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SIRcumalot:I tire oh! ![]() Help me ask dem oh! Elampiro, Coogar n co... ![]() |
It shouldn't be a surprise if Di Maria leaves next summer except 1 or 2 things happens; 1) Man Utd qualifies for UCL... ![]() 2) Ronaldo transfers to Man Utd... ![]() |
Angel Di Maria: Manchester United says a 'money problem' stopped him joining PSG over the summer before £59.7m United move Angel Di Maria has claimed that a "money problem" stopped him joining Paris Saint-Germain over the summer, and he said that he could still join the Ligue 1 side in the future. The Argentinian eventually joined Manchester United for a club-record £59.7m from Real Madrid in August, and has excelled in his Old Trafford career so far. After his transfer to United, PSG chief-executive Nasser Al-Khelaifi said that he had wanted to move to Paris but the price was "too expensive". And the Qatari denied the deal fell through because of Financial Fair Play. "PSG, I think they had a money problem and they couldn't buy players," the Argentine said in an interview with Telefoot. "This is the main reason I didn't go there. Playing in the French league would please a lot of players. "Now I'm in the English league. But you never know, there is a lot of movement in football. You can never predict where you're going to play. "There were a lot of clubs interested in me. A lot, really. But Manchester United appeared and didn't go away. They absolutely wanted me and it happened. "It could have been a good experience for me to go to Paris," he added. "I know I'm still young, perhaps I'll go to PSG one day. I don't know how it will all end." The 26-year-old Di Maria, however, did add that he is "very happy" at United and does not regret leaving Real. "It's a different style of football here at Manchester United," he said. "I'm very happy. I don't have regrets about leaving Real Madrid. I think I won everything I wanted with Real: La Liga, the Champions League and the Copa Del Rey." http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/angel-di-maria-manchester-united-says-a-money-problem-stopped-him-joining-psg-over-the-summer-before-597m-united-move-9863811.html |
Keky:Why are you this happy cos of injuries? ![]() Now you are giving them reasons to think Regulation is their only way out... ![]() |
Keky:Na so we sef see am oh... ![]() |
coogar:Don't flatter yourself cougar & Man Utd fans but its the truth... ![]() Chelsea won its 1st Premiership title few seasons ago while Arsenal is yet to win a UCL & are regular 4th placed team... ![]() But Man Utd is a symbol of English football and if it fails, English football fails... ![]() |
coogar:I think I prefer to feel sorry for Man Utd than those 2 above... ![]() Why? Anything is expected from the 2 mentioned but not the "Mighty Man Utd"... ![]() |
SailorXY:Wicked... ![]() |
mcfarlin:Really!!! ![]() |
coogar:Smh... ![]() |
CoolHunk:Nigerian-born American free me jare... ![]() |
RIP Why are the infected Africans the only ones dying in America? ![]() Its obvious Africans are not regarded as important as the American-born!!! ![]() |
A surgeon who had tested negative for the deadly Ebola virus in Sierra Leone before testing positive days later died Monday in Omaha, Nebraska Medical Center announced. Martin Salia, whose family lives in Maryland, was flown to Omaha from Sierra Leone on Saturday and rushed to the medical center's specialized biocontainment unit. "We are extremely sorry to announce that the third patient we've cared for with the Ebola virus, Dr. Martin Salia, has passed away as a result of the advanced symptoms of the disease," the hospital said on its Facebook page. "It is with an extremely heavy heart that we share this news," Phil Smith, medical director of the Biocontainment Unit at the hospital said in the statement. "Dr. Salia was extremely critical when he arrived here, and unfortunately, despite our best efforts, we weren't able to save him." Tim Shenk, spokesman for Doctors Without Borders, said "false negative" test results are possible in the first days of symptoms when the viral load is relatively low. Salia was retested Nov. 10; that test was positive. Smith said Salia was suffering from advanced symptoms of Ebola when he arrived in Nebraska, including kidney and respiratory failure. He was placed on dialysis, required a ventilator and received plasma, Smith said. Multiple medications included experimental ZMapp therapy, a new drug that has shown promise in fighting the disease. "We used every possible treatment available to give Dr. Salia every possible opportunity for survival," Smith said. "As we have learned, early treatment with these patients is essential. In Dr. Salia's case, his disease was already extremely advanced by the time he came here for treatment." Salia is the second person to die of Ebola in the United States. A Liberian man living in Texas, Thomas Eric Duncan, contracted the disease in his native country but was not diagnosed until after his return to Dallas. He died Oct. 8. Eight other people treated for the disease in the United States, including two at Nebraska Medical Center, survived. Salia's wife, Isatu Salia, has said that her husband believed he had malaria or typhoid after testing negative for Ebola. But he grew sicker, and tested positive for the virus Nov. 10, she said. Salia said her husband traveled frequently between the United States and his native Sierra Leone. He never stayed in the U.S. long because he believed people in Africa need him, she said. Salia had been working primarily at a hospital in Freetown that is not an Ebola treatment unit, but Salia worked in at least three other facilities in Sierra Leone, officials said. The U.S. Embassy in Freetown said Salia paid for his evacuation. The travel costs and care of other Ebola patients flown to the U.S. were covered by the groups they worked for in West Africa. The medical crew transporting Salia, 44, to Nebraska had determined he was critically ill and "possibly sicker than the first patients successfully treated in the United States." Patients infected with the Ebola virus require a large number of staffers and around-the-clock care. Nebraska Medical Center has one of four U.S. special biomedical facilities, born in the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks, actually designed to protect against bioterrorism. The others are Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula, Mont., and the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md. Ebola has killed more than 5,000 people in West Africa, mostly in Liberia, Sierra Leona, and Guinea. "We're very grateful for the efforts of the team led by Dr. Smith," Isatu Salia said Monday. "In the short time we spent here, it was apparent how caring and compassionate everyone was. We are so appreciative of the opportunity for my husband to be treated here and believe he was in the best place possible." http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/11/17/ebola-death-martin-salia/19162043/
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Djhack1:Egbelon joor... ![]() |
coogar:Make una stop dis bashing... ![]() |
coogar:Coogar, Haba! Relax na... ![]() Without trolls here, how entertaining will this thread be or other threads? ![]() |
incredibleone:Wicked... ![]() |
coogar:Really? ![]() You have no idea... ![]() |
dopeJemi:Not every Man Utd fan will agree with you on that cos it has become a nightmare as lowly sides like West Bromwich Albion, Everton, Newcastle, Swansea & other Championship teams now have it easy in Man Utd's so-called theatre of dreams every now n then... ![]() It is a shame though... ![]() |
coogar:Hmmm! ![]() You are right cos if Man Utd were to be Chelsea or Man City, maybe many sponsors would have cancelled their various deals with the club but Man Utd's Sponsors still standing side by side with Manchester United... ![]() |
SetrakusRa:Yes, but he said PSG had financial embargo that prohibited his transfer... ![]() Obviously, no one will like not to play UCL unless there is no choice... ![]() And as for his being happy @ Man Utd, he made similar statement few days b4 his transfer to Man Utd, so it's not a new thing to read players saying they are happy @ their clubs & the next day they are purchased by another club... ![]() |
chrisley024:Smh... ![]() |
Even when injury no dey, Man Utd dey chop am, as injuries full ground na, na to dey wait Championship na... ![]() |
Nihilist:https://giant.gfycat.com/TightOddAxisdeer.gif Please, say that again!!! ![]() |
As usual the most entertaining thread even though things aren't rosy @ the moment... ![]() |
Leo Messi's World and European records with FC Barcelona After scoring twice against Ajax to equal Raúl as the all-time top goalscorer in the Champions League, the Argentinian has added yet another record to a long list Leo Messi is setting new records every season and his brace on Wednesday night at the Amsterdam Arena secured the latest. He’s equalled Raúl’s record of 71 goals in the Champions League. Here’s a reminder of some of the most prominent records that the Argentinian now holds. World records - Only player to ever win all of the Balon d’Or, FIFA World Player, Pichichi and Golden Shoe in the same season (2009/10). - Youngest three-time winner of the Balon d’Or in January 2012 (24 years, 6 months and 17 days. - Only person to win four consecutive Balon d’Or trophies (2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012). - Top scorer in one season of official matches: 73 goals in 2011/12 (50 in La Liga, 14 in Champions League, 3 in Cup, 3 in the Spanish Supercup, 1 in the European Supercup and 2 in the Clubs World Cup. - Top goalscorer in a calendar year: 96 goals in 2012. 84 for Barça (59 in the Liga, 13 in the Champions League, 5 in the Spanish Cup, 2 in the Spanish Supercup and 5 in friendly matches) and 12 for Argentina. - Longest scoring run in La Liga (33 goals in 21 consecutive games (2012/13)). European records - All-time top goalscorer in the Champions League, tied with Raúl on 71 goals. The Argentinian did it in 90 games while Raúl did it in 142 games for Real Madrid and Schalke 04. - Only player to be top goalscorer in the Champions League for four consecutive seasons (2008/09 to 2011/12). - Top goalscorer in a European league in the Golden Shoe era, since 1966/67 (50 goals in 2011/12). - Top goalscorer in a league (50 goals in 2011/12). - Top goalscorer in home matches in a league season (35 goals at the Camp Nou in Liga 2011/12). - Top goalscorer in away matches in a league season (24 goals in Liga 2012/13). - Most games scoring away from home (15 games and 24 goals in Liga 2012/13). - Top goalscorer in second half of La Liga (28 goals in the Liga 2011/12). - Only top goalscorer and top supplier of assists in the same season (50 goals and 15 assists (tied with Özil of Real Madrid) in Liga 2011/12). - Top overall goalscorer in a season: 75 goals in 2011/12 (50 in La Liga, 14 in the Champions League, 3 in the Cup, 3 in the Spanish Supercup, 1 in the European Supercup, 2 in the Clubs World Cup and 2 in friendlies). - First player to score in every game for half of a Liga season (30 goals in 19 consecutive games in Liga 2012/13. http://www.fcbarcelona.com/football/first-team/detail/article/leo-messi-s-world-and-european-records-with-fc-barcelona See freshness... ![]()
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dmcdad:I just hope Laporta wins in the upcoming elections, those guys dey vex everybody jare... ![]() |
dmcdad:Definitely... ![]() |
Joan Laporta was the most successful president in terms of trophies won per year... ![]() |
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