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verycute:This is totally crazy and shows how backward some of our people think in Nigeria. Is there anything productive being done by this 3 million people sitting in a single meeting waiting for some imaginary god to come and help them? Other countries are rejoicing over the creation of hi-tech jobs for 3 million people and someone is here rejoicing over 3 million deluded people under a single man's hypnotism and empty promises of manna from heaven. What a big shame. |
@ogaga4luv Seriously, that creature you have on your profile is pretty scary. is that the devil? cos if he is, I can't think of a reason why anyone would want to follow him. But then we are all different sha. |
@Deepsight It is definitely a possibility that PastorAIO himself has been changed from his interactions with others in the forum, even as an agnostic, my belief system has evolved over time as I evaluate things I once beleived in and put them to test dropping those that I found wanting. I think it is a journey everyone has to take, my main grouse with religion is some group or individual taking an absolute and rigid stance on issues as if they know everything which obviously no one does. One thing I've discovered about religion or any belief/faith is that it gets to a point where its basic assumptions/theories break down just as the big bang theory itself breaks down at the point of a singularity. When adherents of various beliefs, religions or faiths get to this point they become very inconsistent and go into the "By any means necessary" mode rather than owning up to their ignorance because that undermines the basic foundations of their postulations. It is all well and good for you to believe in a Prime mover beyond time and space with attributes of intelligence and power while I keep an open mind about the possibility of the world having come about as a result of randomness and chance in timelessness/infinite time as they are all postulations, the only things we can be sure of is that we came to exist somehow. I believe in Science because it starts from an assumption of ignorance proceeding to formulation of theories through observation without holding those theories as being sacred discarding them and formulating new ones when they become inadequate whereas Religion starts from the opposite end, assuming total knowledge and then bending everything else to fit into that assumed knowledge. This is the very reason why it is chaotic, lacks order, divides, causes friction and has not advanced the human race the way science has. It is a bit of a strange one for me as one of the things that finally convinced me to choose agnosticism was one of Apostle Paul's statements in the Bible in 1 Cor 13:9 because he alluded to humanity/christianity having an incomplete knowledge. I do believe that if we see religion for what it is, a placeholder for the limits of our knowledge, a means of social control (which our laws have now largely replaced) or working theories as to our origins and how we should live, then it wouldn't be a cause of so much confusion and friction. |
skyone:And is this the definition of Antichrist? we must have had a lot of Antichrists and we will definitely have more cos there will be more American presidents after Obama, so what exactly do you want us to do with this Knowledge O great skyone? rise up in arms against Obama or what exactly? |
@manmustwac Why yu go add my name put for that dubious list now? By the way, which of the many Hells are we talking about out of all these? [Quote] 1 a. The abode of condemned souls and devils in some religions; the place of eternal punishment for the wicked after death, presided over by Satan. b. A state of separation from God; exclusion from God's presence. 2. The abode of the dead, identified with the Hebrew Sheol and the Greek Hades; the underworld. 3. a. A situation or place of evil, misery, discord, or destruction: "War is hell" (William Tecumseh Sherman). b. Torment; anguish: went through hell on the job. 4. a. The powers of darkness and evil. b. Informal One that causes trouble, agony, or annoyance: The boss is hell when a job is poorly done. 5. A sharp scolding: gave the student hell for cheating. 6. Informal Excitement, mischievousness, or high spirits: We did it for the sheer hell of it. 7. a. A tailor's receptacle for discarded material. b. Printing A hellbox. 8. Informal Used as an intensive: How the hell can I go? You did one hell of a job. 9. Archaic A gambling house.[/quote]Because if we take the definition as given in 2, then we are all going to end up in hell someday if we have a soul that is. |
So, what exactly is the problem? is he now unable to satisfy his wife sexually or what exactly? If his libido is that high and his wife can't satisfy his sex drive then yu can buy him some intimacy gadgets. |
^^ No worry, if nothing I say can do it but I'm sure Administration and relegation can tear you away from your club. ![]() |
dayokanu:Apart from those 2, anymore? up to your usual monkey tricks I can see. You no see as my african brothers full Arsenal. Abi yu never get yur daily dose of bananas today? |
tayoccu:Thank you my brother, I went back to watch highlights of the Liverpool game on ATVO yesterday and realised how devoted we have been to our youth strategy. That team started with a midfield of Denilson, Song, Cesc and Theo (with Diaby making his first appearance after his long term injury) with Clichy and Djorou also in the defense. |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=324131.msg4717408#msg4717408 date=1255349944]That is immaterial. All i know is we have better youth players than Arsenal. Our young lads break into the senior squad at will. . . . .The Da Silva brothers, Macheda, Welbeck, Evans, Cleverley, Gibson to name a few have all featured prominently for the senior squad. While Wenger didn't have the balls to play his youth players against Chelsea in the FA cup semis last season, Fergie rolled out his fledgings against the Toffees. None of them has the status of Macheda or Rafael Da Silva yet so let em keep knocking on heaven's door. [/quote]This is a blatant lie. If you are naming guys like Evans, Gibson and Cleverly then you are talking total rubbish, those guys are in the same age bracket as Song, Denilson, Vela and Walcott who are basically now first teamers.For the DaSilva brothers, Macheda and Welbeck, we've got Ramsey, Gibbs, Wilshere, Szczeney, Barazite who are all starters in the Under 21 team for their different countries. (mind you, Macheda could not get into the italian U21 which was beaten by the Welsh U21 team recently and Welbeck is far down the pecking order in the England U21 team behind guys like Walcott, Carroll e.t.c.). The day ManU can be confident enough to field a midfield of players all below 23 years of age in a UCL match or beat a Premier league club like Wigan in a cup competition playing a team with an average age less than 20 years, then you can come and make such statements until then please go and get your facts right and stop referring to a team which included Foster, Ferdinand, Vidic, Tevez, Park and Anderson as starters while substituting in Evra, Scholes and Berbatov as a team of youth players cos we might just begin to wonder if you really understand what the word youth means. |
^^ Ope o, the Nazis are finally opening up and allowing africans in their team. Praise the lord. Hope say una don dey give Robben enof fat to chop sha? international break don dey go so. |
dayokanu:A little earlier than your motley crew of footballers. Besides, na where una thief that Sukuta-Pasu lad from? that name sounds more like an Isale Eko thug's name than a German name. ![]() |
E be like say Ade don wound, una neva enter palava so? |
manmustwac:Okay o, it is not too late to change sha though I know yu will be very stubborn. When you get tired of waiting for success with this always underachieving club, our arms will be wide opened waiting for you in the red half of north london where good things are always happening. |
mukina2:The guy dey undergo change of name again be that: Senderos to Senderock to Ponderous to Sendagoal ![]() I'm happy for dear Senderos joo he has always been a little boy in a big man's body, maybe that little boys has finally decided to grow up. By the way, our favorite mexican export since Zorro was at his imperious best scoring once and assisting as Mexico beat El-Salvador 4-1 to seal automatic qualification to the world cup. |
Africans are very stupid, if people can believe this obvious Cock and Bull story, why don't they also believe that Oduduwa came down on a rope from heaven with a grain of sand which became the earth? or the many other creation stories we have in Nigeria alone. |
You have to first of all define what you mean by faith, If yu are using the definition of faith in the bible then no one can be more Michael Jackson than Michael Jackson himself. |
Wetin yu wan take am do? ol boy your own database go pass soccernet own be dat o. Anyway, all the best in your search. ![]() |
mukina2:Me sef see am and I weak o, Senderos score 2? o ga o. The guy don dey learn from Verminator be dat now. ![]() Enof selection worries for Arsene abi no be so? |
manmustwac:You be my personal person, but how yu no get better club support wey yu go dey support this crappy spuds of all clubs ehn.? |
nateevs:All this would have helped only if yu're allowed to play 22 players against 11 and don't you think the pitch would have been quite overcrowded? ![]() Besides we also had Merida and Hoyte at the Under 20s; Wilshere, Gibbs, Walcott, Ramsey and Szczeny in the Under 21s; Pedro Bothelo, Jay Emmanuel Thomas and Henri Lansbury on Loan. All these your players were available last season when we did the double in the Under 18s so there is nothing new that they want to show. |
BlueDiva:Any specific reason why you are glad? una dey fight over the same thigh of chicken? |
^^ more like Liverpool is crocked. ![]() |
dayokanu:Totally irrelevant to the issue, Ronaldo was already 18 before he went to PSV and almost 20 before he got to Barcelona. Rooney was already premiership class before he went to Manure (can't recall but seems he was even already a full England international at 18 years and had been to the Euros). Kanu was discovered by Ajax after they took a gamble on his talent following the 1993 Under 17 world cup. dayokanu:I am happy you came up with this players and it shows how poor your scouting network is that they are all poached from other German Clubs (something not possible in England due to the rule to protect other English clubs which stipulates a particular distance you must live within proximity to a club before you can attend that club's academy) If we apply the same yardstick you have applied to us, then none of those players can be credited as being developed by you: Bastian Schweinsteiger poached from (TSV 1860 Rosenheim) aged 14 and having won the German youth championship with his former club Lahm poached from (FT Gern München) aged 13 Badstuber poached from (TSV Rot) aged 11 Muller poached from (TSV Pähl) aged 11 Michael Rensing pached from (TuS Lingen) aged 16 And before you start opening your big mouth to belittle Arsene's achivement with youth again, consider the fact that Phillip Osondu was also MVP at Under-17 level, but we all know how that panned out for Molenbeek or which belgian club bought him again? ![]() |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=324131.msg4706787#msg4706787 date=1255190918]Don't mind the pillocks. . . . . . Their youth side have never beaten United. . . . .We taught em a lesson in 2007. There was also a youth tournament hosted in Malaysia in 2007 where Arsenal, Milan,Barca, Boca, Chelsea, Man Utd and Bayern, etc all participated. Arsenal/Chelsea got kicked out in the group stage. . .http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Champions_Youth_Cup The whole youth schitzo is a farce. If Arsenal can claim Henry and Bergkamp. . . . . .Need we say more?[/quote]See this silly Sauron, where your Manure youths dey when our youths were doing the double at Under 18 level last season? and that is irrelevant anyway, the important thing is - How many of those your youth cup winners in 2007 have been integrated into your first team? From the team that did the youth cup double earlier in the year, Wilshere is already knocking on the first team door and the likes of Sunu, Watt and Coquelin are already getting Carling Cup appearances. |
chic2pimp: dayokanu:Abeg make we hear word, and tell us the player wey una don produce wey dey your first team. All players bought under the age of 18 are considered as home grown players when they clock 21 by the new rules, if you can't stomach that go and head a pole. ![]() for us that includes: Cesc Bendtner Ramsey Vela Song Mannone Walcott Merida Traore You can nitpick all you like and start telling us irrelevant stories. Those are the facts, they are our "Home Grown" players who came through our academy and there are many more coming after them who you don't know now but you will start telling us stories when they get into the first team. When you can name more than 2 players who came through your academy into your first team, then we can start discussing until then keep your gob shut. |
chic2pimp:It means that we recognize that always buying at the top end is not a sustainable policy. And yes, there is a joy to be derived in watching players develop through your system to become reliable members of your team. True, we have paid the price for developing those players, but we are now beginning to see the fruit of our labours and once the initial crop come through, it becomes a culture of the club and we will always have a steady stream of talent coming through. The likes of Song(who actually joined us on loan at 17 and not 19 as someone claimed), Cesc (15), Theo(16), Wilshere(9) , Merida(16), Ramsey (17) and so many others at the fringes are all products of our academy no matter what the likes of Dayokanu has to say. Barca can claim what they want about Cesc but he is not so foolish as to forget what Arsenal did for him. If this is not important, why do you think the Home grown rule is being implemented? |
1-0 England, Kieran Gibbs scores, assisted by Theo Walcott, 2-0 Micah Richards scores from a Wilshere corner |
The England Under 21 team is playing Macedonia today, I'll be watching and keeping tabs on Jack's performance particularly with Kieran and Theo also likely to feature. You can catch this free online on www.thefa.com where it will be streamed live. |
dayokanu:I will gladly graduate in the Top 4 from Cambridge rather than be the top dog from OAU or UI, iwo nko? |
manmustwac:The decade after the next is more likely I don't think you will score against portsmouth (cos I've taken Defoe outta my fantasy team) so its likely to be 10-O against Tottenham. ![]() |
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