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Alex Teixeira Dreaming Of Move To Chelsea - RealGM Wiretap
Alex Teixeira is dreaming of a move from Shakhtar Donetsk to Chelsea.
Teixeira nike juvenate white trainers , 25, has scored 23 goals in 23 games this season for Shakhtar and has been linked with a move to Stamford Bridge in the English media.
Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus have also registered interest in Teixeira.
"What I've heard and what my agent has said is that Chelsea, Juventus and PSG have made offers, but Chelsea and Juventus have gone further in the negotiations. All three are big clubs. Wherever I'll end up, I'll be happy."
Teixeira said it was his "dream" to play in the Premier League, calling it "the best championship in the world," and added: "I'm happy to have received this offer from Chelsea, one of Europe's big clubs, but it's my agent who's taking care of this."
He described Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho as the "world's best coach" and said: "I think I would learn a lot from him. I hope he does not leave Chelsea now. I want to work with him and have great success in his side."
Yoenis Cespedes Noah Syndergaard Sent For Tests - RealGM Wiretap
The New York Mets lost Yoenis Cespedes and Noah Syndergaard to injuries in Wednesday's game against the Kansas City Royals.
Syndergaard departed with right elbow discomfort, while Cespedes departed with left wrist discomfort.
The pair will both be examined by team doctor David Altchek.
Syndergaard allowed three runs on a season-high eight hits in six innings and also threw two wild pitches on Wednesday.
锘? Q: My company is really in hot water with one of our best customers. I can't reveal exactly what happened, but suffice it to say that we really dropped the ball and the customer is furious. I'm not even sure we can save the account. What's the best way to get back in a customer's good graces after making such a mistake? -- Charles W. A: Without knowing the full story nike juvenate olive size 6 , Charles, I can't give you a specific course of action, but let's start at the sharp end of the uh-oh stick and work our way back to see if we can come with up some advice that might help. First off, it's important that you understand that the magnitude of your mistake will determine the course of action you take to make amends. If your company's error was such that it caused your customer a significant amount of lost time or revenue, embarrassed them publicly, caused damage to their reputation, or otherwise negatively affected their bottom line, you may face legal repercussions that saying "I'm sorry" will not deter. If that's the case you should consult an attorney immediately and prepare for the worst. Whether or not the worst comes is irrelevant. You must be prepared for it. Now on to dealing with more minor offenses. As anyone who has read this column for any length of time knows, I'm cursed with daughters. I used to say I was blessed with daughters, then they learned to walk and talk. Blessed quickly became cursed. Now my oldest daughter is an inch taller than me and getting all lumpy in places I'd rather not think about. She's a sad case, really. The poor kid needs an operation. She has a cellphone growing out of her ear. But I digress? When she was a toddler she coined the phrase nike juvenate turquoise , "Oop-see!" Whenever she did something innocently destructive, like knock over a glass of orange juice on my new computer keyboard or shove a Pop Tart in the VCR tape slot, she would look at me with her huge brown eyes and say, "Oop-see!" My wife says there is a reason God made kids cute. Oop-see moments are evidence that she is right. Oop-see meant, "Uh oh, I didn't mean to do that. I was wrong. I'll never do that again. Forgive me? Love me? Buy me toys? Oop-see worked like a charm every time. Now, I certainly don't expect you to bat your eyes at your customer and say, "Oop-see!" but consider the effect her words had on me. Instead of screaming at the top of my lungs like I wanted to do (hey, have you ever tried to dig a Pop Tart out of a VCR) I immediately softened and found myself actually taking her side. "Aw, it's OK, really nike juvenate grey trainers , we all make mistakes?" What my daughter had figured out is that it's hard to stay mad at someone who admits a mistake, sincerely apologizes for it, and vows never to let it happen again. Little did I know this was only one of many tactics she would employ over the years in her never-ending quest to wrap her daddy several times around her little finger, but that's a whole different column. Dale Carnegie said it best: "Any fool can try to defend his or her mistakes - and most fools do - but it raises one above the herd and gives one a feeling of nobility and exultation to admit one's mistakes." Carnegie and my daughter were basically saying the same thing: When you (or your company) make a mistake, no matter how large or small, the best thing you can do is quickly admit the error of your ways and face the consequences, come what may. Here are a few things you can do to help set things right with your customer. Assemble the facts. The very first thing you should do is find out what went wrong and why. Meet with your key people and gather the facts. Ask specific questions like: What was the mistake? What caused it? Who was involved? What could have been done to prevent the mistake from happening and what can be done to prevent it from happening again in the future. Put yourself in your customer's shoes. I've been on both ends of the uh-oh stick and neither is very comfortable. My company has dropped the ball on occasion and we have also been negatively impacted when one of our vendors did the same. Put yourself in your customer's shoes and consider what could be said or done to remedy the situation from their point of view. Take responsibility for the actions of your company. In my role as a company president there have been times when I've had to call up a customer and confess that a mistake was made, and as presid.
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