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jolade29:
Sky ni jae swthrt

Lolz.. Kai.. see hw u gav me "ela" in a sweetish way

Temmi001:
Mzlarem, you here? The thing is, I've been off the confines of communication for some time now. I now reside at an hostel where I can neither make calls or surf the net. The little duration I come online now is due to the availability of Wi-Fi which use is subject to the very few time I have at school; hence, my absence here.
Cc: hayw hy911
dharm yYinks

We understand sis...u need no explanation. All da best in ur academic quest.

sveen...wadup ? How was ur first day??

jolade29:
Dharmy Yinks whr art thru?

I am here sweet...wadup??

tens4real:
yeah n hey u luk illogically pretty@dp

Hey..dnt use grammar prettytise( ) her ooo.

temibobo8:
na tru na...wen u too no wan wake nd she say na song she dey sing fr u b4 u open eye....aye le na

Lolz.. na love song jae. Ife wa gbono felifeli

tens4real:
ur welcom pls wat does jolade mean i kind of lov d name

BACK OFF! or get beaten. Go and meet mercyda

SurefireAsoOke:
Never knew bt now I know.. Bt OP u should have re number it





For Aso-Oke, Check my signature

I have

Baba Aso-oke

11. During King Edward’s reign (1307-1327), he had laws passed against the playing of various football sports. Anyone caught playing any form of football would be imprisoned, “For as much as there is a great noise in the city caused by hustling over large balls, from which many evils may arise…” He wasn’t the only British monarch that hated football sports. Queen Elizabeth I “had football players jailed for a week, with follow-up church penance.” King Henry IV and Henry VIII also passed laws against football sports.

Source: www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/06/10-interesting-fifa-world-cup-facts/

Cc: Lalasticlala Dominique Honeric01

10. Only two World Cup finals have been decided on penalties and coincidentally Italy took part in both of them. In the World Cup of 1994, Brazil beat Italy in a dramatic penalty shoot-out, while 12 years later in the World Cup of 2006 Italy beat France. In the latter final, one of the greatest Footballers ever, Frenchman Zinedine Zidane, famously head butted Marco Materazzi in the chest, which led to a red card and the defeat of France.

9. The oldest captain to lead a participating Football nation to a World Cup triumph was the legendary Italian goalkeeper Dino Zoff, who at the age of 40 led Italy to their 1982 FIFA World Cup title.

8. German legend Lothar Matthäus has played in five FIFA World Cups (1982, 1986, 1990, 1994, 1998) more than any other outfield player, and also holds the record for the most World Cup matches played by a single player with 25. He also took part in three consecutive finals (1982, 1986 and 1990) but only won the last one.

7. The first and only goalkeeper in history to win the World Cup Golden Ball (Most Valuable Player award) was German goalkeeper Oliver Kahn during the 2002 FIFA World Cup in which Germany made it to the final but was defeated by Brazil.

6. The earliest known record of a Football/Soccer-like sport was in 1004 B.C. in Japan. There are also many references to similar sports in 50 B.C. China, even being played between teams from China and Japan. The Romans played several types of football games, including some that resembled Football/Soccer, one of which was also included in the Roman Olympic Games. This particular version featured 27 men a side and was extremely rough, with it being common for most players to require medical attention after the game.

Quick Fact 765: Brazilian legend, Mário Zagallo became the first footballer in history to win the World Cup trophy as a player (1958, 1962) and then as coach (1970). Twenty years later, another giant of the sport, Franz Beckenbauer became the second player in the history of the World Cup to win the title both as a player and coach with the “Nationalmannschaft.” He led Germany to their second title in 1974 as a player, and 16 years later he won the third and last title (to date) for Germany as a coach in the World Cup of 1990.

4. Most of the earliest forms of football were named thus, not because you kicked a ball with your foot, but because they were played on foot. Peasants played most of their sports on foot; aristocrats played many of theirs on horseback. Thus, games played on foot were called “football,” whether they had anything to do with kicking a ball or not. Indeed, many of the earliest forms of football involved carrying balls in an attempt to get across goal lines passed some opposing team or individual players.

3. There has always been a European team in the FIFA World Cup finals with the exceptions of the first World Cup, when Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2 in the final, and in the 1950 World Cup, when Uruguay won the trophy again, despite there being no official World Cup final match in that tournament. The winner was decided by a final round-robin group consisting of four teams, with the top teams being Uruguay and Brazil.

2. Frenchman Just Fontaine holds the record for most World Cup goals in one tournament from 1958 when he scored an astonishing 13 goals. For reference, the top scorer in the history of the World Cup, Brazilian Ronaldo, scored a total of 15 times participating in four different World Cups.

1. “Soccer” was once a popular name for Football in Britain in the sport’s earliest days. When the rules for the sport were first being defined, it was named “Association Football” to distinguish it from the other forms of football commonly played. Within a year of its inception, this got slurred down to “Assoccer,” after the common practice of adding “-er” to nicknames at the time in Britain. Very shortly after this, “Assoccer” became “Soccer,” which remained a semi-popular nickname for the sport in Britain until about a half century ago, along with just “Football.” The game initially spread throughout the world primarily known as “Football.” However, in countries where other forms of football already were dominate, the nickname “Soccer” was, and in some cases still is, the preferred name for this reason.

Duchess01:
can u resend it

I have....aftanoon

lhorla:
It was lovely

Any nightmares??

duke59:
sabi I told u dis ur loff Is very strange
U hv eaten STONG food

Wen ur haters decides to speak!

jolade29:
I'm coping

Do ooo.. I don't want u to turn to Miss White

ElrayKhalifah:
lemme say we're on the same ferry
^
there's nothin more i could utter than to pray we'll get favoured and get our admission alert to the bbf uni soonest

Amen!!! Dis extra list dat may be out..just hopin its not a farce.

jolade29:
Dharm yYinks upload your pic lemme c

Uhmm.. not now. Wil mention u wen I do

Khd95:
d guy na unsung hero,he dy play fire but nobody seems to notice,cos vardy dy score on a regular

morning to u boos.
Dharmy yinks,i greet thee too

I greet u too bro...hw re u coping jae??

Akjwyzepal:
lord deliver dharmyy inks frm karishikas.

U well??

temibobo8:
chaii d boi done chop efo riro with oju eja...aye le indeed..jola de29..na u o

U too don join abi

jolade29:
He will understand I'm not around so he will wake by himself FCT for my cute Yinks

Tanks sweet. Hw is d harmattan ??

MzLarem:
haaa..so u go still sing 4 him b4 he wakes up..Dhar myYinks,dey aff get u ooo..so if u travel nd he sleeps,its until u return b4 he can wake up? Aye le ooo.

Loff is the answer

jolade29:
No mind her

I won't jare.. she dey jealous..catapult of envy

MzLarem:
Lolzz..hw was ur nyt bey bey

Twas cool...if not for d lovely voice of Jolade29 dat woke me up. Urs?

MzLarem:
Be lying dere.

I look lyk Lie Mohammed abi mallam ribadu

jolade29:
Berra...... I'm all urz too

Awwwn! No mzlarem can put asunder

jolade29:
Sub finish ni jae

Eeyah..u no fit tel me Gud to ve u back!

MzLarem:
heheh..see good wife. U too go nd wake ur hubby..d sleep is enuf. Na wen person over-sleep,person go bedwet.

Cc:Dhar myYinks

End time Haters

MzLarem:
lmaooo..dey aff goan lock his heart inside padlock. Awon iya.

lmaooo..dem no fit na

MzLarem:
Dharmy Yinks still dey sleep abi..he'll nw be lying on ibedc.

Been awake since naa...just doin some normal stuffs bfor I come here