Manchester United plan to sue & ban Cristiano Ronaldo following controversial interview

Nov 18 2022

Following the aftermath of Cristiano Ronaldo’s controversial two-part interview with Piers Morgan, Manchester United have assembled a legal team to sue the Portuguese player for alleged breach of contract.

The issue likely means that the Portuguese superstar will never play for Manchester United again, with reports suggesting that Ronaldo has been asked not to return to the United training base after his World Cup performance with Portugal in Qatar.

“Manchester United has this morning initiated appropriate steps in response to Cristiano Ronaldo’s recent media interview. We will not be making further comment until this process reaches its conclusion”, a club statement read.

ℹ️ Club statement.#MUFC

— Manchester United (@ManUtd) November 18, 2022

Mere hours after Ronaldo’s interview aired on Piers Morgan Uncensored, a mural with the player’s likeness removed from Old Trafford’s facade. While the timing of the issue seems to make sense, the club had confirmed that the stadium’s branding had to be changed ahead of the Rugby League World Cup final.

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WATCH: Car bursts into flames & explodes in San Gwann, leaving trail of fire

Nov 18 2022

Newly-surfaced footage shows a car leaving a trail of fire after it burst into flames and exploded in San Gwann.

The incident took place in Triq Felic Borg, San Gwann at around quarter past midnight, with a car visibly disintegrating as a result of a large flame.

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Two shop facades and five other vehicles were affected by the fire, with multiple San Gwann residents evacuated from their homes as a safety precaution.

No injuries were sustained and police investigations are currently under way.

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Gozo’s Cittadella project chosen amongst 300 others for prestigious European award

Nov 18 2022

The Rehabilitation and Restaoration of Gozo’s Citadella has been officially declared as the winner of the prestigious 15th Anniversary RegioStars Awards.

Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri described the award as an honour for all Maltese and Gozitans, thanking those involved with the contribution for allowing Malta to achieve such success.

And the winner🏆 of the 15th Anniversary #RegioStars Awards is the Rehabilitation and Restoration project of Cittadella Gozo, in Malta!

This project gave to this beautiful historic monument a new life for present & future generations.

Congratulations @EUfundsMalta 🌟 pic.twitter.com/LNkUB4CV2I

— Elisa Ferreira (@ElisaFerreiraEC) November 17, 2022

The Rehabilitation and Restoration of Cittadella Gozo saw new life breathed into the beautiful historic moment which enchants locals and foreigners alike with its architectural beauty and historical value.

Minister Camilleri went on to state that they are committed to continue taking care Malta’s historical heritage by keeping the Cittadella in the best state possible and look forward to more honours like this.

Parliamentary Secretary for EU Funds Chris Bonett expressed satisfaction in such an achievement as this was the first project with European Funds that won the Regiostars Award, going on to reiterate that such a project was conducted thanks to an investment of over €14 million, €12 million of which came from the European Fund for Regional Development.

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Malta national team maintains 2-2 draw in friendly match against Greece

Nov 18 2022

The Maltese National football team held its own with a commendable 2-2 against Greece during a friendly match on Thursday.

The match was the team’s first foray under the guidance of coach Gilbert Agius, who was recently appointed as temporary the national squad’s senior coach.

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Despite pressure from the Greek side, Malta remained steady during the entirety of the match, matching Greece’s first goal at the 39th minute with an equaliser by Jurgen Degabriele in the 54th.

Teddy Teuma’s 67th minute goal put the Maltese ahead by one goal until Greece’s Foutas hit one past Bonello to draw the score.

Malta will play a friendly against the Republic of Ireland on Sunday in their final match of 2022.

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