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I wonder wetin boRAT go come talk now.

What separates the greats from the average joes?  The greats can sustain their shine
and they will save the best for last

Quote from: FBS on Today at 07:24:38 PM
Now that will be a match to watch. Heads will roll.
The Cabenda Rebels will also be drafted in.

That game no go sweet, na so so fall fall go full the game.

Quote from: harmeenut on Today at 07:24:52 PM
That would definitely be the game of the tournament

that game go tire u, just wait and see.

Song is coming home!!!!!!    

we don miss am nor be small

Cameroun did not even score their own goal  

ALGERIA VS EGYPT


HELL ON EARTH PART 4

GRAB YOUR TICKET NOW!!!

 

Bad belle - we lead on goals scored, without a recognised striker for over 10 games.

Remove DD and Anelka from Chelski for 10 days and get back to me on where you'd be.

why u no copy table last week?

i will remind you about the table nextweek. .

Gabon don go disturb LION WEY DEY SLEEP & na d rest of Africa go suffer am   

today's training was revealing. abeg, when is our first match scheduled for?

Togo withdraw from ANC as death toll increases
January 9, 2010
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Togo have withdrawn from the African Nations Cup in Angola following the machine gun attack on their team bus on Friday, with the death toll now understood to have risen to four.


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Kodjovi Obilale (r) waving to fans after Togo's 2006 World Cup match against France
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The team bus was attacked by rebels after crossing the border from the Democratic Republic of Congo into the Angolan enclave of Cabinda ahead of the tournament.
There have been conflicting reports about the identity of those shot, but Togo assistant coach Abalo Amelete and a spokesperson, Stanislas Ocloo, have died along with goalkeeper Kodjovi Obilale. The bus driver is also understood to have been killed in the attack.

Kodjo Samlan, a Confederation of African Football (CAF) official, confirmed that Ocloo and Amnalate had died. "Communications chief Stanislas Ocloo and assistant coach Abalo Amnalete died at four o'clock this morning," he said.

Striker Jonathan Ayite confirmed that Obilale, his team-mate at French amateur side Pontivy, had been killed. He was reported to have been taken to hospital in South Africa.

Ayite told French radio station RMC: "He (Obilale) is dead and even if you bring the president and even (Barack) Obama himself, we're leaving immediately, we're going back home. Ghana and the Ivory Coast are in solidarity with us.''

Defender Serge Akakpo, who plays his club football in Romania, was confirmed by his club last night as the other player shot in the attack.

Reports in France suggested early on Saturday that the players had taken the decision not to take part in the competition, which starts on Sunday, and midfielder Alaixys Romao later confirmed they would not take part.

"We're waiting for the plane to return to Lome," the Grenoble player told L'Equipe. "We're also talking to the other teams in our group to try to convince them to boycott the competition, too."

The Togolese team has pulled out from the nations cup (Angola 2010).

In fact I need someone to tell me what that name Aadooaka means?

Quote from: linuxuser on Yesterday at 09:43:58 PM

I am sure Ribadu is also resposnsible for the absence of our sickly President.  Dont you think so?
Dont mind the I-D-I-O-T-S.
They will probably blame him for climate also change

Can someone pls wake me up?

Did he really say the ''french'' thing?


i'm dumbfounded