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  10. ADMIN
    Often labelled as the most beautiful game, football, as a sport, has a tendency of capturing the imagination of fans and evoking their emotions like no other. In a matter of seconds, a game of football can change its natural course, bringing some on their feet and others with their hands on their knees. It's not a sport. It's a way of life. 
    For many loyalists who are fixated with the game, getting close to the men who make the magic happen on the pitch is no less than coming face-to-face with god which, in turn, is equally difficult, if not impossible. Thus, in a bid to connect with the footballing stars, fans often chase the football memorabilia signed by their favourite stars.
    Owing to the huge demand of such memorabilia, the autographs of football stars end up fetching a lucrative amount at auctions. Whether a footballer is still an active player or retired, the signatures of prominent names in football on distinctive merchandise further add value and, in turn, feed the interest of fans.
    But, just like the competition on the pitch, no one can get a fix on the footballer whose signature is worth more than others. Well, not anymore. 
    A Daily Mail report suggests that a gambling website, after analysing pieces of signed memorabilia from two auction sites and then comparing to find an average price, has come up with a list of footballers with most expensive signatures. Here's a look at the top 10:
    10. Cristiano Ronaldo (Rs 46,190.10) © Reuters
    9. Kevin De Bruyne (Rs 50,114.71) © Reuters
    8. Pele (Rs 50,835.22) © Reuters
    7. Lionel Messi (Rs 50,836.22) © Reuters
    6. Diego Maradona (Rs 57,826.11) © Reuters
    5. Mohamed Salah (Rs 65,595.89) © Reuters
    4. George Best (Rs 89,094.80) © Reuters
    3. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Rs 89,490.46) © Reuters
    2. David Beckham (Rs 99,433.51) © Reuters
    1. Sergio Aguero (Rs 1,35,600.48) © Reuters
    While the likes of Ronaldo and Messi surely rule the charts with records and astronomical salaries, it's quite a surprise to see them far off the top in this list. 

    Not many would have anticipated Sergio Aguero, the Manchester City legend who famously scored the 2012 EPL title-winning goal against Queens Park Rangers, to top the coveted list. 
    And, the fact that this list includes four retired stars shows that the value of football memorabilia is governed by legacy, not active careers.

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    The one and only thing people have desperately been waiting for since March is the Covid-19 vaccine. It's been a long year and people are tired of it, but looks like our wait is over.
    Speaking at the All Party Meeting, PM Narendra Modi addressed one of the most important things that need addressing right now and gave everyone the good news about the vaccine development in India.
    © Twitter
    He said that the vaccine could be available in a few weeks and that's honestly the kind of positive news we needed right now.

    In the virtual meeting, he said that the frontline workers who have been risking their lives for months along with elderly people with serious ailments will be among the first to get the vaccination.
    Speaking at the All Party Meeting. https://t.co/TZaJ5DJBXz
    — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2020
    However, another point he mentioned in the meeting is a little confusing. He talked about how deliberations are underway with the states about the pricing and distribution of the vaccine but shouldn't the vaccine be free for everyone?
    In today's all-party meeting, we hope the PM clarifies by when will every Indian get free Covid vaccine.

    हमें आशा है कि आज सर्वदलीय बैठक में PM ये स्पष्ट करेंगे कि हर भारतीय को मुफ़्त कोरोना वैक्सीन कब तक दी जाएगी।
    — Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) December 4, 2020
    Talking about the distribution of the vaccine once it's rolled out, he said, "India has vaccine distribution expertise and capacity. We are far better than several other countries in this regard. We have a vast and experienced vaccination network and the country will capitalize on these advantages."
    People also have suggestions as to who all should be prioritized for the vaccine.
    @PMOIndia @PMOIndia @drharshvardhan Request you to include SANITARY & POLICE Personnel in Priority vaccine group! They have done yeoman job & hv sacrificed their lives also. Please, please, Please. Kindly note, I am not in any priority group.
    You must hv planned very well https://t.co/u7oroKCuvN
    — Desai Rajendra (@desairajendra) December 4, 2020 Hmm.
    Hope we get something to end this pandemic as soon as possible. India is in mode of economic and pandemic resilience. #IndiaFightsCorona #indianeconomy https://t.co/5rjmgg1WKs
    — Shashank (@Shashan51742795) December 4, 2020 It really should be free.
    Honourable PM sir,the cost of vaccine should be in range of reach of poor people . The price must be that low that a person sleeping on footpath could also be able to afford it. https://t.co/CCW2J5jUPZ
    — Work Humanity (@WorkHumanity1) December 4, 2020 Wow.
    Sir, Your remarks at the all parties meeting about COVID-19 would be a roadmap to fight against COVID-19 and update on its vaccine and it's progress. India's recovery rate 94.2% shows, that we are on right track to fight against COVID-19 and have saved & saving many lives
    — Nishant🇮🇳 (@iNishant4) December 4, 2020
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