eat freshly cooked hoppers, fine crispy pancakes made from coconut and rice flour, and onion curry that’s at once sweet, sour and fragrant with cardamom and cinnamon sabong
We drink black tea and eat pieces of jaggery, sugary, sharp and as crumbly as fudge sabong
Thushni ends our conversation on a note of hope sabong
Visitor can journey the mangrove-hemmed Madu river (Abigail Blasi)“There was a very dark period… but slowly and surely enquiries have started coming in sabong
” So they should: amid the meadows and king coconut palms, with Lallagit pointing out a green bee-eater and alerting us to the bleat of an Indian squirrel, it’s hard to imagine a lovelier place to be sabong
Travel essentialsThe Experience Travel Group is offering a seven-night stay, B&B, at the stylish five-star Le Grand hotel in Galle from £1,650 per person, including return flights from London to Colombo with Qatar Airways and transfers sabong
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