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[quote author=GODS_BEAUTY]Best wishes to all buddies that keep the game moving
* Harlos well don *[/quote]moving on to the next game

Damex333: already a great man, but i will soon become a greater man than before.

before before them dey say I no reach, them say I no fit... *MI Abaga*

texanomaly: Great, I don't know how to spell breathe!

breathe is the correct spelling, you are correct

Akeem79: Breath in fresh air is always good

good people great nation..

texanomaly: Shadow of an American president speaks.

speaks in Yoruba "eku irole oooo"

BARRISTER DAN: Day begets night, night begets day. That is a natural merry go round.

round robin format is better than knock-out in soccer

and no girl is bold enough to tell us she is single

Ghozye: much as I hate 2,I jst v 2 mk do wiv ds bowl of ijebu garri 4 dinner

dinner passed me by yesterday cos of film

wahala dey oooo

is that a goal?

we are getting into the game

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Jbluv55: 'Else' can be ommitted in most English statements.

statements can sometimes be substitute for sentence

phenomenon

much has been said about Davido which turns out to be false

OP which way now... I still cooked beans today today, and na 2hrs e use don. I no know the kain beans way you dey talk ooo

Akeem79: All women and cats will do as they please and all men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea .

idea... don't know what to say about it

kizmartino: soon..sooner...soonest...english somtymz appears comPLIcatED

complicated are issue of those who are controversial

Is Stephen Keshi not a Nigerian? or is he that he is not a public officer?

Becketh: Always try to maintain ur integrity,no matter what.

what is the website of NSCDC

Babe2sure: Comeover and buy the Novels,if you are less busy.*Jbluv55~ I don't want us to comment at the same time ni jare. very funny dude!!! . Both you and Harlos are part of the funny members of Nairaland. Abi I lie? *

lie ke? wetin u wan use am do

Manchester united footballer and Holland
international Robin Van Persie recently had a chat
with football legend Paddy Creramd. When asked
what he does off the pitch, like what kind of music he
listens to. He had this to say
"I like to listen to music. ..all sorts honestly. I
can listen to dutch songs, English
songs..whatever...if the tune is good I like it."
When asked who in particular he likes, he
replied "Michael Jackson, Usher, P-Square...all
sorts honestly.
watch video below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XRRPjINUjc&feature=youtube_gdata_player

harlos: Here is where the fun started, bt where will it end? *gud mrng jbluv, cest moi nd others*

END this strike ASUU cos it is TIME we let THINGS go back to normal

thanks

Damex333: life is beautiful, don't you think so too.

too much of everything is bad

Phreshpet: Bryan Adams symphonies...a taste of good music

music is a way of life

chidad: Wats ur age range and where do u base?

mid 20s... Lagos based. U can check me on fb with d same username.

[quote author=musb92@yahoo.co]You are such a wonderful friend[/quote]friend(s) when did this start happening here?

Football Manager 2014 looks into the future by
simulating the entire 2013/14 season
Jose Mourinho’s return to Chelsea brings them their
first Premier League title since 2010, Tottenham
finally finish above Arsenal for the first time since
1995, Martin Jol is sacked by Fulham before
Christmas, while all of the Premier League new-boys
– Cardiff, Hull and Crystal Palace, go straight back
down.
That is according to computer game giants Football
Manager, who after being asked by the Evening
Standard, ran a simulation of the league to predict
the future.
With all the newly-assembled squads in place and
after taking all of the results in the Premier League
so far into account, Football Manager found that
Mourinho’s ‘homecoming’ was a successful one,
while Arsenal’s £42.4m signing Mesut Ozil couldn’t
prevent a new-look Spurs side from pipping them to
fourth place and Champions League qualification.
Football Manager, a management simulation games
developed by Sports Interactive and published by
Sega, has officially ran since 2005 (although Sports
Interactive are actually responsible for a game
called ‘Championship Manager’ which has actually
been going since 1992 before a break-up of their
partnership with the original publishers meant they
had to change their name.)
Its database and cross between fiction and reality is
very impressive – compiled by approximately 1,000
researchers across the world (including real-life
scouts), there are over 500,000 players, managers
and other staff members worldwide.
Samuel Eto’o top scored for Chelsea with 21 goals in
33 games but Eden Hazard won all the plaudits with
15 goals and 17 assists as the Blues won the league
by four points to second-placed Manchester United.
Despite Ozil registering seven goals and 15 assists in
32 appearances and Olivier Giroud netting 16 times,
Arsenal, who were fourth place in April, succumbed
Champions League qualification to neighbours
Spurs after a dreadful end to the season saw them
drop points to Everton, Hull, Newcastle and
Norwich.
Struggling Fulham departed company with Jol in
December, and after being in the bottom of three for
the majority of the season, new manager Harry
Redknapp masterminded victories in their last three
matches to pull off another ‘great escape’.
Before all you doubtful and skeptical viewers
dismiss it (remember Arsenal fans, it’s only a game)
Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas has previously
admitted to scouting players on the game while a
host of players including Ole Gunnar Solskjær and
Paul Pogba play it.
Football Manager 2014′s release date is yet to be
announced but depending on the format on which
you play it, FM is normally released around
November time – making it a perfect Christmas
present for all budding football managers and
stattos.
So save yourself the money , stress and hassle of
getting your hopes up for your team this year, and
just check the final table below to see how your
club will fare this campaign.
Premier League 2013/14 final standings – according
to Football Manager
Team Points
1. Chelsea 81
2. Man Utd 77
3. Man City 70
4. Spurs 68
5. Arsenal 65
6. Liverpool 63
7. Swansea 56
8. Norwich 54
9. West Brom 53
10. West Ham 52
11. Southampton 49
12. Aston Villa 48
13. Everton 47
14. Newcastle 47
15. Stoke 47
16. Sunderland 45
17. Fulham 41
18. Cardiff 33
19. Hull 31
20. Palace 31

[quote author=C'est moi]Something on my mind.[/quote]me and you....

harlos: Eat until you won't be able to walk again
*hello people, i see you're all doing good. WOW! Our thread is a year older *

again the super eagles will be in action

In preference order
1 Ethiopia
2 Burkina Faso
3 Libya (if they made it)
4 Senegal
5 Cameroon ( if they made it)
6 Egypt (I want them to face Ivory coast)