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onlinesecret:
i have, am at lagos. where Is your own location

Abuja

This is the hidden truth.

diggz:
Thecassanova and chelseafan1 can you guys remember the discourse we had earlier on hazards injury and fitness issues?

i'm not sure that is the case. Unless our footballers in the house like oga Ibime and airmark can tell us that there is a possibility of that.

Kunleforreal:
Sorry, it is not available for now

inform me when it is available.

Greatihex:
okay. Thank you very much.

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Do you have any thing similar to the lenovo thinkpad x220 or exact?

Teejay13:
dell inspiron 14.0"
HDD 320 GB
ram 4gb
processor core i3
CPU 2.6ghz
HDMI port
USB port.
webcam
battery 4hours
available..... at a give away price,interested" just whassap us today for any further negotiations

still available?

Where can I get to learn about used phones and laptops importation business. I need it to survive, currently unemployed.

What is your location?

Do you have lenovo thinkpad x220 keyboard?

Do you have mini laptops?

What is the specification

LETTER TO SENSELESS CHRISTIANS Part 2
-By exMuslim Ishaku Abdul'rahman Mohammed

Dear Nigerian Christian,
If you saw my first letter you would have known that I used to be a Muslim but now a Christian. I have been in hiding because, anyone born a Muslim and converts to Christianity has a death sentence on his head. It is even worse now that they know I have decided to reveal their hidden agenda to the Nigerian Christian who stupidly voted Buhari, a known jihadist as president.
In that letter I told you about the subtle ways president Buhari is going about his islamization agenda. In this part I will explain, with Islamic teachings why our president is making some of his moves without caring about the feelings and sensibilities of Christians in Nigeria.
So much has happened since my last letter and God willing, I will continue to educate you as things unfold. Please pray for me cause the forces of darkness are arrayed against me for telling the truth. And if you ever hear that I get killed don't weep for me. Just know I have finished my race and am with the Lord Jesus. The same Jesus I rejected all my life as Muslim. The same Jesus I called a prophet of Allah who is a little lower that the false prophet Mohammed. To Jesus alone be all the praise, glory and honor for saving me from the satanic cult called Islam. I now worship this same Jesus and will do so till is expire.
Have you noticed that whenever any Christian, occupying a high position in any government agency is removed only muslims get to replace him or her?
200 military officers were retired recently and guess what? They were either southerners or Northern Christians. As far as the northern Muslim is concerned, if you are a southerner you are a Christian. And being a Christian means you are the worst creatures of Allah. Now you may ask, why is that important?
By 1914, the ottomans of turkey began a propaganda that presented the Armenian Christians as a security threat. So what did they do? In 1915 they retired all Christians from the Turkish army. Once they Christians were disarmed they started killing the Christians. This is how turkey became almost one hundred percent Muslim country. For those who do not know. Remember the seven letters to the seven churches of revelations 1-3? All those churches were located in today's turkey. Islam has wiped out Christianity from turkey. This was the exact model that Hitler used in Germany to wipe out six million Jews.
I want to advice Niger delta never to disarm. There is what we call in Islam, the treaty of hudaibiya. This is the peace agreement that their prophet, Mohammed had with the meccans. the peace treaty was to last for ten years but Mohammed, seeing that the meccans had relaxed, launched a military campaign two years into the peace treaty and that was how Mecca fell to Islam. This was Yar A'dua's plan when he gave the militants amnesty. Had he lived longer the amnesty would have been stopped. Buhari actually thought that the militants had fully disarmed hence he stopped the amnesty. I guess Jonathan, by the leading of the Lord empowered them even more militarily before he left. Mohammed said, war is deception.
In my last letter I told you about the useful idiots. The GMD of NNPC Mr Kachikwu was just relieved of his position and guess who replaced him? Another Muslim. Now they have started instituting corruption charges against him. One down more to go. Soon Amaechi will go too. Almost every Christian is out of government. All the military chiefs are muslims. Custom, immigration etc are all headed by muslims now. Yet my fellow senseless Christians still cannot see what is happening. Did you know that the new IG of police is also a Muslim? Do you know how many senior officers were retired just to pave the way for the new IG? Guess the first thing he did? Accused the former IG of stealing 24 police vehicles. Thank God that alarm was proven false but they never give up. They must find some frivolous charges against him. Just wait and see.
Again, during the elections you would have been familiar with the grandest deception called the #bringbackourgirls led by a Christian Mrs Oby Ezekwesili in collaboration with other Northern women. Do you know that the female principal of the chibok girls college has now been appointed to the position of commissioner of education in Borno state? Since when do secondary school principals get appointed as the commissioner of education in a state where you have university and polytechnic lecturers, VCs and Rectors? Madam Oby's Muslim Vice was first appointed as chief of staff by El Rufai of kaduna state and guess what happened next? Buhari just appointed her MD of NPA. What did the useful idiot Christian. Oby get? Nothing. Where are the so called missing girls? Still at large but they used it to deceive you to voting out a Christian president.
Talking about a Christian president. Do you know that in Islam it is forbidden for a Christian to hold a position of authority over muslims? Since they could not deny the achievements of our christian president Dr Goodluck Jonathan they spun a huge propaganda around corruption. He was vilified as the most corrupt president Nigeria ever had. The press had a field day reporting monumental corruption under Jonathan. They knew the only way they could get the attention of the Nigerian is to mention corruption and we all fell for the deception hook, line and sinker. I will be naive to say there was no corruption under GEJ. No government in the world can claim to be corruption free. Yet it was made to look like Jonathan had stolen the wealth of the nation and crippled the economy. Buhari made huge promises that got people ecstatic. He was seen as the Messiah. Nigerians refused to see the economic growth under GEJ. Even when Nigeria was rated as the 3rd and 1st fastest growing economy in the world and Africa no one paid any heed to it. Nigeria became the no 1 investment destination in Africa yet it seemed like it was all fairy tale. Today, just one year after GEJ we are no longer in the list of growing economies of the world. The effects are everywhere. The Nigerian economy is almost grounding to a halt. And guess what? They have now spun another propaganda that what we are experiencing now is the effect of the misrule of GEJ. Again, Christians are buying this crap and swallowing it like a hot plate of delicious food. Eight months into the Buhari regime, the bureau of national statistics release a report that over 4.5 million Nigerians have lost their jobs under Buhari. Time will fail me to expatiate.
Have you noticed how Christians and muslims are treated when it comes to corruption cases? They go to the media to convict people of corruption and when they eventually take them to court and the court gives a verdict they don't like the disobey the court order. Mr Fani Kayode was in detention for over sixty days. You were told that it was because of corruption. How many muslims have been so treated? As far as I know. Only Dasuki is getting that treatment but again that is understandable. It was Dasuki, then a very junior officer that arrested Buhari during the babangida coup that overthrew Buhari in 1983. Muslims don't forgive. The god of Islam requires muslims to take vengeance unlike our God that says vengeance is mine.
The most unfortunate part of this is that we Christians use our values to judge muslims yet we know absolutely nothing about their values. We don't know anything about the tenets of that religion. Mohammed was a very vengeful person. He killed all those who made fun of him. Even those who criticized him. That is why Buhari cannot stand criticism.
We have seen in the news how innocent Christian women were killed by muslims and our dear president has been silent. Whole communities are being wiped out by Muslim Fulani herdsmen yet no word from your president. The latest is that farmers will now pay for protection while Buhari is now going to use the military to protect Fulani herdsmen and their cows. Buhari is now protecting murderers against innocent Citizens of the country yet you still can't see anything wrong? Do you know what they have just introduced? It is called the jizya. Jizya happens to be the Islamic protection tax payable by Christians and Jews so they don't get killed. Muslims don't pay jizya. It may not make sense to you now but soon you will be told to pay protection tax. They may call it whatever but it is the jizya. And since only Christian communities will be attacked only Christians will have to pay.
Am going to stop here and update you as things unfold.
Yours in Christ
Abdul'rahman Mohammed
Please copy and share on all your social networks. Christians must wake up

Barca are in good form, while we are struggling. I just hope the table turns before February

Melvyn11:
Keep quiet lies. Show one example

Google is your friend. I can't start searching Google now to Educate you.

Melvyn11:
The reason I like pep is humility in defeat. The man congratulated Liverpool that they deserve it. If it's one Idiot from the other Manchester club, the ref would be blamed, the grass would be too
long, Liverpool bought a defender for 75million and kloop was behaving like a clown.

my friend Stop typing rubbish. Mou does give credit to his opponents too when he loses.

Heywhizzy:
exactly.. see noise where I go watch ball.. When the game was 2 1,the whole town was in that viewing center, shouting koni dafun guardiola.. Some had their bp at the highest ever level in the last 2mins of the game especially the last freekick given


Never seen such atmosphere, not even Barcelona 6 1 psg nor Chelsea Barcelona 2012


So much hate, it's football though

my friend, it is normal. Success has a lot of enemies. It was the same for Chelsea last season.

Chelseafan1:
Wise words.!!

I was just laughing when someone said no one will stop them in the UCL....Make PSG, Madrid, Barca and Bayern catch them first.

Good attacking teams.

it is not only good attacking teams. Chelsea were doing great against them with the 352 until the morata injury, then coupled with the tired legs from playing atm.


I repeat, there is no problem with the 352, just that our players, especially attackers are not in form. The formation brings balance. Though, it is being used against big teams because of the obvious flaws of fab and conte's second wife.

raumdeuter:
What is a lie

he would love such transfer

raumdeuter:
Chelsea have hazard and getting Sanchez on that big wage bill will upset hidden hazard

it is a lie.

Nihilist:
I cant even believe Chelsea didnt bid for him

that is not surprising, given that they did not even bid for a mahrez that was running around looking for who to sign him during the summer.

Jose Mourinho on Didier Drogba:

"Didier Drogba came into my life in the fifth minute of a Champions League game in Marseille’s mythical Vélodrome. I’d hardly sat down when that giant with the 11 on his shirt scored. He celebrated that goal like it was his last, the crowd went mad, the noise was deafening."

"At half-time I found him in the tunnel and told him: ‘I don’t have the money to buy you, but do you have any cousins that can play like you in the Ivory Coast?’ He laughed, hugged me and said: ‘One day you’ll be in a club which can buy me.’"

"Six months later I signed for Chelsea. I had found a super powerful club which everybody wanted to negotiate with, everybody wanted to be linked to – and everybody wanted to play for.

"I had a number of options, but I arrived and said: ‘I want Didier Drogba.’ Doubts and questions were raised by a few people: ‘Why this one?’, ‘Why not that one?’, ‘Are you sure he will adapt?’, ‘Is he really that good?’

‘I want Didier Drogba,’ I said."

"A few days passed and I met with Didier in a private airport in London. Again he hugged me, but this time in an unforgettable way: an embrace that showed this man’s gratitude, and the affection he feels towards people who mean a lot to him. Indescribable."

"Then he told me: ‘Thank you. I will fight for you. You won’t regret it. I will stay loyal to you forever.’

And that’s just what he’s done…"

"His loyalty came out in his leadership and in the way he always faced up to the difficult moments. Moments when nothing else matters than to be there for your leader and your colleagues. This was a person I knew I could count on whenever and wherever I needed."

"When the team was under pressure he would help defend; when he felt pain he would stretch himself to the limit and then of course came what he did best: scoring goals.

Those goals brought him titles & awards, but what stays with me are the countless stories we have together."

"The FA Cup final at the new Wembley, 2007 - Man United.

The last game of the season. A lot of people thought this would be my last game at Chelsea. It was a great battle, then Didier scored in ET. The final whistle blew & everybody went mad – apart from two calm individuals.."

"I ran into the dressing room to call my wife. One player avoided the immediate celebrations and followed me down the tunnel. It was Didier, chasing me for a hug..

The game was over but in his mind as he left the pitch was only one thing: to hug me as soon as possible. Was he remembering our first encounter? Our second? Or was he thinking that this embrace could be the last…? He found me, we hugged and we cried."

"Didier is a special person. And I repeat: person. I could say player of course but above all, his impact on the world at the moment is as a person: as an African, as an emperor of the Ivory Coast, as a father, as a son and as a friend. It's a privilege to have him in my life."

"Months after the Cup final I was out of Chelsea. As on the first day, there came that same embrace. I couldn’t speak and Didier could only say: ‘This is not possible, this is not possible, this is not happening.’ I could only find the strength to turn and walk away."

"Didier is in my life as one of the best players I have managed in my career. But much more importantly, he’s in my life as one of the best and most unforgettable friends."

"Together, the two of us side by side, fighting for the same thing? Far away? In different clubs? In different countries? Or old, with Didier in retirement and me coaching in a wheelchair? It doesn’t matter…

Didier. Always near to my heart.

José Mourinho"





I would like to get a link to this if it is true.

Jose Mourinho on Didier Drogba:

"Didier Drogba came into my life in the fifth minute of a Champions League game in Marseille’s mythical Vélodrome. I’d hardly sat down when that giant with the 11 on his shirt scored. He celebrated that goal like it was his last, the crowd went mad, the noise was deafening."

"At half-time I found him in the tunnel and told him: ‘I don’t have the money to buy you, but do you have any cousins that can play like you in the Ivory Coast?’ He laughed, hugged me and said: ‘One day you’ll be in a club which can buy me.’"

"Six months later I signed for Chelsea. I had found a super powerful club which everybody wanted to negotiate with, everybody wanted to be linked to – and everybody wanted to play for.

"I had a number of options, but I arrived and said: ‘I want Didier Drogba.’ Doubts and questions were raised by a few people: ‘Why this one?’, ‘Why not that one?’, ‘Are you sure he will adapt?’, ‘Is he really that good?’

‘I want Didier Drogba,’ I said."

"A few days passed and I met with Didier in a private airport in London. Again he hugged me, but this time in an unforgettable way: an embrace that showed this man’s gratitude, and the affection he feels towards people who mean a lot to him. Indescribable."

"Then he told me: ‘Thank you. I will fight for you. You won’t regret it. I will stay loyal to you forever.’

And that’s just what he’s done…"

"His loyalty came out in his leadership and in the way he always faced up to the difficult moments. Moments when nothing else matters than to be there for your leader and your colleagues. This was a person I knew I could count on whenever and wherever I needed."

"When the team was under pressure he would help defend; when he felt pain he would stretch himself to the limit and then of course came what he did best: scoring goals.

Those goals brought him titles & awards, but what stays with me are the countless stories we have together."

"The FA Cup final at the new Wembley, 2007 - Man United.

The last game of the season. A lot of people thought this would be my last game at Chelsea. It was a great battle, then Didier scored in ET. The final whistle blew & everybody went mad – apart from two calm individuals.."

"I ran into the dressing room to call my wife. One player avoided the immediate celebrations and followed me down the tunnel. It was Didier, chasing me for a hug..

The game was over but in his mind as he left the pitch was only one thing: to hug me as soon as possible. Was he remembering our first encounter? Our second? Or was he thinking that this embrace could be the last…? He found me, we hugged and we cried."

"Didier is a special person. And I repeat: person. I could say player of course but above all, his impact on the world at the moment is as a person: as an African, as an emperor of the Ivory Coast, as a father, as a son and as a friend. It's a privilege to have him in my life."

"Months after the Cup final I was out of Chelsea. As on the first day, there came that same embrace. I couldn’t speak and Didier could only say: ‘This is not possible, this is not possible, this is not happening.’ I could only find the strength to turn and walk away."

"Didier is in my life as one of the best players I have managed in my career. But much more importantly, he’s in my life as one of the best and most unforgettable friends."

"Together, the two of us side by side, fighting for the same thing? Far away? In different clubs? In different countries? Or old, with Didier in retirement and me coaching in a wheelchair? It doesn’t matter…

Didier. Always near to my heart.

José Mourinho"





Saw it on a WhatsApp group. I will like to get the link to it if it is true.

The fact is that both Ibime and nihilist are correct with their argument, but the whole thing boils down to our players, especially attackers not being in form.


This is my opinion.

patrickmuf:
Do you classify Moses as an attacking player?

is moses a defensive minded player?

lordfalcao:
Chelsea play a 3 man front and not a target man. They should score As much as morata has scored or score more than that.

City have sterling with a hand in 18 goals, sane a hand in 15 goals, Jesus a hand in 10 goals. These players are other attackers man city have. Not to mention their midfields

Man u have martial a hand in 10 goals, lingard a hand in 11 goals, rashford a hand in 9 goals. Excluding lukaku mhiktaryan, and the rest these players are other attackers man u have. Not to mention the ones that came from midfield

Spurs have son with a hand in 12 goals, Alli and sterling with a hand in 12 goals each.

The same goes to Liverpool with salah, countinho and mane? What is the difference ? These teams are scoring more, their attacker scoring almost same with their strikers or more than their strikers. Compare this with your attackers and point out any of hazard, Pedro, Willian have had a hand in goals more than this players listed.

Conte have already pointed it out, the team should score more. If you don't see this but heap it on Morata because of your misunderstanding around his persona. Nothing can be done to remedy your views about him.

oga, you are beginning to sound ridiculous with this your defence of morata.

Even me wey be em big fan no go type some of the ridiculous things you have been posting here.

Saturday's scoreless draw with Leicester, who dominated the first half before being reduced to 10 men, shows nearly all of the Blues are struggling
Alvaro Morata has been repeatedly identified as Chelsea's biggest under-performer at the moment but Saturday's 0-0 draw at home to Leicester City showed that his present malaise has spread to many of his team-mates.
The Foxes peppered the Blues' goal in the first half with 12 shots in total, the most by any visiting side in the opening 45 minutes of a game at Stamford Bridge since 2003-04. Indeed, while Chelsea ended the game on the offensive, that was only due to the second-half dismissal of Ben Chilwell's senseless dismissal.
In truth, Chelsea were lucky to escape with a point. Their historice third consecutive 0-0 draw in all competitions was undeserved, and for all the wrong reasons.
A stalemate looks all the more disappointing, given Leicester have lost 12 of their last 14 games against Chelsea in all competitions, but had Chilwell not got himself sent off, it's likely that Claude Puel's adventurous approach would have been rewarded with a victory.
Morata and Eden Hazard started up front once again, which was unsurprising, with Antonio Conte seemingly having decided that 3-5-2 is the only way to go, after abandoning his preferred 3-4-3 following in light of his side's a bad run in October.
Chelsea's £55 million striker will take more criticism after a match in which the only thing he did of not was earn his sixth booking of the season – and rightly so. Morata has scored just three goals in all competitions since November 22.
However, he is not the only player performing poorly. Hazard still looks badly out of sorts, just as he did against Arsenal in midweek, and the Belgian was substituted for the third game in a row.
Hazard is under intense pressure to provide a creative spark for Chelsea, as the sole player who links Morata to his midfield, and he is also covering a huge amount of ground in the 3-5-2 formation, not least because so many of his team-mates are out of form and offering little.
In short, Hazard looks exhausted from carrying the Blues attack almost all on his own.
Cesc Fabregas is a genius creator but his spark and fluidity has ebbed away in recent months, and it was no surprise to see him come off at the same time as Hazard.
Conte decided against withdrawing Tiemoue Bakayoko but the midfielder still doesn't look remotely close to justifying the club's decision to sell Nemanja Matic and sign the ex-Monaco man for the same £40 million fee.
Pedro and Willian came on in place of Hazard and Cesc but they made little impact. Indeed, Pedro has been the player to have declined most since last season, when his crucial goals played a huge part in Chelsea's title win.
Willian, perhaps, deserves more game time after some good performances against lesser opposition but with the club's new, more cautious formation, his first-team chances have been limited.
Overall, the worrying thing was that with Puel having lined Leicester up in a bold 4-4-2 formation, they outplayed Chelsea for long stretches, as Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez played with the confidence that you would expect of a Chelsea player.
The Blues were fortunate to claim what was their fourth stalemate in a row. They are now nine points off their total after 23 games from last season but, even more crucially, trail Premier League leaders Manchester City by a whopping 15 points, having played one game more than Pep Guardiola's side.
Conte's reign at Chelsea has been great so far and, amid talk of him potentially leaving at the end of the season, most fans want to see him stay for at least another year.
However, the negativity among the fans has hit its highest levels since the Italian's arrival as Chelsea boss, with their side no longer enjoyable to watch.
The Chelsea boss was raging on the touchline and he used up his substitutions after just 56 minutes, the earliest he has ever done so since taking charge.
Leicester deserved their point and the problems at Chelsea go well beyond just Morata's malaise. It extends to a whole group of underperforming champions.
As Conte said afterwards, "I don't think it is only Morata's problem, also the other players, because we are not scoring goals. We are not conceding, but we are not creating chances."
The remainder of Chelsea's season hinges upon Conte finding a solution.


http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/chelsea-can-no-longer-count-on-hazard-to-carry-them-as/1g7kp3j0bpwsw1b2fzey0hghlc

HOW TO COOK DRAW SOUP!
Add 1 spoon of Conte
Dribble it with 2 cups of Hazard
Tackle the mixture with 4 packets of Kante
Add a slice of Cahill and a pinch of Zappacosta
And pour one sachet of Bakayoko to improve the draw aroma
Chill for 90 minutes before you miss it with a spoon of fine Morata
And then cover the pot with Courtois
Let it steam and watch it all draw out






Lol. People dey craze o

Nihilist:
Nateevs, Conte making almost exactly the same argument here, even though he's obviously making his statement in a way to protect Morata.

Defence is not a problem.
Chance creation is not a problem.
Formation is not a problem


FINISHING is our problem.

How can we play three 0-0 games in a row and be looking at the defensive midfielder instead of the striker?

every thing boils down to the whole team not being in form. Not only the striker. Just like today, the striker did not get any clear cut chance.

It also has nothing to do with the system. The same system was used against atm, Liverpool, United and City before morata injury, and we all know how great the performances were that day.

raumdeuter:
No formation prohibits chance creation and shot taking, the number of Hazards ball sent directly to the opponent in the first half alone was more than 6

he also had one direct to fabregas. Did you see that one?

Antonio Conte watched his side extend our unbeaten run at Stamford Bridge, but it was ultimately a frustrating afternoon as we were held to a third consecutive goalless draw against Leicester City.
Cesc Fabregas saw a couple of first-half attempts saved by Kasper Schmeichel, while the Leicester goalkeeper also saved a late Marcos Alonso free-kick, but the visitors, who finished the game with 10 men after Ben Chilwell was sent off, weren’t without their own chances, particularly in the first half.
Conte felt the heavy schedule caught up with his players.
‘I think to find an excuse or alibi, today we paid for our effort against Arsenal,’ said the Blues boss.
‘To play on Wednesday and then against a really good, physical team like Leicester, after only two days, is tough. We played with almost the same players as we did against Arsenal.
‘My plan was to play with one team against Norwich and then these last two games with the same team. I saw a lot of players who were very tired.
‘We suffered a lot in the first half and at the start of the second half. When I decided to put on fresh energy ( Pedro and Willian) the game changed. We tried to create chances to score without suffering defensively and win the game, but in the end I think the result was fair.’
It’s now three games without a goal for the Blues, and Conte believes the whole team, not just the strikers, must take responsibility.
‘I think the problem is for the team, not only for
Morata . Compared to last season we are conceding less and showing more solidity, but we haven’t had great quality in our finishing. A lot of time defenders have had chances to score but didn’t take them.
‘We have to try to improve in this aspect, but the problem is not just for Morata , or Batshuayi when he plays. We have to improve our quality in the last step.’
When Willian and Pedro were introduced for Eden Hazard and Cesc Fabregas , who Conte said were withdrawn due to tiredness, we changed from 3-5-2 to 3-4-3, and the Italian spoke about the systems
‘Don’t forget last season there were different players. We changed many players and I have to find the right balance. Against Norwich we played 3-4-3 with Willian , Pedro and Batshuayi (in attack) and Drinkwater and Bakayoko (in midfield) but we didn’t score.
‘It’s not a problem with the system. With both systems we are conceding less but scoring less than last season. The situation is very clear. We must improve with shots from outside if we want to score and win.’
Conte also provided an update on Gary Cahill , who went off injured in the first half
' Cahill has a muscular problem, but not a serious problem. I don’t know how much time he needs to recover but the doctor told me it’s not serious.’

Leyqute:
FIXED.

we shall see.