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FOOTBALL : PHILIPPE COUTINHO - - STUBBORN BARCELONA TO BID USD $160 MILLION ANEW IN JANUARY !

- Thursday, October 12, 2017

FOOTBALL : PHILIPPE COUTINHO - - STUBBORN BARCELONA TO BID USD$160 MILLION ANEW IN JANUARY !

Barcelona's CEO says he is financially "prepared" to sign Philippe Coutinho in January: https://t.co/jI5vO5nrth pic.twitter.com/Cw5gNZwqFv
— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) October 11, 2017

Barcelona are ready to mount a new offensive to sign Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho.

Read here: https://t.co/tCltXG2AEe pic.twitter.com/APtgbbS8Br
— Sky Sports PL 👑 (@SkySportsPL) October 11, 2017

BREAKING: Barcelona will bid £120million for Philippe Coutinho again in January. (Dominic King)
— Anfield HQ (@AnfieldHQ) October 11, 2017

Tomorrow's back pages are all about Philippe Coutinho's future.

Sorry Liverpool fans 👉 https://t.co/Fq1A4jQg1r pic.twitter.com/0iQkcwpcIU
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) October 11, 2017

Philippe Coutinho and Liverpool's secret Champions League ‘deal’ https://t.co/knWV50zAUI pic.twitter.com/3aqYinq2XZ
— The Sun Football ⚽ (@TheSunFootball) October 11, 2017

Barcelona to launch January bid for Philippe Coutinho, club chief confirmshttps://t.co/aV2YxcIpod
— Daily Star Sport (@DailyStar_Sport) October 11, 2017

Barcelona ready to renew interest in Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho in the January window, reports @_pauljoyce https://t.co/YJS8Nmws54 pic.twitter.com/baGkjiUD2q
— Times Sport (@TimesSport) October 11, 2017

Barcelona are planning a fresh assault on Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho in the January transfer window. https://t.co/8mfaCBJh4m
— SuperSport (@SuperSportTV) October 12, 2017

Liverpool will not allow Philippe Coutinho to leave in January despite Barcelona CEO's comments https://t.co/uvb3NZNEN6
— Indy Football (@IndyFootball) October 11, 2017

Barcelona have unashamedly ignored any protocol regarding the illegal approach of Philippe Coutinho. (Chris Bascombe)
— Anfield HQ (@AnfieldHQ) October 11, 2017

Oscar Grau, Barcelona’s CEO, addressed the press today:”We have the money to buy Coutinho in January." pic.twitter.com/6L10N1lS02
— totalBarça (@totalBarca) October 11, 2017

Barcelona's CEO Oscar Grau said, "We are ready to sign #Coutinho or any other player (during the winter transfer)"https://t.co/19IMDZz7z8
— FirstpostSports (@FirstpostSports) October 12, 2017

Liverpool 'agree to sell' Philippe Coutinho in January with Barcelona ready to make their movehttps://t.co/hzJgyszwHK pic.twitter.com/agQZxspuqf
— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) October 11, 2017

Nominee for the 2017 Ballon d'Or France Football (list of 30) : Philippe Coutinho #ballondor pic.twitter.com/6XVstRdCX0
— France Football (@francefootball) October 9, 2017

Philippe Coutinho, Ballon d'Or nominee 
Posted by Liverpool FC on Monday, 9 October 2017

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O Magico 🔴
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CEO Barcelona, Oscar Grau berjanji akan membeli Philippe Coutinho dari Liverpool pada bulan Januari yang akan datang. Bahkan, ia siap menjual pemain Barca lain agar transfer Coutinho bisa terlaksana. Jangan lupa add LINE @vivagoal untuk info sepakbola terupdate lainnya 👆 Ketik "vivagoal" gunakan @ #Vivagoal #PhilippeCoutinho #Liverpool #Barcelona #InfoBola
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Barcelona CEO Oscar Grau promised to buy Philippe Coutinho from Liverpool in January. In fact, he is ready to sell other Barca players so the Coutinho transfer can be done.

Ballon d’Or nominee 🏆
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#PES2018 is out now! Like and follow @officialpes to win a copy. #WhereLegendsAreMade
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Barcelona have turned up the heat on Liverpool and will bid £120million for Philippe Coutinho again in January. Coutinho remains firmly on Barcelona's agenda and they showed their hand on Wednesday, with chief executive Oscar Grau confirming it is their ambition to bring him to the Nou Camp. Coutinho had his heart set on moving to Barca and handed in a transfer request on August 11; Liverpool, however, insisted they would not give him his wish and warned Barcelona to stay away. Liverpool's position has not changed and they are furious about Grau's comments. They rejected three bids - the last of which was £114m - and would make it clear to Barcelona they would not welcome any more interest that could prove unsettling for the 25-year-old. He has not shown any sign of being affected by the speculation, with his team-mates impressed by his attitude and commitment. #LFC #YNWA #Coutinho #PhilippeCoutinho #PC10 #Liverpool #LiverpoolFC #WeAreLiverpool #LFCFamily #Anfield #TheReds #PremierLeague #Barcelona #Barca
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Philippe Coutinho vs Henrikh Mkhitarian #LFC #YNWA #Coutinho #PhilippeCoutinho #PC10 #Liverpool #LiverpoolFC #WeAreLiverpool #LFCFamily #Anfield #TheReds #PremierLeague #Mkhitarian
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@nandamelofotografia 👌🏽
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Barcelona CEO Oscar Grau says the Catalan club are looking to sign Philippe Coutinho in January - but admits they’ll have to balance the books. "We are ready to buy Coutinho in the winter market, or any player the technical staff request. But it is important to adjust ourselves, so if there are to be arrivals, there must be exits as well. We must forget about the price paid for Neymar last summer. After taxes we received about €188m in income and a direct financial impact on the club’s treasury of €144m." #LFC #YNWA #Coutinho #PhilippeCoutinho #PC10 #Liverpool #LiverpoolFC #WeAreLiverpool #LFCFamily #Anfield #TheReds #PremierLeague #Barcelona #Barca
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TENNIS : TANTRUM BOY NICK KYRGIOS FINED IN SHANGHAI FOR, WELL, ANOTHER TANTRUM !

- Thursday, October 12, 2017

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TENNIS : TANTRUM BOY NICK KYRGIOS FINED IN SHANGHAI FOR, WELL, ANOTHER TANTRUM !

Tennis Tantrum Boy Nick Kyrgios is at it, again.

He's been slapped with a fine in Shanghai - - for second year in a row now - - for walking off mid-match.

The 22-year-old Australian has been fined USD $10,000 and has lost his minimum guaranteed prize money of about USD 21,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct after storming out of court at end of First Set in the first Round at the Shanghai Masters.

Nick Kyrgios was apparently outraged by the umpire not able to rein in the crowd during a tie-break in which he lost, hence his usual tantrum.

After losing just the First Set, Kyrgios left the court.

Well, to paraphrase a local pundit, Nick Kyrgios - - now World No. 21 and Australia's No.1 - - is easily Australia's national inspiration in some good days, and a national embarrassment in all the rest.

BREAKING: Nick Kyrgios fined £7,500 and loses £16,000 in prize money for unsporting conduct at Shanghai Masters #ssn pic.twitter.com/Frg3vn5dH4
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) October 11, 2017

Nick Kyrgios has been fined for quitting his first-round match at the Shanghai Masters.

Read: https://t.co/a5ACL8efoQ pic.twitter.com/hwO3SQTgYJ
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) October 11, 2017

Nick Kyrgios fined $31,085 for incident at Shanghai Masters | https://t.co/9N3T0zT236 pic.twitter.com/5AqUiVCUxy
— TENNIS.com (@Tennis) October 11, 2017

Nick Kyrgios is in trouble again!

He's been fined for quitting his 1st round match at the Shanghai Masters.https://t.co/a5ACL8vQgo pic.twitter.com/6vvRM58r9s
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) October 11, 2017

Nick Kyrgios fined $31,085 for incident in Shanghai https://t.co/56lUw0aZwu pic.twitter.com/4RLyF1cLIe
— SI Tennis (@SI_Tennis) October 11, 2017

2016: Fined & banned
2017: Quit after losing first set

Nick Kyrgios causes controversy again at Shanghai Masters.https://t.co/a5ACL8efoQ pic.twitter.com/bTj2LKujjR
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) October 10, 2017

Nick Kyrgios fined and loses prize money after Shanghai Masters walk-off https://t.co/8KllCO8Kj4 pic.twitter.com/bMzTsxiXpy
— Guardian sport (@guardian_sport) October 11, 2017

Nick Kyrgios fined following decision to walk off after losing first set against Steve Johnson in Shanghai Mastershttps://t.co/I1xxTQWbmT
— India Today (@IndiaToday) October 11, 2017

.@NickKyrgios fined $10,000 for #ShanghaiMasters tennis tournament walk offhttps://t.co/p0u7hjPvrD pic.twitter.com/pNnUbLYPPU
— HT Sports (@HTSportsNews) October 11, 2017

Nick Kyrgios vowed to quit if he lost his first set tie-break in round one at the Shanghai Open - and did https://t.co/a5ACL8efoQ pic.twitter.com/DZ2nOlxRF4
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) October 10, 2017

Nick Kyrgios quits tennis match after one set at Shanghai Masters https://t.co/D7UmkHxenu pic.twitter.com/iDi6TXlEAl
— Mirror Sport (@MirrorSport) October 10, 2017

Nick Kyrgios has apologised and explained why he quit at the Shanghai Masters.

More: https://t.co/a5ACL8efoQ pic.twitter.com/RBQYM5QPjw
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) October 10, 2017

Nick Kyrgios retired after losing the first set in Shanghai amid a chorus of boos

WATCH the incident here: https://t.co/cFYmYp3FHM pic.twitter.com/IodMD6VJeq
— Sky Sports Tennis 🎾 (@SkySportsTennis) October 10, 2017

Nick Kyrgios at the Shanghai Masters:

- Threatens to quit if he loses tie-break

- Loses tie-break

- Quits

More 👉 https://t.co/a5ACL8efoQ pic.twitter.com/EFbSzAS42F
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) October 10, 2017

Nick Kyrgios was booed off court at the Shanghai Masters because he quit after losing a tie-break in the 1st set...

Does not give a F*CK 😂 pic.twitter.com/Y3sz0Jdb2Y
— Team FA (@TeamFA) October 10, 2017

First Nick Kyrgios, now Fabio Fognini has been fined.

The Italian verbally abused an umpire at the US Open.

👎https://t.co/gup4bIXg46 pic.twitter.com/fRBYPMJsfK
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) October 11, 2017

Tennis bad boy Kyrgios loses $31K after quitting match at Shanghai Masters https://t.co/inBj8WYYwX
— RT Sport (@RTSportNews) October 11, 2017

Nick Kyrgios provides explanation for Shanghai Masters walk-off https://t.co/DolhrvSkIE
— Metro Sport (@Metro_Sport) October 10, 2017

Smash + smash = 💥💥#SHRolexMasters @SJohnson_89 pic.twitter.com/WeYPetmg62
— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) October 10, 2017

BREAKING🚨A frustrated @k1ngkyrg1os has quit his match after losing the first set against @steviej345 🎾😮 Post your reactions below 👇
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A @chinaopen runner-up finish moves @k1ngkyrg1os 🆙 5 spots in the @emirates ATP Race to London! 👏👏 #ATP #tennis #NittoATPFinals #Kyrgios
A post shared by atpworldtour (@atpworldtour) on Oct 9, 2017 at 6:40am PDT

"For the first time, I feel like there is a reason for me to be doing what I'm doing." - @k1ngkyrg1os gives insight into growing his new foundation and supporting disadvantaged youths in Australia 🎾👏 #NKRising
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