Monday, 28 September 2015
Mourinho furious at FA over Costa
The Blues boss is not happy with how his striker has been painted as a villain by the British press and the Football Association and insists the desire to suspend him is "so big"
Jose Mourinho has suggested if he had a team of players like Diego Costa that they'd always end up suspended, taking a swipe at the striker's critics.
The Chelsea manager was angered by the FA's decision to give the Spain international a three-game retrospective ban for his antics in the Blues' recent 2-0 win over Arsenal.
Costa tangled with both opponents Laurent Koscielny and Gabriel Paulista in the game, with the latter seeing red for his involvement in the squabble, and the FA reacted by charging him for violent conduct.
"I'm glad we don't have 11 Diego Costas in the team because the desire to suspend him would be so big," Mourinho said at a press conference ahead of Chelsea’s Champions League match with Porto on Tuesday, in which the striker is expected to start.
The Blues won their first European game of the season 4-0 against Maccabi Tel Aviv at Stamford Bridge, although their domestic form has not impressed as they're placed 15th in the Premier League.
They had to come from two goals down just to secure a 2-2 draw with Newcastle United on Saturday and Mourinho has called on his team to put in a top performance for longer than a single half against the Portuguese hosts.
"You can win matches by playing well for 45 minutes, but normally you have to play better for more than 45 minutes," he added.
"To be untouchable in football, only consistency can give you that status. Right now, we have fantastic players but football is about today, not yesterday."
Lukaku savages victory for Everton
Romelu Lukaku scored two and made one as Everton came back from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at West Brom.
Saido Berahino's first-half strike and Craig Dawson's header 16 minutes after the interval had put the Baggies in full control at the Hawthorns.
But Lukaku reduced the deficit 21 seconds after the restart following Dawson's goal and then turned provider for substitute Arouna Kone to level the scores in the 76th minute.
The big Belgian capped a superb evening with the decisive goal from close range seven minutes from time to stun his former club and secure all three points for Everton.
West Brom are 15th in the table while the Toffees move to fifth in what represents a substantial confidence boost ahead of Sunday's Merseyside derby against Liverpool.
There were few signs of the fireworks to come during a poor first half in which Berahino's well-taken goal was the only real moment of quality.
Both teams were neat and tidy on the ball but cautious with it and the result was a sterile 45 minutes with almost no goalmouth action.
A poor - and uncharacteristic - miss by Ross Barkley summed up the nature of the contest but the second period of play could not have been more different.
The Baggies took control of the game when Dawson firmly headed home a corner for his first goal of the season and to establish a two-goal lead for the home side.
But Lukaku pulled one back less than a minute later, looping in a header from an inviting cross from a deep position by Gerard Deulofeu.
The tone of the match duly changed, Lukaku then turned provider, collecting the ball on the right wing and dribbling in front of the home defence before passing through to Kone, who took his time before guiding a shot past Boaz Myhill's right hand.
Nine minutes later, the Belgian striker completed Everton's comeback and an excellent night for himself with the winning goal.
Lukaku was perhaps fortunate not to be punished after the ball rebounded off his thigh and onto his forearm as he controlled Deulofeu's cross before thrashing it in from inside the six-yard box.
When he scored against his former club at the Hawthorns last season, the striker looked almost sorry to do so but there was nothing apologetic about his reaction to this goal, a backflip and somersault in front of the ecstatic away supporters.
Five minutes later he was substituted off, to a standing ovation from his own fans and warm applause from the Baggies faithful too. It was no less than he deserved.
Player ratings
West Brom: Myhill (6), Dawson (7), Evans (6), Olsson (6), Brunt (6), Fletcher (6), Yacob (6), Morrison (7), McClean (5), Berahino (6), Rondon (5).
Subs used: Chester (5), Gardner (5), Lambert (5).
Everton: Howard (6), Browning (6), Jagielka (7), Funes Mori (6), Galloway (7), McCarthy (7), Barry (6), Deulofeu (8), Barkley (6), Naismith (6), Lukaku (9).
Subs used: Kone (8), Gibson (7), Lennon (6).
Saturday, 1 March 2014
Effective treatment for drug addiction , the evaluation criteria
In order to assess how well the treatment of addiction , there is a reliable and seemingly unconditional criterion : how long after treatment, people do not take drugs , whether or not treatment has yielded results , and people stopped taking the drug . One could say that this is the only and indisputable criterion for evaluating the effectiveness of drug treatment , but it is not. There are other important criteria and evaluation.
1) How well a person feels after the rejection of drug use .
Stopped taking the drugs , the person often experiences malaise, depression , depression and depressed mood . Abstinence is accompanied by such discomfort. If people stopped taking the drugs, but is still experiencing suboptimal condition and ailments , his life becomes somewhat flawed . This does not mean that the drugs have improved his life, but it indicates that the person has not returned to the state , which had earlier, before you start taking drugs.
These suboptimal state indicate that drugs made some changes in the psyche and the physiological state of a person who had not been fully rehabilitated. And it is always a danger returning to drugs, as human patience may just burst. He can not cope with the difficulties and return to drugs or find , as it often happens , in the form of replacement of alcohol or drugs .
2) Does the person social life, working to learn to take care of the family ?
Effective treatment for drug addiction also provides restoration of human responsibility and the return of his self-esteem.
Family Care , successful work, study and commitment to the goals characterizes a person in terms of socio useful member of society.
You can not say that a person is totally alright if , after the course of treatment of drug addiction , he spent most of the time idle , leads antisocial , immoral lifestyle , as this can push it again to drugs and this factor , in most cases the cause of the beginning of addiction.
3) The moral level , honesty commitment, responsibility.
At its core is a good man , and when he commits acts contrary to the accepted rules of behavior in the family , group , society , he begins his fall down . There is overwhelming evidence that drug addicts first started committing such acts and only after that are addicted to drugs. When a person goes through life , deceiving , and cast their loved ones, sooner or later it starts to feel unbearable emotional pain , which man tries to drown with alcohol or drugs .
Effective treatment for drug addiction should certainly apply to this circumstance and return man to lead a respectable and honest life .
Is it possible to achieve all of the above factors for effective addiction treatment by removing the break-up , drug therapy , psychotherapy, and training from a psychologist ? Unfortunately , no.
To restore human abilities, self-esteem and regain good health , you need to undergo a full rehabilitation program , regardless of whether a person takes drugs after treatment or not.
People in need of rehabilitation to feel free from drugs and alcohol , that would not feel remorse for past actions to cope with the disappointment in the past.
Rehabilitation is important and necessary step on the path to freedom from drugs and this step will be to go to Narconon center where people undergoing rehabilitation program sequence can find real freedom from drugs and great physical and internal condition.
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