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Jduck13:
I Tell U da result J-Nice done won

@ Tianshee
Monday or sunday I don't care
Here to claim da game so haters be aware
Watch out for my lyrics put poisoin in ya vains
Dont care what u say because im blowin out ya brains
Dis to all da emcees who dare to face me
No one can faze me daze me or replace me
though many try i don't no why
u fall like a rock wit my block ima fly
i don't care what u say lil nigga please
rip u up like nothin beat u with ease
Why u say u can spit u got no flow
Why I gotta battle A Bi$$$ gotta rip a hoe
Nigga I'm da hottest U a hot mess
Put a hole in ya chest nigga u less den da best
because im da best da best theyll ever be
and homey jus try youll die u never better me

By da way whoeva put this thing togetha did a good job I like da organization

End of Day 1: Tianshie Vs J-nice
nice work guys, but some of ya lyrics hit the woodwork. We'll wait till the end of the round before we release your results so you can keep your cool till then. Expect criticisms.

Day2:

Where's Jduck?

Two elderly, excited Southern women were sitting together in the front pew of church listening to a fiery preacher.

When this preacher condemned the sin of stealing, these two ladies cried out at the tops of their lungs, "AMEN, BROTHER!"When the preacher condemned the sin of lust, they yelled again, "PREACH IT, REVEREND!"

And when the preacher condemned the sin of lying, they jumped to their feet and screamed, "RIGHT ON, BROTHER! TELL IT LIKE IT IS, AMEN!"

But when the preacher condemned the sin of gossip, the two got very quiet. One turned to the other and said, "He's quit preaching and now he's meddlin'."

The new army recruit was given guard duty at 2 a.m. He did his best for a while, but at about 4 a.m. he went to sleep. He awakened to find the officer of the day standing before him.

Remembering the heavy penalty for being asleep on guard duty, this smart young man kept his head bowed for another moment and looked upward and reverently said, “A-a-a-men!”

The new preacher had just begun his sermon. He was a little nervous & abt 10 mins into D sermon his mind went blank. After a brief 2nd of complete panic, he remembered what they had taught him in seminary about situations like dis: repeat D last point. His teacher assured him dis would help him remember what was supposed to come next. So he gave it a try. "Behold, I come quickly," he said. Still his mind was blank. He tried D 2nd time, Still nothing. He tried D 3rd time -- speaking with such force dat he fell forward, knocking D pulpit to one side & falling into D lap of a little old lady in D front row. D young preacher apologized profusely. "That’s all right" said D little old lady. "It was my fault. I should have gotten out of D way because U told me 3 times u were coming!"

It's a pity. LIke Ige, Harry Marshall, Funso Williams, This guy has also been "wasted" cos in the next 2 weeks, no one would be talking about him anymore.

FORGOTTEN. Shame on PDP, shame on the Police, SHame on Nigeria.

Well said Impaq,
But you'll agree with me that the major thing on TV is live shows not repeated shows. Most wanted live shows are awards or athletics - better still Grammy's and oscars as lacking on our local TV. Every other thing, I repeat, almost every other thing can be seen on our local TV.

Needless to say, NTA can afford to show Animal Planet, National Geographic and if possible repeated versions of the EPL (as seen on galaxy), Grammies, MTV base (as seen on Silverbird), just name it.

We need to see these things live! This same Local TV stations and FSTV they are clamouring for now have refused to Even cover our local league which the so called "banner" should be out to improve and enforce coverage of our local league. instead of turning to these "intelligent" guys. Don't you think so?

They should leave those guys alone. We are not complaining, besides watching at view centres is fun. The EPL is not the most pressing need of Nigerians right now, there are better things to correct. You can't compare those guys with MTN because the same holds in South Africa, Kenya or anywhere in Africa, its gotta be SS. I see this as politics, pure politics.

Dreams are a big part of our Lives and You must do whatever it takes to make them a Reality; by the plans you make, the course you take, and the things you do. Don't dwell on past mistakes. Leave yesterday behind, along with all it's problems, worries and doubts. Realize you can't change the past, but you can start a new tomorrow. Don't try to do everything at once; take one step at a time, Don't ever be afraid to try the Impossible no matter what others may think. Remember you are Unique in your own special way

ladex142:
"Real niggas do what they want do, bitch niggas do what you do"
2pac-----can't remember the tittle

"Staring through my rear view"

"Real niggas do what they wan' do, bitch niggas do what they can".

Obiwon, Ikechuckwu, P-square, Lemar, Inferno and whole lotta names I can't mention? where are they from?

@ All rappers.
The ball's in your court. we need to get your entries before 2400 GMT.

@ Muks,
Seems great. So guyz, buckle up and drop da beat. The world is watching.

Okay, let's see what we can do.

Where's everyone. Today's the last day, will prolly not be online 2moro.

@ Muks, can you paste the complete fixtures at once?

UNTILYOU SEE THE INVISIBLE, YOU CANNOT ENJOY THE IMPOSSIBLE. WHATEVER YOU DO NOT SEE COMING WILL NEVER COME. WHATEVER IS BEYOND YOUR IMMAGINATION IS BEYOND YOUR REALIZATION. YOU CANNOT OBTAIN WHAT YOU CANNOT CONTAIN. KEEP SEEING, KEEP IMAGINING, KEEP WORKING ON IT & IT WILL SOON WALK IN TO YOUR LIFE.

Player From To Status
D. James Manchester City Portsmouth Confirmed
T. Kuszczak West Bromwich Manchester United Confirmed
H. Trabelsi Ajax Manchester City Confirmed
S. Campbell Arsenal Portsmouth Confirmed
D. Traore Liverpool Charlton Athletic Confirmed
A. Faye Newcastle United Charlton Athletic Confirmed
C. Clarke West Ham United Sunderland Confirmed
G. McCartney Sunderland West Ham United Confirmed
J. Borgetti Bolton Al-Ittihad Confirmed
H. Crespo Chelsea Inter Confirmed

Ronaldo -----> Milan?

Udeze ----> AEK Athens

Spain Summer 2006 Transfers

The Spanish transfer market is once again buzzing with another summer of frenetic activity as all the top flight clubs rebuild and strengthen their squads in preparation for the new campaign.

Deportivo La Coruña, Getafe and Levante have all been very busy both buying and selling numerous players, while Real Sociedad, Valencia and Villarreal have all thinned their numbers by allowing large numbers to leave.

Here is the complete list of all transfer to date during summer 2006.

ATHLETIC BILBAO

In: Alex García (Racing Santander B), Josu Sarriegi (Alavés), Javi Martínez (Osasuna), Igor Gabilondo (Real Sociedad)

Out: Jesús María Lacruz (Espanyol), Gorka Azkorra (Albacete), Felipe Gurendez (Numancia), Aitor Karanka (Colorado Rapids), Joseba Arriaga (Las Palmas), Javier Tarantino (Numancia one-year loan), Julen Guerrero (Retired), Felipe Guréndez (released), Endika Bordas (released), Miguel Escalona (released)

ATLÉTICO DE MADRID

In: Mista (Valencia), Mariano Pernía (Getafe), Sergio Agüero (Independiente), Giorgios Seitaridis (Dinamo Moscow), Costinha (Dinamo Moscow), Zé Castro (Académica), Miguel de las Cuevas (Hércules)

Out: Cosmin Contra (Getafe), Gonzalo Colsa (Racing Santander), Jorge Larena-Avellanada Roig (Celta Vigo), Manu del Moral (Getafe), José Ignacio Zahinos (Valladolid), José Manuel Jiménez 'Mané' (Almería), Juan Manuel Ortiz (Poli Ejido one-year loan), Javier Pinola (Nürnberg one-year loan), Marcelo Sosa (River Plate one-year loan)

FC BARCELONA

In: Eidur Gudjohnsen (Chelsea), Gianluca Zambrotta (Juventus), Lilian Thuram (Juventus)

Out: Henrik Larsson (Helsingborgs), Maxi López (Mallorca on loan), Gabri (Ajax), Cristian (Deportivo La Coruña), Óscar López (Real Betis), Rodri (Deportivo La Coruña), Ludovic Sylvestre (Sparta Prague), Joan Verdú (Deportivo La Coruña one-year loan), Mario Álvarez (Recreativo one-year loan)

REAL BETIS

In: Damià Abella (FC Barcelona), Tati Maldonado (Lorca), Fernando Vega (Lorca), Romero (Deportivo La Coruña), Óscar López (FC Barcelona)

Out: Fernando Varela (Mallorca), Luis Fernández (Racing Santander), Juan Cañas (Alcalá), Paolo Castellini (released)

CELTA VIGO

In: Nené (Alavés), George Lucas (Gremio), Jorge Larena-Avellanada Roig (Atlético Madrid), Matias Manuel Lequi (Lazio), Antonio Guayre (Villarreal),

Out: Carlos Vela (Arsenal), Toni Moral (Alavés), Sergio Fernández (Real Zaragoza), José Enrique (Villarreal), Iago Bouzón (Recreativo Huelva), Goran Maric (Las Palmas), David Silva (Valencia end of loan), Sebastian Méndez (San Lorenzo), Juan Sánchez (retired), Everton Giovanella (retired)

DEPORTIVO LA CORUÑA

In: Dudu Aouate (Racing Santander), Antonio Tomás (Racing Santander), Rodolfo Bodipo (Alavés), Albert Lopo (Espanyol), Juan Rodríguez (Málaga), Riki (Getafe), Pablo Álvarez (Sporting de Gijón), Cristian Hidalgo (FC Barcelona), Antonio Barragán (Liverpool), Rodri (FC Barcelona), Álvaro Arbeloa (Real Madrid), Joan Verdú (FC Barcelona), Fabián Estoyanoff (Valencia one-year loan)

Out: Pedro Munitis (Racing Santander), César Martín (Levante), Romero (Real Betis), Dani Mallo (Braga), Xisco (Vecindario one-year loan), Momo (Racing Santander one-year loan), Rubén (Racing Santander one-year loan), Iván Carril (Vecindario one-year loan), Gallardo (Sevilla end of loan), José Molina (retired)

ESPANYOL

In: Jonatas Domingo (Flamengo), Rufete (Valencia), Jesús María Lacruz (Athletic Bilbao), Moha (Osasuna)

Out: Lopo (Deportivo La Coruña), Jofre (Real Murcia), Miki Robusté (Poli Ejido one-year loan), Juanfran (Real Madrid end of loan), Domi, Posse (contracts ended), Pochettino (retired)

GETAFE

In: Roberto Abbondanzieri (Boca Juniors), Lucas Matías Licht (Gímnasia de la Plata), Juan Angel Albín (Nacional), David Cortés (Mallorca), Francisco Javier Casquero (Racing Santander), Cosmin Contra (Atlético de Madrid), Manu del Moral (Atlético de Madrid), David Sousa (Valladolid), Alexis Ruano (Málaga), Ignacio Pérez Santamaría 'Nacho' (Málaga)

Out: David García Cubillo (Rayo Vallecano), Nano (Cádiz), Diego Rivas (Real Sociedad), Riki (Deportivo La Coruña), Mariano Pernía (Atlético de Madrid), Aníbal Matellán (Gimnàstic de Tarragona), Jaime Gavilán (Valencia), Juan Calatayud (Málaga loan ended), Gica Craioveanu (retired)

GIMNÀSTIC

In: Javier Portillo (Real Madrid), Aníbal Matellán (Getafe), Alejandro Campano (Mallorca), Albano Bizarri (Valladolid), Juan (Sporting de Gijón), Mingo (Albacete), Manel Ruz (Valencia one-year loan), David Generelo (Real Zaraoza one-year loan)

Out: Diego Torres (Rayo Vallecano), Alex Pérez (Real Madrid end of loan), Iván Romero (Atlético de Madrid end of loan), Lupidio (Hércules end of loan), Alfonso (released), Bolo (released), Lluís Codina (released), Abdul Ekpoki (released), Miguel Pérez (released)

LEVANTE

In: Damiano Tommasi (AS Roma), Albert Meyong Ze (Belenenses), Álvaro Luiz Maior (Real Zaragoza), Roberto (Sporting de Gijón), César (Deportivo La Coruña), Laurent Robert (Benfica), Frédéric Déhu (Marseille), Manolo Gaspar (Almería), Nino (Elche)

Out: José Antonio Culebras (Tenerife), Juan Carlos Ceballos (Ciudad de Murcia one-year loan), Rodríguez (Lorca one-year loan), José Aizpurúa (Sporting de Gijón one-year loan) Jesule (Sporting de Gijón one-year loan), Edwin Congo (released), Fernando Lombardi (released)

MALLORCA

In: Fernando Varela (Real Betis), Jordi López (Sevilla), Javier Dorado (Sporting de Gijón), Fernando Navarro (FC Barcelona), Maxi López (FC Barcelona one-year loan)

Out: David Cortés (Getafe), Alejandro Campano (Gimnàstic de Tarragona), Yoshito Okubo (Cerezo Osaka loan ended), Borja Fernández (Real Madrid loan ended), Alessandro Potenza (Inter end of loan), Pancho Maciel (Real Murcia end of loan), Braulio Nóbrega (Atlético de Madrid end of loan), Javier Farinós (released), Yordi (relseased)

OSASUNA

In: Javad Nekounam (Al Sharjah FC), Héctor Font (Villarreal), Roberto Soldado (Real Madrid one-year loan), Juanlu (Real Betis one-year loan)

Out: Javi Martínez (Osasuna), Juan Manuel Ortiz (Atlético de Madrid), Moha (Espanyol), Fran Moreno (Numancia), Rafael Clavero (Tenerife)

RACING SANTANDER

In: Pedro Munitis (Deportivo La Coruña), Gonzalo Colsa (Atlético de Madrid), Luis Fernández (Real Betis), Momo (Deportivo La Coruña one-year loan), Rubén (Deportivo La Coruña one-year loan)

Out: Dudu Aouate (Deportivo La Coruña), Antonio Tomás (Deportivo La Coruña), Francisco Javier Casquero (Getafe), Pablo Casar (Alavés), Alex Garcia (Athletic Bilbao), Wilfried Dalmat (Mons), Jonathan Valle (Tenerife one-year loan), Trevi (Eibar one-year loan), Antoñito (Sevilla end of loan), Damià Abella (FC Barcelona end of loan), Mauricio Pinilla (Sporting Lisbon end of loan), Stephane Dalmat (released), Juan José Valencia (released)

REAL MADRID

In: Ruud Van Nistelrooy (Manchester United), Emerson (Juventus), Fabio Cannavaro (Juventus)

Out: Álvaro Arbeloa (Deportivo La Coruña), Javier Portillo (Ginmàstic de Tarragona), Roberto Soldado (Osasuna one-year loan), Zinedine Zidane (retired)

REAL SOCIEDAD

In: Diego Rivas (Getafe), Gerardo (Málaga), Fabio Felicio (Unión Leiria), Juanito (Alavés), Claudio Bravo (Colo Colo)

Out: Nihat Kahveci (Villarreal), Igor Gabilondo (Athletic Bilbao), Javier Barkero (Albacete), Óscar De Paula (Cádiz), Sergio Boris (Numancia), Gorka Larrea (Almería one-year loan), Néstor Susaeta (Salamanca one-year loan), Xabier Castillo (Las Palmas one-year loan), Sebastián Romero (Racing de Avellaneda one-year loan), Ximun Duhour (Eibar one-year loan), Markel Bergara (Vecindario one-year loan), Oskitz Estafanía (Eibar one-year loan), Mark González (Liverpool end of loan), Alberto López (released)

RECREATIVO DE HUELVA
In: Hipólito Fernández 'Poli' (Alavés), Mario (FC Barcelona), Dani Bautista (Sevilla), Iago Bouzón (Celta Vigo), Santi Cazorla (Villarreal), Edu Moya (Tenerife), Jesús Vázquez (Tenerife), César Arzo (Villarreal one-year loan), Javier López Vallejo (Villarreal one-year loan)

Out: Ignacio Benítez (Hércules), José Manuel Mateo (Alavés), Iker Begoña (Lorca), Gastón Casas (Elche), Pedro Baquero (Rayo Vallecano), Xavi Jiménez (Ciudad de Murcia one-year loan), Jesús Galván (released), Martínez Valero (released)

SEVILLA
In: Ernesto Chevantón (Sevilla), Christian Poulsen (Schalke 04), Duda (Sevilla), Andreas Hinkel (VfB Stuttgart), David Cobeño (Real Madrid), Ernesto Javier Chevantón (Monaco)

Out: Jordi López (Mallorca), Antonio Notario (Real Murcia), Francisco Gallardo (Real Murcia one-year loan), Antoñito (Real Murcia one-year loan), David Prieto (Xerez one-year loan), Javier Saviola (FC Barcelona end of loan)

VALENCIA

In: Asier Del Horno (Chelsea), Fernando Morientes (Liverpool), Hugo Viana (Newcastle United)

Out: Pablo Aimar (Real Zaragoza), Mista (Atlético de Madrid), Bernardo Corradi (Manchester City), Rufete (Espanyol), Fabio Aurelio (Liverpool), José Enrique (Villarreal), Javier Garrido (Lorca), Marco Caneira (Sporting Lisbon three-year loan), Sisinio González 'Sisi' (Valladolid one-year loan), Manel Ruz (Gimnàstic de Tarragona one-year loan), Juanlu (Hércules one-year loan), Amedeo Carboni (retired)

VILLARREAL

In: Robert Pires (Arsenal), Nihat Kahveci (Real Sociedad), Cani (Real Zaragoza), José Enrique (Valencia), Leandro Somoza (Vélez Sarsfield)

Out: Antonio Guayre (Celta Vigo), Héctor Font (Osasuna), Roger (Ajax), Santi Cazorla (Recreativo de Huelva), Antonio Valencia (Wigan Athletic), César Arzo (Recreativo de Huelva one-year loan), Javier López Vallejo (Recreativo de Huelva one-year loan), Xisco Nadal (Hércules one-year loan), Javier Calleja (released)

REAL ZARAGOZA

In: Pablo Aimar (Valencia), Juanfran (Besiktas), Sergio Fernández (Celta Vigo), Andrés D'Alessandro (VfL Wolfsburg one-year loan), Gerard Piqué (Manchester United one-year loan)

Out: Savio (Flamengo), Cani (Villarreal), Raúl Valbuena (Albacete), Álvaro Luiz Maior (Levante), Delio Toledo (Kayserispor), Capi (Real Murcia), Francisco Medina Luna 'Piti' (Hércules), David Generelo (Gimnàstic de Tarragona one-year loan)

A ship is safe at the harbour, but that's not what ships are built for.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjZJYujNQa8 - Freekicks feat. Adriano, Shevy, Henry, Carlos, Zidane, Ronaldinho and Rogerio Ceni

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtPlgEH0iew - Zola

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS0PLmUJmts&mode=related&search= - Van Hooijdonk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9sInKQLIn8 - Roberto Carlos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIs87B36ADQ - Okocha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DM0yAs_ARA - Rivaldo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsqMICg9TjE - Juninho Pernambucano

Wow, Juninho's leading now

No Adriano Fanatics anymore? But there used to be lots of fans for this guy?

@inspired.
What's so special on DSTV?
It's like you've not been around for a while. I've been in touch with national geographic since the days of NTA2 channel 5, now I can compare sound city to channel O, there's hardly anything on DSTV that the local stations can't match, just name it, or at worst, that Kennis Music won't cover that show, be it Oscars or Grammys or MTVs what have you. THe major substance that's slacking or lacking, to me, is the EPL.

I hope I'm right. THe FG is not banning DSTV, but the EPL on DSTV. They know the koko, and that's just it, so don't think the common man will still be able to afford 8k a month when he earns about 5k a month. Wake up from your slumber, we need more than that, there's hunger and strife and someone is only thinking of EPL out of 1 million things worrying us.
What about call tarriffs, what about Light? They are all mad.

Do you know that many Nigerians don't give a hoot about the EPL? who cares? and the government, insensitive to the pressing needs of its citizens is facing DsTv. Many EPL obsessed guys have "runsed" cables in their homes watching DSTV for free. Most people paying for it are the rich and the government guyz themselves, I don't see someone who has to buy fuel in his smoky generator coughing out that much. If they knew how to runs the cables, they wouldn't be banning EPL on DSTV just to make you happy and lie to you that its for the benefit of our TV stations. Is that all about Naija life on TV?

Debo,
Agree with me that charity begins at home. Super sports covers the SA Premier league and even have a team. The so-called satellite stations should start by covering naija league and let's see how far they will go like Glo who have been tirelessly sponsoring the league as well as Enyimba.

MTN, unlive Vodacom, took the risk to invent in telecoms and they made it live, vodacom are now looking for ways to come in - stupid thinking. Where were the other stations when these guys were bidding for this right? Besides Monopoly makes it easy to monitor pirates.

No body wants to see whats up with the Nigerian League, and with what the Fed Govt has shown, they are also likely to be uninterested in Nigerian football. Even the little attention given to the local league will diminish as a result of this development. Watch it.

They should address pressing issues first. Develop our football. If our football was so good, we wouldnt be clamouring for European football AT ALL COST. Check out the NFA league, seats are over empty, but check out VIEWING centres for the EPL, filled up and lively. That's we for u. we.

WHo's this guy that's clamouring for AIT, GAlaxy and stuffs, these guys had to close down because they couldn't afford to pay their BON dues at a time. No Nigerian station was able to come up with the 2 million naira TV right for the Globacom Premier League let alone the multi million pound EPL.

Let's see what happens, hope there is Thuraya satellite so we can tune to the stadium DIRECTLY cos as it is, these stations might as well be forced to pay DSTV in order to view the matches or else, Nigerians may be deprived of quality entertainment this season.