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this sagamu and his threads.

i get am!

I would rather have a girl with the face prototype God used in creating his angels, double D attack pointing to me like the nozzle of Somali pirate's sub-machine guns, bumper like if it was removed from a written-off V-Boot and attached to her backside and hips shooting from left to right and curved like the M25 motorway encircling London, with average intelligence (not that sharp but not an airhead, does not immense herself in stuupid tabloid/celebrity magazines), that has only a bachelors/HND/OND degree, and prefers to be a housewife.

A girl with average looks, with BSc from Oxford, Masters from Harvard and Phd from Cambridge, that works as a Director for a UN department, who is capable of solving the Isreal-Palestine debacle.

Sho get ti e nisin?

being straight forward doesn't work. girls love lies and lies is what they will continue to get until the end of the world. u tell a girl the truth and they will drop u like hot potatoes

@dayo, dancing is a good form of exercise too. I dance on the weekends in my house instead of going to the gym. It's enjoyable and a fun way to keep fit.

Pierce is a failure at coaching . . . that's no news. All he does is pick the latest teenage sensation at the top 4 clubs then tell them to "show your skills and do us proud".

Theo shld be sold, he has no future at Arsenal. Get Mesut Ozil to play on the right for us Arsene!

Folly, why the laughter now? stranger things have happened and I wanted to let DK vent his anger on the English establishment again. I hate those guys at the FA. Imagine Pierce playing 3 holding MF players while at home and then leaving Wilshere, Cleverley and Carroll isolated upfront

Beauty and Shape comes above intelligence and way above working and education for me as long as the minimum is as good as the ones I set for men on this thread.

What is different about the world cup, torny is torny and any football analyst will tell you pedigree counts for nothing in footie
it's how you turn up 2 the occasion that matters, if pedigree is anything to go by then brazil should ve won the 98 WC not france

and pls don't come back with the "they were the host nation bullshit"

The likely winner will come from one of these teams Argentina, Brazil, Germany & Italy.
They all have one thing spain don't have 'WorldCup Pedigree'.

Stop chatting rubbish. . . Beckham has achieved everything in his career. . . he only faded out due to old age.

Woodgate was the best English defender (potentially), but he only plays 10-15 games a season cos of injury. . . and still, when he does play, he always plays brilliantly.

Owen achieved everything also, and was only hampered by injuries. He was EPOTY and a proven international. He is only shot now because he has lost his pace due to injuries.

Theo hasnt achieved anything. He still has all his pace. His deficiency is a technical one, not a physical one. As Gallas said, Theo simply refused to learn. Lets hope Theo will not be the new Jesper Gronkjaer

But on a night which saw England struggle to get going against a skilful and confident Egypt side, the Arsenal star not only fluffed his lines - he found himself upstaged by his rival for a right-wing berth - Shaun Wright-Phillips.

The ease in which the Manchester City winger marauded through the Egyptian defence in the second half, picking up a goal and assist along the way, only served to underline Walcott’s ineptness at this level.

Fabio Capello can ill afford to take David Beckham, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Theo Walcott and the injured but highly-rated Aaron Lennon all to the World Cup with him.

He is likely to pick two – or at a push - three – out of those four.

Beckham, for his dead ball threat will go. Wright-Phillips will surely be high up on Capello’s list following tonight’s display and should Lennon recover and get some playing time under his belt by May, he possesses the guile and craft that means he cannot be ruled out.

But on current form, Walcott has done little to warrant even being in Capello’s thoughts before he names his group of 22 players on June 1.

Indeed he was fortunate to start today’s match, after a series of below par performances from Arsenal this season after he returned from injury.

Capello gave him a chance – and he blew it.

@tayo
This is a matter of discreditation, I am only drawing people's attention to the contributing factors to the crisis in somalia. One thing you have to understand about some western nations is that they give with one hand and collect through the other. They are simply after their own personal interest.