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Gary Neville says Ipswich played like they have a “better coach” in a scathing assessment of Ruben Amorim’s first game in charge of Manchester United. Marcus Rashford gave Amorim the dream start , scoring inside two minutes on Sunday, but the game finished 1-1 after Omari Hutchinson’s fine long-range strike levelled things up. Much has been made of Amorim’s switch to a 3-4-3 system and the new Red Devils boss insists his players will need time to adapt to the new setup. And as Jamie Carragher highlighted the “big problem” for Amorim , Neville claimed the “red flags” present under Erik ten Hag remain under the new manager. “I mean, the red flags that were there yesterday have probably been there in the last few months and the last season and a half,” Neville told Sky Sports. “It’s a team that is very difficult to actually like watching, and I say that with respect because I genuinely do believe what Ruben Amorim said at the end of the game. “No football player goes out onto the pitch and wants to lose or doesn’t want to win or work hard or do well. They don’t want criticism.” MORE MAN UTD COVERAGE ON F365... 👉 Amorim Watch: New Man Utd manager rubs his nose a lot and we get bored 👉 Mailbox: Ruben Amorim at Man Utd: ‘New Manager Thud anyone?’ 👉 Good luck Ruben Amorim; Man Utd are ‘a fat, lazy, bloated corpse of a club’ Neville went on to claim that 18th-placed Ipswich – managed by former United assistant Kieran McKenna – looked the better coached side. The former United defender continued: “But you watch them play, even yesterday, in the new system, and you look at Ipswich, who are very near the bottom of the league. “They looked more organised, [like they had a] better coach, they looked like they had more appetite for the game and more enthusiasm. “And that’s a constant, and it has been a constant, not just, obviously, on Sunday, but a constant for the last year and a half, two years, three years. “So we’ve got a situation where these group of players, to be honest with you, have created a pattern for themselves and become what they are. “And it wasn’t just a red flag yesterday because the same things that we’ve seen in the last six to eight months, 10 months, we saw yesterday. “With Ruben Amorim being the manager, he saw it as well. I think he obviously knew how big a job this was. I think he recognised that yesterday.” The Sky Sports pundit did though back United to improve under the Portuguese coach once more of his squad becomes available. He concluded: “It will get better in the next few weeks because, like you say, that back five that he picks, and I’m not talking about the actual wing-backs here. “I’m talking about the three at the back and the two in midfield. That will become more energetic and better when the personnel changes occur. “But there’s a long way to go. I think Roy [Keane] yesterday said that Manchester United were an average team, and that’s being kind.”Celebrity-inspired Thanksgiving recipes, plus last-minute holiday meal ideaslodibet 777 online casino 。

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( MENAFN - APO Group) The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) today launched the report: The IMF and the Future of the Global financial Architecture , at the Ministerial Segment of the 5th Extraordinary Session of the African Union Specialized Technical Committee (STC) on Finance, Monetary Affairs, Economic Planning and Integration held in Abuja, Nigeria. Ms. Hanan Morsy, Deputy Executive Secretary and Chief Economist at the ECA who supervised and guided the report, said it was prepared in consultation with the African Ministers of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development, the African Union, and the African Development Bank. It proposes a new work agenda for the International Monetary Fund (IMF)“to better respond to the challenges that African low- and middle-income countries are facing.” The Report is grounded on the work of the Africa High-level Working Group on the Global Financial Architecture , which is coordinated by the ECA. This Group comprises African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, the African Union, the African Development Bank, Afreximbank, and the World Bank. It includes the participation of IMF staff and Executive Directors. The Report's key messages include: Global Financial Safety Net: The IMF should make Special Drawing Rights (SDR) allocation decisions in a rule-based analytical manner to reduce the discretionary and political nature of the allocation process and ensure that SDRs are directed to countries that require them. A New Global Debt Architecture: The IMF should propose reforms to overhaul the G20 Common Framework to be more effective, time-bound, and transparent, strengthen the International Debt Legal Framework, and review and update the IMF-World Bank Debt Sustainability Analysis to make it more SDG- and solvency-focused. The Resilience and Sustainability Trust (RST) and a New Agenda for Green Development: The IMF should facilitate the scaling up of debt-swaps-for-nature, climate and adaptation, enable credit enhancement for green finance, support countries' efforts to design and implement frameworks to attract private finance, mobilize more resources for the RST to allow for increased IMF lending with longer maturities, and work together with partners to support the resilience of transition policies. A New Agenda for Market Access: The IMF should establish benchmarks based on macroeconomic fundamentals, support African countries in building capacity to regularly collect and publish high-quality data, expand the IMF African Regional Technical Assistance Centers (AFRITAC) mandate to include support on ESG investment and green capital markets, promote global financial stability by avoiding penalization of pre-emptive restructuring by Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs), support regulatory and oversight reforms, and support the establishment of Africa regional CRA. An IMF for the 21st Century: The IMF should recalibrate its operating model and lending instruments to better address global shocks and alleviate countries' liquidity needs in the short term and reform the quota formula to support more equitable access to SDRs, make permanent the higher access to the Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (PRGT) and the General Resources Account (GRA), and expand IMF advocacy and policy work on global imbalances in the medium to long run. According to Ms. Morsy, the analytical work of this report has fostered a more productive dialogue with the IMF and has also been instrumental in catalysing tangible progress on several critical issues - these include increased concessional financing, a 50 per cent general quota increase, approval of the use of SDRs to purchase hybrid capital, advancing reforms to the RST to better serve vulnerable countries, enhanced representation for Africa on the IMF Executive Board through a third Chair, and reduction of IMF Surcharge. “Today's economic landscape demands a reimagined IMF that genuinely serves all its member countries. This report advocates for changes to empower vulnerable nations, fostering a more inclusive global financial system,” said Ms. Morsy, adding:“While substantial progress has been made, the report acknowledges that much work remains. The collaborative efforts among African nations and stakeholders will be crucial in pursuing an equitable and efficient financial architecture that addresses current challenges and future developments.” To download the report, please visit (English version) MENAFN30112024004934011406ID1108942026 Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.The much-trumpeted tracking system for buses is now operational, according to Transport Canberra. Subscribe now for unlimited access . Login or signup to continue reading All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper Breaking news alerts direct to your inbox Interactive Crosswords, Sudoku and Trivia All articles from the other regional websites in your area Continue "Real-time for buses just went live this week and we will monitor it and make any adjustments where needed," the ACT government transport agency said. "Real-time will further improve as more new electric buses arrive over coming months and replace existing buses which are due to retire and as such aren't being fitted out with the technology." But there's still some way to go before the planned system runs as intended. "Functions such as occupancy levels of bus and light rail vehicles will be updated shortly. The app interface will also be upgraded to improve accessibility." Transport Canberra has been rolling out improvements to its troubled MyWay plus system. Pictures by Keegan Carroll, Elesa Kurtz, screenshot The Canberra Times sought more detailed information from Transport Canberra, including an estimate of the date on which the whole system would be working fully but information on that arrive-by date was not forthcoming. On tracking on the app, some older buses will not be live-tracked by the system, but that was always the intention. But once the glitches had been ironed out, the plan was that most individual buses in the fleet ought to be trackable so passengers at stops could see exactly where the bus they were waiting for was. The information from Transport Canberra was that the app would now show whether a bus or tram was "on time". It was not clear whether it would show the position of buses on a potential passenger's phone. "It also shows how many minutes away in real time the service is from your location. "Scrolling down the list, you will also be able to see a full list of the next services coming to your stop." "If the service is running late, you will be able to see how many minutes it has been delayed and the time it will show up at your stop," Transport Canberra said on the progress report page on its website. Transport Canberra said that 75,000 MyWay+ accounts had been created since the launch a month ago. More than 50,000 cards "are in the hands of customers, and nearly half of MyWay+ journeys have been by tapping on and off with the convenience of a debit or credit card". Just under a fortnight ago, the software was altered to try to fix a QR code glitch. Many passengers had not been able to tap on and tap off. Updates have meant the codes have improved, although some users have reported issues positioning their devices at the right distance from the machines at the back of buses. The public transport agency said at the time that it would continue to educate passengers through the transition period, indicating it would not launch a crackdown on fare evasion while issues with the system were ironed out. "We are continuing to work with NEC to provide customers with a better experience when using the QR code," Transport Canberra said. Share Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Email Copy Steve Evans Reporter Steve Evans is a reporter on The Canberra Times. He's been a BBC correspondent in New York, London, Berlin and Seoul and the sole reporter/photographer/paper deliverer on The Glen Innes Examiner in country New South Wales. "All the jobs have been fascinating - and so it continues." Steve Evans is a reporter on The Canberra Times. He's been a BBC correspondent in New York, London, Berlin and Seoul and the sole reporter/photographer/paper deliverer on The Glen Innes Examiner in country New South Wales. "All the jobs have been fascinating - and so it continues." 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