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The strongest ones...

Consultant: Győző Veres 2X weightlifting world champion.

Olyimpic weightlifting is the most important additional sport of sports at nowadays.

There are no durable results without muscle strength.

Increasing muscle strength is the basic of high performance in many sports.

Atheltes recognized how important this, so

they practice olympic weightlifting movements during their basic phase of training cicle.

For this... olympic weightlifters are the best examples

whose training & competing from day by day to year by year and makes great results.

Weightlifting in Hungary becames the most successful sport during the last few years.

National records, world records, European & World Championship titles

are representing how hard they training for it.

Volition, diligence, talent with knowledge

with modern training system gave us outstanding performances.

Our weightlifters are well-knowed in the whole world!

They trained a lot of to reach the world level and to be winners.

In this video we can see what is their secret for their succes

and we can see how they are training for it.

The place of a weightlifting competition is the platform.

4m X 4m, made of wood.

The main equipment for olympic weightlifting is the barbell with weights.

The bar is 220cm legth, maximum grip width is 120cm.

Diameter is 28mm, outer ends are 50mm and rotatable.

There you can put plates on it.

The plates have different diameters and weight from 1,25kg to 20kg.

Diameter of biggest plate is 45cm

this define the height of the barbell from the platform.

Collars secure the plates to the barbell to not slide during an attempt.

The barbell can't be bend and the weight of the plates have to be accurate. These are basic requirements.

Competitions are hold in 7 bodyweight category.

1. Bantamweight up to 56kg,

2. Featherweight up to 60kg,

3. Lightweight up to 67kg,

4. Middleweight up to 75kg,

5. Light-heavyweight up to 82kg,

6. Middle-heavyweight up to 90kg,

7. Heavyweight over 90kg.

An olympic weightlifting competition starts with the press.

At the press, competitor has to grip the bar with two hand,

put the bar to the chest with one movement

and wait motionless for the sign of the jury.

*clap*

Then press the bar fluently over the head.

Hold the weight for 1 second, and after the jury's sign can put it down.

Moving the sole and the heel is not allowed during the press,

the knee has to be totally straight.

Three white lights means a "good lift" | a good attempt.

The attempt is irregular...

if the competitor's back bend too much;

if he moves out from his basic standing position;

if he rotates with the weight;

if he helps with his leg (push press);

if he bends his knees before the press;

if his press isn't fluent;

and if his arms isn't move parallelly.

Performance in the press can develop with additional exercises;

the most effective is the standing incline shoulder press.

Dips are also good additional exercise;

and the handstand push ups as well.

The direction of the load is different at the second competing exercise; at the snatch.

The weight have to be lifted by one movement with stretched arms during the snatch.

Result is depend on mainly the strength of the waist, the back and the legs.

There are two types of the snatch; the split snatch

and the regural snatch.

No lift: if the knee reach the floor during the snatch;

and if the attempt ended up with press by the arms.

Snatch additional exercises are based on the different phases of the the snatch's movements.

The power snatch;

snatch high pull (with wide grip up to the collarbone);

"standing good mornings";

shoulder circles with a bar;

and jumps into the split position & bouncing.

Competitors use mostly the split snatch technique.

Because for the regural snatch needs good body proportions and really good joint flexibility.

Third exercise is the clean and jerk.

The most power is needed for this exercise.

It has two main movements; pick up the barbell to the chest (clean)

and the jerk.

There are two types of the clean; the split clean

and the regural clean. But the jerk is the same at each clean.

No lift: if the elbow touches the knees during the clean;

if the competitor dip twice before the jerk;

and if the knee touches the platform.

Additional exercises of the clean and jerk developes mainly the stregth of the legs and waist.

Bouncing in the split position is good exercise for the split clean like as in the split snatch.

Tall / high cleans and hang cleans are good to build the strength of the waist.

Backsquats and front squats develop the regular / squat clean.

Clean high pulls up to the shoulders.

Let see now the three competition excersises after each other.

Competitor has 3 attempts in every excersise (3 presses, 3 snatches, 3 clean and jerks).

The results of each excersise give the total result of the competitor (the biggest good press, snatch and clean and jerk attempts).

There is no lift if the competitor drops the bar behind himself.

Sometimes doesn't matter how prepared an athlete in physical and mental strength, or how much volition he has.

We can dramatically see where is the limit of the human performance.

This is one of the reasons why is needed to determine accurate the load of each training.

The training is only a "tool", not the goal!

The load of a training can't cause total exhaustion of the body.

Additional exercises without weights are develop the smaller muscles

and also help to get and to hold the developed speed, explosive speed and the springiness.

Our weightlifters are strong and skillful.

Watch Imre Földi (58kg) easily jumps with Károly Ecser (130kg)!

Károly Ecser holds 300kg on his shoulders!

We were looking for the secret of the hungarian weightlifters...

But there is no secret, there are facts: diligence, volition and endeavor for the better and better performances.

What they know, they reached by theirself!

This is why they became famous athletes and high / world level weightlifters.

They are the strongest ones, they are the Hercules of the present!

Weightlifting reach bigger and better results on national and also international levels year by year.

Let me introduce the most famous weightlifters of the recent days...

Japanese Yoshinobu Miyake prepares for one of his snatch attempt...

He is two times world champion, world record holder in the bantam and the featherweight (at this time).

(Miyake has two olympic gold, one silver; 6x world champion title and 25 world record.)

American Isaac Berger, two times world champion

he won olympic gold in Melbourne (1956, 60kg).

Marian Zieliński (POL, 67,5KG), two times world champion and world record holder.

Hawaiian american Tommy Kono is one of the best weightlifter of all time.

He is 6 times world champion and 2 times olympic champion.

He was unbeatable in his weight category (82,5kg) for 10 years.

Hungarian Győző Veres prepared for 10 years to became world champion...

and he won the world titles in 1962 (Budapest) and in 1963 (Stockholm) at the 82,5kg category.

Győző Veres multiple world record holder became the best hungarian athlete in 1963.

English Louis Martin (90kg) arrived to the wolrd level of weightlifting 5 years before.

His preparation for his attempts became well-knowed.

He won 3 world champion titles and he is the best of his weight category.

The soviet Yury Vlasov proved that he is the strongest man in the World at many competitions.

He was the first man ever who clean and jerked over 200kg.

Four people barely can bring this weight.

But there is no stopping!

Vlasov's teammate; the full muscle covered Leonid Zhabotinsky (150kg bw.)

set new world records in 1964.

World record attempt with 213kg;

this weight was never lifted before.

Zhabotinsky made a new claen and jerk world record with this performance

and it means a new world record also in the total with 560kg.

He became the world's strongest man!

The end.

For more infomation >> What is olympic weightlifting? | Olympic weightlifting technique | 1964 | ENG SUB - Duration: 15:55.

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What is the Hedera Hashgraph Mirrornet? (Interview with Dr. Leemon Baird) - Duration: 4:55.

- All right.

So Leemon, I hear that there's

a bit of interesting information

that you might want to share with us.

I guess we've heard about the Mirrornet

that's gonna be associated with

the Hedera Hashgraph platform.

I guess, what exactly is a Mirrornet,

and how does this kind of fit into the platform overall?

- Ah, yes.

This is cool.

So you have the Mainnet,

and you're not gonna have lots of computers

in a single shard, there's no point in doing that,

we'll eventually have lots of shards.

But that's the Mainnet, and that's where your hbars live,

and that's where your smart contracts run.

And then we have Testnets that we're using for testing.

And the Hackathon today is going out on Testnets.

Then we have the Mirrornet.

The Mirrornet can grow to millions or billions,

sort of as a single shard can be millions or billions,

it doesn't hurt anything.

And it is getting a complete copy of everything that happens

in the regular Net, in the Mainnet.

So all the transactions flowing through the Mainnet

also flow to the Mirrornet, and all those nodes get them.

And each Mainnet node has to run

the smart contracts and save the files.

Same thing on Mirrornets.

A Mirrornet node has to run

the smart contracts and save the files.

It's doing everything that the regular nodes do,

but merely listening not talking.

And it's pull, not push.

I mean, it's push from the Mainnet,

not pull from the mirror nodes,

so they can't disrupt the Mainnet.

There's nothing they can do to corrupt it or disrupt it.

They don't have to have public keys

with which they sign things.

They just can get signed up as being one of the people

that gets things pushed to them,

and they gossip to each other, and it's tit for tat.

We have all that stuff.

- A mirror of ...

- It's a mirror of the Net.

- Exactly.

- You got it.

(laughing)

That's it.

And so then the idea is that

if I were going to go to the regular net,

I could say what's my balance,

or did my transaction I just did go through.

You could go to a Mirrornet node

and get the same information.

The Mainnet node could give me

a state proof to prove it's not lying.

So can the Mirrornet node.

- Oh, interesting.

- The state proof has all the digital signatures

from the main net.

- Right, 'cause it's just pulling that information.

- That's it.

And the Mirrornet node doesn't even sign anything.

It's just passing it along.

It just gives me the pieces of information I need.

- So I guess, what would be the benefits

of having that kind of replica of the Mainnet

versus just going straight to the Mainnet?

- They can do more than what I just said.

- Okay.

- Every transaction passes through them

just like a regular Mainnet node,

and every Mainnet node throws it away after a few seconds

'cause you don't need it anymore.

A Mirrornet node could put 'em all

in a database and keep 'em forever.

- Got it.

- A Mirrornet node could do data analysis

on the hashgraph going back for years.

- Got it.

- It could sell you what was your balance a year ago,

and mathematically prove to you that it's true,

that they're not lying.

All those things.

They could do a pubputt subsystem.

You could say whenever certain things happen,

send me an email.

The Mirrornets could do that.

They could have a subscription service

for that or micropayments for that.

They could do all kinds of things with this information

that the Mainnet's not gonna bother with.

- Got it.

- And they can get it for free,

anybody will be able to do it.

You don't have to actually pay for it,

except you have to pay the bandwidth

to run, basically, a regular node.

- Well, I also see there are probably some benefits

of someone actually using the Mirrornet

to also build some sort of Dapp

or some other application that basically does

data analytics or analysis of the platform.

- Yes.

All kinds of data analytics and analysis of the platform.

There's a lot you can do.

The hashgraph is a graph.

There's all sorts of deep graph analysis

you could do going back on the history.

You can do other things, too.

Maybe you just want to run a node

because you want to be able to see everything

and not pay for the information.

You just want it all for free.

- Sure.

- Or maybe your company wants to run a node of the Mirrornet

and then give everybody in the company

access to the information for free.

- Okay.

- So I said you could sell the information,

but you could also give it away for free.

- Right.

- You can do whatever you want to do with it.

- Right.

And then I guess what you need to have,

like the actual hbar, to power the Mirrornet?

- No, no.

Don't need anything to do that.

- Right.

- And so, on the regular network,

I could submit a transaction,

and then I could pay to find out

for sure that it really happened,

or I could go my mirror node that I'm running

and get it for free.

- There you go.

- And there you go.

- So I can imagine that there's gonna be

a lot of benefits of running that.

And I guess, is there any other kind of like

platforms out there that has something similar?

Or is there anything that we can maybe compare that to?

- Yeah.

I mean, there's block explorers,

blockchain explorers that, you know,

things sort of like that but it's not exactly the same.

Because we're different then our Mirrornet's different

than things that you would know.

It is actually sort of different from

other things that I've heard of out there,

but that's just because we're

sort of different in some ways.

- Exactly.

- So that's good.

- Well, Leemon, I really appreciate

learning more about the Mirrornet.

- Sure.

- Really appreciate having your time

and we look forward to hearing more

about the platform overall.

- Great, well thank you.

- All right.

For more infomation >> What is the Hedera Hashgraph Mirrornet? (Interview with Dr. Leemon Baird) - Duration: 4:55.

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MY EDS: WHAT WE SHOULD HAVE NOTICED WHEN I WAS LITTLE (Part 1) - Duration: 23:25.

I was about two months old when these pictures were taken I grew up thinking

that everybody's body hurt everybody's body popped out of place and was popped

back in welcome back to my my EDS series it has been quite a long time since I

last filmed for this series I think it has been almost almost two years since I

filmed for it but about know almost a year since I last filmed for it but

about half a year since I last posted these I don't know why it took so long

for them to be uploaded but welcome back to this series today I am doing a little

vid about the things things that we should have known or sometimes from my

childhood that we should have realized that there was something wrong but we

didn't so and yes I am wearing the same clothes I I just decided I'm cold I

don't want to change so we're just gonna be wearing the same outfit in two vids

in a row well they might not be in a row but still okay so I have some I brought

a my oh my childhood scrapbook this and tat and tab but tabbed some of the

pictures that are like Oh buddy and them because there is too many to choose from

where there are things but you need look at my body you're going but really like

I didn't there's a lot of them where I'm like resting on one arm and the arms

like all wonky or where I'm like running which I have a little list I only put

three things unless because I thought I could film a part two about this it's

not like they're so anything's but there's so many pictures

of me running and my knees are all like oh walking it's just bad so I thought I

would start out with these pictures I was about two months old when these

pictures were taken oh my gosh I should have taken apart the scrapbook so hard

to lift but so do we see oh look there's baby me the white stuff in my mouth

that is called thrush that is because I was highly medicated as a child with

antibiotics like I don't know how much antibiotics I was taking and everything

but my digestive issues started as a baby I had severe um GERD but on top of

that I wouldn't eat as a child is any of the sound familiar I would not eat as a

child because it caused me pain and it's a part of me which is like that it would

have been fully taken care of when I was that age because maybe we wouldn't be

dealing with the problems now but at the same time even if it was dealt with then

would we still be dealing with them now because I think the doctors always told

my parents babies will not starve for themselves

until I met me because eating hurts why do it next oh my parents used to take me

to this place where we would get our photos taken all the time like I don't

know if it was like a photo shoot places something I don't even think it's open

now but can erase this one isn't such a bad one but I just think the pictures

adorable but my me in the picture one of my knees

it get off alright and that one um excuse me kind of way put my knee back

into it's original bending shape place um luckily now my joints or now I don't

stand with my legs so far hyper-extended anymore because we have worked for seven

years to get me to to kind of be aware of things like that and to like protect

my joints with my muscles rather than use my joints juice that was the stand

oh here's another one this one let's see I'm about three two

and a half three in this picture again do we see my knee here it is I don't

know how to get the glare off of the picture but do we see my knee again

thanks God thanks so much for helping us not think there's a ton of pictures like

that like even the line above it okay since I'm on page I'll show you the one

above it - this is so happy that one you can't really tell as much but my knees

the other knee is hyper-extended the other one doesn't hyperextend as much

even though I'm sitting right now I'm sitting in what's known as the W said I

shouldn't sit like that but in order to lift this but this scrapbook I have to

sit like this where I don't have enough balance so as soon as we stop looking at

this we will stop sitting like that on this page itself there's a couple of

other ones but in this little ballerina picture that's like one of the best ones

of my elbows not being hyperextend and then that one where I'm touching my face

and the slimming sent my knee is again not completely straight it is a little

bit further but my elbows look kind of gross like now when I did gymnastics and

stuff it was because when I would tumble my elbows bent more that way like I

would go laying on it and see what I don't know I don't even know how to

explain all these things oh yeah those are some of the pictures from my

childhood that like even before I knew well I didn't know so because I'm not

the most aware person about what's going on around me about what happened to

people around me or anything I grew up thinking that everybody's body heard

everybody's body popped out of place and was popped back in the first time I

dislocated her subluxated my hip hip I'm telling you the entire hip joint was in

first or second grade I those two years kind of blur together for me but it was

one of those two years that was the first time that happened to my hip it

happened my wrists and my hands and everything and my elbows and stuff so

much more often than that like even now it they're just slightly out of place

all the time so I can pop them back in and it doesn't matter it just it is what

it is and so my worth what were they talking

about oh the first time things popped out and everything so I I don't really

know like what to say about that like it maybe if I was more aware if I was more

aware person we would have discovered things younger but also if we would have

discovered things younger this search for help just be longer I

don't really know but it is what it is and my body has had the damage done to

it that it has had because I wasn't aware like I because because of it I did

gymnastics for 15 years only I I did not do it intensively for like 15 years most

of the time I just did reckon it for me gymnastics was just something I did for

fun it was not something I did like I'm gonna go to the book Olympics one day

you know it was just like this is fun and I get to hang out with people that I

like to hang out with so mine's a little keep going and so I did compete for a

little while and everything and I hang on I got a phone call from my dad he was

just calling to make sure that I was awake um what was I even talking about

oh the gymnastics and doing that because of my hypermobility and I've never I

don't think I've talked about this much but my brother and I both gain muscle

really really really fast so even now as weak as I am I don't look weak because

my brother and I gain muscle really fast so I like I have well that's not a very

good example but I have muscles that like would it make sense for me to have

given that I do absolutely nothing that used to be my weak arm now this is my

weak arm and I don't even want to show it's so sad but okay that's enough

rambling on about that because that's not what this video is about okay so

then the next one that I put on there was running as a child I should have

known but I didn't well even not even as a child as a person growing up I should

have known that this was not normal when I run ever since

was really really little like even in kindergarten preschool I remember this

happening when I run it causes excruciating pain in my legs

because it it kind of crushes like the bone my foot kind of like move around

every time I step it's like me yeah exactly that's exactly my feet sound

like not but they were there like really like crumb crumbly when I run and if I

run for a long time meaning like when we would do PE testing and things at school

when it was like the shorter distance running so like a quarter mile or

something it would just hurt my knees and my and my ankles because they would

be start to slide around and my um and then as I got older we had to run

farther and my hips would slide out and I would feel like I could not walk like

I would just be like stiff as a board like shuffling back to the locker room

to get changed to go back to regular classes instead of he and I should have

taken pictures of this but we always thought it was just well it was just a

me thing but I'm thinking it probably has to do with the whole joint situation

but my feet would turn bright red like no joke I have socks over here this like

pretty much this red but they were kind of purply too whenever we would run

because the boot and they would be freezing cold and red when we were

running weirdest thing ever I still don't know what explains that but I

don't and or if I would walk a lot I don't know it just has something to do

with like I think it has to do with being upright like that but I don't run

or I don't run anymore the last time I ran I dislocated my knee and had to wear

a knee brace

so well I have ran inside like our house before and that hurts so bad so I don't

know what to say about that it's just that's what happens to my body when I

run and then the next one that I put on here it just says stroller um

again it has to do with the pain with walking and all that I when we would go

places like Disneyland or any really theme park or places that we had to walk

a lot until my dad got sick while like going went to New York I walked I walked

myself in New York which we we didn't really walk that too much there because

he was sick and so we just we took the subway a lot and taxis and stuff so we

really weren't walking to too much in New York anyways but that's beside the

point but until I was maybe 11 or 12 so like seventh grade I my parents pushed

me in a stroller places because I I could not walk that far like it hurts so

at and I just so since I couldn't look that far I just wouldn't and like it's

just that's what happens for me and so I would go to so we would they would

always have me in a stroller luckily when I was 12 I didn't look like I was

12 I'm sure I have a picture around here

somewhere I have one over there I maybe I'll get it down cuz I don't see one

that's closer well anyways when I was 12 I looked about maybe eight or nine I was

just really little and so like so people don't really give us weird looks added

or anything I just let on me and it like it would hurt so much to walk and so

like when you go to the mall we could go like I don't see how people can go in

the mall still even now when I have my wheelchair they can shop it shopped

you drop because we would shop till I would drop but it would be like maybe a

store maybe a store in half and then I was done

then there was whining and complaining crying and I was 12

like most teenager teenagers preteens love shopping not me

I think that was just it hurts for me to shop too much too much it hurts for me

to shop and like when I have to walk and things so yeah pretty much my parents

just pushed me in a stroller all the time because my legs hurt and the last

thing that I have written down on here but I can think of a few more right now

but maybe I'll talk about them maybe I won't depending on how long I want this

video to be but tubing which tubing is inner tubing like on a lake but I know I

should not have been doing that we didn't know how bad my body was like how

like damaging it would be to my body to do that so I would go in our tubing with

my cousin's every summer we only go to the lake for one week so it was one week

out of the year every year then I would just like trash my body going to me and

everything and again I'm not the most away a person of other people other

things like it's just not me to be very aware and so when we would go tubing

I thought my entire life I thought this was normal until about a year ago and I

realized that can't be normal because none of my other can say anything about

it but I would lose my vision everytime move it to so I get back on the boat and

I'd be kind of disoriented and a little bit confused and stuff but I couldn't

see I felt like all the jostling around of my body I couldn't see again I

thought that was something that everybody had to deal with but

apparently not I asked about that the other day and everybody and he looked at

me like I was an alien so I guess that's not

thing oh one that sharings gonna be like Ellen you should definitely talk about

that is no that really that's not really part of well I guess it is of my my EDS

thing it's um as my bought over the past three I'm nineteen yo yeah says for five

years my body has developed like more allergies or intolerances to things

well there are algae is now but back then they were still like in tolerances

or whatever but I have developed dairy allergy and I was very very very young I

had it and then it went away went away I don't think it really did and then it

would and then it came back and I had pasta at an Italian restaurant when we

were out with Sharon and Taylor in Stanford and apparently I had dairy in

it we so if we had plans you can shopping everything after dinner we go

to Macy's I end up like a puddle on the floor like I have lost control of me and

just laying on the floor in Macy's and everybody's like good up and like I

can't so they pretty much were like dragging me on the floor in Macy's I was

that was four years ago I was 15 or 16 and they're like dragging me on floor

like a toddler in Macy's it was so embarrassing like another major thing

that I it's it's definitely on me that I should have known this but also a little

bubble muffin um I never ate properly as a person should so that doesn't really

make sense so I'll try to explain a little bit but I'm not a great explainer

either we um if I would eat it I was pretty much just allowed to eat it like

because I I was so I've been such a pig and her life that's again beside the

point but there would I I put on a lot of weight between like this great and

like I don't know next few years because I was living on

ice cream and gummy worms I no longer eat gummy worms it again side story but

it's just I was doing so much damage to my body because I have the dairy

problems but I would I was literally just living on ice cream because it was

the most like comfortable thing for me to eat because I don't know like

sometimes and even like throughout my entire life I would go through times

where I just wouldn't eat because of being in pain when I would eat and then

it would just kind of like simmer off and then it and then I was starting

eating again like it was last maybe four or five days longest one before anybody

really noticed it happened it was like fifteen days and when I was in ninth

grade or something is just like fifteen days where I just didn't eat and like

yeah that's terrible but it kind of like once people start to notice it's really

when my like journey started cuz I didn't eat for like twenty days and and

then I was taking the emergency room and then really that's when everything got

started but I feel like I don't know I should have known that that's not a

thing that people just deal with in their lives but I didn't and so that's

definitely on me to have needed to come to the conclusion faster that that's not

a thing that has like happened but I don't know so like these are kind of

more vague symptoms that I've dealt with over my years as a child not and not

knowing I had EDS oh this just like my my EDS symptoms in the child's video I

can make apart too because they're still play

things like I had headaches as a kid I I don't know I I've never slept very well

that's another thing that I've noticed nail is like worse now and it was before

and I don't know if I really think deep about it I could make a part 2 if

anybody wants to see it part 2 of more things that were wrong with me as a

child but we should have known but I didn't or we didn't know but yeah so

well what am I trying to say I have sat here for about 20 seconds just like

Miami labeneh bit it but not even saying like real words so I think I'm going to

end out this vlog since are not vlog this video because it's just getting

kind of rambly and things like that but

but thanks for watching and I'll see you next time which not the next video in

this series isn't gonna be film tomorrow or later today but I'll see ya later in

my vlog or something so bye

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What was it like when Ronaldo or Messi didn't win Ballon d'Or in 2007? - Duration: 8:21.

Luka Modric broke a decade of complete dominance when he won the Ballon d'Or on Monday night

Prior to the ceremony in Paris, no one had won the famous individual honour apart from Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo since the now far-off era of 2007

Back then, Kaka was the best player in the world and took the trophy after a superb calendar year for AC Milan

Football is very different these days, with other names dominating the world scene and clubs that were down in dumps taking places in the top flight

But what exactly would surprise a fan of 2018 if they were to return to 2007 and survey the football scene? Sportsmail has taken a look at the huge contrasts in the game that have come to pass in the time since anyone but Messi and Ronaldo won the award

Bournemouth's situation. they were heading into League Two instead of the Premier LeagueEddie Howe may have Bournemouth flying high in the top flight these days but back in 2007-08, they were slipping into the bottom tier

Financial misery and on-pitch struggles came together to ensure relegation to League Two as they were deducted 10 points due to going into administration

There was a genuine risk that they would not exist at the end of the campaign. Howe took over the following season and the rest, as they say, is history

 Kylian Mbappe was even more of a wonderkid!Kylian Mbappe has been touted as a future winner of the Ballon d'Or and picked up the young player gong on Monday night

But back in 2007, he was just eight-years-old.Not that he wasn't already impressing on the pitch

His AS Bondy youth coach said: 'The first time I coached him was when he was six years old

You could tell he was different. Kylian could do much more than the other children

His dribbling was already fantastic and he was much faster than the others.'All of that still applies

Who knows what he will have achieved in football in 11 years? City weren't even owned by Sheikh Mansour and they ended the season by losing 8-1Manchester City are the team to beat in world football right now and are already starting to look like likely winners of the Premier League

But back in 2007, they were still owned by Thaksin Shinawatra. Sven-Goran Eriksson was their manager and they beat Manchester United at Old Trafford for the first time in 34 years

By way of contrast, they ended the season by losing 8-1 to Middlesbrough amid a campaign to save Eriksson's job

Months into the next season, Sheikh Mansour took over and seven-goal defeats became a thing of the past

  United won the Champions League and the Premier LeagueThe situation across Manchester could not have been much more different

While United are now in seventh and struggling to hit the top four, back then they ruled both England and Europe

At the end of the 2007-08 season, they had won both the Premier League and the Champions League after beating Chelsea in the final in Moscow

Sir Alex Ferguson ruled the roost, Ronaldo was the star and United were dominant. Nostalgic yet, United fans? Pep Guardiola was just starting out as a manager Nowadays there are few managers who command more respect than Pep Guardiola after he led City to that Premier League win last season

Yet the 2007-08 season saw him making his first steps on the road to being one of the world's best football managers

He was appointed Barcelona B boss and managed them in the Spanish third tier.What he did there was enough to earn him the top job at the Nou Camp and he went on to win the treble in his first season

 Portsmouth ended the season as FA Cup winnersPortsmouth were a Premier League fixture for a few years in the middle of the 2000s

Their biggest moment, though, was undoubtedly winning the FA Cup at Wembley.Harry Redknapp had not yet swapped the touchline for the jungle and led a brilliantly constructed squad to the showpiece game, where they won 1-0

They are now eighth in League One after financial collapse and a rebuilding job by the fans

Nowadays, Michael Eisner, formerly of Disney, owns the club.Tottenham last won a trophySpurs are now among the biggest teams in the country and are likely to qualify for the Champions League again this season

There is one thing missing though — silverware. In fact, the 2007-08 season was the last time they won a trophy of any type

Juande Ramos led them to the League Cup that season.It has been a long wait since then to collect a trophy

Maybe this will be the year? Neymar had not made his professional debutNeymar is another player tipped to start winning the top individual honours over the next few years

However, 11 years ago he was yet to make his professional debut for Brazilian side Santos

He was still featuring for their youth team, yet to make an impact on the senior stage

In fact, he would not break through until 2009 when he was 17-years-old. Spain were not even at the start of their period of dominance When it comes to international tournaments, Spain are now regarded with something resembling fear

They may not have been that successful in the last few years but remain among the elite

Back in 2007, though, they had not won a tournament for 43 years and were still a year away from winning one

They were victorious at Euro 2008 a year later and went on to win the World Cup and another European Championship over the next four years

 It was the first time Messi OR Ronaldo had appeared on Ballon d'Or podiumThere has been a decade of dominance for Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, and the first signs came in 2007

Kaka won the honour itself but it was Messi and Ronaldo, fresh faced and with nearly their entire careers ahead of them, that joined him on the podium

Messi took second place, while Ronaldo came third. And that was the first time they'd ever been that close

It has been a bit different since.