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denzel2009: I don't have to prove anything.... Babe! should just say here she wasn't around Fulham in London between Jan and Feb this year.fulham area? maybe she came around to watch fulham fc at craven cottage! |
[quote author=BABE!]S[i]hi[/i]t is ugly as f[i]uc[/i]k. Good thing is, we get to see the people eavesdropping ( and peeping through the keyhole) to hear our discussion. [/quote]not happening. . . .i have anti-atutu software that would blind and bind the hideous vampires eavesdropping.seun must be high on an unknown substance to come up with this - the nerd that designed this for him must also be locked up for insulting my intelligence. |
[quote author=BABE!]Hehe. Don't mind him. How you doing, darling? [/quote]trying to figure out this new skin on nairaland - it's disgusting!i dunno what to make of it - i can't even see if our noisy neighbour(denzel) is online. |
[quote author=BABE!]Prove it . . . . [/quote]denzel has nothing - he's just bluffing. his informants are drunk on shekpe/ogogoro. |
RuuDie: I don't think we are gonna go out tonight. . . .Bilbao just do not have enough fuel in the tank to finish what they've started!it depends on the players we start. . . .i would know when i see the line-up in 10 mins time if we are out or in. @@MUFCi expect us to go into extra time with this team. |
debosky: See weak excuses by AVB - he was told to change the style of play (maybe) but not at the expense of winning. An astute coach bridges the period of change and doesn't chuck out the old and enforce the new.i still think chelsea prima donnas refused to give their best under him. nothing has changed at chelsea, they played with their hearts last night but sustaining that type of quality throughout the season is never going to happen with the old farts. i still blame villas-boas for accepting the job of sitting on a keg of gun-powder. he should have sacked the old players he did not want in the first week of his appointment. the mafians @ chelsea conspired a mutiny against him. they knew a run of 5 horrible results would get him sacked and it happened exactly that way. his gross inexperience did him in but it doesn't rub him off his excellent managerial skills on the pitch. |
odiaero: Hi, how do u deal with a girlfriend that declares u married to her on her facebook page without ur consent, even when u are not married, the best way to tell her to remove it from her FB without causing any problems between u and her?odiaero, i have concluded lying pathologically is your hobby. jeeez - do you ever stop? |
debosky: . . . . and Theo makes ANOTHER mockery of Dudu's intelligence.that record even pales in comparison to the one i heard. . . .arsenal have not lost a monday night fixture in the premier league since 1997! what the feck!!!! wenger certainly bends down to white collar gay w@nkers running the fixtures @ the fa headquarters. |
Ejaisky: Please help me. I got married last December and I can't stop thinking about my ex. I can't stop regretting i should have gotten married to him instead of my husband.if your ex is willing to take you back, pack your bags and go back to him. you're in a democratic country. freedom of movement! |
StarBoard: ...hoping we hold serve...the ball's in our court...the fixtures might sound simple and straight-forward enough but there's no taking anything for granted.this realization is a tad belated. ![]() |
lefulefu: omo imagine say na a girlfriend like Idowu i come get and armed robber tell me make i choose b/w my girlfriend or my life.omo i go just deny her eight timesyou should be banned for life for writing this. what a misogynist you are turning out to be, lefulefu. is this what i trained you to become? |
dayokanu: Who is Cleverly? Why not Stoopidly?Seeing that you have selective amnesia, i would suggest you bang your head against the wall 3 times to charge up your brain capacitors. |
dayokanu: Bastian, Modric, Sneijder, Hazard etcKhedira and Kroos would do. They would warm the bench for Tom Cleverley and Oliveira Anderson. |
montelik: Hazard. SAF will never fall out of love with wingers.hazard is like mesut ozil, isn't it? he can play on the wing or operate behind a striker. wenger is also snooping around him. |
chamotex: LMAO! so you can even add friends on this new shitty layout.i only add females. ![]() debosky's sex change is still 70% complete, otherwise i would have added the twit. ![]() |
Emperoh: Yaya and Balobalo. . . .kasala go bust oo.cissokho is very good.......someone who can really challenge patrice evra on that left channel. |
chamotex: In that case - Toure will use his African juju.heard fergie was in france in the last 2 nights to watch eden hazard and aly cissokho. . . . . |
montelik: Yaya Toure all d way, Ballotelli that can't even put on a bib.yaya toure - cote d'ivore balotelli - ghana. toure would dice balotelli, suck his blood, chew his meat, spit his bones out within 30 mins. |
chamotex: "Tears in the City"it's not like it was the last game of the season. there are still 30 points to fight for. mathematically, liverpool can still win the title so there's plenty to play for. city fans are deluded. chamotex, knowing you as a welbeck fan, can you analyse how welbeck missed the chance gifted to him by scholes? |
coded guy: ;DSaw Man City fans crying immediately after swansea goal, hope oil billions will be used to buy boxes of tissue for all of them.https://cdn.caughtoffside.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/CITYFANGIF.gif |
what the feck happened to nairaland? i had to clean my face three times to be sure i got the right forum. i cannot believe mukina2 allowed this to happen with this homoerotic outlook. this looks like shyte. . . as per the game, danny welbeck is still a liability. with the net gaping unmarked, welbeck missed from 5 yards - pathetic! carrick was solid as usual. rooney is chasing van persie on the scorer's charts. city lost but it's not unexpected. swansea is a difficult place to go. they have now beaten arsenal and city on that ground. things are looking good from here and i just hope fergie's irrational selection won't cost us in the coming games. he might throw valencia, rooney and carrick in the defence again like he brain-farted against blackburn at old trafford. i love miss sian massey - she flagged micah richard's goal offside correctly. |
eros:you have to subscribe to a wireless router from glo, etisalat or starcomms before your ipad can connect. |
chamotex:fergie is old school - that he's still relevant in the game after 25 yrs is a testament to his intelligence. he shouldn't be in the job again. i doubt fergie can work with an ipad or ipod. the last time apple got a mp3 player as a gift, it was his great grandson that showed him how to use it. so i don't expect him to know much about modern methods/tactics - this is why he plays 4-4-2. his most trusted formation. like what gary neville, fergie only focus on how his team would play - he does nothing to stop the opposition from playing. this was why he lost to guardiola twice in the final. we did not man-mark messi or xavi cos fergie didn't care. this is where an astute lieutenant should be by his side. carlos quieroz should be lured back to old trafford. mike phelan is a yes man! |
1025:https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-871307.192.html#msg10279970 |
chamotex:you would spend more years on the planet than methuselah if you wait for fufuface's prediction of united crumbling. even mumuface has already admitted his thought process has been weak for almost half a decade now. . . . we have been discussing the absence of carlos queiroz's tactical awareness for years here cos we know what he brings to the team. when he was leaving, fergie actually said queiroz taught him some things he was never aware of and united's medical side of things improved while queiroz was here. there's no way carlos quieroz would allow us play 4-4-2 in europe if he was still here. from gary neville's autobiography. . . . In Carlos the manager had found a coach whose knowledge (even if at times he bored us with his tactical talks) he could plunder and combine with his own natural aggression and boldness. There’s no doubt he was instrumental in helping us evolve as a team, becoming more sophisticated and patient in Europe. He had us playing different formations, weaning us off our traditional 4–4–2. Tactically he was excellent, but his day-to-day training could be very dry. Some days things would feel very bogged down in specifics, stopping the play to rerun one pass. Rene Meulensteen, the first-team coach in recent years, was much more into flowing training sessions, Steve McClaren too. Carlos was different from any coach I had at United and he’d be quite open that he didn’t want us playing small-sided games all the time. It was as if he didn’t want us having too much fun in the week so we’d be hungrier on Saturday. After beating Roma, we were through to the semifinals to face Barcelona – and what a test this would be with the talents of Eto’o, Iniesta, Deco and Messi. Credit to Carlos. Beating Barcelona was his finest hour as the manager’s assistant. This was when his technical expertise, the way he’d taught us to be a more adaptable European side, paid dividends. For years, training had always been based around how we’d play, but this time Carlos was obsessive about stopping Barcelona. We’d never seen such attention to detail. He put sit-up mats on the training pitch to mark exactly where he wanted our players to be to the nearest yard. We rehearsed time and again, sometimes walking through the tactics slowly with the ball in our hands. The instructions were simple enough. Ronaldo up front tying them up, Carlos Tevez dropping on to Yaya Touré every time he got the ball. Let their centre-halves have it. They couldn’t hurt us. With Ji-Sung Park and Rooney out wide, the full-backs had two hard-working wingers to help shackle Messi and Iniesta. But the really complex part was for Scholes and Carrick. Carlos had worked out precise positions for each of them, depending on the other’s whereabouts. They’d have to pivot in tandem. It would require huge concentration but it was necessary to stop Deco and Xavi feeding the ball through to Eto’o. Barcelona were such a complex team to counter, and we had to close down all these potential lines of attack. They were a better footballing team than us. Suffocation was a necessary tactic. The hope for the first leg in the Nou Camp was that Ronaldo could catch them on the break, but it didn’t work out that way after he missed an early penalty. Instead it was a defensive masterclass, orchestrated by Carlos. The second in command can have a great effect on the team. The manager puts a huge amount of trust in his coaches. We learnt from Brian Kidd, from Steve McClaren, and from Carlos Queiroz. We suffered in the periods when we didn’t have coaches of that calibre. Carlos could come over a bit dry at times, but we learnt to control games under him. After a 0–0 draw in the Nou Camp, we came back toOld Trafford in good heart. The return was a nail-biter but then Scholesy hit a wonder goal into the top corner. A great strike from a great player at a vital moment. Sheer class. We’d stopped Barcelona from scoring in 180 minutes which very, very few teams have done over the last five years. And we were back in the European Cup final for the first time in nine years. i am sure if we had carlos quieroz in the final of 09/11, the affair would have been tighter than it was. we might have won 1 or 2 of those finals - we might have served a boring game to win but then who would remember such? |
ritchboy:shut up ritchboy! |
aieromon:while apple are laughing their way to the bank! |
moonraker:apple can never be left behind. . . . .that's a pipe-dream! all the other phone makers combined can never leave apple behind. . . .it's not just possible. wait till iphone-5 comes out. |
afrodoc:shows the kind of firewood background you came from. your parents should have wiped the spermhead that made you with a rag! afrodoc = afrodork! |
chic2pimp:i dunno how people make these horrible deductions based on a one-off result. blackburn beat man utd at old trafford this season - are they in the top four? does the fact that barcelona lost to osasuna now mean fulham would beat barca? arrant nonsense! |
davidylan:use your finger, bro! |
ritchboy:denilson is a defensive midfielder. van persie/chicharito are out n out strikers for their respective clubs - who do they pass to? their goalkeepers? abeg, your analysis has no flavour. van persie loses the ball more than chicharito under pressure. Fluke. ![]() for someone who has the worst first touch in the history of association? you must be a louse! [img]http://www.abload.de/img/hernandez3fj3.gif[/img] cheiiiii, see movement - gary cahill royally sodomized. ![]() |
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