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Messi is ready to rumble to the death tonight...

bykebyke: Thanks you jor better person


Coded01 won't see this one oooooo

Many here actually wanted him for our right back position but suddenly changed stance so don't coded01 me...


If he can't play that position, i doubt if we need him except he is ok staying on the bench... Super-sub!

philfearon: That's no Problem..He will play the Right wing position, while Montoya plays the Right Full back..We sure as hell will be needing plenty of those crosses right now!!!

Let's see your formation please...

Tval: Coded01, I am suing you for of recent having a lot of threads hitting the front page

Abeg Oh!


Happy Sunday To You, Our Honorable Members & Guests!


Messi & Co doing us proud tonight!

Cool pictures...

bykebyke: Okay..let's just agree to disagree!!

To you Fred is probably better than Giroud... --- Though Wenger may pick Fred ahead of him!

bykebyke: Wait oo...so to you Maicon is better than Alves?

I am not going to be drawn into arguments with you! --- I believe 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Wishing you all a Happy Sunday...

Ok!


The same FIFA bans Nigeria from All International Competitions...

That's what Totalitarian or Dictatorship Leadership does! --- Although, i doubt the authenticity of the video...

bykebyke: Why..it's the truth!!

What is truthful about Alves 100 times better than Maicon?


What is truthful about Alves drop in form?

bykebyke: Alves is a 100times better than Maicon..


Just a drop in form!!

I Smh not for you but for the person that liked your post...

kaymolla: Jus listen to myself 'no National team coach in this World eans that much'. I think I need to check My facts before comin to NL to pour My IGNORANCE

I hear you...

Luis Suárez has always been a Barça fan

A lot has been said about this superstar signing, the whys and wherefores of his leaving, the contract's contents, his sendings-off in one city and his welcomes in the other, but little has been said about how Suárez feels about his move to the Camp Nou. Few people are aware that ever since the Uruguayan was a youth player in the Uruguay national team, he dreamed of one day playing for Barcelona.

This desire was admitted by the lad himself to journalist Juan José Díaz of Montevideo's newspaper, El Observador. Back then, Suárez had no idea of the dizzying heights he would reach, but the Salto-born youngster from a difficult childhood and tough life in Montevideo was in no doubt that where he wanted to be was in Europe, and if he could choose, Barça.

Díaz, seeing that the player was to sign for the Catalan club, delved into his archives and found an interview with Suárez when the youngster was making a name for himself in the Uruguay youth teams. In the interview, he said that he had always been a Barça fan, apart from a Uruguay one. Today, the player feels that his dream has at last come true, and recalls how he used to turn up to the Uruguay training sessions carrying a backpack with the Barcelona emblem on it. "Hahaha, do you remember that? That grey one? I was always a fan. Let's see what happens; I hope it all goes okay", said Suárez to the same journalist many years later, waiting for the negotiations to follow their course and with the entire footballing world talking about Barça's possible new signing.

http://www.marca.com/2014/07/12/en/football/barcelona/1405163709.html