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110k Pounds per week? I thought Chelsea was the maga?


Cole deserves no more than 50k per week

What makes Aliko and Spike different from those Arab money people?

Or from Abramovic who watched Man U vs Real as one of his first CL games and next morning decided to buy a club.

Or From the Glazers who just see another business opportunity like Hicks and Gillete.

Klitschko and Becker are Sportsmen.

Bayern is different from other clubs in that they are run by ex footballers. Rummenigge, Beckenbauer, Ulli Hoeness and Gerd Muller unlike other clubs whose owners just come there for the money making part of the game

Can anything sensible come out of England?

I expect Brazil and CIV to qualify why Crynaldo and go come third

Tkb no get shame, See as he ddey jump about.

When dem send Nadal go home your body go come down

Welcome To Group D The Dynamite Group!

Group D
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1. Germany -- In 2006, a not-terribly-strong Germany made it to the semis, and Joachim Low's current crop expects at least as much, despite the gaping hole left in midfield by injured captain Michael Ballack. The Germans have incredible World Cup pedigree, and should be strong enough to escape the group despite a spate of last-minute injuries.

Low looks set to stick with 4-2-3-1, having drafted in Stuttgart's Sami Khedira as a direct replacement for Ballack, and it's a system that sees them pressing from the front and snapping from defense to attack in an instant. Question marks remain over forwards Miroslav Klose and Lukas Podolski due to their club form, but both are unerring on the international stage.
The Germans should start slowly in this group as the team still needs to blend.
Bayern Munich players like Phillip Lahm, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Holger Badstuber and Thomas Muller recently joined the Camop and have to blend with the team.

They have a friendly game tonight with Bosnia Herzegovina who might play similarly to Serbia.
Bosnia have in their squad Bundesliga stars like Vedad Ibisevic, Edin Dzeko, Sehad Salihovic, Zvezedan Misimovic, Also Miralem Pjanic from Lyon


2. Serbia -- Group D is wide open but Serbia is well fancied, having won its UEFA qualifying group ahead of France. This is a skilful, organized team with a strong spine, and coach Raddy Antic is rarely guilty of orchestrating negative football. Usually lining up in a 4-4-2, Serbia makes the most of two excellent wingers, Milos Krasic  and Milan Jovanovic, to attack at lethal pace, moving seamlessly into an intimidating 4-3-3. That said, these players aren't afraid to resort to Route One stuff when the situation demands it, and when you've got the likes of defenders Nemanja Vidic and Branislav Ivanovic, and lanky striker Nikola Zigic at your disposal, why not?


3. Ghana: January's African Cup of Nations, at which it finished runner-up, pointed 's impressive strength in depth. With Stephen Appiah, Michael Essien and Sulley Muntari all missing from the middle of a typically no-nonsense 4-1-3-2, some of Ghana's U20 World Cup 2009 winners stepped in and proved their mettle. But Group D will be different without Essien, who was ruled out last week. Coach Milovan Rajevac, buoyed by what he saw in January, remains optimistic and has promised "winning football." Ghana is certainly capable of scaring opponents, especially if Asamoah Gyan gets chances to peel off the last defender, but has looked a little flat coming into the tournament.


4. Australia -- The Socceroos probably deserve better than to be hailed for their never-say-die attitude, but it remains their standout attribute -- and having carried them to the second round last time out, it's not to be discounted. The lineup is much like that of 2006, which should help that team spirit, too. Australia has a strong defense and an excellent goalkeeper in Mark Schwarzer. The pragmatism in coach Pim Verbeek's 4-2-3-1 (which effectively became 4-6-0 to shut out China in qualifying) will make Australia difficult to break down; it went unbeaten in the final round of qualifying. Going forward, however, it might struggle against the strong, well-organized defenses in Group D -- it failed to fill their boots when facing leaky sides like Qatar, Bahrain and Uzbekistan.


Players to watch
Germany
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1. Mesut Ozil, Germany -- Think of Germany and chances are you won't think of flair if your memory only goes back as far as recent incarnations. Ozil, Werder Bremen's dazzling 21-year-old playmaker, is the remedy. Always looking forward, with Velcro ball control and a handy turn of pace, Ozil was instrumental in Germany's U21 European Championship triumph last year. His approach and set-up play is superb -- he racked up 19 assists in the Bundesliga this season -- and with Ballack missing, Ozil looks set to enhance his reputation by being the conduit for Germany's most dangerous moments in front of goal.

Serbia
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2. Milan Jovanovic, Serbia -- Jovanovic was signed on a free transfer by Liverpool earlier this year and it looks like Rafa Benitez has got himself a real bargain. Jovanovic brings skill and ingenuity to the left flank, where he flits from the wing to attack with ease. His link up play is his key strength -- he always seems to end up in the right spot with the ball at his feet nonetheless. Dangerous with a dead or moving ball, Jovanovic will try a shot from almost anywhere, with either foot -- he bagged five goals in eight qualifiers to finish the campaign as Serbia's top scorer.

Australia
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3. Luke Wilkshire, Australia -- Tim Cahill is still (rightly) identified as Australia's most potent player, but keep an eye on the far less starry Wilkshire. He has come on in leaps and bounds since 2006, when he was a surprise starter against Italy and Japan, having moved from English minnows Bristol City to first FC Twente in the Netherlands and now Dynamo Moscow. Typically played at right back, he has the versatility and technique to push up to the wing if required, and proved in qualifying that he can pull the Socceroos' strings from a holding midfield role given the chance. Capable of the Hollywood distribution of the likes of David Beckham, his set pieces will be an important outlet.

Ghana
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4. Kwadwo Asamoah, Ghana -- In the absence of Essien, Asamoah will move in to act as the midfield pivot, and there are plenty of Ghanaians who think he'll more than fill the Chelsea man's boots, having seen him playing in front of Essien and Anthony Annan versus Sudan and Mali in the qualifiers. That he was just as effective in the patched-up Cup of Nations midfield bodes well. As well as matching Essien for strength and composure, Asamoah, who plays his club football in Italy for Udinese, isn't scared to take people on with the ball at his feet. His distribution is thoughtful and accurate, and he has a habit of popping up in the penalty box.

Boris Becker, Vitali Klitscko are sporting Champions.

Not some money miss road who dont even know the shape of a football. Just support like those Arab money at Citeh and Portsmouth

Heskey is the first striker in the history of football taken to a tournament not to score goals but for other reasons

^^ Injured

She left you when you were flirting and rimming edoyad who has STD. Edoyad even claimed you gave him STD

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-454312.0.html

She is now with Sefago

Na you dey attract Halitosised guys

Describe Nigerian Men in one word: Halitosis.

Ori e ti fokasibe

pastor adeboye said that's unnatural, you are going to hell sucker.

How did Pastor know something like doggy or fluting

@ DK,
I get one girl wey i go give you.

Is the girl called bluediva?

Oyinda Pade mi ni corner ibi ti a tin man pade

Mo wa ni yara, Wa pade mi

Then maybe they need to get bk/babe in the room with ezeuche

He is goodlooking but you are not supposed to say that in front of me. He looks very Waspy though

Toyin, Its rude to describe your boo like dat

@Dayo
Someone is looking for you in room 125

Who is in the room

lol sharrap dia who told u 90 yr olds get Hot at political campaigns in front of millions and media stations. even if they do, they'll control it

So to you, Only Oyinda is allowed to get Hot?

Mama Ngoziiiiiiiiii

look at you
mi sa joh
mo ni toba fe se anything
se ni bi, je k'everybody le ri

Why ti a fi ma se nkan niseju everybody. Dont you know pe omo kekere wa nibiyi ni?

Which relevat record remains? Number of racquets used or which one

^^ WHy you dey run, Mo ro wipe o laya ni

WHich century are you stuck in?

Cos Federer has already surpassed Sampras since tay tay

Thats why I told you to get a room so you wont be disturbing others

@bluespice,
Oya pade mi ni koro

well lets see em in action rite?

You dont wanna wiv Dayokanu

A40, So what are you trying to say, Can you tell Bluespice in clear language?

Who wont worship 16 GS over 6

^^^While the players who disgraced him there like Manuel Neuer, Jerome Boateng, Dennis Aogo, Marko Marin and Mesut Oezil are on the plane to South Africa

WHy cant someone serve me mamagee in my room