Krasid:
Stop acting dull.Ronaldo was scoring goals for fun against Atletico during his peak.

dmcdad:

I am more than hopeful and prayerful for the resurgence of Valencia than for Sevilla.

stevemims:
Really? Mehn! Do i need to dig out your post as a reminder? So ur sissy don pass him peak nw? I tot u said hes gone play till 36 abi na 40 sf.... LMAO... Me just dey watch ur ways here.

marqueetim:
Be honest, we all know when Atletico became a force. Which was around 2013. I also thought you once said CR7 is consistent. Anyway, I know he would score 5 against Rayo, Deportivo or so. Cheers!

homesteady:
Ronaldo is finished or maybe he is now too addicted to scoring tapins! He didn't do anything to make madrid win yesterday! he could not dribble, he could not run at their defense, he could not even create any chance!

Awesome01:
Why are you guys looking for krasid wahala naw?

sebod:

Leave them nau, by the time the guy comes up with his stats and definitions now, dem no go fit talk again.
You can imagine RM fans saying Athletico got a consolation goal when the match ended 1-1. Man go think say na 1-7 the match end ehn. I no blame them sha.

dmcdad:

Consolation goal? Awwww, poor Madrididiots. Smh

dmcdad:

Consolation goal? Awwww, poor Madrididiots. Smh

marqueetim:
Games like Athletico shows the stark difference between Messi and Ronaldo..

dmcdad:

Nice. But I would like the derby match to end in favour of ATM. Although a draw wouldn't be a bad result either.

Krasid:
Keep mute! Barka fans have said worse.

sebod:

I tire oooo. If say na Krasid talk am, we for understand. But na their chairman Usbcable talk am oooo.

sebod:
Seriously, with the current situation of things, is it still right to release our players for their national teams? Imagine Bravo that's just recovering now back to the NT. May God save us!

dmcdad:

Chai! Infact, wetin you mean by if say na Krasid talk am? You mean say na...

ElDeeVee:
Keep hating.. Ororo is the reigning world footballer

barackohandso:


Ororo ko epo pupa ni

barackohandso:

Ororo ko epo pupa ni

ElDeeVee:

Awesome01:


or maybe na - Adi agbon ,

Guy, you kill me with lafftar o.

barackohandso:
Hehehehehehehe Or maybe na Epa ijebu

Awesome01:


Thank you o jare, may you always have cause to laugh and never cry.

Make we leave them with their "Epa Ijebu".

barackohandso:

Ororo ko epo pupa ni

Awesome01:

or maybe na - Adi agbon ,
Guy, you kill me with lafftar o.

Barcelona are set to have a lot more money coming in due to their kit sponsorship deal.
The Catalan club has been searching for a new agreement since the one they have with Qatar Airways is set to expire soon, but the current sponsors do not want to lose their position and opportunity to expose the brand on the world's most popular club's jersey. And so they're pushing for a new deal, and that's where things get interesting -- and richer.

However, after analyzing the market and seeing the existing options, Barça have arrived at the conclusion that it's practically impossible to find an offer better than those that arrive from the Middle East. In fact, the principle sponsors of Real Madrid , Arsenal ,
Manchester City, PSG and Milan come from Dubai and the UAE.
As of today, Qatar Airways are ready to renew their commitment to FC Barcelona in a deal worth more than the initial one negotiated by Faus — it could even top
Manchester United's deal with Chevrolet. We are talking around 70 million euros a season, when last season Barça only got 35 million euros. That's to say almost double... without counting the training kits.
Source: Sport

If both parties sign the deal, Barça will surpass Manchester United and have the richest shirt sponsorship agreement on the planet. That will be vital to meet the growing salary and transfer fee demands of today's football, as well as to invest on the Espai Barça, which includes reforming the Camp Nou.
That's great, now give me a Treble.

bykebyke:

[size=20]Barça players urge the board to push for Arda registration[/size]

Some of the heavyweights in the dressing room at FC Barcelona have, in the last few days, urged the club to “take a step forward” in their bid to get Ardan Turan and Aleix Vidal, who as it stands can’t be played until 2016, registered to begin their careers at the Catalan club.

FIFA’s transfer ban, player sales and injuries have left Luis Enrique short of players and he is currently having to fill his squad with several members of Barça B. The long-term injury to Rafinha opened up the possibility of registering a new player, which would have been Arda, under RFEF rules, who allow a new player to be inscribed in the case that a player is ruled out for more than six months.

However, FIFA have, up until this point, prevented the RFEF from registering the Turkish international. Spain’s Sports Council, though, have backed Barça in their push to register a replacement for Rafinha, who is out for the foreseeable future.

With this as the background, the dressing room feels it is the time for the club to act. Above all because if there is a player capable of filling in right now for injured duo Iniesta and Messi, it is Arda. If he was to be available after the international break, it would be great news for a group of players who are concerned by the amount of absentees.