记者陈永报道  在一场堪称生死之战的角逐中
，众志成城的青岛海牛3比0击败了长春亚泰。在漫长的十轮期待后
，海牛终于迎来赛季首胜
，同时他们也反超敌手亚泰
，挣脱了垫底的运气。

本场比赛
，青岛海牛中锋奥尔梅尼奥仍然无法出战
，海牛的首发阵容是：门将牟鹏飞
，后卫宋龙、刘军帅、金洋洋、尼古拉和宋文杰
，中场萨里奇、奥古斯托和贾非凡
，先锋席尔瓦和冯伯元。现在来看
，这靠近于青岛海牛的最强阵容
，别的替补进场的金永浩也有不错的体现。

主场作战的青岛海牛?气焰更足
，开场之后便一?直自动进攻
，长春亚泰则伺机还击
，上半场双方互有攻防但最终0比0收场。

下半场
，青岛海牛一如既往地朝?着亚泰禁区提倡了一波波的?攻击。这一次
，敌手终于招架不住了。角逐第53分钟
，萨里奇远射中柱
，皮球弹向门前
，席尔瓦快速杀到轻松破门
；角逐第60分钟
，席尔瓦左路拿球突破
，然后在禁区内和冯伯元做了一个二过一配合
，席尔瓦最终轻松破门
；角逐第?78分钟
，席尔瓦远射被扑出?
，这一次进球的是冯伯元
，轻松补射破门。

本场角逐
，青岛海？厍蚵饰58.3%
，完全占有了自动权
，射门次数则高达18次
，射正次数高达7次。这着实也是青岛海牛本赛季最大的转变
，身价最低的他们在本?赛季控球率位居中超第10。长春亚泰也支付了足够的起劲
，包括开赛之后便有极有威胁的射门
，但整体体现包括斗志层面上显着不如青岛海牛。

赛后李霄鹏也体现：“所有的队员今天很是很是起劲
，应该说取胜的欲望很是强
Ｉ杏械阕钪饕
，谢谢加入的?球迷在球队难题的时间不离不弃
，很是谢谢俱乐部和老板的信任。我想?我们?虽然赢一场球
，但还需要再接再?厉。”

3比0击败长春亚泰
，青岛海牛迎来赛季首胜的同时也挣脱了垫底的运气?
，现在青岛海牛1胜?4平6负积7分
，长春亚?泰1胜2平8负积5分
，别的
，河?南俱乐部酒祖杜康积分同样是7分
，两队的净胜球都是-4
，河南俱乐部酒祖杜康进球数更多
，由此青岛海牛现在排名第15名。

现在来看
，客场战平山东泰山是青岛海牛主要的转折点
，士气大振的他们也迎来了这场角逐的爆发并最终获胜。

但海牛未来仍然面临多重逆境：其一
，青岛海牛随后客场对阵上海?海港
，主场对阵北京国安
，赛程很是残酷
，青岛海牛必需敢于和强敌死磕?
，才有希望继续增添?分数
；其二
，现在除了河南俱乐部酒祖杜康、青岛海牛和长春亚泰积分仍然是个位数之外
，排名靠前的深圳新鹏城10分、武汉三镇11分、云南玉昆和梅州客家12分
，且这几支球队本赛?季体现都较量稳固或近期体现精彩
，由此青岛海牛保级的压力着实很是大。

最后也是很是主要的一点是
，海牛俱乐部的资金逆境仍然较大4
，此次球队客场逼平泰山
，主场击败?亚泰
，恰恰是各方解决海牛逆境的最好时机
，客观来讲
，单单的资金支持未必解决现实性的问题
，深度的股权刷新或许才可以彻底解决海牛的问题
，云云?
，一城双超才??有望一连。

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  ，有不少被胡锡恩遇到了。王新亮状师近年来受理了许多晚年人消耗维权的案件：“从我们多年的执业履历看
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• 并且这个数字自己照旧有一些历史“梗”在的——2009年次贷
  ；钇岷诘氖笨
  ，标普500指数的低点正是666.79点
  ，以是现在展望6666点
  ，也有“16年翻10倍”的意思在内里
• 　　昨日上午
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• A timeline of President Trump's unsubstantiated wiretapping claims The White House is standing by President Trump's assertions that former President Obama ordered a wiretap of his phones, even as others -- Democrats and Republicans alike -- have said there is no proof. But the president believes he will, ultimately, be vindicated. Here is a timeline of Trump's unsubstantiated claims, what other officials have said and how the White House has responded: Early Saturday morning, while away at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, Trump fired off his first tweet accusing Obama of wiretapping his phones at Trump Tower in New York during the election. Terrible! Just found out that Obama had my "wires tapped" in Trump Tower just before the victory. Nothing found. This is McCarthyism! Trump then posted three more tweets, comparing the allegations to President Nixon's Watergate scandal. Is it legal for a sitting President to be "wire tapping" a race for president prior to an election? Turned down by court earlier. A NEW LOW! I'd bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that President Obama was tapping my phones in October, just prior to Election! How low has President Obama gone to tapp my phones during the very sacred election process. This is Nixon/Watergate. Bad (or sick) guy! Obama's spokesman released a statement later that day, rebutting Trump's accusations: "No White House official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the Department of Justice. Neither President Obama nor any White House official ever ordered surveillance on any U.S. citizen. Any suggestion otherwise is simply false." Government sources told ABC News that FBI Director James Comey had asked the Department of Justice to publicly rebut Trump's allegations out of concern that the president's tweets might make it look as though the bureau acted improperly. White House press secretary Sean Spicer announced in a statement that Trump requested that congressional intelligence committees "determine whether executive branch investigative powers were abused in 2016"?as part of their investigations of Russia's alleged meddling in the U.S. election. "漀either the White House nor the president will comment further until such oversight is conducted,"?Spicer said in the statement. The former director of national intelligence under President Obama, James Clapper, told ABC News that "where was no wiretap against Trump Tower during the campaign conducted by any part of the National Intelligence Community ... including the FBI."?The same day, speaking to the media -- in an audio-only gaggle -- for the first time since Trump tweeted, White House press secretary Sean Spicer was peppered with questions about the accusations. "I think that there's no question that something happened. The question is, is it surveillance, is it a wiretap, or whatever?" Spicer said, giving the first indication that the White House intended to broaden the scope of the allegations beyond monitoring phone calls. When asked for clarification about whether Trump believed the FBI or Obama committed criminal acts in a potential pursuit of surveillance, as well as the appropriateness of the sitting president making such a public charge, Spicer repeatedly said that Trump's tweets "speak for themselves." Another White House press briefing leads to questions about the promised investigation into the claims and Comey's reported request made in private that the Justice Department publicly shoot down Trump's claims. Spicer tells reporters that "the president has not" asked Comey whether he was wiretapped and stands by his March 5 statement on the direction of the inquiry, saying, "I think the smartest and most deliberative way to address this situation is to ask the House and Senate intelligence committees who are already in the process of looking into this." The press secretary is also asked whether Trump has "any regrets" about making the accusation. "No," Spicer said, "Absolutely not." The House Intelligence Committee formally requested that the Justice Department turn over any documentary evidence, including applications, orders or warrants, by Monday, March 13. Also, in the day's briefing, ABC News"?Jonathan Karl asked White House press secretary Sean Spicer whether President Trump would apologize to President Obama if his wiretapping accusation proves to be unfounded. "Let's not get ahead of ourselves. I think it's important to see where that goes,"?Spicer said, referring to the request from the chairman and ranking members of the House Intelligence Committee asking the Justice Department for evidence of Trump's claim. "I don't want to prejudge their work at this time."?Karl then pressed Spicer about what could happen if no evidence surfaces. Spicer said he's "not going to get into a series of hypotheticals"?but that once the investigation is completed, "we'll respond appropriately."? Counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway discussed surveillance with The Record of New Jersey, causing a stir when she included an unusual item in a list of appliances that could be co-opted into listening devices. "What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other,"?Conway said. "You can surveil someone through their phones, certainly through their television sets -- any number of ways -- and microwaves that turn into cameras, et cetera." Conway later said her remarks were taken out of context and told CNN that she doesn't "believe people are using the microwave to spy on the Trump campaign," and Spicer would say that the comment was "made in jest." Spicer launched a defense of Trump's tweets centered around punctuation, calling attention, in the day's press briefing, to the quotation marks employed by the president. "I think if you look at the president's tweet, he said very clearly "wiretapping"?in quotes," Spicer said, indicating that Trump meant the word as a reference to overall reconnaissance. "The president was very clear in his tweet that it was wiretapping, that that spans a whole host of surveillance types of options," Spicer said. Two out of Trump's four tweets on the subject do not include the quotation marks, however, and he specifically refers to his "phones" in one. Spicer also cautioned the media about reading too literally into the claim of Obama's involvement: "He doesn"t really think that President Obama went up and tapped his phone personally."?The Department of Justice also asked for more time in meeting the House Intelligence Committee's request for evidence of Trump's wiretapping claim. The committee set the new deadline for before their March 20 hearing on Russia's alleged interference in the U.S. election. In light of the DOJ's being given an additional week to gather evidence on surveillance, reporters continue to ask Spicer whether Trump feels assured in his position. "I think he feels very confident it that will ultimately come to this -- will vindicate him," Spicer said during the press briefing. The House Intelligence Committee leaders announced they didn"t find any evidence that Trump's Manhattan office was wiretapped by Obama. "We don't have any evidence that that took place. ... I don't think there was an actual tap of Trump Tower,"?House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., said during a Capitol Hill news conference alongside Democratic ranking member Rep. Adam Schiff of California. Nunes also said it depends on whether you interpret Trump's tweets literally. "I think the challenge here is that President Obama wouldn't physically go over and wiretap Trump Tower,"?Nunes said. " now you have to decide ... are you going to take the tweets literally? And if you are, then clearly the president was wrong."?Nunes continued, "But if you're not going to take the tweets literally, and if there's a concern that the president has about other people, other surveillance activities looking at him or his associates, either appropriately or inappropriately, we want to find that out."?In an interview with Fox News that aired Wednesday night, Trump commented for the first time on the wiretapping allegations. Trump explained that his claims originated from "reading about things"?and news reports. He pointed to a New York Times article and a Fox News segment, though neither reports that Obama wiretapped Trump Tower. When asked why he didn"t reach out to intelligence agencies to verify his claims, Trump said he didn't "want to do anything that's going to violate any strength of an agency." He added, "I think you're going to find some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two weeks."? Senate Intelligence Committee leaders -- Chairman Richard Burr, R-N.C., and Vice Chairman Mark Warner, D-Va. -- released a joint statement: "Based on the information available to us, we see no indications that Trump Tower was the subject of surveillance by any element of the United States government either before or after Election Day 2016."?Spicer defended Trump during the press briefing and said the congressional intelligence committees"?statements were not based on investigative work. "淭hey're not findings. There's a statement out today they have not begun this," Spicer said. "Two days ago the Department of Justice asked for an additional week. The statement clearly says at this time that they don't believe that."?Spicer also launched into a lengthy spiel of citing various news reports that inspired Trump's March 4 tweets, and included Fox News commentator Andrew Napolitano's suggestion that Obama used Britain's Government Communications Headquarters to spy on Trump. "淭he bipartisan leaders of the Intelligence Committee would not have made the statement they made without having been fully briefed by the appropriate authorities,"?Sen. Warner's spokeswoman fired back at Spicer in a statement after the press briefing. The Justice Department announced it was complying with the Intelligence and Justice Committees' requests for information on surveillance efforts, but did not provide detail on the extent of the information. Word of the Justice Department's actions came just as Trump was holding a joint news conference German Chancellor Angela Merkel in which he was asked by German media about the claims. "As far as wiretapping, I guess, by this past administration, at least we have something in common, perhaps," Trump said of Merkel, referring to the revelation first reported in 2013 by a German news magazine that a document apparently from a U.S. National Security Agency database indicated Merkel's cellphone was first listed as a target in 2002.