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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by coded01: 6:30am On Sep 19, 2014
dmcdad: Lol....
You sef see am so... grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by coded01: 2:27am On Sep 19, 2014
Keky: Those gloating at Welbeck, has the 'World Class' Van Persie scored any goal this season?
Van persie case get as e be! embarassed --- the guy just go off-form since last season... tongue
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Arsenal Fans Thread: The Red & White Army: 2025/2026 EPL Champions! by coded01: 2:21am On Sep 19, 2014
liveLongNprospa: As I will always say ARSENAL'S PROBLEM IS WENGER!!!! All dese Una analysis of fit nd unfit players nor be d issue...nor be bvb carry injury blessed club play una like dat... give man u to Wenger...he'll bang all d players till dey start playing like ozil!!!... Make una dey here dey complain...mk Una nor go find way hit d French ode wif Edo jazz... Useless coach #LOS BLANCOS 4 LIFE grin
Smh... grin grin grin --- honestly, wetin concern Man Utd for this matter na? grin


Man Utd is already............ grin --- I no talk oh! tongue


Like you rightly said, the problem of Arsenal is Wenger! angry --- And as for Ozil, i don't know what happened to him since his move from Spain to England! lipsrsealed --- The guy don turn "indomie"... grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by coded01: 2:10am On Sep 19, 2014
barackohandso: When he no sabi how bid go come for am? If Enrique sabi wella oh, that bartra bench go long this season
E sabi club no bid for am! grin No mind our people wey dey hail am! Yet we go trophy-less last season... angry


If Piqué was fit for the Spanish Cup finals & UCL quarter-finals, we for no lose... embarassed Maybe chop treble sef... cool
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by coded01: 1:59am On Sep 19, 2014
barackohandso: Abi oh. I sometimes wonder why the board didn't offload him like they did cesc and co angry
No club bid for d guy... grin --- Even loan no gree show for am! grin


At least we still see club accept song on loan... grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by coded01: 1:53am On Sep 19, 2014
barackohandso: Which good performance? Or is not the same bartra? Oh lord grin puyol's absence have really made barca ridiculed oh, that people now see the likes of Bartra as a good defender. If Enrique uses Bartra consistently this season, I can assure you he'll spend only 1 season just like Tata

Bartra ko, Cartra ni angry
No mind my padis jare ... grin Abi na back of tv una dey watch ni... grin


Sometimes, when they talk about Bartra this, Bartra that! angry you wonder if it's not the same bartra we dey watch week in week out last season of which how many games he play sef wey he com worth starting shirt... tongue


It's good we have mathieu & vermaelen... cool
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by coded01: 1:49am On Sep 19, 2014
barackohandso: If Bartra was one of our best defenders last season, then it's no suprise we went trophyless. So he wasn't fit that's why he allowed bale to run him over? Funny though. Didn't you see what Mascherano (a midfielder) did to that striker in our first liga match this season? Face it; bartra is average and he's done us more harm than good (that's if he's ever done any good). Isn't it also a coincedence that he played both legs when bayern mauled us last 2 seasons? He and pique are the same so don't bother comparing them
I gbadun you jare... grin cool
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by coded01: 1:47am On Sep 19, 2014
barackohandso: Let him play first before we judge. He's good in the air and aggressive, I know that much
Baba, you talk true jare... cool
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by coded01: 1:42am On Sep 19, 2014
barackohandso: He's right. Thiago couldn't wait, fabregas didn't fit in, and I don't see anything special about Roberto.

Bartra?? I don't know how long it'll take him to show his quality, when he's 30? Thank god we have vermaelen and mathieu now
Smh... grin grin grin
Nairaland GeneralRe: Describe Lagos In A Few Words by coded01: 9:02pm On Sep 17, 2014
gentlestone: Eko oni baje!!! grin grin grin
Yes oh! cheesy cheesy cheesy
Nairaland GeneralRe: Describe Lagos In A Few Words by coded01:
"A Land For Hustlers" grin grin

"A Land Where The Weak Becomes Strong" grin

"A Land Of Milk & Honey" cheesy grin

"A Land Of Rapid Traffic" shocked grin

"A Land Where Football Lovers Go Gaga" tongue grin

"The Central Commercial & Financial Capital Of Nigeria" cool

"The Most Populous State In Nigeria & Africa " cheesy cheesy cheesy
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: R36L Madrid - Most Successful & Greatest Champ15ns of Spain, Europe & W9rld by coded01: 6:14am On Sep 17, 2014
Nomski0: No. Honestly.

I'm rarely online these days, I only come here for my babies, Los Blancos.

If I don't come here its 'cause I'm swamped. I run a tight schedule, so I can't be here 24/7 undecided
I understand... wink



Hope you are doing great! cheesy
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: R36L Madrid - Most Successful & Greatest Champ15ns of Spain, Europe & W9rld by coded01: 6:03am On Sep 17, 2014
Nomski0: That's how you see it. grin


Do we have 3points? Yes. That alone makes me happy considering the losses recorded in out last matches. grin

Where were you babe? grin



You ran for cover... tongue grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: R36L Madrid - Most Successful & Greatest Champ15ns of Spain, Europe & W9rld by coded01: 5:45am On Sep 17, 2014
How can Ancelotti restore the balance at Real Madrid and end Champions League curse? tongue

The Italian needs to find a solution to his side's problems following the sales of Angel Di Maria and Xabi Alonso plus three defeats in the team's last four matches.

MADRID -- A coach's job is seldom safe at Real Madrid. Carlo Ancelotti delivered La Decima in his first season at the Santiago Bernabeu, but Madrid came within a minute of losing that final and had it done so, the Italian would have been unlikely to remain at the club.

Earlier in the campaign, the side's disappointing displays brought plenty of criticism from the Madrid media. Ancelotti spoke of finding "balance" in midfield and he eventually did - with Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria.

But with those two now long gone following summer moves to Bayern Munich and Manchester United, respectively, Ancelotti must find the balance all over again. And with three defeats in the team's last four fixtures, he had better find it quickly.

"Real Madrid are a team of athletes, we're a diesel team," the Italian said last week in reference to his side's slow start to 2014-15. But he added: "I'll find the right solution again."

Madrid kick off its Champions League campaign on Tuesday at home to Swiss side Basel and hopes to become the first team to retain the trophy since the competition's format changed in 1992. Inexplicably, however, Real is weaker now than when it won the trophy on that special night in Lisbon back in May.
Gone, but not forgotten | Di Maria and Alonso both won Man of the Match awards at the weekend
grin
Summer signings Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez lifted the mood after the World Cup. "With Kroos and James we are even stronger," Luka Modric said in July. And they were. But then Di Maria and Alonso left the club.

"Alonso was vital for Madrid," former Real winger Jose Amavisca told Goal. "It was when he returned from injury last season that the team started to play well. He was the one who pulled the strings in midfield and dictated the play, but he also gave the team a balance they had been lacking in his absence."

And that balance was missing as Alonso sat out the Champions League final due to suspension. Without him, Madrid so nearly lost. Sergio Ramos' late leveler forced extra-time, but Di Maria was the Man of the Match and the Argentine's remarkable run set up Gareth Bale for the crucial second goal. cool

"Di Maria was such an important player last season and there are very few like him. Madrid will struggle to replace what he gave to the team," former Spain midfielder Gaizka Mendieta told Goal.
cool
Ancelotti utilized Di Maria in a midfield role which saw the Argentine track back to help out in defense and set up goals at the other end with his pace, boundless energy and indefatigable spirit. Few such players exist in world football.

Madrid may be lucky enough to have two of them in Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale, but the Portuguese is never going to be deployed in such a role (nor should he be), while the Welshman will probably not be keen on regressing back to a midfield slot.


Nevertheless, Ancelotti is considering a midfield three with Bale in the 'Di Maria role' alongside Kroos and Modric. "Bale is an option for Ancelotti in midfield and he played there for Tottenham," former Liverpool striker and Spanish football pundit Michael Robinson said on his video blog this week. "But we have seen that he isn't a player who links up that much with his teammates. Maybe that was because he was the new kid, however, and perhaps Ancelotti now thinks that process is behind him - and that playing him further back would allow James more license to roam and connect with Cristiano and Benzema."

If Bale is indeed willing to play that role, the Welshman has the tools necessary to be able to shine as Di Maria did. As a former fullback, he knows all about covering and tracking back, while his runs from deep positions at Tottenham often proved devastating as he both scored and assisted with wonderful pace and dribbling. However, this role requires much more defensive discipline than his current position and as the world's most expensive player, it remains to be seen whether he would be willing to operate in a more "sacrificial" role on the left, behind Ronaldo.

Potentially, that could solve one problem. But Alonso's departure has created another because Kroos - for all his obvious talents - is simply not a holding midfielder. Neither, of course, is Modric. Both are excellent ball-players and hard workers, but the pair are vulnerable together in a double pivot and Bale dropping back wouldn't solve that problem either.

The arrival of James means that, to some extent, Ancelotti's hands are tied. He has to play the Colombian because he was the club's marquee signing and cost around 80 million euros, but he must also find room for Kroos - and the rest of the team virtually picks itself.

"Kroos has to adapt," former Madrid midfielder Alvaro Benito wrote in his column in AS on Sunday. "The German has almost always had a shield behind him to do the dirty work, but he will have to adapt and take on much more responsibility defensively because if not, the team will always suffer against demanding rivals."

That, however, is a solution which will take time and doubts remain over the German's ability to change his game and become the player Madrid needs in that position.

The alternative is to bring in another player. Sami Khedira is currently injured, but his inclusion would give the midfield more balance. The German is more limited in terms of technical ability, however. Another option would be to include Asier Illarramendi, the man who was signed as Alonso's long-term replacement in the first place. Ancelotti, however, doesn't appear convinced by the 24-year-old.

Casemiro is possibly the answer in the future, but the Brazilian was sent out to Porto on loan for the season, leaving Ancelotti with one last and very intriguing alternative: Raphael Varane.

The Italian thought about playing the Frenchman in midfield against Atleti and he could be the solution to the team's problems. Already an excellent defender, the 21-year-old would be comfortable dropping deep to help out Sergio Ramos and Pepe, while his presence would surely avoid situations like the one from which Atleti scored the winner on Saturday - when Raul Garcia and Arda Turan were left all alone in the area at a throw-in. Varane also boasts excellent technical ability and plenty of pace - another attribute Kroos is lacking.

Varane has often been likened to Fernando Hierro, now Madrid's assistant coach. Hierro himself was a fine center back who played much of his career in midfield and he would be able to pass on invaluable advice.

"We have a great squad. Maybe we no longer have a great team," said Hierro's former teammate Manolo Sanchis at the weekend. tongue

It pretty much summed up the current situation and just like last season, it's up to Ancelotti to change all that once again. Madrid's hopes of retaining the Champions League depend on it.


http://m.goal.com/s/en-us/news/5106948
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by coded01: 5:45am On Sep 17, 2014
How can Ancelotti restore the balance at Real Madrid and end Champions League curse? tongue

The Italian needs to find a solution to his side's problems following the sales of Angel Di Maria and Xabi Alonso plus three defeats in the team's last four matches.

MADRID -- A coach's job is seldom safe at Real Madrid. Carlo Ancelotti delivered La Decima in his first season at the Santiago Bernabeu, but Madrid came within a minute of losing that final and had it done so, the Italian would have been unlikely to remain at the club.

Earlier in the campaign, the side's disappointing displays brought plenty of criticism from the Madrid media. Ancelotti spoke of finding "balance" in midfield and he eventually did - with Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria.

But with those two now long gone following summer moves to Bayern Munich and Manchester United, respectively, Ancelotti must find the balance all over again. And with three defeats in the team's last four fixtures, he had better find it quickly.

"Real Madrid are a team of athletes, we're a diesel team," the Italian said last week in reference to his side's slow start to 2014-15. But he added: "I'll find the right solution again."

Madrid kick off its Champions League campaign on Tuesday at home to Swiss side Basel and hopes to become the first team to retain the trophy since the competition's format changed in 1992. Inexplicably, however, Real is weaker now than when it won the trophy on that special night in Lisbon back in May.
Gone, but not forgotten | Di Maria and Alonso both won Man of the Match awards at the weekend
grin
Summer signings Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez lifted the mood after the World Cup. "With Kroos and James we are even stronger," Luka Modric said in July. And they were. But then Di Maria and Alonso left the club.

"Alonso was vital for Madrid," former Real winger Jose Amavisca told Goal. "It was when he returned from injury last season that the team started to play well. He was the one who pulled the strings in midfield and dictated the play, but he also gave the team a balance they had been lacking in his absence."

And that balance was missing as Alonso sat out the Champions League final due to suspension. Without him, Madrid so nearly lost. Sergio Ramos' late leveler forced extra-time, but Di Maria was the Man of the Match and the Argentine's remarkable run set up Gareth Bale for the crucial second goal. cool

"Di Maria was such an important player last season and there are very few like him. Madrid will struggle to replace what he gave to the team," former Spain midfielder Gaizka Mendieta told Goal.
cool
Ancelotti utilized Di Maria in a midfield role which saw the Argentine track back to help out in defense and set up goals at the other end with his pace, boundless energy and indefatigable spirit. Few such players exist in world football.

Madrid may be lucky enough to have two of them in Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale, but the Portuguese is never going to be deployed in such a role (nor should he be), while the Welshman will probably not be keen on regressing back to a midfield slot.


Nevertheless, Ancelotti is considering a midfield three with Bale in the 'Di Maria role' alongside Kroos and Modric. "Bale is an option for Ancelotti in midfield and he played there for Tottenham," former Liverpool striker and Spanish football pundit Michael Robinson said on his video blog this week. "But we have seen that he isn't a player who links up that much with his teammates. Maybe that was because he was the new kid, however, and perhaps Ancelotti now thinks that process is behind him - and that playing him further back would allow James more license to roam and connect with Cristiano and Benzema."

If Bale is indeed willing to play that role, the Welshman has the tools necessary to be able to shine as Di Maria did. As a former fullback, he knows all about covering and tracking back, while his runs from deep positions at Tottenham often proved devastating as he both scored and assisted with wonderful pace and dribbling. However, this role requires much more defensive discipline than his current position and as the world's most expensive player, it remains to be seen whether he would be willing to operate in a more "sacrificial" role on the left, behind Ronaldo.

Potentially, that could solve one problem. But Alonso's departure has created another because Kroos - for all his obvious talents - is simply not a holding midfielder. Neither, of course, is Modric. Both are excellent ball-players and hard workers, but the pair are vulnerable together in a double pivot and Bale dropping back wouldn't solve that problem either.

The arrival of James means that, to some extent, Ancelotti's hands are tied. He has to play the Colombian because he was the club's marquee signing and cost around 80 million euros, but he must also find room for Kroos - and the rest of the team virtually picks itself.

"Kroos has to adapt," former Madrid midfielder Alvaro Benito wrote in his column in AS on Sunday. "The German has almost always had a shield behind him to do the dirty work, but he will have to adapt and take on much more responsibility defensively because if not, the team will always suffer against demanding rivals."

That, however, is a solution which will take time and doubts remain over the German's ability to change his game and become the player Madrid needs in that position.

The alternative is to bring in another player. Sami Khedira is currently injured, but his inclusion would give the midfield more balance. The German is more limited in terms of technical ability, however. Another option would be to include Asier Illarramendi, the man who was signed as Alonso's long-term replacement in the first place. Ancelotti, however, doesn't appear convinced by the 24-year-old.

Casemiro is possibly the answer in the future, but the Brazilian was sent out to Porto on loan for the season, leaving Ancelotti with one last and very intriguing alternative: Raphael Varane.

The Italian thought about playing the Frenchman in midfield against Atleti and he could be the solution to the team's problems. Already an excellent defender, the 21-year-old would be comfortable dropping deep to help out Sergio Ramos and Pepe, while his presence would surely avoid situations like the one from which Atleti scored the winner on Saturday - when Raul Garcia and Arda Turan were left all alone in the area at a throw-in. Varane also boasts excellent technical ability and plenty of pace - another attribute Kroos is lacking.

Varane has often been likened to Fernando Hierro, now Madrid's assistant coach. Hierro himself was a fine center back who played much of his career in midfield and he would be able to pass on invaluable advice.

"We have a great squad. Maybe we no longer have a great team," said Hierro's former teammate Manolo Sanchis at the weekend. tongue

It pretty much summed up the current situation and just like last season, it's up to Ancelotti to change all that once again. Madrid's hopes of retaining the Champions League depend on it.


http://m.goal.com/s/en-us/news/5106948
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: R36L Madrid - Most Successful & Greatest Champ15ns of Spain, Europe & W9rld by coded01: 1:10am On Sep 17, 2014
Dhellake: You be mumu ah swear

2 in the Uefa Super cup

2 in LA Liga

1 in UCL

None of Costa's goal has been from outside the box, he's only had to dribble before scoring just once this season, please just shut up
Guy, you are taking this too personal... angry


I won't count those ones in Uefa Super cup... tongue --- Since Di maria left, he has scored only 3 goals as fas as i am concerned... tongue grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: R36L Madrid - Most Successful & Greatest Champ15ns of Spain, Europe & W9rld by coded01: 1:04am On Sep 17, 2014
Nomski0: You see yourself tongue


Ronnie scored a classic tonight. Along with his BBC counterparts.

The twist, the golden boy managed to squeeze his name in the network. cheesy

I declare them JBBC or maybe RBBC........whatever works.
Against a low class swiss side... tongue grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: R36L Madrid - Most Successful & Greatest Champ15ns of Spain, Europe & W9rld by coded01: 12:48am On Sep 17, 2014
Dhellake: Y'all said this with Rooney and Ozil, he has 5 goals so far this season, only Costa has more, So please SHUT UP!!!!!
Oga na so e pain you... tongue grin




Na you dash 2 goals? angry



Costa is a goal-getter tongue but Ronaldo is spoon-fed... grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: UCL: Chelsea Vs Schalke 04 On Sept 17 At 7:45PM by coded01: 12:37am On Sep 17, 2014
Tval: Hey everyone, the preview has been pasted.

UEFA CHAMPIONS FINAL: CHELSEA vs BARCELONA grin grin


Tagged: Coded01, Tval, Hensben, Bimfo, Dhellake, Almeria and everyone related to me on nairaland.
We dey watch... grin


Honestly, Chelsea seems to be the strongest candidate for the UCL finals this season judging by their early form shown so far! wink --- Can they sustain it? lipsrsealed
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Borussia Dortmund Vs Arsenal : UCL (2 - 0) On 16th September 2014 by coded01: 12:28am On Sep 17, 2014
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Arsenal Fans Thread: The Red & White Army: 2025/2026 EPL Champions! by coded01: 12:26am On Sep 17, 2014
Tval: Coded01, hope you will be free to play tonight? Cos, we need to scatter ground.
grin grin grin


Oga mi Mukina2! grin


How market? tongue grin



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CyUo6rQ2rU



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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by coded01: 5:40pm On Sep 16, 2014
boyo44: Phone rings........
Mourinho picks the phone
Mou: who is on the Line
Ancelotti: It is me your friend Carlo Ancelotti
Mourinho: how is everythings in Spain
Ancelotti : Things are hot I don't even know
whether
Real will sack me or not
Mou: You burstad! You deserve to be sacked.
How can you allow di maria to join those
people.

Carlo: It wasn't my call, Perez decides who
leaves
Mou: come on get off. Oniro buruku, lier! Can't
you influence him? Or you just wanna punish
me here
Ancelotti: But i thought you are leading on the
table
Mou: leading what! That one con mean weytin?
Why didnt you sign falcao, those guys have
bought Falcao and you know what he can do
when he is annoyed.
Carlo: Eyaa sorry o! Jose, i thought i took
Chicharito who knows Cech weakness. So you
have to praise me for releasing that burden
from you.
Mou: Taking away chicharito and replaccing it
with Falcao! Now i know how wicked you are.
Olori buruku, oloshi, ota aje, Danhiska onyinoshi
omo irankiran, bad belle, enemy of progress
Carlo: haha! On top weytin now, wey you con
dey curse me with Mikel language or you don
forget say no be only you coach Mikel
Mou: No o, i was just....
Carlo: you are just wetin? Cut the crap mehn!
Anytime i bench mikel at chelsea he use to talk
like that. By the way, how manage, you seems
to understand the language more than i do
Mou: you know mikel is now a perpetual bench
warmer and am always with my tape recorder
Carlo: Anyway how is wenger?
Mou: what do you expect from him, he likes
drawing.
Carlo : what about my ex, Ozil
Mou: haaaahaaa! carlo you are funny.
Carlo: how jose?
Mou: He is flopping everyday since he left Real,
he is a lazy player you know without Kedirah
and Alonzo he can't play in the midfield, he is
now opperating from the wing with no goal and
asist. Beryen may soon come 4 him
Carlo: what about the new thiery henry, welbeck
Mou: welbeck? 29 goals in 142 BPL? He is now
the only news i use in consoling myself abt
Maria and Falcao issue, because i know wenger
will nt sell him, he is young and so is Sanogo.
Vaan Gaal too clever walahi
Carlo: my friend i just call to tell you that
Ronaldo is on his way to Old Trafford again o.
Mourinho just fell down and {faints}.
Carlo: hello hello.....
Mou's P.A: who is that and what did you told
my boss?
Carlo: we were just discursing
Mou P.A: what the hell were you discursing
with him? My boss said oh...oh...
Ro~nal~do...not again
Carlo: hahahaha... Come on put him on the
dahm phone, am nt done with my discursion
P.A: He has gone
Carlo: gone?
P.A: I mean he was carried away in an
ambulance when he fainted after calling
ronaldo's name
Carlo: haaaahaaaahaaa. When he is back from
hospital tell him Perez needed the services of
Harzad and cech at Real madrid the next
summer
P.A: Alright, copy that sire
Carlo: But make sure his personal doctor and a
speciaslist doctor which you must invite are
with him when you are disclosing the news
P.A: Alright sir
Carlo: And they should be there with a cylinder
of oxgen, an ambulance, four Red cross officials
and a golden casket
P.A: What the hell is a casket doing there?
Carlo: Its just a precaution in case he didn't....
P.A: he didn't what hello....hello...hello...
NO BE JOKE O
We shl release the phase 2 of this bulletin
anytime we have developments from ST. Mary's
hospital in London
Smh... grin grin grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: R36L Madrid - Most Successful & Greatest Champ15ns of Spain, Europe & W9rld by coded01: 5:11pm On Sep 16, 2014
Without Di maria, Ronaldo is toothless in front of goal... tongue grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by coded01: 4:54pm On Sep 16, 2014
igbsam: How many trophys has your wengay won in the past 7yrs with a club he has been coaching for over how many years? Pls remind me. In those years also tell me how many trophy has van gaal won. 5 & 7 are not the same thing u know...dumbo. infact why am I even replying u, ur numbskull doesn't understand a thing we are even saying here. Pathetic Arse-anal fan.....hahahahahaha.....abeg go find your club thread for nairaland. Just wait for man u to buttfuck ur club when we meet then come tell me how sweet it is. Ass-anal fan.

You should have asked, how many trophies has louis van gaal won in the last 7yrs along with your coach wengay. Be fair with the 7yrs for both coach mumuni. Go figure! In the last 5years that you have been shouting, Van Gaal has won more trophies than your Useless pathetic gay ass looking coach and if your brain is not strong enough to figure that out, then please use cameroon pepper on yourself
Wicked man! grin shocked grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by coded01: 3:46pm On Sep 16, 2014
igbsam: Hahahahahaha....pathetic fan of his club. My brother just shutup and leave this thread quietly.....All the 7yrs u guys have been trophyless, I've lost count of how many trohphy man u has won and just 2months of winning d community shield and fa cup u are here making noise. Let me remind you. MOYES no good and with just how many months in Man U he won the community shield which your coach didn't win in how many years. Please remind me again. Abeg dissappear like mess from this thread cos u are starting to sound ridiculous.
Wicked... grin grin grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Official Manchester United Fan Thread:''20 Times EPL Champion by coded01: 10:02am On Sep 15, 2014
elampiro: Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria,
Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria,
Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria,
Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria,
Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Maria, Di Mariaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa,

Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera,
Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera, Herrera,



* Are you guys still expecting Strootman or Vidal even though Woodward has since ruled out any significant spending in January? .......With United monitoring development at Madrid about CR7, there's need to be conservative in January. Although Mourinho has now ruled out any Chelsea move. That will help to keep the price reasonable.


*Some demonstration of football artistry by Manchester United yesterday. Had it not been for poor final decisions, it could have easily been 7-0 or more and with all our forwards on the score sheet.


* Interesting: Gaal and Mata said Di Maria's goals was something brought from the training.

* With Rafael in his element, it won't be wise to go back to three defenders formation.

* Everyone is suddenly playing well. If everyone stays fit, it will be interesting to see how Gaal keeps all of Di Maria, Falcao, Rooney, RVP and Mata happy. No thanks to no UCL actions and Captital1 premature exit.

* The defense is a worry. You cannot afford to play like that against Everton or Chelsea. They will cancel out your goals and make your possession meaningless.

* Our next fixture is against a team that play with power and aggression. That will be a good opportunity to assess how much we have arrived.

Hope rising......
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elampiro: You are over there in UK. You even schooled in Manchester. Na you...
You dey mind d old man... grin


Na so he tey get im blue passport in d 80's. grin

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