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Yeah the curse has been broken at long last!!!

One word to discribe guti's pass MAGNIFICIENT !!!

The curse of Riazor finally broken!!!

Those Real boiz were title hungry!!!

That's ridiculous!!!

I believe this is the perfect time to brake the curse of Raizor !!!

Why I believe we can !!!
The last time Realmadrid defeated Deportivo in the league at the Razor stadium was in 1991 .

Somebody get me EFCC's number !!!

Honestly speaking Super Chickens didn't deserve this win .

SEE THIS IS WHAT A GREAT GUY LOOKS LIKE
[quote][/quote]It's good you respect a Girl or a Guys wishes, don't use force, you'll only have yourself to blame  and thnx for the compliment.

madlady:
SEE THIS IS WHAT A GREAT GUY LOOKS LIKE

It's good you respect a Girl or a Guys wishes, don't use force, you'll only have yourself to blame .

I met this Girl, some years back where I was working, the first time we met I felt the chemistry, asked her for her number she refused, but as luck will have it we met some months later, and we exchanged numbers.

I later told her how I feel about her, she told me she has a boy friend which I initially believed.

The Issue is that I can sense that this Girl loves me but she's unwilling to come out of her shell.

Don't know if she's scared of being hurt , which I'll never do, I'll never brake her heart.

What do I do to make her com out from her shell?

The most painful thing in life is falling in love with someone who doesn't feel the same way for you, first when the guy realize that truly love him, might start playing with your emotion, well not all guys, it depends on how matured this guy is.

Babe just becareful, not all that glitter is Gold, who says this is not infatuation !!!

I suggest you dump him, it's so pathetic when you see a guy getting obessed about some one else.

it means the guy doesn't want to see the real you, rather he wants to see Beyounce.

There is nothing to feel, it's not like you're cheating on anyone, it's your private property .

I'll forgive her and marry her .

Let the past be gone . Remember you've got a past too, yours could be worse maybe you've not been open to her, just move on with her if you truly love her .

What would you do?

You met a babe, asked her out, she accepted, dated her and she was acting funny, you let her go some years later she came back to you, then you’d lost interest in her, cuz how time flies.

She wanted sex, you gave it to her, she made one statement that made you think twice “Now you’ve gotten what you want from me”.

The Statement could mean she doesn't want a long time relationship, what she wanted was a guy to lay with her and leave.

I might have doubted these in the past if someone told me that, but I experienced this myself .

Not all girls want a long time relationship.

What would you do leave her or continue with her?

No problem provided, am permitted to smooch, touching, romancing.

The author of these thread just escaped from Kirikiri Maximum prison .

What if it was due to cultism would you ahead and marry him?

Sending text message is a wrong decision, what you should have done is make advances at him, not to go direct, that's a wrong approach.

Well don't be discouraged it depends on the guy, how he takes it, becareful Babygirl he is at advantage know since you made the first move .

Quote of the day, not for the first time, goes to Inter boss Jose Mourinho, who, after his side’s 2-0 win in the Milan derby, boasted that his team would have won the match even with seven men; as it was, they ended up keeping Ronaldinho, Beckham and co. at bay with nine men, after Wesley Sneijder (midway through the first half) and then Lucio (in the last minute of normal time; Ronaldinho’s resulting penalty was saved by Julio Cesar) were sent off. Inter’s goals were scored by Diego Milito and Goran Pandev.

Jose, take it away:

“Everything was done today to try and prevent Inter from winning, but my squad is strong and we will win the Scudetto. But I will leave it at that. This is your country and your league. I am just a foreigner working here. One day, I will go and leave this problem with you.

“It was a strange game. I think we all understand that it was no coincidence that he [the referee] showed the red card to [Wesley] Sneijder. I have realised that they are not going to allow us to wrap this title up. But we were perfect. We would have won this game even with seven men. Maybe with six we would have struggled, but we would have won with seven.”

“Maybe with six we would have struggled.” Ha, that is classic Mourinho black humour right there, with a generous dollop of paranoia too. If you think they’re out to get you… they probably are.

However, paranoia aside, it seems no amount of dubious decisions – Sneijder’s red card was harsh – can prevent Inter from winning its fifth straight title, and its second under The Special One. However, as good as Inter have been, its rivals have been very poor.

http://www.whoateallthepies.tv/serie_a/15340/inter-coach-jose-mourinho-we-would-have-won-milan-derby-with-seven-men.html

Mannylex:
Why re u jumping, I hope a repeat of 1998 won't occur i.ethe case of Denmark. U think the zambians are logs of wood.

Guy you took the word out of my mouth ,

Just hope history won't repeat itself.

In 1998 Nigeria were deemed to face Denmark, instead of our boiz concetrating on the Match they where busy talking about the next match against Brazil, which they never played cuz they crashed out 4-1 .

A word is enough for the wise !!!

Tell her never to compare you to other guyz, you are different that's you are you, don't be pressurized into doing what you don't want to do .

She should get mad at you, just because you visit Nairaland, it's pretty unfair .

I've not met the special lady so can't answer that question, am still searching !!!

Kissing? Whaoo I love kissing it turns me on, I can kiss for the whole day .

Sure I will provided we are not related .

Some are mature enough for online dating while some are in mature ,

After more than a week of action now at the African Nations Cup there is little conviction of the capabilities of the African sides that will do duty at the upcoming World Cup in South Africa.



All of the five World Cup-bound sides failed to win their opening games, although admittedly they are all still in the competition.



World Cup-bound teams far from impressive


Algeria, Cameroon, Ghana and Nigeria were beaten and the Ivory Coast looked below par, perhaps still freaked by the attack on Togo in Cabinda, where they too were based.



Certainly, Didier Drogba and his teammates held the upper hand against a Burkina Faso side that deliberately set out to defend in numbers and were patently chasing a goalless draw, but even then, the Ivorian shooting and approach play was well below par.



They looked much better against Ghana in their second game and must be considered Africa's best hope in mid-year, but is hard to see them providing the kind of upset results the continent is hankering after Algeria, who will share a group with England, are patently going to be World Cup cannon fodder.



In a sense, they have already won their World Cup in the passionate beating of bitter rivals Egypt in the qualifying, where Algeria peaked way above their real potential.



In Angola their limitations have being badly exposed. To lose to Malawi is to prove that the sudden improvement of form over the last 12 months from Algeria, who has been on a steady decline over the last decade, was something of a brief anomaly.



That they made it to the quarter-finals does not to assuage the prediction they will not make any impression in South Africa later this year.



Lack of balance for Nigeria


Nigeria, who were handed the easiest of group pairings for any of the African countries at the World Cup draw in Cape Town last month, also squeezed into the World Cup finals on the back of a far from inspiring qualifying campaign and again proved they are not a side to inspire much confidence.



The problem is Nigeria is top heavy with strikers (most of whom have long standing injury problems) but lack a playmaker and midfield inspiration. No new players have come through to adequately replace the generation of Austin Okocha, Finidi George and Sunday Oliseh.



Failure in the Nations Cup will likely see changes at the top for Nigeria too. There is never any time to build solid foundation for the Super Eagles, such is the fevered demand for continued success from their fans. As a result, Nigeria seems these days to be always groping around in the dark.



Cameroon's loss to Gabon in their opening game was a shock and changes to their team need to be made. The international career of Rigobert Song must surely be at an end.



But they have the capacity to bounce back, as demonstrated against Zambia on Sunday. They were badly beaten in their opening game of the last Nations Cup and still recovered to go all the way to the finals.



There is a tough sprit about the Indomitable Lions.



But at the World Cup in less than six months' time, Cameroon is in a tough group with the Dutch and Australians. It leaves hopes of a fiesta for African football looking rather tenuous.

http://www.cbc.ca/sports/soccer/fifaworldcup/blog/2010/01/nations-cup-a-sign-of-things-to-come-for-african-teams.html

Joseph the Dreamer ,

This dream is a wrong dream it won't come true with the way these Stupid Eagles are playing, lets see if they can defeat Mozambique .

Kanu should retire honourably or might be forced to retire, a word is enough for the wise!!!