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Seller: anddownthewaterfall ✉️ (33,678) 99.8%, Location: Manchester, Take a look my other items, GB, Ships to: WORLDWIDE, Item: 315290067427 Qatar 2022 World Cup Silver Coin 3D Stadium Medal Signed Messi Winners Euro 2024. World Cup Coin Qatar 2022 This 3D Layered Silver Plated Stadium Coin is to Commemorate the World Cup Finals in Qatar The coin is a replica of the Lusail City Stadium where the World Cup Final will be played It has swirls to show the stands and a football pitch in the middle The other side has flags of all the competing nations with the words "Qatar 2022" and a message in arabic  It also comes with a card with World Cup Heroes and their signatures printed onto the card Diego Maradona Cristiano Ronaldo Lionel Messi David Beckham Pele Zinedine Zidane The bottom has the words "FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022" and the logo The back has information about the stadiums with pictures, locations. It also has the teams and draws and route to the final At the bottom is mascots from previous world cups England 1966    World Cup Willie Mexico 1970    Juanito West Germany 1974    Tip and Tap Argentina 1978    Gauchito Spain 1982    Naranjito Mexico 1986    Pique Italy 1990    Ciao United States 1994    Striker, the World Cup Pup France 1998    Footix    South Korea/Japan 2002    Ato, Kaz, and Nik (The Spheriks) Germany 2006    Goleo VI Sidekick: Pille South Africa 2010    Zakumi Brazil 2014    Fuleco Russia 2018    Zabivaka Qatar 2022    La’eeb The dimensions of the card is 65 mm x 65 mm The coin is 50mm x 45mm in diameter, weighs about  1 oz In Excellent Condition Comes from a pet and smoke free home Sorry about the poor quality photos. They dont do the coin justice which looks a lot better in real life In Excellent Condition A Beautiful coin and Magnificent Keepsake Souvenir of an amazing tournament Like all my items the auction starts at a Penny...With No Reserve..If your the only bidder you win it for 1p....Grab a Bargain!!!! I have a lot more world cup coins  >>> Please Check out my other items ! Bid with Confidence - Check My almost 100% Positive Feedback from over 30,000 Satisfied Customers Most of My Auctions Start at a Penny and I always combine postage so please check out my other items ! I Specialise in Unique Fun Items So For that Interesting Conversational Piece, A Birthday Present, Christmas Gift, A Comical Item to Cheer Someone Up or That Unique Perfect Gift for the Person Who has Everything....You Know Where to Look for a Bargain! ### PLEASE DO NOT CLICK HERE ###  Be sure to add me to your favourites list ! If You Have any Questions Please Message me thru ebay and I Will Reply ASAP All Items Dispatched within 24 hours of Receiving Payment.

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2022 World Cup Preview Copyright%3A+%40el_loko74+%28CC+BY+4.0%29 Copyright: @el_loko74 (CC BY 4.0) By Elijah Murray, Sports Writer June 30, 2022 Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via EmailPrint   The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar is less than 150 days away, and now with the 32 qualifying nations set in stone, fans around the world can preview their nations’ respective groups and form their predictions. Along with the finalization of each group came the release of the betting odds for each team, confirming the favorites and underdogs. The biggest sporting event in the world only happens once every four years, and anticipation is rising. Normally the tournament would be underway already, and fans can’t wait for it to finally start.  Group A The Netherlands (-250) The Oranges are coming into this tournament with a vengeance after missing the 2018 Russia World Cup. The European powerhouse brings in a renewed roster with some of the best young and experienced talents in the world who are sure to make a mark once again on the biggest stage.  Senegal (+450) The newest member of Bayern Munic, Sadio Mane, leads his nation into the world cup after beating former teammate Mo Salah’s Egypt in the AFCON Cup of Nations to qualify. Being the runner-up in this group seems like a welcome result, especially among the likes of an experienced Ecuador and host nation Qatar. Ecuador (+600) The South American nation comes in as one of the more experienced world cup squads but that doesn’t mean they aren’t a force to be reckoned with. Led by Juan Cuadrado, the Ecuadorians will surely be looking to beat the odds and secure a through to the next round. Qatar (+1400) The host nation has a tough road to advancement, especially for their first world cup appearance. The team will look to emulate Russia’s 2018 World Cup performance, shocking the world behind the support of a home crowd.  Group B England (-300) Coming off of a poor Nations League showing, the favorites will have to find some form going into November. With a favorable Group B, the Three Lions should advance without much trouble.  USA (+550) The USA is back on the world’s stage after a seven-year absence, looking to shake up the tournament with one of the youngest squads in play. The “Golden Generation” gets a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to face England twice in what should be an explosive affair.  Wales (+600) New LAFC man Gareth Bale’s side qualified after beating Ukraine 1-0 in what will be their first World Cup appearance since 1958. Looking to make their nation proud, the Welsh will be a thorn in the side of every team they face.  Iran (+1600) There’s not much to say about Iran, other than that they are one of the hardest working teams in the world, putting up a strong fight for the full 90.  Group C Argentina (-250) Argentina will be looking to get Lionel Messi his first World Cup in what may be his last appearance. The motivation along with the plethora of talent should see them through easily. Poland (+450) Robert Lewandowski and the Poles will look to challenge Mexico and Argentina for a spot in the next round. With a minimal difference in odds between Mexico and Poland, this group should be an interesting one. Mexico (+500)  The out-of-form and aging Mexico lost to the United States three times last year, with a crisis appearing to form internally. The Eagles will need to prove to the world that they still have what it takes to be a top contender.  Saudi Arabia (+2000) Like Iran, not much is to be said about Saudi Arabia as they seem to be non-factors among the much more experienced teams in the group.  Group D  France (-250) The winners of 2018 will look to repeat with even more talent than before. Amidf poor form, the French will have to find out what works and what doesn’t, but there doesn’t seem to be too much cause for concern.  Denmark (+300) A consistent team, led by Kasper Schmeichel, they should have no issue going through in what is one of the weaker groups of the tournament. Australia (+1400) The aging Aussies don’t stand much of a chance in this group. Tunisia (+1400) Just like Australia, Tunisia doesn’t stand much of a chance.  Group E Spain (-120) First place is a toss-up between the Spaniards and the Germans, but with Spain’s more recent success they rightfully deserve a slight advantage.  Germany (+120)  Die Mannschaft comes into this cup with redemption on their mind after getting knocked out during the group stage in 2018. Refreshed and experienced, they should give Spain a run for first.  Japan (+1000) Led by Takumi Minamino, the Japanese will find it tough going but nonetheless will fight and try to spoil Germany’s dreams. Costa Rica (+3300) The last team to qualify, Keylor Navas and his squad have little to no chance of challenging. Group F  Belgium (-190) De Bruyne and the squad will go through one of the toughest groups, and it will be no easy task for arguably the best midfielder in the world.  Croatia (+250) Leading the second-place team of 2018, Luka Modrić will try to take his team back to the final but will have to fight against the younger more energetic squads in the group.  Morocco (+1000) A solid team led by Achraf Hakimi and Hakim Ziyech, the Moroccans will look to spoil the giants and move on to the next round. Canada (+1200) For the first time in 36 years, Canada will be back in the World Cup and with a plethora of talent from Alphonso Davies to Johnathan David. The young Canadians could potentially overwhelm the older teams with their energy and speed through to the next round.  Group G Brazil (-225) The stacked Brazilian team should easily qualify based on talent alone, although the Swiss will be potential spoilers for the giants to worry about.  Switzerland (+450) The tiny nation will once again look to remain consistent in making it out of the group stage but will have some serious competition for the second spot with Serbia.  Serbia (+550) Serbia is a dark-horse team that can compete with anyone once they find their pace. Flying under the radar, they will look to surprise the other teams in the group and try to manage a berth in the next round.  Cameroon (+1200) A nation once riddled with legends such as Samuel Eto’o and Luis Milla now has little chance to even compete on the world’s stage. Group H Portugal (-150) Cristiano Ronaldo’s team had a rough go at qualification, but nonetheless made it and now will look to show their prowess in what could potentially be a final world cup for Ronaldo.  Uruguay (+200) New Liverpool striker Nunez will want to make his mark and lead the light blues to the knockout stage while also trying to get Luis Suárez his first world cup. South Korea (+1100) Germany’s spoiler last time out will once again look to be the spoiler. Led by a Son in his prime, the Koreans should not be taken lightly.  Ghana (+1100) Although Ghana has the same odds as South Korea, it’s hard to see them on the same level based on their AFCON performance, getting knocked out by first-timers Comoros.  Top 100 best players revealed BY PETER FITZPATRICK PUBLISHED NOV 9, 2022 Football Manager 2023 was released yesterday and with it came their top 100 players list and some notable ratings One of the biggest days in the football gamers calendar came yesterday as Football Manager 2023 (FM) was released across all platforms, bar PlayStation 5. With the release came the reveal of the top 100 players in this year’s edition of the iconic game. FM takes in a far wider range of attributes when rating and ranking players, which given the more real-life nature of the game makes sense. Veterans of the game can attest to this with technical (crossing, dribbling, finishing etc.), mental (bravery, leadership, teamwork etc.) and physical (agility, stamina, balance etc.) all being crucial elements to a player’s performance. GIVEMESPORT VIDEO OF THE DAY Close This is a modal window.The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported. Based on this, the top 100 list looks at players’ Current Ability (CA) to judge how good a player truly is right now, with every player in the FM database given a rating out of 200. Potential Ability (PA) is also considered when scouting players, particularly younger ones. KDB sits on top of the FM world ahead of Haaland amongst others This more realistic view of players is reflected in this year’s ranking with Kevin De Bruyne topping the list with a score of 189/200. It is perhaps surprising to see him ahead of forwards like Kylian Mbappe (188), Robert Lewandowski (186), Karim Benzema (185), Mohamed Salah (185) and his Manchester City teammate Erling Haaland (185) but who could dispute KDB’s all-round ability and influence on his team. De Bruyne and Haaland are two of 14 City players in the top 100. The FM creators are giving Pep Guardiola little excuse not to finally win the Champions League in real-life this season. WOLVERHAMPTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 17: Erling Haaland of Manchester City celebrates with Phil Foden and Kevin De Bruyne after scoring their side's second goal during the Premier League match between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Manchester City at Molineux on September 17, 2022 in Wolverhampton, England. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images) WOLVERHAMPTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 17: Erling Haaland of Manchester City celebrates with Phil Foden and Kevin De Bruyne after scoring their side's second goal during the Premier League match between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Manchester City at Molineux on September 17, 2022 in Wolverhampton, England. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images) The post-January transfer window update will likely see some of these scores altered – expect Haaland to shoot up the list from his current joint-fourth spot given his cyborg-like goalscoring performances so far this season. World Cup success for France would likely also see Mbappe and Benzema’s ratings further increase – this is the case for others like Neymar who sits in 14th (177). Messi makes the top 10, Ronaldo just about makes the top 100 Rounding out the top 10 is Harry Kane (183), Thibaut Courtois (181), Virgil van Dijk (181) and Lionel Messi (180). Messi’s rating is probably influenced by his below-par performances last season and a mid-season upgrade is likely. However, unlike FIFA where Messi reigns supreme in first place, FM is probably accurate in suggesting the Argentinian has been replaced as the best in the world by one of the men above him. Messi Ronaldo Messi Ronaldo At least Messi is in the top 10. You might be asking where is Cristiano Ronaldo? Well, he’s just about this made the list sitting in a lowly 100th place with a score of 158. His (apparent) rapid decline damningly reflected, particularly in his speed ratings, where his pace has been slashed from 16 to 13 and his acceleration down by the same number, from 15 to 12. There are a few questionable calls - do players take notice of FM rankings? The list is a who’s who of the absolute best players in the world (obviously) with only a few arguments to be made – for example, is Courtois a full four points better than Liverpool’s Alisson? Should Rodri be 14 points clear of Casemiro? Will players take note of these ratings (like they do with FIFA) and use it as fuel to prove the doubters wrong at the World Cup and for the rest of the season? It’s not hard to imagine CR7 getting word on further perceived disrespect. Even if not, it is a brilliant game to test your “managerial ability” and perhaps right the wrongs of your club’s current gaffer, at least in a virtual reality. The full top 100 player list for Football Manager 2023 Kevin De Bruyne - Manchester City (189/200) Kylian Mbappe - Paris Saint-Germain (188/200) Robert Lewandowski - Barcelona (186/200) Karim Benzema – Real Madrid (185/200) Mohamed Salah - Liverpool (185/200) Erling Haaland - Manchester City (185/200) Harry Kane - Tottenham Hotspur (183/200) Thibaut Courtois - Real Madrid (181/200) Virgil van Dijk - Liverpool (181/200) Lionel Messi - Paris Saint-Germain (180/200) Luka Modric - Real Madrid (179/200) Joshua Kimmich - Bayern Munich (178/200) Alisson - Liverpool (177/200) Neymar - Paris Saint-Germain (177/200) Bernardo Silva - Manchester City (176/200) Rodri - Manchester City (175/200) Ederson - Manchester City (175/200) Manuel Neuer - Bayern Munich (175/200) Marc-Andre ter Stegen - Barcelona (174/200) Vinicius Junior – Real Madrid (174/200) Ruben Dias - Manchester City (174/200) Heung-min Son - Tottenham Hotspur (174/200) Jan Oblak – Atletico Madrid (172/200) Sadio Mane - Bayern Munich (172/200) Thomas Muller - Bayern Munich (171/200) Federico Valverde - Real Madrid (169/200) Thiago - Liverpool (169/200) Thiago Silva - Chelsea (168/200) Raheem Sterling - Chelsea (168/200) Aymeric Laporte - Manchester City (168/200) Kai Havertz - Chelsea (167/200) N'Golo Kante - Chelsea (167/200) Joao Cancelo - Manchester City (167/200) Antonio Rudiger – Real Madrid (166/200) Luis Diaz - Liverpool (166/200) Jack Grealish - Manchester City (166/200) Toni Kroos - Real Madrid (166/200) Bruno Fernandes – Manchester United (166/200) Mason Mount - Chelsea (165/200) Leroy Sane - FC Bayern Munich (165/200) Edouard Mendy - Chelsea (165/200) Ilkay Gundogan - Manchester City (165/200) Reece James - Chelsea (164/200) Marco Verratti - Paris Saint-Germain (164/200) Jorginho - Chelsea (164/200) Mateo Kovacic - Chelsea (164/200) Yannick Carrasco – Atletico Madrid (164/200) David Alaba - Real Madrid (164/200) Kyle Walker - Manchester City (164/200) Marquinhos - Paris Saint-Germain (164/200) Leon Goretzka - FC Bayern Munich (164/200) Rafael Leao - AC Milan (163/200) Frenkie de Jong - Barcelona (163/200) Phil Foden - Manchester City (163/200) Jules Kounde - Barcelona (162/200) Declan Rice - West Ham United (162/200) Antoine Griezmann – Atletico Madrid (162/200) Kingsley Coman - FC Bayern Munich (162/200) Ousmane Dembele - Barcelona (162/200) Gianluigi Donnarumma - Paris Saint-Germain (162/200) Gabriel Jesus - Arsenal (162/200) Sergej Milinkovic-Savic - Lazio (162/200) Romelu Lukaku - Inter Milan (162/200) Mike Maignan - AC Milan (161/200) Bukayo Saka - Arsenal (161/200) Christian Erkisen – Manchester United (161/200) Fabinho - Liverpool (161/200) John Stones - Manchester City (161/200) Casemiro – Manchester United (161/200) Milan Skriniar - Inter Milan (161/200) Lautaro Martinez - Inter Milan (161/200) Sergio Ramos - Paris Saint-Germain (161/200) Trent Alexander-Arnold - Liverpool (160/200) Eder Militao – Real Madrid (160/200) Ronaldo Araujo - Barcelona (160/200) Kalidou Koulibaly - Chelsea (160/200) Marcelo Brozovic - Inter Milan (160/200) Alphonso Davies - FC Bayern Munich (160/200) Serge Gnabry - FC Bayern Munich (160/200) Riyad Mahrez - Manchester City (160/200) Paulo Dybala - AS Roma (160/200) Martin Odegaard - Arsenal (160/200) Ciro Immobile - Lazio (160/200) Angel Di Maria - Juventus (160/200) Nicolo Barella - Inter Milan (160/200) Achraf Hakimi - Paris Saint-Germain (160/200) Raphael Varane – Manchester United (160/200) Paul Pogba - Juventus (160/200) Aurelien Tchouameni - Real Madrid (159/200) Pedri - Barcelona (159/200) Andrew Robertson - Liverpool (159/200) Presnel Kimpembe - Paris Saint-Germain (159/200) Jose Gaya - Valencia (159/200) Joao Felix - Atletico Madrid (159/200) Jose Gimenez - Atletico Madrid (159/200) Theo Hernandez - AC Milan (159/200) Marco Reus - Borussia Dortmund (159/200) Christopher Nkunku - RB Leipzig (158/200) Diogo Jota - Liverpool (158/200) Cristiano Ronaldo – Manchester United (158/200)
  • Condition: In Excellent Condition
  • Denomination: Commemorative
  • Year of Issue: 2022
  • Number of Pieces: 1
  • Time Period: 2000s
  • Fineness: 0.5
  • Collection: Tower of London
  • Features: Commemorative
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Qatar
  • Country of Origin: England
  • Colour: Gold

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