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For crying out loud, DDG could have done better. If your defense mess, do you mess up with them as well? He was the last line and the ball were all within his reach. I had some level of confidence in the guy but lost every of it last nite. Not even talking of some cheeky unneeded clearances he made last nite. The one he dashed Kuyt or was it Rodriguez comes to mind. My take is this, despite the transition process and the regression, we could have done a whole lot better. I would really love to see Fergie's hands burnt in his own fire. We could have done way better than this. We coulda snapped up Sneider. He was for the taking. Injuries or non, United could have gotten better than we are presently. Fergie is to blame |
The man's stubbornness tire me. We went out of the UCL in circumstances that required outright sack but. . . . .Fergie knows it all The Carling Cup. . . . .Fergie knows it all The FA which i desired more than any other trophy. . . . I head he nearly hit DDG in the tunnel. . . .who cares, it was his signing I am now forced to stay up thursday night and watch my World Class dear team compete in the less elite Europa league. . . .i woulda felt better watching others. We will see how this will deal a great blow to our title hopes. It's simply a distraction. I didn't give us any chance this season given the transition and i still believe that. But when you realise that your fellow trophy chasers are not as good as you are despite the lapses at your end, i expect Fergie to take the bull by the horn and deal the blows early on. We had chances to sign players or midfielders but Fergie knows it all. I fell your blame but won't kill myself just yet. I won't blame DDG for being picked to play, in fairness to him dude is good but NOT BETTER than AL. . . . .whether it his eye problem or not, the sort of goal he conceded yesterday were avoidable. But this is just a little of the bigger picture; SB, the quality of football world over dropping. The flicks, trickery and dribbles are all giving way to techicalities. You can barely count the number of flair players in today's game. Very very few free-kick benders. I just can't seem to come to terms with the fact that most footie games today are nothing more than boring 90 minutes physical exercise. I didn't become a footie fan because of what i am seeing today; i coulda gone after rugby or Golf. I don't know what you think but if you compare the quality of entertainment in football with say what was on offer 10 to 15 years ago, you do realise the entertainment is gone. I just can't believe it. |
We do it the proper way
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Leather bucket seats = Still in pristine condition Keyless Entry 3.7 Litre V6 Engine. . . . .
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Really not much to complain about. Game was tepid and we just didn't have cutting edge to pull us thru. Suddenly, DDG became out of sorts today. I bet AL should step up and see what he can make of the contention Find it hard to believe that our best moments where when PS was on the pitch. . . . a 36 year old?? Well, one thing i have to say is that if the season all go bunkers, Fergie is to blame. Meanwhile, Diouf has joined Hannover http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/16775684.stm |
There are deaths that you call celebration of life and ones that are really painful The genesis of food and drinks at burial was to give people who came from far distances something to hold them together and equally give them strength to return to their destinations. Hence they were the ones people have in mind while preparing food and drinks for burial ceremonies. But things have changed. It is now painful that such events have been turned to status symbols activities and people even struggle to provide. For me, if the death is a painful one; say under 55 or thereabout (of course all deaths are painful) then there is really no need to put much concentration of food and drinks. I will even eliminate drinks and just provide food. But if its an elderly demise; say 70 and above please by all means, celebrate, enjoy and have fun. You are only celebrating the legacies of the deceased and nothing more. That's Life!! |
2002 Jeep Liberty (Cherokee in Europe) This is a European Spec Jeep Cherokee known as Liberty in America hence the name Never mind, i found it extremely amazing that the it has all the features that the American Spec has and even more. One outstanding thing about this unit is that it is neater than most of its American counterparts. The wound/gash found on it was inflicted by the careless terminal drivers that care not so much for our cars Its is the most annoying aspect of doing car business. After much pains find and buying a neat car, it get's to Tincan and one useless terminal driver makes nonsense of such a unit without any iota of remorse. . . .of course, who cares, no one to hold him responsible. No one to press charges against the Terminal managers. Very disgusting!!!! ![]()
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kuntash:Lol. . . . .U know say small pickin no dey ever believe say e get barn wey big pass im papa own But bros, when u see the car, u go confirm every. . . no be mouth |
2002 Honda Accord; Ex V6
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Aren't you loving this car? If you are not, not to worry, we will make you love it ![]()
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I just don't think pictures did justice to this car. . . .seeing is believing
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[size=18pt]1997 Volkswagen Golf MK III convertible[/size] Auto Drive with over drive Air Conditioned CD Player 4 Cylinder Engine Very very very low mileage = 120k KM Just look at the pictures and see the rest. . . , i no fit shout
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[size=28pt]And now, bate your breath for the MOST BEAUTIFUL OF all the brides.[/size] I just can't stop loving this. . . . . . it is just soo neat and on top of that, comes with 'everything' - minus leather upholstery Be wary though, there is a PREMIUM Price on it. . . . . but that is just because of the exquisite look of this car and the current condition. I make bold to say that this is the cleanest Golf III in NIGERIA TODAY, if you've seen any car better than this, give us a call, we will dash you N10k
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1996 Toyota Camry
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calculusx:Chairbros, I don respond ooh. Thanx a bunch |
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1997 Honda Accord (Bull Dog) Estimate Landing Cost = N850k
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Low End Copart Buys!!!! 1996 Toyota Camry and 1997 Honda Accord
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Power Windows for all four windows, Central locking system
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coded4life:Yes i can. I don't know so much about what to do with a Salvage title car in US But what i sure know is that if the car is damaged but eventually repaired, It should be taken tot he nearest DMV office close to you for re-certification before its title can be upgraded and the vehicle declared road worthy. If interested, pls inbox me so we can take it from there |
This one has 170k miles on it and goes for N1.250m. But still runs like fresh. If interested, beep me. My numbers are on my signature Good things don't come cheap. I also have a Nigerian used going for 920k All in Festac.
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