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It's definatly the Ladies, They cause 80% of break up, the devil has nothing to do with it |
Chei ! I pity the guy and you wey wan kill person you dey ready to go prison or face firing squad? Answer theses questions, |
Jesus Christ of Nazareth !!! They stole all those money and they can't even build Refinery, the wealth of the nation is msesed up, Later the stupid Policemen would arrest ordianry people and parade them on Crime Fighters and claim they caught thieves, no I don't agree with them the thieves are these once you've mentioned not those once on Crime Fighter, if these stolen loot where recovered or never stolen, it could have been used to the betterment of the nation instead one person would just loot money away, God Save Nigeria!!! Ego Better Ego better!!! things are getting worst, It's not a cause, am a Nigerian to the core, frankly speaking Nigeria can't get better!!! They've been saying it since I was born that Ego Better things are actaully get worst, |
Thank God I wanted to open an account with oceanic Bank but they refused me, due to some reasons |
NEPA, PHCN or whatever there name is are fraudsters, Defination of Fraud? Fraud is an intentional deception made for personal gain or to damage another individual. So NEPA or PHCN are defrauding Nigerians paying services not rendered his fraudulent, I quite agree with the first post, I think Nigerians shoul protest for no availability of light, |
Don't mind Benitez, last season he wanted to sell Alonso and use the money for Gareth Barry, he said he did not need Alonso anymore that was last season, after a brilliant display by Alonso and ofcourse Barry moving down to Eastland, he had no choice than to settle for Alonso, now he wants to kill himself over one player, The player has expressed that that he wishes to join the Los Blancos train |
The Ivorian has completed his Eastlands switch today, Toure Manchester City have today made another sensational swoop in the summer transfer market, and signed centre-back Kolo Toure from Arsenal, with Sky Sports News reporting that the player has signed a four-year deal at the club. http://www.goal.com/en/news/8/main/2009/07/29/1410914/breaking-news-kolo-toure-signs-four-year-deal-at-manchester
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Yeah I noticed that too, I was actually thinking its because of their money, loo I was wrong it's not because of that I don't know, Ladies why do you like Ugly guys, |
In Nigeria anything can happen!!! |
Real Madrid have completed the signing of Alvaro Arbeloa from Liverpoolfc, Next is Xabi Alonso!!!
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Yeah it's true thos Quito boy are frustrated, they just kept kicking Real Madrid players, I was actually wondering if I was watching the World Cup finals, |
Alvaro Arbeola passed the medical examination that preceded the signing of his contract. The Medical Staff at Sanitas La Moraleja Hospital confirmed the player is in perfect form. Arbeola will sign his five-year contract at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. The player arrived at the hospital at 11:15 am. Many supporters waited for him at the door to greet him and wish him luck in his new professional endeavour. Several members of the media were also present. The defender underwent tests for approximately 90 minutes. He had blood and urine tests; he was subjected to an electrocardiogram, an ecocardiogram and a megnetic resonance; he underwent a radiological study; and an exploration of his musculoskeletal system was performed. "He's been subjected to a standard examination," said Dr. Carlos Diez, "The results of every test are very satisfactory. He is delighted about playing for Real Madrid. It's always been his dream. He can't wait to join his team-mates."
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I'll give it to Ricardo Kaka |
1. Pele A 17-year-old Pele cries on the shoulder of Didi as teammates Gilmar and Orlando congratulate him on his fantastic performance in the 1958 World Cup final. 2. Eusebio The Portuguese legend in tears after his country's defeat by England in the 1966 World Cup semi final. 3. Paul Gascoigne Gazza famously opened his floodgates at Italia 90. 4. Carsten Jancker The huge, shaven-headed German cried like a baby after Bayern lost to Man Utd in the 1999 Champions League final in Barcelona. How we laughed 5. Francesco Totti You can trust an emotional Italian to make this list. Totti broke down after Italy's painful defeat by France in the final of Euro 2000. 6. David Seaman Strapping Yorkshiremen don't cry, surely? But Safe Hands did (albeit behind his gloves), after Arsenal lost to arch rivals Spurs in the 1991 FA Cup semi final. 7. Thierry Henry TH14 cried before the start of the 2003 Confed Cup semi final between France and Turkey, in the aftermath of the tragic death of Marc-Vivien Foe during the other semi final, Cameroon v Columbia. 8. William Gallas Billy G isn't afraid of his emotions. Here he lets it all out after Chelsea's loss to Liverpool in the 2005 Champions League semi final. 9. John Terry One of my favourite football photos of all time. 10. Emmanuel Eboue The unpopular Arsenal defender shed a tear or two last season when he was roundly booed by his own fans during the Gooners' 1-0 win over Wigan at the Emirates Stadium. 11. Cristiano Ronaldo C-Ron has blubbed more than once on the pitch - of course he has. Here he cries after Man Utd's defeat by Arsenal in the 2005 FA Cup final. Touching.
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Who is the best buy? Zlatan for Barcelona or Eto Fil's for Inter Milan.
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Goosh! Barcelona fans are touts!!! |
Negredo desperate for Real Madrid stay Alvaro Negredo marked his Santiago Bernabeu debut with a goal in Real Madrid's 4-2 win over Quito last night. Negredo, whose future is uncertain with Tottenham and Liverpool keen, said: "The truth is to debut here with a goal makes me proud. "I am a lifelong Madrid fan and it is magnificent to play in the Bernabeu." The striker added: "I must wait and be calm and try to change the opinion of the coach to get a job." |
I wonder wetin concern this man with wetin dey go on for bernabeu, AC Milan coach Leonardo has told Real Madrid that they cannot buy success. Leonardo, who has lost Kaka to the big-spending Spanish giants, said: "It will not be easy for Real and they have not succeeded in the past. "They had their experiment with the galacticos and at the end of it all they did not win everything. You can buy up good talent but it is not easy to construct a squad and manage players like Kaka, Ronaldo and (Karim) Benzema. "You need more than just money to build a team. You need more than talent, you need spirit and we will have to see if Madrid have this spirit." |
Although happy to have scored his first goal as a Madridista, Cristiano Ronaldo stressed the importance of reaching peak form after Tuesday's match. "I am very happy to have scored my first goal for Real Madrid. It isn't always possible to do those plays because opponents don't let you. One objective is crossed off the list, but all that matters is getting in form, taking one match at a time and improving." "The coach is running tests and we must respect his work. We are just starting off and need to stay calm. This isn't very important. Winning is important, but even more important is reaching peak form." "The match against Juventus is good preparation for La Liga. We are all getting to know one another on the team."
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yeah!!! She surely deserves a second chance, The husband shouldn't have sent her packing, It's not as if she did it after the marriage it was before they got married and morealso she was quite young by then andit was unintentional. |
Trouble dey sleep yanger go wake am!!! Man carry your cross no body go help you carry the cross, you want play fast game, now e don catch up with you, You've signed a contract with the devil so keep the contract terms man!!! |
Kennis Music are bunch of criminals and they are only reaping what they sown |
Seyi George Olofinjana would be moving to Monaco soon, Is it a nice move or the wrong move considering the fact thath EPL is more porpular than the French league, Stoke City have agreed a transfer fee with Monaco for Seyi Olofinjana and the Nigeria international will now open contract talks with the French side. The 29-year-old failed to impress last season following his transfer from Wolves and could now be heading to Monaco for £2.5million. Meanwhile, Potters boss Tony Pulis has hinted that a new striker is at the top of his summer wish-list. There has been very little transfer activity at the Britannia Stadium since the end of last season, but that could all be about to change. Pulis told The Sentinel: "Ricardo Fuller's coming back from injury, but I'm looking for another striker if possible. We want someone who's going to threaten in behind and do things. "We're a few players short, but we're working on it. "Dave Kitson's doing well and some of our link-up play has been very good. James Beattie's an experienced pro who looks as though he's going to be in a good position."
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Piece of shit!!! |
Casilas, Kaka, Raul Abiol, let those guys relax man!!! It's not time we unleash them on our Laliga rivals |
Here's 10 of the best Ferguson feuds: 1) Vs Arsene Wenger "He's a novice and should keep his opinions to Japanese football." That's how Alex Ferguson welcomed Arsene Wenger into the Premier League in 1997. And their relationship became even more strained over the next decade, culminating in the infamous Pizza-gate controversy at Old Trafford in 2004, when Ferguson needed his suit dry cleaned after food went flying in the tunnel. Wenger largely held his own, famously observing that "everyone thinks they have the prettiest wife at home." Their bitterness has turned into something approaching mutual respect in recent years however, perhaps because Ferguson no longer sees Arsenal as genuine rivals. 2) Vs the BBC Ferguson vowed he would never speak to the BBC after a 2004 documentary made allegations about his son, Jason, who is a football agent. Accusing the broadcaster of "breathtaking arrogance" Ferguson said: "They did a story about my son that was whole lot of nonsense. It all made-up stuff and 'brown paper bags' and all that kind of carry-on. It was a horrible attack on my son's honour and he should never have been accused of that. But it is such a huge organisation that they will never apologise." 3) Vs Real Madrid "I would not sell them a virus," said Ferguson in December. But by June, he had sold them the World Player of the Year. Ferguson's contempt for Madrid extends beyond the Ronaldo saga, and is more than simple jealousy caused by their vast haul of European Cups. In May, Ferguson taunted Madrid about their historical links to Spanish dictator General Franco. "I read about [Real president Ramon] Calderon making the great statement that slavery was abolished many, many years ago. Well, did they tell Franco that?" Real, through newspaper Marca, responded by mocking up a picture of Ferguson morphing into Franco. 4) Vs Kevin Keegan Keegan virtually created the Ferguson 'mind games' myth with this infamous finger-jabbing outburst as Newcastle's Premier League title hopes collapsed in 1996. Keegan would walk out of Newcastle the next season, and his clash with Ferguson would forever be remembered as a cautionary tale about the dangers of squaring up to the United manager. 5) Vs Rafa Benitez Few opposition managers have been bold enough to take on Ferguson so publicly. Keegan's rant may have been more explosive, but that was delivered in the heat of battle. Benitez, in contrast, unfurled a sheet of A4 paper to read out a carefully prepared list of "facts" about Ferguson's perceived duplicity. The row still rumbles on, with Ferguson accusing Benitez of conduct "beyond the pale" last season. And just this weekend, he claimed the Spaniard was guilty of talking "absolute b*****s". 6) Vs David Beckham In terms of stardom and profile, Beckham was to Ferguson as George Best was to Sir Matt Busby. And the two were on collision course after Beckham's marriage. "He was never a problem until he got married," said Ferguson. "He used to go into work with the academy coaches at night time, he was a fantastic young lad. Getting married into that entertainment scene was a difficult thing – from that moment his life was never going to be the same. He is such a big celebrity, football is only a small part. The big part is his persona." The low point of their relationship came when Ferguson kicked a stray boot in anger, smashing Beckham above the eye. "Of course it was an accident," he later said. "If I was that good I'd still be playing." 7) Vs Gordon Strachan When Gordon Strachan, then a talented young midfielder with Aberdeen, chose to join Cologne in 1984, he couldn't have anticipated that Alex Ferguson, his then manager, would still be furious with him 20 years later. "I decided this man could not be trusted an inch - I would not want to expose my back to him in a hurry," wrote Ferguson in his autobiography. Regular Champions League meetings in the last few years have brought the pair together more often, and perhaps contributed to a slight thaw in their relationship. Vs John MagnierThe Irish billionaire enjoyed a close relationship with Ferguson during much of his time as a United shareholder. Their shared passion for horse racing led to an arrangement where Ferguson and Magnier's wife Susan were joint owners of champion racehorse Rock of Gibraltar. The arrangement went well while the horse was winning seven consecutive Group 1 races. But Magnier and Ferguson fell out dramatically over who owned lucrative stud rights. The row which was eventually settled in an out of court settlement. 9) Vs Premier League Ferguson accused the Premier League of "handicapping" United when drawing up the Premier League fixture list. "I'm not saying what they do down there, but next year we'll be sending somebody to see how it happens, I can assure you. I just don't understand how you can get the fixtures like that. They tell me it's not planned - bloody hell!” It was this outburst which promted Benitez to counter Ferguson's charge with his infamous list of facts. 10) Vs Manchester City Ferguson has never needed to waste his best lines on City in the past. But their staggering spending spree - and the cheeky brilliance of that Carlos Tevez poster - have caused him to snap in dramatic fashion. "It's City isn't it? They are a small club with a small mentality. All they can talk about is Manchester United. They can't get away from it. They think taking Tevez away from Manchester United is a triumph. It is poor stuff."
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Treats don't scare those militants!!! |
Oh my God this is the most craziest post I have ever seen actually encouraging cheats, what has this world turn into!!! |
Lusting after him already, you have commited sin all you have to do is ask God for forgiveness, and also pray that God should deliver you fromthe temptation of the so called Nick, Adultery is a sin, No matter how small it might seem, there is a road seem to be good, smooth but the end thereof is destruction, That road you are about going through would only bring destruction my dear friend don't go that path |
Give her Red Card!!! |
If I was in that position which I don't pray to be I'll just call it quit with the wedding, Ladies are quite dangerous handle them with causion |
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