LUIS DIAZ has been a revelation since joining Liverpool from Porto in the January transfer window.
It would be an astonishing season for the 25-year-old if Liverpool were to win their seventh European Cup. That is a number that left Liverpool legend Gerrard stunned when it was revealed to him by BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey. "Who knows how many trophies he might win this season, any guesses?" He played the first 18 games of the season for Porto, who went on to win Portugal's Primeira Liga this term.
All in all, it makes for a stunning success story regardless of Liverpool's result in the Champions League final because Diaz has come so, so far to reach this ...
And to see those who mean the most to Diaz sharing his success with him back in Colombia just goes to show that any success story is one built by the collective effort of caring and loving others. To grow up in a place where children struggled to even eat a healthy diet and rise to become one of the most exciting footballers in the world shines as evidence that dreams really do come true. The hardships that Diaz has had to overcome in his life really are unfathomable and to think that he’s made it all the way to a Champions League final through it all is nothing short of inspirational.
Luis Diaz's remarkable performances this term have been quickly rewarded with a fan chant in honour of the electric Colombian.
Luis Diaz is the star name to play for Liverpool this season coming from a very humble family background in Colombia's La Guajira.
The Colombian winger will play the Champions League final against Real Madrid in Paris today. Moreover, the Colombian has contributed widely in creating more chances up front on a consistent basis. Liverpool Star To Miss Champions League Final Against Real Madrid
Football is a multicultural phenomenon. People from different backgrounds join to watch and enjoy this great sport. This holds true for the teams and ...
It can be a means of overcoming various barriers and understanding one another. Twitter user Jay posted a clip from training where Curtis Jones and Luis Diaz are sharing a laugh. This holds true for the teams and players involved in it as well.
Luis Diaz's remarkable performances for Liverpool this term have been quickly rewarded with a fan chant. The former FC Porto man has proven to be a perfect ...
He likens it to being the pilot of a plane and if the cockpit door is open and the passengers — the players — are looking in an seeing the pilots freaking out during a time of turbulence, well, that’s not great. The game is younger, faster and the mistakes are aplenty, so do you have a team that believes in the game plan produced by the coaching staff that will allow them to ride out those mistakes and to take advantage of the mistakes made by an opponent on a regular basis? And the second part is that you hope you’re coaching in the NHL because you have good instincts and a good hockey mind.” Rick Tocchet was on the bench as part of Mike Sullivan’s staff during back-to-back Cup runs in Pittsburgh in 2016 and 2017 before taking on the head coaching job in Arizona. Like Tortorella and Julien, Tocchet is expected to garner significant interest from the teams looking to fill vacant head coaching positions this off-season. It took a long time for the Panthers to make changes to a power-play unit that was dynamite (tied for fourth overall during the regular season) during the regular season and yet the impotence of the Panthers’ power play in the playoffs was a key factor in the team’s early exit, registering just one man-advantage goal on 31 opportunities in 10 games. During the regular season you can take the long view on progress or you can take a long view on goals, whether it’s in terms of players in and out of the lineup, line combinations, defensive pairings, ice time. A little twist of fate for the purposes of this discussion: it was Pittsburgh head coach Dan Bylsma who earned Jack Adams honors in 2011 while it was Bylsma and the Pittsburgh Penguins who won the Cup in 2009. The key in the playoffs is understanding that patience is more a luxury and that by their very nature every playoff series is shot through with a sense of urgency. It is not often that a team wins on the road to force a Game 7 and then is an underdog at home in it. The Houston Astros look to rebound from Friday's 6-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners tonight in Seattle. Houston is 10 games up on the Mariners in the division, so losing games to them is unexpected and shouldn't happen all that frequently. We'll be ready to go and I'm confident that he's going to be ready and show everybody what he's got and the type of hunger he has right now." In fact, not only was Tortorella the last Jack Adams winner to also have his name inscribed on the Cup in the same year, but he is one of only three coaches to achieve that rare daily double since the Jack Adams was first handed out in 1974, the others being Fred Shero in 1974 and Scotty Bowman in 1977. I am fading that opinion and looking to back the over thinking that Miami is going to be able to build on what we saw on Friday night.