Ksslib:
Live updates:

GAME OVER. Real Madrid thrash Barcelona 5-1 on aggregate to lift the Spanish super cup. Messi holds both hands to his waist and shakes his head to the heavens in disbelief- he cannot believe it. Minutes later, he runs towards Zinedine Zidane, hugged and congratulated him while also reminding him of how he has always dreamt of playing for Madrid as a kid.

Zidane smiles and rubs the Argentine's head, "La puska el kitchento la chop, Leo" ..... Which in Spanish means - "There's always a place for you Leo. In the Bernabeu kitchen" ..

My name is Jim Beglin, alongside Jon champion and that's all we have for you guys today. Well see you guys again next week when Barcelona will try to seek revenge against the brave, fearless kids of "Ifeanyi Ubah academy.

cameeeeel:
u forget that before the arrival of Neymar, Xavi and Iniesta would hold a possession for 20 minutes alone in the midfield area... No more Xavi... Iniesta is aging. Barcelona need complete restructuring nw. Neymar's was not only d problem.. if you could still remember how Kovacic dribbles Busquent... how Modric was cycling d area..i only see Barcelona winning Copa Del Rey alone dis season.

MrImole:

I am desperately in need of these books as I'm interested in the secrets and politics of the major political families of this nation...
Books like:
1. Because I am involved: Lt Col. Odumegwu Ojukwu (RTD)
2. Why we struck by Ademoyega
3. My dialogue with Nigeria by Gen. Alani Akinrinade (RTD)
4. Vindication of a general by Gen. (Dr) IR Bamaiyi (RTD)
5. Who will love my country? by Senator Ike Ekweremadu
6. A fulfilled life of service by Arthur Mbanefo
7. Audacity on the bound - A diplomatic odyssey by Olusola Sanu
8. Restoring good governance in Nigeria volume 1 and 2: The civil service
9. Frontiers of Jihad: Radical Islam in Africa by Yinka Olowojobi
10. My watch– A memoir by Olusegun Obasanjo (3 volumes)
11. Olusegun Obasanjo the presidential legacy 1999 - 2007 volume1 & volume 2 by Ladipo
12. The history of the Yorubas by Samuel Johnson
13. Encyclopedia Britannica global edition 2016 30 volumes
14. Then spoke the thunder by Peter Enahoro
15. Honour for sale by Major Debo Bashorun (rtd)
16. The autobiography of Chief Obafemi Awolowo
17. Chief S. Ladoke Akintola: His life and times by Akinjide Osuntokun
18. Conscience and history: My story, by Peter Odili
19. The tragedy of victory: On-the-spot account of the Nigeria-Biafra war by Gen. Godwin Alabi Osama (rtd)
20. Tenants of the house by Wale Okediran
and any other books...

lebete3000:


Point of correction- "English" football is crazy.

haymekus:

If them dey count fish, them dey count crayfish join am

Bale is only a starter cos he's Madrid's costliest player

Uchihaitaci:

Preggy

samijay8:
even messi is replaceable. was neymar playing against Madrid during their 3-2 win last season. Barcelona are just fit for beating and they are jejely taking it

humeeh:
Odey

Beedude:

U are funny. Sanchez , Aguero , Silva , Diego Costa all came from Spanish LA liga and made exploit in england so what's crazy in EPL ? One thing that determines a player's success in any league is joining a team that suit his style. Ibrahimovic joined barca and didnt play too well. And still made it with MUTD last year. Few years back F.Torres swapped liverpool for chelsea and flopped in same epl. So believe me when I say football is crazy. Nothing like EPL is crazy

lebete3000:


All these players you mentioned would be average players were they plying their trade in the La Liga.
I'm sure you've been hoodwinked with the media hype by the English press so I won't dabble into the matter with you.
Fact remains La Liga is the best league in the world- at least for now. If they had the kind of hype Barclays premier league gets and vice-versa, we won't be hearing of the latter.

TheGoodJoe:



Real Madrid Castilla manager Zinedine Zidane will spend the next few days in Munich learning the methods of Bayern manager Pep Guardiola.

Real Madrid Castilla manager Zinedine Zidane is headed to Munich to shadow former Barcelona and current Bayern manager Pep Guardiola, as reported by Mundo Deportivo.

Zidane is currently the manager of Segunda B side Real Madrid Castilla and is seen as the heir apparent to Carlo Ancelotti as the future first team manager.

However, the French footballing legend has struggled in his first season as head coach, after spending last season as Ancelotti's assistant and after a four-game losing streak, Zidane is keen to take advantage of the international break and go to the fountain of knowledge to improve his methods.

That fountain of footballing knowledge is none other than his former arch-rival, former Barcelona and current Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola, who will play host to Zidane as the World Cup winner shadows the Catalan coach and learns his various coaching methods.

Zidane will be joined by his former French national teammates, Claude Makelele and current Girondins coach Willy Sagnol, who are all in the process of getting their UEFA Level 3 Coaching Licences.

While this is the first time Zidane has shadowed Guardiola, it is not the first time shadowing a legendary coach as he previously spent several days with Marcelo Bielsa at Marseille this past December, to learn the Argentine's notoriously rigorous training methods.

http://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2015/03/24/zidane-to-shadow-pep-guardiola-at-bayern-munich/


Did you see learn in the article?

hardeycute:
Who wrote this article ??


I don't know the print media.One of those cules maybe

samijay8:
even messi is replaceable. was neymar playing against Madrid during their 3-2 win last season. Barcelona are just fit for beating and they are jejely taking it