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cool tune

lmao...serzly funny

Mod pls can dis be ond front page again?

Watch live on NTA....confirmed

des ghanians wuda bn so easy fo moses,emenike,mikel and d gang o... be like we fo beat dem reach 5 nil

God is watching ghana o...stop d ojoro

another silly call

[quote author=Hon.Casino]dont u know how to use proverbs?
I never wish any evil for nigeria, just pointing out wat is going on in ur country.
y didnt he rather remove d log from his eye (pray to God to stop bh) before cursing n attempting to remove d speck from Gh eye?
namugana[/quote]U knw say Burkina Faso no be problem #sorkodie

vandarsar: Stop being xenophobic u maggot. I was in Accra on Wednesday, tell you what, The Ghanaians were supporting us against the CIV, I don't care how you interprets that but there is no point calling them "Charcoal people" Most middle class Ghanians are fair and they probably have more well to do half cast than Nigeria. If you don't have something good to say about somebody, just SHUT UP!

Hey, u shut up fa..g..o.t! I was in london in 2010 when ghanians fought a sierra leonian fo comin to a ghanian restaurant in ilderton/old kent road to view/support Nigeria beat Korea... Hav u eva bn hated by a presumed broda?

adconline: In 2000, Naija lost to Cameroun.. My mistake, but AFCON comes every 2years and falls on even number.. 2000, 2002 until CAF changed it, so there was no AFCON in 2001.

World cup qualifiers in 01...

adconline: You are wrong on 2001 loss to Naija, cos there was no AFCON that year. Instead, in 2000, Naija lost to Ghana in penalty shoot out at the finals.

Lol, u re big joke... Beta to kip shut if u don't knw African football history

Didn't want d charcoal people to even think for a second dat we are on same level at all... I hate them mor dan dey can Eva hate Nigeria... Lousy bragaddos

I like dis Mali keeper... Even helping us waste time

@OP, I can relate wit ur story...
An uncle died in 1982 in some bike riding accident. He was buried immediately according to Muslim rites... His fiancée who was living in kaduna came to d family house days later and everyone was scared to tell her abt her man's demise, but she stayed relaxed and demanded to see the fiancé' father cos according to her the fiancé said his father wanted to see her urgently... Everyone was stunned and asked her how and where they last met? She narrated how he came to her place the previous day and even made love all night...

Another one happened n the nineties when a local popular musician (bolivia osigbemhe) in Auchi at that time died...years later a woman showed up with a child along wit the musician's photo at his family house. Se said the man just pointed to his family house with the guise that he's going to get something n the next street. She later told stories of how they lived together and bored the child, her curiosity about his background made her demand to meet his people.

Stories abound of people re-surfacing in oda domains after death, it's al about wot u believe u as an individual believe!

[quote author=dotcom_na_me_na_me][size=20pt]Wizkid is the main problem. He is an ignorant and proud a lot. Who made him to this level of today? Why must you listen to friends and family simply because you're now whooping millions. After all it is Banky W who built and trained him to this level. Why must you bite the hand that feed you? Who recognize WIZKID before if not Banky W?

Thats why i hate most of them, once they carry them climb and eat beleful, dem go begin dey form...




Who recognize BANKY W if not for Rihanna?

We wrote em off but dey wrote us in(y) THANKYOU SUPER EAGLES!

Osaze de diss peterside idah on twitter... Dat guy get plenty wwahala sha

Nigerian masses blame caf/Lc2 for afcon tv blackout

Caf yimu

K

Wizzy is wit Tinie Tempah, he wil be fn cos he's got d talent, age and very likeable personality.

Wishin Banky and Wizzy al d best!
Change is constant

Dey av services I think 7am,8'30am,10am and 11'30am on sundays. Address is in ikosi road,off kudirat Abiola way, oregun, ikeja. Google deir website fo confirmation.

About to marry u say? Guy wots ur problem nau? U did not say anyting al dese years but suddenly woke up now dat dey plannin marriage... Free d lovee-birds to enjoy emselves mhen

Mario Balotelli says he will miss little about life in Manchester after taking a swipe at English culture following his £19m move to AC Milan.
The Italy striker was paraded by his new club on Friday and did not shy away when asked what he liked and disliked most about England.
"Good things? Only when I get to Carrington to train, so my team-mates and manager," he said.
"Bad things? Everything else - press, weather, food, the way you drive."
Balotelli, 22, has agreed a four-and-a-half-year deal with Italian giants AC Milan after scoring 30 goals in 80 appearances for City.
He was at the centre of several controversial incidents, both on and off the pitch, during two-and-a-half-years in Manchester.
But Balotelli told a news conference in Milan: "I prefer playing - not talking.
"To be a player for Milan has always been my dream so I'm very happy.
"Now I'm at Milan it's very important above all because I am close to my family and friends. Manchester is not so far, but it's not close like Milan."
Asked whether he planned to return to the Premier League before the end of his playing career, Balotelli added: "It is an amazing league and I think it's the best, together with the crowd and the pitches.
But he added: "I don't know for the future if I could go back or not."

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/21303506

West Brom striker Peter Odemwingie has been told not to return to training until next week.
The 31-year-old tried to force a move to QPR on transfer deadline day.
Odemwingie arrived at Loftus Road but West Brom said no fee had been agreed and he was not free to discuss personal terms.
Speaking outside the West Brom training ground on Friday, Odemwingie said: "I have been given a few days off and will be back in training next week."
Odemwingie met with club board members Dan Ashworth and Richard Garlick and head coach Steve Clarke on Friday morning and will miss Sunday's game against Tottenham Hotspur.
Afterwards, a statement from the club said: "After the events of the past week, the club decided it is in the best interests of all parties that Peter is not involved in Sunday's game and he was given permission to return home."
However, although Odemwingie regrets his actions in travelling to London, he insists his long-term future remains away from The Hawthorns.
"I am a very emotional person who sometimes doesn't think," he told Sky Sports News on Friday.
"I will still leave the club. It is only a matter of time."
Baggies chairman Jeremy Peace accused Odemwingie of acting unprofessionally over the apparent attempt to open talks without the club's permission.
But although Odemwingie admitted he was perhaps a "little unprofessional" he defended himself by claiming the circumstances were not so different to when he joined West Brom from Lokomotiv Moscow in 2010 for £2.5m.
He also put Thursday's actions down to a misunderstanding.
"I came to this club (West Brom) in a wholly unprofessional way. I wasn't given any written permission by Lokomotiv Moscow but I arrived at this club. I did a medical, I don't think everything went so professional when I arrived," he added.
Clarifying his comments, he said: "I'm saying that these things don't matter so much when adults are dealing with each other.
"I think there was a misunderstanding somewhere because I could have held my goodbyes to the [West Brom] players if I was told it is not going to happen."
Odemwingie felt he had been given the go-ahead from West Brom to complete his move to QPR, but conceded he did not have written permission.
He had appeared optimistic that a deal could be reached when he was interviewed on his arrival in west London on Thursday.
"I hope they will be happy with what they get and, of course, they want to get in players themselves. I just hope that everything will be sorted out in the next few hours," he told Sky Sports News at the time.
But Odemwingie said on Friday: "They [West Brom] didn't give me written permission, but you know we are in England and when you're gentlemen you understand each other so easily.
"In my opinion, everything was done right and at the last moment, I don't know what really happened, but I think other people can answer this question as well.
"We were almost there, the club were angry that I went there and it was on TV. They weren't angry that I went there, but when it came up on TV that's when they said that this deal is off and why did I do that.
"So I understand the club to be honest, it was a bit unprofessional but we all know our positions and we were almost there.
"I understand I have to honour any contract but the club know I have wanted to leave for some time now.
"They feel I can overcome that but they are not the ones who know their own heart. They believe while I am struggling I can keep performing on the pitch."
QPR manager Harry Redknapp said he felt sorry for Odemwingie and suggested Junior Hoilett's decision not to go on loan from QPR to West Brom was one reason why any potential move broke down.
"The whole thing was a bit of a mess. I felt genuinely sorry for him. I think there was a mistake. He travelled down and I think he thought the deal was done and that is why he turned up.
"I think he thought 'I better get down, have the medical, sign the forms' - it was just a mistake. It is now difficult as he has to go back to West Brom and get on with his life.
"It wasn't easy. He is not a bad lad, he is a nice, nice boy and that is what disturbed me last night, that he got himself into that situation and there was nothing sort of malicious in it."


http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/21293416

Who's d second celeb?

QPR manager Harry Redknapp: "It's been a frustrating day. We managed to get Andros Townsend and Jermaine Jenas from Tottenham. I don't know what happened with Peter Odemwingie, it was all a bit of a mix up.

"I feel sorry for the lad. He was advised that he should turn up here but the wires got crossed. It can't be done now."



#sham

Very shameful and just how does he intend to stay d next 6months in dat club. English press thot dey re done wit Balo-drama now dey Osaze-drama. Hahahaha

Dis piers guy get mouth o... Beta to ignore him cos u cnt win him in an arguement. I agree wit him doe, sum1 sed on twitter dat DB wuda gone to west ham instead cos he grew up in East london. #Goodpoint

Twitter and english transfer day deadline media are currently trending with news of Nigeria's Osaze driving to london with the aim of negotiating a deal with relgation zone QPR. English football lovers having a good laugh at our brother's obvious money greed! In as much as I appreciate Osaze's talent as well as agree with his job change, I think he's gone through this the very wrong way. Anyways all the best to him in his quest for a pay-rise and new challenge.

Below is WBA statement;


West Bromwich Albion statement: "Albion have moved to clarify developments regarding Peter Odemwingie after the striker was filmed a short while ago arriving at Loftus Road.

"The club can confirm they have held further discussions with QPR today but those talks have so far proven fruitless and no agreement has been reached.

"Albion would also like to make clear that Peter has not been given permission to speak to QPR about a potential move."

I won't be watching if she aint in... I'd rather support my own dan outsiders

Aye axe man make u pardon ur kalakuta Broda. Oghede fo u my HL

Tony Spike: I disagree with you...that team came third at the 2002 AFCON Finals and managed to rub shoulders with the English team at 2002 World Cup...

U re very wrong sir. Two entirely diffa teams managed by diffa managers. Amodu to d nations cup and high chief to d worldcup