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tkb417:Isn't it good to always give them false hopes? U can't imagine the level of heartbreak the Gunners suffered with that of last season can you? We do it the hard way!! Also ask Liverpool what it felt like last season!! In igbo we say; O di nso elu aka!!(soo near but can't be touched) ![]() |
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My best are between Wazobia and Cool Fm I just ditched Wazobia for Cool fm cos their advert was just disturbing their flow!! So i find it hard to choose btw Mannie, Yaw Joyce, Freeze and Ejike!!! But i think Yaw beats them all given his Naija flava!!! |
I have a 2002 model limited edition. it is located at Agidingbi Ikeja Last price is 1.9M!!! Exactly what you want!!! If you are interested, call Chinedu on 07031896630 |
Phony here's the link to the Siva stuff. But i ain't convinced cos its Marca http://www.marca.com/2009/07/25/futbol/equipos/valencia/1248532820.html TK Paddy me, how weekend? valencia's abilites still has questions marks in me brain. part of them is his final judgement But i believe they are things he will improve on with time. The pre-season will be getting tougher when he joins so i'll pro'lly look at him better. Abeg Mancs, una don see the Evra(journalist) Ji sung park interview on MUFC website? It was really funny!!! Una suppose see am ooh!! http://www.manutd.com/default.sps?pagegid={6DDFCB6E-3471-4E45-9385-F04D05F4A70D}&newsid=6636736 |
Phony200:I am tempted to think Owen Berba combo will be a huge success but where does that leave Rooney who we need to build our team around!! But i think Berba Rooney will work but who;s the goal poacher here? I need to see valencia now and assess him. i am not really impressed by his exploits at Wigan. Also we can't afford any slow starts this season at all. Win the early games as they come and then have the time for UCL anf FA which i really want now. I don't give us any chance in the league but lets see how it goes. U neva can tell. But i like the way we are approaching this season more as under-dogs. It lifts the pressure from us!!! |
biina:I think that has been his major problem since joining madrid!! If you remember the last El-Classico, he was always caught outta position and Messi really messed him up. I think the cause if the over-all Madrid style of play rhat focuses more on attack. He is also one player that loves to get involved So i think you guys will see more of that!!! |
Phony200:I just saw a clip of his miss on MUFC website. . . .maybe we need to consult the Brazilian Baba Ijebu to know whats with this guy!! ![]() I just want us to meet Bayern. . .these pre-season's are quite tough ones and i guess thats what we need to gel this team. I still can't factor in what our first team will look like! It doesn't look like but did Valencia travel for the pre-season? |
Oga sorry for what happened yesterday!! Shoulda called you but just skipped ma mind The person n need of the car just couldn't be held down to come for inspection!!! I myself got tired of tracking him. . but lets see what happens inside the week!!! |
Okay people happy new week!! Good to hear about the win in China. Can someone confirm, i have been looking all over the websites to beng linked with David Silva!! It seems a fake news but you neva can tell!!! When is the AUDI cup starting? I can wait to put DDk to rest once and for all!! |
And now down to the Koko Chasis Number: VF39DXFXE92031003 And Price; One Million, Three Hundred Thousand Naira only!!!! (N1,300,000.00) Fixed Price Please!!Side Airbag, Reverse Sensor and trunk Release. . .this one is in the 'Zero' of 607!
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More on this? What do you need, its in this car. . . . .if for begin use am self but. . . . . . ![]()
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Phony200:If you mean we should get another striker, me thinks not Berba, Rooney, Owen with the likes of Marcheda, Welbeck etc will deliver Like you said, we need more of team play this time around than before. But i have a feeling Fergie will build this team around Roonery. At least to repay him for his sacrifices for CR9 I didn't know he could be this selfless for no less a person than Ronaldo. Why? Remember the 2006 World Cup Quarters in Germany? Lets leave Hunt for the Gaynners. Wenger has to salvage his strike force else. . . Citeh will be knocking real hard!! Meanwhile, we have a football journalist now have a good laugh!! http://www.manutd.com/default.sps?pagegid={6DDFCB6E-3471-4E45-9385-F04D05F4A70D}&newsid=6636736 |
MrCrackles:[b]Now Pot calling kettle black? Or hasn't Vermeeleen Gaynners been ejaculating over Vela, Eduardo Rosicky! Whats about believing ya players and their potentials? Now read this from Fergie let Mancs be you vermeerleen vermin ![]() Federico Macheda scored his second goal in as many starts on the pre-season tour of Asia in the 3-2 win over FC Seoul, prompting Sir Alex to declare that the 17-year-old Italian striker can make a real impact at Old Trafford this season. Wayne Rooney, Dimitar Berbatov and Michael Owen may be Sir Alex's main striking options, but Macheda's rapid adaptation to first-team life means he is knocking on the door. The United boss has already highlighted Kiko as "a hero in the making", saying that he can make a similar impact as Cristiano Ronaldo did as a young emerging talent. "The goal Macheda scored was excellent," the boss said at his post-match press conference. "The lad has a real chance. His movement is very good and he does well when he gets onto the shoulder of the last defender. "He took his goal very well. It’s pleasing to see our strikers scoring – obviously the main players are Rooney, Berbatov and Owen and I’m very comfortable with that. But if Macheda continues his progress then it gives me a big advantage. An extra player like that will do us the world of good." The Reds were twice behind against FC Seoul, who provided a more demanding test of United's fitness than in previous matches against a Malaysia XI. Rooney and Macheda got the equalisers before Berbatov scored the winner. "It was a very good, open and entertaining game," added the boss. "Without question FC Seoul gave us our most difficult game so far. I enjoyed it. "The match was played at a good pace and good intensity. It’s the type of game we needed. I’m pleased with the result and pleased with the quality of the match." [/b] |
Na wa oo!! I was thinking this match was to be played in the evening? Owen scoring again woulda been too much to expect. . .but i bet this guy will come good!! And did someone say Marcheda ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ?? I Fitn't shout!! |
Beeecrofffttttttttt. . . , . .oya turn this to Beehoney!!!! ![]() Kpoo Emperoh na 07031896630 emperoneroh@yahoo.com |
The decision, The Guardian learnt, was to protest the "illegal arrest" of some tankers and detention of two members of the association by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Speaking with The Guardian in a telephone interview, the executive secretary of PTD, Lagos zone Alhaji Tokunboh Korodo, confirmed that fuel lifting had been suspended, stressing that the members have resolved not to resume until the issue was resolved. He explained: "The alleged persons lifted fuel at Folawiyo Depot in Apapa late Wednesday night, because the company's officials were not around to issue waybills, the drivers had to find a parking space, pending when the document would be available. "They decided to move down to Ogere in Ogun State for a better parking lodge while the men of the Civil Defence accosted them and arrested the tankers with their motor boys for not having due documents to convey products. "Immediately we heard, we secured the waybill, which was taken to them so as to get them released, but the Civil Defence official was adamant and insisted on taking them to EFCC. Now the boys have been detained in the custody of EFCC, which has also insisted on conducting further investigations on the matter. "Irked by this, their colleagues have resolved to withdraw services until the issue is resolved. As I am talking to you, no single drop of fuel is being lifted by any tanker driver whatsoever." Read the full news http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/news/article01//indexn2_html?pdate=240709&ptitle=South South govs battle FG, threatens to dump amnesty deal |
Phony200:SAF no call you? I tell am make him call you tell you wetin im tell me!! Anyway, im tell me say im no go buy any other player again. Say im fit manage with wetin im get. Him say e no want be like Man City wet get 10 strikers!!! |
Brown lapel There is a Nigerian used one for sale, the owner is rarely in Nigeria and wants to sell it off 1.3M final price.!! 07031896630 |
Re-consolidation looms, CBN seeks only 15 banks DANGEROUS signals of a looming distress in the banking sector due to the "bubble money" saga may have sent the nation's economic regulators to the drawing board. Among the options reportedly being proposed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is a fresh round of capitalisation by banks. It was learnt that very soon, the CBN would present the consolidation plan to the Federal Government. Unlike the 2004 exercise where the CBN concentrated on raising the banks' capital base to N25 billion, the proposed scheme slated for early next year would encourage merger and acquisition among the operators. If this option is accepted by the government, the CBN may canvass the reduction of the number of banks from the present 24 to 15. According to sources in the industry, the CBN is targeting next year for the re-capitalisation scheme, which may prune the number of banks in the country to 15, excluding the re-licensed but yet to be operational Savannah Bank. The sources claimed that the apex bank was worried over the "bubble capital" saga rocking the nation's financial institutions, accentuated by high profile "dangerous loans" given by the banks, under assessed poor management regime. CBN's governor, Lamido Sanusi, had recently given an indication about the re-consolidation of the banks. The Guardian learnt that this would be two-fold as foreign banks would acquire Nigerian banks and some strong local banks would also take over their weaker ones. The early next year time-frame, The Guardian also gathered, is for the CBN to finalise its ongoing audit of the banks. An official of the apex bank said yesterday that it is not yet clear if the coming consolidation will be regulatory body-induced or not, pointing out that, it is the outcome of the on-going audit that will determine that. A top banker said that another pointer to that is the fact that institutional investors both within and outside the country are positioning themselves to be part of this exercise once it takes off, given the numerous enquiries they are making regarding the health of some Nigerian banks. He stressed that given the hints dropped by Sanusi on the health of Nigerian banks in his interview with the Financial Times of London last month, it is obvious that, it is a way of preparing the banks and banking public for the impending consolidation programme. In that interview, Sanusi said: 'My initial feeling is that there isn't any bank that cannot survive in one form or the other, either in the form of getting some of the stronger banks to put in equity and merge with them or inviting foreign banks and letting them agree on the conditions for them to invest capital and management and revive the bank." On the question of whether the envisaged consolidation would be regulatory induced or not, he had replied: "I wouldn't force any consolidation but I think it's important to send out signals to the banks that may have difficulties, that merging with stronger banks is certainly a very good possibility for saving themselves and saving their businesses. "And we would try to create an environment that encourages that. We would try to encourage foreign banks that are coming, not just with money, but with management and systems, to come in and acquire. But we will not force any bank to merge. We are not going to have a Bank of America-Merill Lynch situation." Interestingly, to prove foreign banks' interest in Nigerian banking system, the Standard Bank Group recently revealed that it was poised to increase its share in the Nigerian banking industry with the expected consolidation programme. The Chief Executive Officer, Standard Bank Africa, Mr. Clive Tasker, while speaking on the group's growth strategy in Nigeria, where it had only one per cent market share, said that Standard Bank was shopping for the next available opportunity to acquire another bank in Nigeria because of the market's importance. He spoke during a press conference at the 3rd yearly Standard Bank of Africa forum in Johannesbourg, South Africa recently. Also, speaking on the theme, "The Nigerian banking system and the challenges of the global economic crisis," at the seminar for finance correspondents and Business Editors recently in Markurdi, Benue State, the Managing Director of Bank PHB, Mr. Francis Atuche, had listed regulatory induced consolidation in the banking industry as one of the options open to the country. He recommended that the apex bank should introduce surgical intervention in form of injection of liquidity into the banking system via government-funded soft loans and re-capitalisation and regulatory induced consolidation via encouraging the big strong banks to acquire the weak and the anaemic". He said that the liquidation of every weak bank associated with insolvency could result in a severe erosion of confidence in the banking system and could precipitate a run on the banks. Based on this, he stated that, the best approaches are rehabilitation and consolidation. Both methods are considered more economically viable options from a national standpoint, but consolidation is however the most favoured because of its effect on investors' confidence. Most of the banks, The Guardian learnt, got into this mess owing to their large exposure to debts owed them, coupled with the new CBN directive on full disclosure. But the debtors have seemingly kept the banks on tenterhooks, forcing them to categorise too many liabilities as bad debts that are being written off to cleanse the financial institutions' books. Indeed, two companies and their directors have a debt overhang of $3.75 billion (N550 billion), with a further N280 billion representing the local currency component of their collective liabilities. The Senate Committee on Public Accounts also expressed dismay yesterday after hearing that the Education Tax Fund (ETF) placed over N2.7 billion in bank deposits without respect for financial and investment ethics and regulations. At a meeting with the ETF management and officials from the Auditor-General of the Federation, the Senate panel was informed that the ETF Executive Secretary, Mahmoud Yakubu had been queried for going ahead to place the funds. The query was reportedly issued by the then Auditor-General of the Federation, Robert Ejenavi, in March, 2009. A Lagos High Court has adjourned hearing in the suit filed by Access Bank Plc against African Petroleum (AP) seeking the winding up of the latter over non-payment of credit facilities, till July 27, 2009. In the petition, Access Bank wants an order to wind up the giant oil marketing firm over a $35.15 million (N5.6 billion) trade debt, while AP is accusing the bank of erecting stumbling blocks on its repayment bid. Counsel to the respondent, Mr. P. A Ajibade (SAN), at the resumed hearing of the matter yesterday, told the court of his preliminary objection dated July 21, 2009 to the petition by Access Bank Plc on June 25, 2009, which he said had been filed and served the petitioner on Tuesday. He told the court, that since the petition for winding up a company was under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA), there was no need for a written address and thus, was ready to proceed on the matter as the case had brought discomfort to his client. But counsel to the petitioner, Mr. Norrison Quakers, requested the respondent to file a written address on the matter in conformity of Order 183, of the 2009 Federal High Court' Rules, which he said should precede the CAMA rules. However, Ajibade argued that Order 183 cited by the petitioner was not decisive but rather left the decision at the court's discretion. After resolving the matter in favour of the respondent, the respondent further asked for an adjournment to enable him study the preliminary objection and the accompanying affidavit, was served on him at the close of work on Tuesday. Justice Ibrahim Auta granted the request and adjourned the matter till July 27, 2009 for hearing without written addresses. In the preliminary objection supported by a 26-paragraph affidavit, Mr. Emem Ekpeyong, a legal officer to the respondent's counsel and filed on Tuesday, AP asked the court to dismiss the petition in limine on the ground that the petition has not disclosed any grounds under the recognised heads for winding up a company under Companies and Allied Matters CAMA CAP C20, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004. Other grounds for objection were that the subject matter of the suit constitutes an abuse of the processes of the court as well as that the applicant lacks locus standi to file a winding up petition against the respondent. Access Bank had through the petition and signed by Mr. Olisa Agbakoba (SAN), prayed the court to wind up AP. The bank anchored its position on AP's alleged inability to repay the two year-old facility on the grounds that the company is "insolvent and unable to pay." Specifically, the bank told the court that since its repeated demand for the repayment of the $35.15 debt, being the outstanding obligation on a letter of credit opened on July 18 last year in favour of AP, could not yield any positive result, the order seeking to wind up the company became inevitable. Powered by dnetsystems.net dnet® |
tkb417:Ol boi nothing dey happen here na wetin they vex me!!! As for the hunger, Jada Palace, Marcopolo, Jevinik and TFC put together won't quench it How ur end? |
tkb417:Una want start this Football finance war again? Make una no make this thread boring abeg!! ![]() |
[quote author=inspired_m link=topic=278090.msg4235463#msg4235463 date=1248338248] Emperoh, I am Ready this Weekend, lets Hook Up [/quote]Okayyyyy!!!!!Preparing to enter that FX45!!!!!! Infact your title is over confirmed!! ![]() |
Familiar lets chat on yahoo. Someone i know needs this car and if the price is good, we can do something. emperoneroh@yahoo.com 07031896630 Let me know where the car is too!! |
Na im be say u for no meet the car!! |
MrCrackles:Na only Zulu? Try Russian!!! |
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HNIC:Even with Wenger's market price, Arsenal can't afford Alonso else they do have bidded!! As for Arshavin, thank ya stars Chealsea Man city and Real weren't interested. They do have priced him off you guys!! Its that simple!! |
Phony200:Arsenal buy ALonso? They can't afford him. Even if Wenger has all the money in the world But i maintain that a fit Arsenal squad is only capable of mounting a serious challenge but winning zilch!! |
Jesarmy:Making ya money i guess!!! I want sell this car ooh!! E don too tey for my hand!! As for Beecroft, i comment my reserve!!! |
debosky:Wetin u dey claim? Anyway, i am surprised you didn't celebrate this Trophylessness can make you celebrate ordinary pre-season wins. . . . afterall person no dey hear word for una for going thru a season unbeaten! a |
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