How to Get a Woman Into Bed


If you want to seduce a woman, the best sex tips focus on her head. Try these 7 ways to turn her on before you even touch her and you'll get her between the sheets in no time flat.

You may be a leg man—or a breast guy—so there’s a pretty good chance you’re ignoring the sexiest female organ of all: her brain. “Many guys crash and burn in their quest to be a great lover because they forgot that the most important part of her body is her mind,” says Reef Karim, MD, author of Why Does She Do That? Why Does He Do That? and the director of The Control Center, a sex, drugs, and relationship treatment center in Beverly Hills. Follow his advice on stroking her head, so her body will naturally follow you into bed.
Be patient. When you have a new girl’s attention and you’re working to close the deal, don’t rev your engines prematurely. “You don’t want to come across like a predator,” says Dr. Karim. “No girl wants to hook up with a creeper.” To avoid that vibe, don’t stare too much—particularly at her lady parts—don’t be too touchy-feely, or get too physical too soon. “When a woman is worried you could hurt her, it’s over. So much of her enjoyment is about feeling safe.” 
Think about ambience. Girls instinctually appreciate that candles and mood lighting are romantic. That’s probably not your own natural instinct, but it’s an easy angle that steers girls in a sexy direction. “Guys don’t care if candles are lit or not,” says Dr. Karim. “We don’t care if it’s dark and we can’t see or if all the lights are on.” But girls may be more insecure about their bodies, so setting the lighting so that it’s dim enough that she doesn’t have to be overly self-conscious will up your odds of a steamy night.
Play to her sense of smell. A pleasant aroma—mixed with a cocktail of pheromones—goes a long way toward turning everyone on, since your olfactory sense is the strongest. “Incense and natural smells are always better than cheesy cologne,” says Dr. Karim. “Drakkar Noir is now a repellent like mosquito spray.” Individual smell preferences differ from woman to woman, so impress her even more by asking if she prefers the scent of sandalwood, roses—or a garlicky tomato sauce instead. “A little research into what she likes can go a long way in the bedroom.”
Turn on some tunes. The music needs to go with the theme of the night, but it shouldn't be too distracting. The focus should be on you and her, not your own personal playlist. “Death metal may turn you on, but it doesn't turn on many women,” says Dr. Karim. “I think music is less specific than smells. You can throw on some Sade or Barry White, and at the worst she’ll think it’s cheesy, but at least it’s not a distractor. There is certain music that goes with a little bit of romance, but other music is a turnoff.” And again, asking her what she likes to listen to is a surefire way to impress. 
Find common ground. Before you launch into your come-back-to-my-place lines, talk about shared moments from the night you’ve shared. “For women, it’s all about mood and timing, and sex talk too early is a big risk,” says Dr. Karim. So much of the seduction talk is a dance. “You meet a woman in a bar, and she knows it could go somewhere—and so do you—so roll with it. Eventually you will get her back to your place, but don’t talk about it. If you tell her she should see your bed, it looks like you’re predetermined, and for a woman, that usually ruins it.” 
Be confident—not egomaniacal. There’s a very fine line between the two. “Confidence is rooted in, ‘I am comfortable with myself and I believe in what I’m doing,’ and being ego-driven is primarily based in insecurity,” says Dr. Karim. “Confidence comes from the inside out, and ego is coming from the outside in.” So don’t brag about your sweet wheels or that you’re tight with a hot-shot club promoter, let the cool things about you leak out more subtly. A guy with humility is far sexier to a woman than a show-off. “The guys who are most comfortable in their own skin get the most women. A six pack doesn't hurt, but it's not necessary.”
Make her laugh. Appealing to a woman’s sense of humor immediately ups your odds of getting her to have sex with you. To wit: Russell Brand is almost frightening to look at, but you can’t argue his success in the sack. Just make sure she's laughing with you and not at you. “Unless clowns are a turn on for her,” says Dr. Karim. But even if you’re being funny, if you come across like you're reciting a guy's pick up manual, you're going to blow it“Be yourself. Unless you're a douche bag. Then pretend you're someone else less douchey.

Stewart Downing: Bright Premier League start is massive for Middlesbrough's confidence

Stewart Downing said Boro did well to see out victory after being put under pressure at times as Sunderland tried to rally


Stewart Downing believes Boro will grow in confidence after making it four points from their first two Premier League games with derby victory at Sunderland.
Cristhian Stuani’s first half double saw Boro pick up their first win back in the top flight as they improved on their opening day point against Stoke with all three against sunderland.
“It’s four points for us now which is very good and that’s massive for our confidence,” Downing said after Boro’s 2-1 victory .
“Not many players in our team have played a lot of games in the Premier League, so it will give them confidence.”
Downing said Boro did well as a unit to see out victory after being put under pressure at times as Sunderland tried to rally.

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“It was always going to be difficult,” he told Sky Sports.
“We played very well the first half, but in the second half I think we made it hard for ourselves.
“We could have pushed on - credit to Sunderland they came back into it, but it was a massive three points for us.”

Zlatan Ibrahimovic say Man United winning is more important than personal glory

Zlatan Ibrahimovic insists the team winning is more important than personal glory after Manchester United's 3-1 victory at Bournemouth on Sunday.

The Swedish striker got his Premier League career off to a winning start, capping an impressive debut with a
Juan Mata and Wayne Rooney scored United's other goals, and Ibrahimovic said it did not matter who found the back of the net as long as Manchester United win.
"The first objective is to win, the second, if I can score and help my team like that, it's also good," he told


"But whoever scores helps the team. If it's me, Wayne or somebody else it's the same importance if I score. For me, the victory is the most important, whoever scores is a bonus.
"It was a difficult game. First half we weren't 100 per cent but second half it became easier, [there was] more space and we could play our game, then we scored the second and third one. It was a good game, a good start. It's important to start [well]."


Ibrahimovic has now scored in both his appearances for Manchester United, having headed the winner against Leicester in the Community Shield last week, but says he is still getting used to life in England.
"It's not easy. Everything is new for me, the team-mates, club, environment, the new stadiums but slowly I get settled in," he said. "I just play my game, make the team win and we continue like that."

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Real Madrid celebrate winning the 2016 Super Cup

Real Madrid have won the Super Cup three timesDefender Dani Carvajal scored a fine solo goal a minute from the end of extra time as Real Madrid beat Spanish rivals Sevilla in a dramatic Super Cup.Champions League winners Real took the lead when Marco Anensio scored with a thunderous long-range strike.Europa League winners Sevilla levelled through Franco Vazquez and Yevhen Konoplyanka's penalty gave them the lead after Sergio Ramos fouled Vitolo.Ramos made it 2-2 to force extra time before Carvajal won it for Real.The former Bayer Leverkusen player scored after a powerful run into the penalty area to earn Zinedine Zidane his second trophy since being appointed Real boss in January.Sevilla, who beat Liverpool in last season's Europa League final, have appeared in the past three Super Cups and lost all three.Jorge Sampaoli, who took over after Unai Emery was appointed Paris St-Germain boss, looked set for a fine win before Ramos made it 2-2 with a header three minutes into stoppage time to force an additional 30 minutes.Real were missing key players, with Cristiano Ronaldo having been injured playing for Portugal in the Euro 2016 final, while Welshman Gareth Bale and Germany's Toni Kroos had extended breaks because of their involvement at the same tournament."We were trailing for all of the second half, but Madrid never give up and a goal in 90 minutes allowed us to become champions," Carvajal, 24, said."Today we had a lot of players missing but we have a great squad of homegrown players."Real Madrid, who have not won La Liga since 2012, start their 2016-17 campaign away to Real Sociedad on 21 August, while Sevilla are at home to Espanyol a day earlier.

Manchester United vs Manchester City could be cancelled as bad weather hits Beijing

Manchester United vs Manchester City could be cancelled as bad weather hits Beijing

jose-mourinho3.jpg Manchester United's pre-season tour match against Manchester City in China could be cancelled due to torrential rain Getty Manchester United’s showcase friendly against Manchester City in Beijing next Monday is under threat of being cancelled due to torrential rain in the Chinese capital.
The Manchester neighbours are due to play in front of a sell-out 91,000 crowd at the Bird’s Nest Stadium – the host venue of the 2008 Olympics – as part of the two clubs’ International Champions Cup (ICC) programme this summer.
But organisers now fear that the game could fall victim to the weather due to thunderstorms and more rain forecast on Monday ahead of the 8pm local time kick-off.
"It is a concern,” said ICC spokesman Xiaozheng Ben. “The weather has been really bad.
"But we're hopeful the game will go ahead."
City faced Arsenal in the Bird’s Nest in July 2012 in front of a half-full stadium, but the prospect of a Manchester derby in Beijing has prompted tickets to be sold out for the first meeting of Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola in their new jobs as United and City managers.

Manchester City drawn against Real Madrid in Champions League semi-final

Manchester City drawn against Real Madrid in Champions League semi-final

Manchester City have been drawn to play Real Madrid in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
Manchester City have been drawn to play Real Madrid in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
Manchester City have avoided a meeting with future boss Pep Guardiola after being drawn to play Real Madrid in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
City, who overcame Paris Saint-Germain courtesy of their 1-0 second-leg win at the Etihad, will play the first leg at home before travelling to the Bernabeu to bid for a place in the final.
The other semi-final sees Atletico Madrid host Bayern Munich in the first leg ahead of the return leg in Germany.

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates his second goal of a hat-trick against Wolfsburg
Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates his second goal of a hat-trick against Wolfsburg
The draw means City, who are currently fourth in the Premier League, could face Guardiola's Bayern in the final ahead of the Spaniard's move to Manchester in the summer.
Their first job is to find a way past Real, who had a Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick to thank for battling back from a 2-0 first-leg defeat to Wolfsburg for a 3-2 aggregate win. Zinedine Zidane's side are yet to face a former winner of Europe's top club competition.
What to expect when Manchester City play Real Madrid in the Champions League
What to expect when Manchester City play Real Madrid in the Champions League
Atletico are in the last four after a brilliant defensive performance against Barcelona helped them to a 2-0 second-leg win for a 3-2 aggregate success, while Bayern survived a scare against Benfica with a 3-2 win over the two legs.
Their clash is a rematch of the 1974 final, which the German club won 4-0 in a replay to take the first of its five European titles.
Manchester City director of football Txiki Begiristain is happy that they've been drawn against Real Madrid in the Champions League
Manchester City director of football Txiki Begiristain is happy that they've been drawn against Real Madrid in the Champions League
The draw also keeps open the chance of a Madrid derby in the final as a repeat the 2014 title match. Atletico led 1-0 two years ago in stoppage time before Real Madrid leveled and went on to win 4-1 in extra time.
The first legs are to be played April 26/27, with the return legs May 3/4.

Ryan Giggs Reportedly Set to Beat Jose Mourinho to Manchester United Job

Ryan Giggs Reportedly Set to Beat Jose Mourinho to Manchester United Job


Ryan Giggs Reportedly Set to Beat Jose Mourinho to Manchester United Job
The Glazer family, who own Manchester United, are reportedly putting measures in place ahead of Ryan Giggs’ appointment as the club’s next manager, with Jose Mourinho poised to miss out on the post.
That’s according to Adriano Boin of Marca, who stated that if Louis van Gaal leaves his post this summer, they “are keen to replace him with a figure that won't overshadow the club,” and as such, they will turn to the Dutchman’s current assistant manager instead of the controversial Portuguese coach.
“As a result, the Glazer family have already taken steps towards promoting Giggs from his current post as assistant manager, leaving Mourinho's future in doubt,” continues Boin, noting the options for Mourinho are now likely to be limited to Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.
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Needless to say, Alex Shaw of ESPN FC doesn’t think that ignoring Mourinho would be the best decision, especially when considering the other options:
Given the Portuguese is unattached, the Red Devils have a brilliant opportunity to get one of the world’s most revered managers easily.
However, according to Mark Ogden of the Independent, the club remain “undecided” over whether to keep Van Gaal, and the former Chelsea boss has grown “restless.” If Boin’s report is to be believed, then it seems the club have decided to take a different route and procedures are already being put in place.
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Van Gaal's future remains unclear at United.
Greg Johnson of Squawka Football thinks that Giggs should be involved heavily at Old Trafford, although not necessarily as manager:
Granted, there’d be some obvious virtues to the Welshman taking over. He’s a man who is immersed in the club’s traditions, after all, having won a staggering 13 Premier League titles before hanging up his boots. 
With that in mind, the Old Trafford crowd would also surely be treated to much more entertaining football under Giggs, having been involved in teams that attacked with pace and purpose during his playing days. With Van Gaal in charge, the style has been stagnant at times this season, and the supporters have been left disillusioned.
Additionally, Giggs would command a hefty amount of respect, as he was a sensational player. OptaJoe illustrated just how good here:
He’d face an enormous job, though. United are no longer the alphas of the Premier League, having gradually fallen back into the chasing pack since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013. Van Gaal has assembled a squad that contains quality players, although it still needs some significant reshaping in the offseason.
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Mourinho has a lot more experience at the elite level compared to Giggs.

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Mourinho has experience in this kind of position, having taken Chelsea from top-four contenders to champions within a couple of seasons in his second spell with the club. There are worries about the 53-year-old’s willingness to give youth a chance, something that is key at United, although it’d be bewildering if he decided not to use the likes of Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial.
Still, Mourinho comes with inevitable baggage and the likely prospect that after an initial uplift things will turn sour. United, if there’s truth to the aforementioned story, seem content to do without the hassle.