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Collinz2: check android.mob.org

hope it is free

where can i download these games i was once a game freak ooooo

sats: 1k for 1gb, i get 3gb for 1k on glo bis and it doesnt last two weeks, 1gb? *spits it out*

indecency smh

WoodcrestMayor: He's one of the best around when it comes to caricature illustration.I'm a united fan...been a fan since the days of Cantona.I won't press it on you to come on board;you are at liberty to choose whichever club.I'll like you to do something before taking a decision though-read Patrice Evra's farewell note,decide and I'll respect your choice.

am loving the club already

as long as he never left liverpool he is not better than becks

Marcelinho: Real Madrid have signed Colombian star
James Rodriguez from Monaco in a
£63million deal.
The 23-year-old succesfully passed a
medical in Madrid this morning before
agreeing a six-year deal and is scheduled
to be unveiled in the Spanish capital this
evening.
Rodriguez will join up with Cristiano
Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema
to provide a formidable attacking threat
for the Champions League winners.
Rodriguez was one of the stars of the
World Cup, scoring six goals for his country
on his way to winning the tournament’s
Golden Boot award.
The attacking midfielder scored the goal
of the tournament at the World Cup with a
stunning volley against Uruguay in the last
16.
He makes the move to the Spanish capital
after spending one season at Monaco, whom
he joined from FC Porto for £35million last
summer.
Rodriguez scored nine goals and registered
12 assists for Monaco last season as they
finished second in Ligue 1 behind Paris
Saint-Germain.
A Real statement read: "The player will be
presented today, Tuesday 22 July, at 20:00
CET (7pm), in the Santiago Bernabéu's
presidential box."Following that, James
Rodríguez will take his first steps on the
Santiago Bernabéu's pitch wearing the Real
Madrid jersey and will then answer
questions from the media outlets in
attendance in the press room."
A statement on Monaco’s official website
read: "The club would like to take the
opportunity to thank James for the role he
played in getting the club back to the
Champions League and wishes him the very
best for the future.
"The club had no intention to sell the
player, however the time came when the
solution of a transfer was considered to be
the most beneficial solution for all parties.
"Monaco is proud to be a party to one of
the most significant transfers in football
history.
"Monaco is a club that will continue to grow
and remains focused on the future. More
than ever it has the ambition to strengthen
the team and continue to progress for next
season."
Rodriguez began his professional career
with Colombian side Envigado before moving
down to Argentinian club Banfield aged 17.
His performances for the Buenos Aires
outfit attracted the attention of Porto,
who signed him for £4million in 2010, and
three years later he joined Monaco for
£38.5million after helping the Portuguese
side win a hat-trick of league titles and
the 2011 Europa League.

well might be impressive

misterjosh: Come to Chelsea, we've got lots to offer this coming season.

chelsea the noise is too much

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kendrick93: i tink beyonce is cheatin on him. dats wat i heard

now it is beyonce thats cheating on him

hourly

DZTech: Still available

smh

Tallesty1: Nokia
Tecno
Samsung
Other chinese brands

you must be dreaming that people still use nokia its been a while i set my eye on nokia
well for me its
techno
samsung
bb
i phone
others

da green

look at the way he described jose,arsene,and diego costa.am beginning to love football maybe i'll go for man u

i'll never appreciate tiwa's music again this is the problems nigerian celebs face they don't know how to handle fame.tiwa is definately depreciating

love you all in romance section except andyblaze he acts too childish

4lorunsho: Although am not a shy type but if I can have one who is trustworthy I would be greatful that was my desire then until I had to close my eyes and pursue my dreams. Can someone help those youth of tomorrows leaders

pisure or........................................................... u know the rest

is fashola not part of apc how come we hardly hear bad things about it.nigerians vote for personalty not party.shikenah

wicked

you can never know oooo except God just want to help you

500GP: CAN INNOSON VEHICLES COMPETE WITH TOYOTA, NISSAN, PEUGEOT, MERCEDES BENZ? ABSOLUTELY NO

please go and buy those ones,after people like you will come and start shouting that we are not developing.am sure you have not used the car and you are alrealdy judging it abeg swerve joor.mr innocent keep it up

Dramadiddy: Hello....as a beginner, what you need to know is that the key to getting better is practice, keep practicing a particular bass line until u get it...you will surely get it...although u don't need to play bass lines, esp when a bass player is around...but it still helps to learn bass lines if no bass player is around... Cheers!

thanks

Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement has given us a good reason to cast our minds back over his 26 year tenure and pick what we think is his strongest team from all those years in charge at the Theatre of Dreams.

Each and every one of the following players will have experienced the great man’s infamous hairdryer treatment at some stage, and some certainly left Old Trafford not on the best of terms with their gaffer.

Here’s who we picked, with the reasons why – but as ever with these lists, it’s only one opinion and we would welcome your views to the contrary.

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Peter Schmeichel - Quite simply the best. The Great Dane was an absolute colossus in his eight years between the sticks, culminating in him being captain of the team that won the treble in 1999. Voted the world’s best keeper in 1992 and 1993. Oh, and who can forget his legendary tussles with Ian Wright…

Gary Neville - One of Fergie’s fledglings, and another who went on to skipper the side with distinction, Neville was a one-club man who is still England’s most capped right-back. His hatred of Liverpool was legendary, but with eight league titles to his name, not to mention countless other trophies, Phil’s big brother was certainly Mr Consistent.

Jaap Stam - One of those who Fergie fell out with due to comments in his autobiography, and which hastened his departure from Manchester, the giant Dutchman formed a brilliant partnership with Ronnie Johnsen. Equally adept in the air and with his feet, he surprisingly only spent three seasons at Old Trafford.

Nemanja Vidic - The Serbian gets the nod over Pallister/Bruce/Ferdinand due to his powerful and consistent performances. Another one to skipper the side in recent seasons, and has survived Fergie at Old Trafford, although injuries are starting to affect his career.

Denis Irwin - Undoubtedly one of, if not the best left-back to play in the Premier League. Lighting pace down the left made him a real handful going forward, and he was a brilliant free-kick taker that got him more than his fair share of goals.

Cristiano Ronaldo - For many, arguably already one of the all-time greats of the world game, despite being only 28. Enjoyed a close relationship with Sir Alex and still does to this day. Pace, trickery, great in the air and a mean free-kick artist. Ronaldo has it all – except perhaps for humility, and the ability to know when enough is enough with the hair gel.

Roy Keane - Like Stam, his United exodus was far from cordial, but his fiery character and unflinching commitment to the cause made him the player he was. Remembered particularly for his battles with Patrick Vieira at Arsenal, Keane was a United captain who demanded everything from his troops. His selfless display in the 1999 Champions League semi-final resulted in a card that saw him banned for the final – the Irishman thoroughly merited his place on the greatest stage of all.

Paul Scholes - Like Fergie, announced his retirement only to find the pull of Old Trafford too much to resist. Lauded by the likes of Zidane and Gerrard as the greatest midfielder they ever played against, the ‘ginger ninja’s’ incredible passing and powerful shot won many a game. Rarely had a poor game, and is set to call it a day at the end of this campaign.

Ryan Giggs - United’s longest serving player, and another Fergie fledgling like Neville and Scholes. The boss said his mazy runs gave defenders “twisted blood”, and who would argue? Still playing in his 40th year and set for at least one more season, the Welshman is United’s most decorated player of all time. And don’t forget his goal to knock Arsenal out of the FA Cup in their 1999 semi-final replay – wow.

Eric Cantona - The Frenchman is often hailed as being the key to United’s renaissance. Like Keane, he had a fiery temperament and was never far from controversy. Blessed with a touch of genius, King Eric could do things that most fellow professionals could only dream about. The swagger and puffed out chest marked him out as a firm fan favourite – the United faithful still sing his name at every home game.

Ruud Van Nistelrooy - The Dutchman was another to fall out with Fergie before leaving for Real Madrid, but having waited to sign him after a career-threatening injury, United got more than their money’s worth. Didn’t score too many from outside the box, but what a finisher.

SUBS

Edwin Van der Sar - Fergie always said he regretted not signing the Dutchman earlier in his career – unlucky to miss out but a more than able deputy to Schmeichel.

Gary Palllister - Part of the famed partnership with Steve Bruce, Pallister’s aerial ability marked him out as a defensive rock.

Bryan Robson - Fergie’s Captain Marvel – another midfield dynamo that got goals as well. The former England captain is unlucky to miss out to Keane, but injuries affected his time under Fergie.

Andrei Kanchelskis - Phenomenal pace and skill, the Russian’s inclusion might surprise a few, but was a great watch for this observer.

David Beckham - Wore the number seven shirt prior to Ronaldo’s arrival and another quite brilliant talent. Only misses out because of the Portuguese’s exceptional ability.

Mark Hughes - The powerful Welshman made scoring look easy – from both inside and outside the box.

Ole Gunnar Soslsjkaer - The Norwegian is the original United ‘supersub’ – could always be relied on to come on and score.

babystathopoulos: The way the young guys of this generation disrespect women is sickening, I can't help but put bulk of the blame on women.

@topic, women(esp young girls) in Nigeria are idealist instead of realist when dealing with men. They know most guys would want to have sex even at the second you just met them. They know most guys wouldn't take you on a date and shoping without sex has their number one expectation. They know when they dress sexy to see a guy, the guy cannot help it but fanatize how you would be like na.ked on his bed.
Knowing all these and even more, why would any girl feel disrespected when a guy(not your father,brother,cousin, I can add pastor or brother in the Lord for the naïve ones) make intimate advances at you in his own house(not your house,street,church or any place public)

It is left for you to respond or reject him respectfully(no insults or slap as some say).
The guy crosses the line if he still pressurizes you after you said no or even tries to force you then this is the real serious issue.

My advice; ladies stay away from a guy's house you barely know. This is naija if he forces you to do anything you don't like, it is his territory everyone would put the blame on you even police, your mama not excluded

Abrahym where are you lets check u out have bin chatting with davidolives and he even happens to b my old class mate who knows may be abrahym is........................