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Another goal?

great goal by maxi, i wondered why he did not play against man city

Abeg help me ask Kenny Dalglish oh.

Yes Maxi! He does it again!

Enrique which kind pass be that?

Kompany, your daddy! A red card would've been okay!

Downing again. Maxi would've chased down that ball and converted it.

Kuyt's passes have been crappy today!

These guys' passes are sticking more than ours.

Game Over! Liverpool Win

What is Carrol doing replacing Suarez?

Goal! What do you mean! Glen Johnson!!!

Kuyt!! Yee! Good job Henderson!

I was hoping Ramirez would get a second yellow.

Ivanovich, I'll kill you!

Downing? I wish we had better replacements.

Enrique is probably the best defender we have now.

No, no, no, not Henderson, please not Henderson.

I wouldn't be too hasty to blame Mikel, these EPL guys are analysing that goal using slowmo. They, and I, conclude that that goal was more the result of Cech's passing than Mikel's flop.

Half time!

Luis is Chelsea's best thing in defense right now. You guys should really work on your defense.

If David Luis didn't get that yellow card Chelsea would've suffered another goal.

These English commentators are really panning Mikel. They say AVB should've played Meireles instead.

Maxi Rodriguez is at it again. I never lost belief in him. I wonder why KD hasn't been playing him.

Goal! Rodriguez!

Suarez is really pissing me off! He isn't his best today.

Guys, I just came across this information on Wikipedia. Is it really true that the actor Hugo Weaving, known for playing the infamous "Agent Smith" in the blockbuster trilogy, "The Matrix," and voicing "Megatron" in another blockbuster trilogy, "Transformers," {not to mention his role in The "Lord Of The Rings" movies, "Captain America" and other blockbusters} was born in the University of Ibadan Teaching Hospital? I wonder if he understands a word in Yoruba, if it's true.

For a country as populous as Nigeria, I see nothing wrong with the devaluation of our currency. In fact, under normal circumstances, I'd welcome it.  A country with a large workforce as Nigeria should be a major exporter of goods by now, and a devalued currency is the only edge we'd have over other countries exporting goods.

  IN THEORY:
Cost of labor is a MAJOR COST OF PRODUCTION, and it is largely tied to cost of living in the area of production, which in turn is largely tied to the value of the local currency of production.

For instance, feeding for a factory worker in Detroit would be about 20 Dollars a day. We're not talking about other expenditures. N3,500 a day in Nigeria? For what? Feeding a factory worker? The value of the Naira has lowered cost of living to an extent that cost of labor is now very low.

In a less populous country, this theory would probably not play out properly because production in a country with a small population would be capital intensive, and not labor intensive. In a country with such a large workforce as Nigeria, the bulk of the cost of production would probably go to labor, and if labor is cheap, then cost of production would also be relatively cheap.

Look at Japan. What made Japan such a power? LOWER COST OF PRODUCTION.  Factory workers in Japan get paid in Yen, which is far lesser in value to Dollars. Cost of living in Japan is also calculated in Yen. Even where machines replace labor, the machines are produced by humans who are also subject to the theory.

Torres? Hahahahaha!!! Only a few seconds after he started proving his doubters wrong, he proved them very right.

Berbatov, second Torres

How? Ashley Cole was there!

Chelsea Fans, don't cry. In comparison, una still try. Una better pass Milan wey come play first and last minute waka commot.