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Sven Mislintat's departure from Arsenal was finally confirmed on Monday afternoon after much talk about his future over the past week

Appointed as the club's head of recruitment just over a year ago after arriving from Borussia Dortmund, he will leave his post at the Emirates on February 8 after reportedly becoming unsettled over a change in direction of late

Mislintat is regarded as one of the best talent spotters in the game and he played a major role in Dortmund signing the likes of Ousmane Dembele and Henrikh Mkhitaryan before selling them on for big money

It's certainly a big loss for Arsenal, especially after he helped the club sign Lucas Torreira & Matteo Guendouzi in the summer, as well as the arrival of Konstantinos Mavropanos 12 months ago

Well, BBC Sport correspondent David Ornstein has claimed that Monchi is among the names to become the club's new technical director

Hailed for his success in the transfer market during his time with Sevilla, the former player is now doing likewise at Roma after leaving the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan

So, who is Monchi? Here's all the information you need to know. Who is he? Ramon Rodriguez Verdejo, commonly known as Monchi, is director of football at Roma

The 50-year-old started his football career as a goalkeeper for Sevilla and made his debut in January 1991 against Real Sociedad

Monchi was a backup shot-stopper and he decided to call time on his football career in 1999 at the age of 30

In 2000, following Sevilla's relegation from the top flight, he was appointed as the club's sporting director and success soon followed

Having asked to leave the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium ahead of the 2016-17 season, he finally departed in April 2017 and signed a four-year deal with Roma to take up a similar role

Has he been linked with a move to the Premier League before? It comes as no surprise to see that Monchi has been linked with a move to the Premier League given the success he has enjoyed in his career

Everton were believed to be close to luring him to Goodison Park in 2016, while Arsenal, Liverpool and Spurs have also been linked with the 50-year-old in the past

Barcelona, Real Madrid and PSG are another three clubs that had been trying to tempt Monchi away from Seville, yet it was Roma who in the end won the race

What was Monchi's role at Sevilla? Monchi was given two objectives when he started his new role at Sevilla in 2000

He was told to develop the club's youth policy so that players could progress from the academy to the first team, as well as implementing a scouting system that would allow the Spanish side to spot talented players before any other sides

Not only did Monchi meet his objectives, he exceeded them by some way. Former Arsenal player Jose Antonio Reyes was one of the club's homegrown players who managed to make a big impression in the first team, while the likes of Sergio Ramos, Diego Capel and Jesus Navas also followed suit

Although they didn't stay at Sevilla, their respective moves earned the Spanish side €100m

The club also made a number of shrewd acquisitions during Monchi's time at Sevilla with the likes of Daniel Alves, Luis Fabiano, Kevin Gamerio and Ivan Rakitic just some of the players to come in and then move on for big fees

Monchi's work has also seen the club taste a lot of success over the past decade

Having regained promotion back to La Liga in 2001, Los Rojiblancos have since won the Europa League on five occasions, including three on the bounce between 2014 and 2016, and the Copa del Rey twice

With some expecting the departure of Juande Ramos to Spurs in 2007 to be the downfall of the team, many felt that an exit for Monchi would have been far more disastrous

How did he work with Unai Emery? Emery and Monchi enjoyed great success together at Sevilla following his appointment as boss back in 2013

With many concerned about how a manager and sporting director can work in tandem, the pair showed just how it's done

Emery was allowed to work with his players on the training pitch week in, week out with very few distractions

The ex-Valencia boss had full faith in Monchi that he could deliver him a player that would fit into his style and be a major hit at Sevilla

Rather than forcing a new signing onto Emery, the pair worked together to find a player that would fit the team perfectly

Although the Spanish side lost key players during Emery's time at the club, they still remained competitive by bringing in quality additions at a smaller price

Three successive Europa League titles was proof of how successful the pair were together

Arsenal's transfer plans for January With the January transfer window in full swing, football

london want to hear from Arsenal fans on the business they want to see from the club in the first month of 2019 and their view on the season so far under Unai Emery

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What If The Skunk Ape Was Real? - Duration: 7:17.

For nearly a century, our civilization has been obsessed with the idea of a large, hairy,

mysteriously elusive creature that lives deep within the dense woodland and remote mountain

landscapes across the planet.

The Yeti.

The Sasquatch.

Bigfoot.

The wild, ape-like race of giant bipedal humanoids that have manifested in the whisperings of

folklore for thousands of years.

But have you ever heard of The Skunk Ape?

No?

Well, I wouldn't besmirch you if you haven't, but as fate would have it - the peculiar place

known only as Florida has their own Yeti mascot - and generations of Floridians are absolutely

convinced that The Skunk Ape is a very real creature out in the everglades and unforgiving

forests of the Sunshine State.

But - what if all of those people were actually on to something?

Well, let's find out.

Hello internet - and welcome back to the most inquisitive channel on YouTube - Life's

Biggest Questions.

As per usual, I'll be your disembodied floating voice Jack Finch - as today, we kick back

on our deck chair - and curiously ask the question, What If The Skunk Ape Was Real?

Roll the clip.

Now, we can't talk about The Skunk Ape without addressing the root of the folklore legend,

because let's not beat around the bush - these guys are two peas in a pod, a chip off the

old block, an apple that doesn't fall far from the tree - eh, that doesn't really

work, but you get the picture.

The Sasquatch, in its original urban legend, is a large and mysterious humanoid creature

purported to inhabit the wild and forested areas of Oregon and the West Coast of North

America.

The name Sasquatch comes from an Anglicization of the name Sasq'ets, from the Halq'emeylem

language spoken by First Nations peoples in southwestern British Columbia.

It makes sense then that legend permeated its way across North America, and across the

continent - any dense areas of isolated woodland or remote areas quickly became synonymous

with the Sasquatch legend.

Most people who believe in these creatures, or claim to have seen one, assert that they

are hair-covered bipeds with apelike features up to eight feet tall that leave correspondingly

large footprints.

Hence the name - Bigfoot.

They are generally characterized as non aggressive animals, whose shyness and humanlike intelligence

make them elusive and thus rarely seen, though some wilderness travelers claim to have smelled

their stench or heard their screams and whistles.

That stench is pretty important - because enter The Skunk Ape.

Also known as the swamp cabbage man, stink ape, swamp ape, myakka ape, Florida Bigfoot

- or my personal favourite, the Swampsquatch.

Which is the closest to Samsquanch - and no, it's not Sam Losco.

Reports of the skunk ape were particularly common in the 1960s and 1970s.

It reached a critical mass in 1974 - where sightings of a large, foul-smelling, hairy,

ape-like creature - which ran upright on two legs - were reported en masse in suburban

neighborhoods of Dade County.

In actual fact though, it was down to the skeptical investigator Joe Nickell, the man

responsible for debunking numerous paranormal cases across North America, who reported that

the numerous sightings of the Skunk Ape were actually misinterpreted sightings of the black

bear, and determined that it was likely that the other sightings were misidentifications

of the same wildlife.

But - what if old Joe Nickell didn't know his black bear from his elbow?

What if our man was merely an expert of not seeing the forest for the trees, and by burying

his head in the sand - damned and intelligent species to near extinction?

Let me explain.

In the everglades of Florida, the area most hotly considered the stomping ground for the

Skunk Ape, is a place known as Big Cypress National Preserve, an area that encompasses

seven hundred and twenty thousand acres of swamp and grassland.

However, that comprises an even larger area of the Big Cypress Swamp - that makes up nearly

an absolutely massive million acres of isolated, remote, unprotected land.

That's a lot of space for a Skunk Ape to hide, right?

And it's also a lot of space for an endangered species to be threatened by climate change

and environmental damage.

Let me introduce you to Dave Shealy, a man who is, for all intents and purposes - the

cryptid conservation equivalent of Jane Goodall - you know, Gorillas in the Mist - just, with

smelly, cabbage creatures.

And he insists that right now - there are between 7 and 9 Skunk Apes roaming wildly

amongst the Everglades.

According to Shealy, an average male Skunk Ape reportedly stands 6-7 feet tall and weighs

roughly 450 pounds.

Females are considerably smaller, standing only 5-6 feet tall and weighing only up to

250 pounds.

Both sexes of the Skunk Ape are covered in long, reddish or black hair - similar to that

of an Orangutan or Gorilla - and stand upright on two legs.

According to him, Dave Shealy has seen a Skunk Ape on three separate occasions - and to him,

the evidence is startling.

After spending his life in the Big Cypress Swamp, he's made countless castings of their

footprints - and has even collected seasonal stool samples - their poo indicating that

the Skunk Ape's are omnivorous - and that their diet consists of mainly bird nestlings,

wild hogs and native Floridian berries.

Since his first sighting at the age of 10, Dave Shealy has been documenting his methods

on how to bait Skunk Apes.

He's even compiled these tips into his Everglades Skunk Ape Research Field Guide - and his tips

include instructions on how to properly wet lima beans - allegedly the Skunk Apes favorite

treat - and a stern reminder to always store deer liver on ice, incase you ever need to

entice one.

The thing is, if the Skunk Ape was real - Dave Shealy would very rapidly become the leading

expert in Skunk Ape conversation.

Because - for Dave, the Skunk Ape is a very real, and very endangered species.

Since 2016, the Big Cypress National Preserve has been under threat of private companies

drilling for oil and gas.

Massive trucks plow along nearly 1'000 miles of new trails on a daily basis while the companies

conduct their seismic testing - and the potential devastation to Florida's delicate ecosystem

is an ever-growing threat, looming on the horizon.

If The Skunk Ape Was Real - and things continued as they are, we may not ever truly know of

their existence.

Well, there we have it Questioneers - the way that we see things going if the Skunk

Ape was real.

Why don't you let us know your thoughts in the comment section down below.

Before we depart though, let's read out some of your more creative comments from over

the past few days.

Pikachu overlord says -- What if we had our dna replaced with doughnuts --- Ehhhhh…..

Well, I'd love to answer that question with a witty rebuttal, but the real truth is that

somewhere out there, in the infinite cosmic complexities of the multiverse - DNA is doughnuts.

So, maybe you're just on to something.

PotatoSalad says - Gonna buy you a pint jack, come brum now ---Well, when you put it like

that, I guess I'll just have to 0121 do one out of here.

That's all we've got time for in today's video folks - shows over, but cheers for sticking

around all the way until the end.

If you were a fan of this video, make sure to hit that thumbs up button - as well as

that subscribe bell, and I'll be seeing you in the next one.

As per usual, I've been your disembodied floating voice Jack Finch - you've been

watching Life's Biggest Questions, and until next time - you take it easy.

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'Carjacking' victim, 57, who was stabbed near Kew Gardens top businessman and government adviser - Duration: 10:39.

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What was that? BREACH - Duration: 9:47.

Just a heads up. There are no jumpscares in this game as far as I know. There is a weird sound but it sounds like the bird aisle of a pet store. Enjoy.

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The Bachelor 2019 Episode 2 Recap: Who Was Eliminated Last Week? | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:44.

The Bachelor 2019 Episode 2 Recap: Who Was Eliminated Last Week? | Heavy.com

Episode 3 of The Bachelor airs tonight on ABC, featuring the remaining women as they compete for the heart of former NFL player Colton Underwood.

Last week, 4 women were eliminated, reducing the number of contestants from 23 to 19.

Ahead of tonight's episode, here's a recap of what happened in episode 2:.

This post contains spoilers for season 23 episode 2, so stop reading if you aren't caught up with the latest episode.

The four women who went home last week after not receiving a rose from Colton were Annie Reardon, Alex Blumberg, Angelique Sherman, and Erika Mcnutt.

Annie and Angelique had not been chosen to go on a date with Colton that episode, so they only had the cocktail party to make enough of an impression to stick around.

Heather and Elyse received the group date roses and Hannah B.

had a one-on-one date with Colton on her birthday and received a rose.

Annie was a surprising elimination for fans of the show; she was one of three contestants who appeared on Ellen ahead of season 23 filming to meet Underwood.

After beating Sydney and Katie (who are both still in the competition) at Ellen's game, Annie got to introduce herself to Underwood and give him a hug.

Their initial chemistry made fans predict that she could be a front-runner for the season.

Of her experience on the show (and on Ellen), Annie said on Instagram "thank you @bachelorabc for the most amazing experience.

thank you @theellenshow for having me, that was one of the best days of my life you are amazing.".

Alex Blumberg is the contestant who had a cold in the premiere episode that left her without a voice and unable to speak to Colton.

She used cue cards to make her first impression as she arrived in her limo to meet the Bachelor.

Ahead of the episode's air date, Reality Steve reported "At the cocktail party, Alex fell asleep while talking to Colton." After Alex was eliminated, one supporter (@brittrose) commented on Alex's Instagram post "I feel like you're the "grocery store joe" of this season where everyone is like WAIT WHAT WHY DID THEY LET THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PERSON GO SO EARLY.".

After her elimination aired, Angelique wrote on Instagram "Ok soo.

I didn't get a rose and that's ok It was such a great unique experience that I'm forever grateful for! In my short time there I thought I was going to learn a lot about @coltonunderwood but instead learned a lifetime about myself! So thanks @bachelorabc for the memories.

Wishing Colton nothing but love and success.".

Erika Mcnutt posted a screenshot of her "RBF" during the camp date with Colton, calling it a "Big mood after tonight's episode.

Tonight's episode description reads "Eight women perform in a pirate-themed dinner show; Elyse and Colton travel to San Diego; actor Terry Crews and his wife, Rebecca King-Crews, coach bachelorettes training for a strongest woman competition, while Fred Willard provides commentary.

" Two group dates and a one-on-one date will be featured, and 4 more women will be eliminated.

The Bachelor.

For more infomation >> The Bachelor 2019 Episode 2 Recap: Who Was Eliminated Last Week? | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:44.

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5 KIDS WHO WERE RAISED BY ANIMALS | BANGLA HISTORY | HD - Duration: 5:37.