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coogar:
you and the other gooners(the entire gooner community) are tools.
like i give two phucks if you guyz breathe easy. . . . . buncha hypocritical obnoxious losers.
your sufferings have just begun!

We gree, don't take panadol for another man headache.

coogar:
12 months ago, deborah and mumuface told us united's debt would send them tumbling like leeds united. the debt would cripple the club and losing out of the fa cup against leeds in january 2010 would destroy fergie's empire totally. those were the predictions. . . . .even when sensible posters keep telling them debt is not necessarily a bad thing. as long as debt is being paid, there's no harm!

And as for you Cougar, don't ever quote my words to use against other gunners. Let it be known to you that a fitting nick name ala donkey for dayo, is in the pipelines.
In fact, on second thought, they were right. Man U cooked their books just to boost investor confidence ahead of their new public offering

slimshay:
E gba mi, you even add link sef. Dude, I didnt say they weren't called. I asked why you were 'Silasing' yourself over it.

You said dream up na, in some villages that's tantamount to fagbon .
Besides i hate this signing of younglings that's been our own interpretation of buying players. Good players will come through the youth system if the water in london is boosted with Vitamins, not importing child labourers from Cambodia

Dede1:
If your miserable life depended on scholarly comprehension of the first paragraph of the thread, I am afraid your parents should be mourning for a dead child now.

chai hope you know he's someone's child ?

[quote author=haka_nai link=topic=749939.msg9061822#msg9061822 date=1314958688]I have evidence to prove that COAS and all the Igbo/ND CPs and military commanders in the North/Other parts of Nigeria and DHQ are working and covertly supporting MEND and MASSOB.ALso supply information about how to destroy the north
They have helped them smuggle arms and even MEND has severally suggested they have people in the security apparatus leaking key government policy on security to them.Same reason, tribe/town and religion bind them.Atleast an Igbo man caught smuggling arms and detained in 82 div Enugu had claimed he was working to promote the MASSOB cause.The Mopol caught arming the militants in the ND claimed to be working for both money and his kinsmen.Na today.
So they have same ideology that drives them.Some have being intimidate to support or never to retire home.Mikel Obi father was kidnapped to ridicule the Government of Plateau by MASSOB.As the kidnappers are of Igbo extract and military men.Sourcing money for the MASSOB cause
F**King hypocrites[/quote]Strong point, though the kidnappers did have help from other places or something like that.

slimshay:
ManU trio called by Capello . . .bwahahahaha . . . . I dont know why people dream up new things to use to flagellate themselves

ARSENAL TRIO CALLED BY CAPELLO. . . . .dude thatw as soooo last year. Literally.

Neeeeext!!

England manager Fabio Capello
says Manchester United trio
Tom Cleverly, Phil Jones and
Chris Smalling are "ready" for
the England squad, but won't
name his team until Friday for the Euro 2012 qualifier against
Bulgaria. The trio have been a feature
of United's fine start to the
season and defenders Jones
and Smalling are tipped to
make debuts in Friday's game,
with Rio Ferdinand and Glen Johnson out

http://www.news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/14751126.stm

I guess the names called by Capello were Baba Sala, Natty and Prince Jegede. Definitely

Nicklas Bendtner has vowed never to return to Arsenal after sealing his loan switch to Sunderland. The Danish international
secured a season-long loan
move to Sunderland on
transfer deadline day after
finding himself out-of-favour
at the Emirates. The 23-year-old believes he
has not been given a fair
chance in Arsene Wenger's
side ever since he had a car
crash two years ago. Bendtner is now planning for
life after Arsenal as he has no
intention of returning to the
club once his loan deal expires. "I will never go back to
Arsenal. If I can have it my
way, I will never play for
them again," Bendtner is
quoted as saying in The Sun. "After my car accident I never
really got the chance to earn a
spot in the first team. "That is over one-and-a-half
years with no real chance to
prove myself. "I am really looking forward
to playing for Sunderland and
then we will see next
summer. "I will find a new club - but I
will not go back to Arsenal,
that's for sure."

May be Nasri or Cesc, may be even Clichy. But Pinkie ? What has the world come to ?

Let me leave some questions to whom it may concern.

1.

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Man U Trio called by Capello

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what happened to our robust youth program or whatever we called it ? Heralded on this thread to revolutionise world foot ball.

2.

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Record revenues with a 20% reduction in debt

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We were waiting for Man U to cave in so our prudent financial policies would be hailed as the best model. But wait, did i just see reports of them slashing their debts by over 20% in just one year ?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-14741758

Well it's highly probable. What many people seem to forget here is that Boko Haram is an Islamic Sect, with sympathizers, followers and believers of their ideology. You have members with families and all just like any other sect.

Nigeria Government
Arrested & Freed UN
House Bomb Suspect
in 2007

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Nigerian security sources has admitted that it once had
in its custody Babagana Ismail Kwaljima, a.k.a Abu
Summaya, who masterminded the bombing of
the United Nations House in
Abuja. In the word of a top
security official who did not
want his name in print, Abu Summaya and others suspected terrorist
were caught with explosives
in 2007,but were hurriedly
released by an Umaru Yar`dua
apologist. Their release was
aimed at placating Muslim groups, the source added. According to Associated
Press,Top security officials in
the administration of then-
President Umaru Yar'Adua, a
Muslim, released the rounded-
up men shortly after their arrests, with some facing a
few hasty sham trials, the
Nigerian official said. One of those men was
Babagana Ismail Kwaljima,
also known as Abu Summaya,
who was arrested again days
before the Aug. 26 bombing
at the U.N. compound in Abuja that killed at least 23 people,
the Nigerian official said. Kwaljima is accused of helping
mastermind the U.N. bombing.
A second man was also
arrested and police are looking
for a third with "al-Qaida
links" who recently traveled to Somalia, where an al-Qaida-
linked group called al-Shabab
is battling the beleaguered
U.N.-backed government. Kwaljima is being held at a
military base in Nigeria,
according to Nigeria's secret
police. The agency previously
arrested him in October 2007 in
the northern city of Kano during a roundup of suspected
members of al-Qaida in the
Islamic Maghreb operating in
the country, the official who
spoke to AP said. AQIM, as the
group is known, generally operates in Saharan nations
north of Nigeria. However, Nigeria remains
very sensitive to any
suggestion it is a haven for
terrorists, and the information
released at the time of the
arrests was fairly vague. It was not immediately clear if
Nigeria shared information
about the purported anti-U.S.
plots with U.S. officials. The
U.S. embassy had no
immediate comment Thursday. However, in a report on global
terror threats, the State
Department said diplomats
issued a warning to U.S.
citizens in 2007 about possible
attacks on U.S. and Western interests in Nigeria. It also
noted that Nigerian
authorities said they arrested
at least 10 suspected terrorists
in northern Nigeria late that
year with alleged ties to al- Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb. Suspected Pakistani members
of al-Qaida were arrested in
October 2007 along with
members of AQIM, the official
said. He did not provide
numbers of people arrested. News reports that emerged in
November 2007 about arrests
in the area also did not specify
numbers, but identified the
men as Nigerians. No
foreigners were mentioned. The official told AP that AQIM
was planning to carry out
terror attacks against targets
in the United States and the
Pakistanis were plotting
terror attacks against U.S. citizens working in Nigeria,
which is divided into a mainly
Christian south and Muslim
north. "They were caught with
explosive devices and other
ammunitions. Some of them
were also caught with large
amount of cash," the Nigerian
official said. Responsibility for the Aug. 26
attack on the U.N., in which 81
people were wounded, was
claimed by a sect known as
Boko Haram, whose name
means "Western education is sacrilege" in the local Hausa
language. The sect, which
wants to implement a strict
version of Shariah law in the
nation, operates in the north
and reportedly has links to AQIM and al-Shabab. The car used in the U.N.
bombing was registered in the
same area of Kano state
where the terror suspects had
been arrested only four years
earlier, the official who spoke to the AP said. In 2003, Osama bin Laden
issued an audio tape calling on
Muslims in Nigeria to rise up
against one of the "regimes
who are slaves of America." It
wasn't until four years later that strategic links were made
between AQIM and Boko
Haram, according to Noman
Benotman, a former jihadist
with links to al-Qaida and an
analyst at the London-based Quilliam Foundation.
Meanwhile, ties with the
Somali militant group seem to
have grown stronger. Some 50 al-Shabab members
were arrested in Nigeria
recently for plotting attacks
on western targets, Benotman
said, citing postings made to
jihadist websites. Those arrests were not reported by
Nigerian media or announced
by security agencies. Last month, the commander
for U.S. military operations in
Africa told the AP that Boko
Haram may be trying to
coordinate attacks with al-
Shabab and AQIM Nigeria's military, police and
secretive State Security
Service have been unable to
stop Boko Haram from
waging an increasing bloody
sectarian fight against this oil- rich nation's weak central
government. Other problems for Nigeria's
intelligence agencies came as it
abandoned a U.S.-assisted anti-
terrorism program in late 2007
known as "Focal Point," which
saw the Nigerian government set up units in major cities to
monitor suspected terrorists,
the Nigerian official said. The
units fell apart as agencies
stocked them with friends
who took advantage of trips, leaving the job of tracking
suspects to local police
authorities who knew
nothing about the cases, the
official said. "Many saw the centers as
opportunity for 'their boys'
to go on overseas trips and
make money," the official
saidlinked group called al-Shabab
is battling the beleaguered
U.N.-backed government. Kwaljima is being held at a
military base in Nigeria,
according to Nigeria's secret
police. The agency previously
arrested him in October 2007 in
the northern city of Kano during a roundup of suspected
members of al-Qaida in the
Islamic Maghreb operating in
the country, the official who
spoke to AP said. AQIM, as the
group is known, generally operates in Saharan nations
north of Nigeria. However, Nigeria remains
very sensitive to any
suggestion it is a haven for
terrorists, and the information
released at the time of the
arrests was fairly vague. It was not immediately clear if
Nigeria shared information
about the purported anti-U.S.
plots with U.S. officials. The
U.S. embassy had no
immediate comment Thursday. However, in a report on global
terror threats, the State
Department said diplomats
issued a warning to U.S.
citizens in 2007 about possible
attacks on U.S. and Western interests in Nigeria. It also
noted that Nigerian
authorities said they arrested
at least 10 suspected terrorists
in northern Nigeria late that
year with alleged ties to al- Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb. Suspected Pakistani members
of al-Qaida were arrested in
October 2007 along with
members of AQIM, the official
said. He did not provide
numbers of people arrested. News reports that emerged in
November 2007 about arrests
in the area also did not specify
numbers, but identified the
men as Nigerians. No
foreigners were mentioned. The official told AP that AQIM
was planning to carry out
terror attacks against targets
in the United States and the
Pakistanis were plotting
terror attacks against U.S. citizens working in Nigeria,
which is divided into a mainly
Christian south and Muslim
north. "They were caught with
explosive devices and other
ammunitions. Some of them
were also caught with large
amount of cash," the Nigerian
official said. Responsibility for the Aug. 26
attack on the U.N., in which 81
people were wounded, was
claimed by a sect known as
Boko Haram, whose name
means "Western education is sacrilege" in the local Hausa
language. The sect, which
wants to implement a strict
version of Shariah law in the
nation, operates in the north
and reportedly has links to AQIM and al-Shabab. The car used in the U.N.
bombing was registered in the
same area of Kano state
where the terror suspects had
been arrested only four years
earlier, the official who spoke to the AP said. In 2003, Osama bin Laden
issued an audio tape calling on
Muslims in Nigeria to rise up
against one of the "regimes
who are slaves of America." It
wasn't until four years later that strategic links were made
between AQIM and Boko
Haram, according to Noman
Benotman, a former jihadist
with links to al-Qaida and an
analyst at the London-based Quilliam Foundation.
Meanwhile, ties with the
Somali militant group seem to
have grown stronger. Some 50 al-Shabab members
were arrested in Nigeria
recently for plotting attacks
on western targets, Benotman
said, citing postings made to
jihadist websites. Those arrests were not reported by
Nigerian media or announced
by security agencies. Last month, the commander
for U.S. military operations in
Africa told the AP that Boko
Haram may be trying to
coordinate attacks with al-
Shabab and AQIM Nigeria's military, police and
secretive State Security
Service have been unable to
stop Boko Haram from
waging an increasing bloody
sectarian fight against this oil- rich nation's weak central
government. Other problems for Nigeria's
intelligence agencies came as it
abandoned a U.S.-assisted anti-
terrorism program in late 2007
known as "Focal Point," which
saw the Nigerian government set up units in major cities to
monitor suspected terrorists,
the Nigerian official said. The
units fell apart as agencies
stocked them with friends
who took advantage of trips, leaving the job of tracking
suspects to local police
authorities who knew
nothing about the cases, the
official said. "Many saw the centers as
opportunity for 'their boys'
to go on overseas trips and
make money," the official
said

And i say going by UEFA seeding, our group house boy(Marseille), have got their own houseboy(your Kaiser), whom we will use to deliver a message of intent to you very soon.

And your own Kaiser, whom UEFA seeded as our house boy's ( Marseille) house boy, will deliver our message to you very soon.

debosky:
30 pages in ONE WEEK. . . that has to be some form of record on nairaland for a thread.

I am sure Arsene saw this and decided to sign players to reward Arsenal fans for such prolific posting.

I looked at the thread and wondered same too. Beyonces aint got ish on us

Federer crushed someone i
can't recall a few hours ago

Serena blew Krajec away in
straight sets about an hour
ago.

Tsonga just destroyed Sergey
Bubka's son in straight sets
too.

Venus withdrew from the
tournament with an ailment,
something syndrome.

Monfils was busy being his
underachieving self against
Ferrero, the fans
were behind him but he still lost after 5 sets though he led by 2 sets to 1 at one stage. Disappointing as Usual.

^ 10x

Federer crushed someone i can't recall a few hours ago

Serena blew Krajec away in straight sets about an hour ago.

Tsonga just destroyed Sergey Bubka's son in straight sets too.

Venus withdrew from the tournament with an ailment, something syndrome.

(Monfils is busy being his underachieving self against Ferrero as we speak, the fans are behind him but he's disappointing as Usual.)

your "boys" who won the best league in the world while you barely qualified for UCL in a league that's not even among Europe's top 3

here to remind you that your Champions will be in my group. Just watch how we dissect and disembowel before year's end

^^ Cat got your tongue ?

[size=24pt]HAPPY TIMES ARE HERE[/size]

allboyz:
and Almunia? where's he?

hopefully in hollywood pursuing his new career.

Is it me or has dayo been the most excited person on NL over the signings ? The guy is going manic.
Dude , come out of the closet, we know you're one.

About Arteta, no offense to Moyes but i never really felt he showed himself at Everton. I say this cos when i first noticed him at Rangers back then, i believe it was in a UCL game against United, i really did expect him to become bigger than he is right now. Though i must confess that shining in the Scottish league is a whole different ball game from doing so here.

And Emirates is back to it's uneasy calm, at least for another few months.

Arsenal FC fans ?  Over Mikel Arteta ? Oh well, that's Gunners post 2008. If we get all these guys working i'm pretty sure we'll beat Liverpool to capturing 4th place.

Politicians have caused chaos since before independence in this country and will continue doing so. We all know which governors'(one former and one still in office) hands helped in building this group, the info was even here on NL. We all know Mohammed Yusuf was captured and handed to over to the police in whose hands he mysteriously died after a visit from his god father governor( executed to protect a dark secret).

Until the people who pay the investigators their salaries are ready to deal with the problem they created, we'll keep chasing shadows.

PS: How is it possible that Modu Shariff is still a free man ? Only in this country

anishe:
Can somebody tell Jonathan Goodluck Ebele to please resign as the president. He has failed this country. nothing is working in this country. it has shown that GEJ is not capable to lead this country. he should just do the right thing and resign.

What a pathetic loss

Dont let your emotions over run you, it's really sad what happened.

proudly9ja:
I can imagine Arsenal fans refreshing arsenal.com every second. The site don crash

o boy me na all and every i dey check o, even NTA website.

mukina2:
fine boi
https://www.arsenal.com/assets/_files/scaled/498x349/aug_11/zp_Santos_14_110830MAFC_9075.jpg?ic=2ca9bbT

choi ! See as the boy resemble me finish, i even think say na me sef till i notice say him no tall get muscle like me

hannie:
^ u for try admit your goof . . .

now I sabi say u be GBAGAUN SPECIALIST!!!!

your quickly going back to change your post doesnt mean nada . . .

which goof na ?

dayokanu:
Mertesacker Fact. Last season in a match vs Dortmund it was his first yellow in three years in the league

So he hates to play dirty ? That's a good thing

koruji:
The AU came too late to the table in my opinion. They should have covered Khaddafi's mouth so he didn't promise to go from house to house to destroy the rebels. It was that statement that gave NATO visions of Kosovo, Rwanda & Darfur all rolled into one - plus, admittedly, the "little" matter of Libyan oil flow. So yes, one might complain about the excesses of the rebels, but the alternative under Khaddafi would have been much worse. The one who caused it all was the ruler who thought that 42 years of rule was not enough.

Let them declare sharia law - we have seen how that is working out in nations & subnations (aka Nigeria's Zamfara state et al) that have abandoned common sense fitting of the 21st century.

All these re-colonize Africa theories are not really necessary, thanks to our puppet, incompetent and non-people serving crop of African leaders. The West does not need a single army to take the rest of what they don't already control on the continent. All they have to do is open swiss accounts for the AU HOS. Their opposition to Khaddafi's removal is not because of love for Africa, but because they are basically in the same shoes - corrupt & sit-tight. If the West is bringing armies to African it is only because al-qaeda is finding our continent easy target and al-qaeda represents a real threat.

[quote author=Yeske! link=topic=748221.msg9044481#msg9044481 date=1314751341]Are some guys blaming the Libyan people for taking thier destiny in thier own hands and ousting a despot of many decades? It is right to legitimize the wish of the Libyan people by recognising the rebels. GEJ was right here so Tam West and the toothless AU should all STFU.[/quote]Some people lack the capacity to think critically for a second. All of sudden, the useless A U that serves as the den for the most corrupt despots on earth has become the fountain of wisdom.
Let me ask them, if GEJ decided to stay on indefinitely who would you want on your side, the A U or African Leaders like GEJ of now ?

loyika:
No mind the Nazi

Even if Arsene signs Ozil, watch him tell us how Ozil is not a good player, but that he has bribed Maureen and Leow to play in the German team

What would you expect from someone that supports HOLLYWOOD FC

GOONER 89

Truth is, donkey has never been a Per fan, which was suprising to me too. I know this from my constant visits to his stable/thread

dayokanu (m) McKinney TX
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Re: Bayern Munich Fans « #2951 on: September 08, 2010, 04:24 PM »

Lahm would eat Marin raw. Then with Mertersacker and
Naldo playing defende for
Bremen, Thats disaster. Boesnich and Fritz are not
strong either. Pizzaro would pose problems
for VanBuyten but I believe
we should handle Bremen

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As for me though, his performance for the German side has not been too bad, the few times i've seen him.