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CHELSEA, CHELSEA!!! |
Rafa wait too flipping long. This ninja will throw this game away if he don't bring on ba for Torres ans luiz for Oscar. Rubbish coach. |
Leave Nateevs o! After all his arguments came unstuck, best he can say is "all of you supported Roman's revolving door policy " That's a drowning ninja clutching at straws. Wise heads called for Scolari and AVB sacking, Nateevs defended their stupidity to the hilt. Their replacements immediately proved they were stupid. Wise heads rejected Di Matteos sacking. Nateevs was loving it and telling us why he deserved it, and how his replacement has the tactical experience. His replacement is now the worst performing manager in RAs reign. Once again, Nateevs propensity for being on the wrong side of common sense has caught him out and he is coming here to lay blames and deflect attention from his brainfarts by finger!ng us as being "supporters of a revolving door policy" I hope the revolving door in the strikers position is not affecting his sensibilities. Horrendous strikers are finally being revolved to the bench by fanpower. Maybe this is why Nateevs is disillusioned. Few weeks ago, he was jizzing himself over "vertical passes", the wonderful switchback tactics favoured by his favourite technical director and implemented by his lauded coach for his favourite striker. All three are failures who need to be revolved out of the club ASAP. |
My vote goes to killaverse. He is a beast on the text with original wordplay littered throughout his verse, although too much play on the word WHYTE. He won almost every category. Khim came much killer in her battle with Mikuz. This verse was not up to that previous level. |
Ma favourite track. . . . I spat this track on a phucked up Mic. . . .but niggas still know who the Monoflow King! http://picosong.com/3apS See lyrics below: Ibime: Make una leave matter. |
El Guapo: [color=#0066ff]IB, Lets Place the 'Untested' Fact Aside, you've never been an advocate of the tiki-taka Football, what about the Sudden Switch of Lanes Or rather Self-Contradicting Choice?[/color]What the young men can't see, the elders have already seen in their sleep. 20 years of watching and playing footie has taught me a lot. Like I said, Ibime does not favour any style of footie. I know what makes each and every style works, that's why I always make the right calls. Meanwhile where is your boy Nateevs. Is he too emotionally traumatised by Stamford Bridges rejection of the cancerous cell called shekpe keeper to drop by and say hi these days. |
lekkie073: #flashback# dec 17, i was assigned d mission of catching up two vets....avantgarde and a certain tboogie. one month after, i am seeing avantgarde way below while tboogie is tied on points with me.....now, this is a serious statement of intent.......i am going for the top tenShebi I tell you to no dey broadcast information. See as me and you carry this week overtake several ninjas. |
The booing operation still in full effect for the shekpe keeper. Meanwhile the ones who told us Rafa would expose RDM are asking about Ba who is doing his job unlike shekpe. Rafa would improve Chelsea and get Torres firing. None of these has happened. Whilst RDM struggled against big dogs, the likes of Corinthians and Swansea are dining on Chelsea table. We started the season within touching distance of 7 trophies. Now that both RDM and Emenalo's chosen switchback specialist Rafa couldn't put hands on those, when do we start turning attention to the incompetent technical director? |
Demba Ba took 15 mins to bench Torres permanently |
jamez3d: okay, done with the uploads and emailed the 'exhibit d' track to you ibime.Thanks boss. I appreciate. Exhibit D is ma favourite BTW, do you have "We Get it in" and "so nice"? |
FBS: And Pep goes to Bayern! Am I happy or whatI wanted pep at Chelsea regardless of the fact he is untested outside Barcelona. I need a manager with the kudos to call the shots, buy and sell players etc rather than leave it in the hands of Roman and the executive clowns |
Ipukulu Marines is like tortoise in this game. We dey come small small, but by GW38, you go know say we dey! |
When Torres came on, the chant was "you don't know what you're doing" Like I said, we will continue to boo him into oblivion, transfer or retirement! The dye is cast. Torres has gone beyond the point of no return!! |
Kimwhyte surprised me. I never knew she was ill like this. She goes straight into ma top 5. But all things considered, Mikuz was more clinical and his bars were arranged better with better flow. Since the battle is already decided, I guess ma vote doesn't count but I get the feeling some voters here wanna see Mikuz fall! ![]() |
mikuz: Ibime upload the track in another site.http://picosong.com/3xpD/ |
Dis place is turning into biter central. Meanwhile that punk Kerijay telling me about phyno. Who? @ the peeps that asked (B'Amor), I managed to rescue one of ma old tracks from 2009 off my email. . . home studio shyte. . . but there you go. . . "Maestro" by Ibime [SC]https://soundcloud.com/ibime/maestro[/SC] @ Jamez3D, please hit me with the rest of ma tracks. . . .Ibime@hotmail.co.uk |
Benitez claiming Torres had stomach bug on Wednesday. CFC official twitter released same statement on twitter, twitteratti are asking if he's had stomach bug for 2 years. ![]() |
lekkie073: first of all.......First rule of veteranship. . . never put information in the public domain. At least 20% of ninjas are not aware of what you are talking about. Keep it so! Also, Dyabs is not a newbie, he's a prehistoric vet. Me and Dyabs started FPL together before everyone started joining. |
Torres' day of reckoning. . . . ![]()
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kerijay: quote author\\ibime. Aint saying u biting bro but it seems ur punches aint genuine cuz they were adapted from people's lyrics and u remodel it..........U aint A CHAMP cuz ya aint a true emcee......I urge u nigga to be innovative. _Yes of course Boss! I hear you! Stop exposing your limited exposure to rap by quoting fillers. . . . if I rap "I shine like the sun", you might tell me I stole it from Socrates or Aristotle. Efulefu! |
The two foolish musketeers are still digging depper holes for themselves instead of making a clean breakaway like Nateevs. Dont worry. . . within one month, we will BOO Torres into oblivion, transfer or retirement. |
Dem done start to turn am into argument again? Please just let the boos tell the story. No need for argument. Nateevs done run. He was the only one worth engaging on Torres issue. Coogar is a mad man. Just ignore him as always. |
jamez3d: DOPE VERSE IBIMEPls holla me!! Ibime@hotmail.co.uk |
Loving it. . . . Everyone to a man on all the blogs are counting the cost of Torres and blaming him (and rightly so) for everything we have lost this season from the EPL to UCL to CWC to Capital One Cup. To blaming him for wasted talents being kept on the bench, money being wasted, his teammates being demotivated by his corrupt inclusion, favoured managers being sacked and hated Benitez being imposed. Like I told these shekpe lovers, Torres day of reckoning is coming. . . it has now arrived. Everyone can see that Torres is the CANCER eating Chelsea from the inside, as I rightly described him all this while. |
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2920/league-cup/2013/01/10/3661220/ba-and-michu-put-torres-to-shame-as-benitez-feels-the-heat?source=breakingnews&ICID=HP_BN_14 [size=14pt]Ba and Michu put Torres to shame as Benitez feels the heat again[/size] A shock home defeat saw months of pent up anger, frustration and disillusionment among Blues fans finally spill over into something resembling the beginnings of open mutiny The only thing more intriguing than Torres' remarkable decline over the past three years - and in truth it has become something of a tired topic - is how he has mastered the trick of avoiding getting chances. He didn't score, didn't really do anything and, worse still, he never looked likely to. The mood was tense from the moment the teams were announced. Bruce Buck, club chairman and the public voice of Roman Abramovich, was booed when he ventured onto the pitch. Demba Ba, dropped in favour of Fernando Torres despite scoring two debut goals against Southampton on Saturday, was given a pointedly rapturous reception from all four corners of Stamford Bridge, while the loudest pre-match cheer of all was reserved for Frank Lampard, also benched. Even as the Blues made a confident start to the match, with reunited trio Juan Mata, Eden Hazard and Oscar buzzing dangerously around the final third, every move was set to the tune of ‘Super Frankie Lampard’ or ‘Sign him up’. As the success of Swansea’s defensive gameplan became more evident, the exasperated crowd focused ever more intently on their absent stars. In midfield, every error made by the unusually poor Ramires was interpreted as another reason to bay for Lampard’s introduction. With 71 minutes gone and the home side already trailing, Rafa Benitez finally granted the Blue masses their wish. But he gave Torres another 10 minutes to become the full focus of their ire, before finally removing him to a very audible – if not quite all-encompassing – chorus of boos. The only surprise about the Spaniard’s fall from favour is that it has taken this long to complete - this was his 100th appearance for the club, albeit no cause for celebration. With Torres, Chelsea fans have shown exceptional patience and understanding, mainly borne out of a desperate desire to see the man become something more than the most expensive flop in the history of English football. For a while, they believed the excuses – that Didier Drogba was too intimidating, that their team played too slowly, or that it was simply a crisis of confidence. But this season Torres has run out of credit, and sympathy has turned to anger with the realisation that the brutal sacking of Roberto Di Matteo and the loathsome imposition of Benitez will yield no more than the same old listless performances. Torres has been dismissed in many quarters as having declined into mediocrity in every department, but this is not the case. For there is no striker in England, and quite possibly in Europe, who is so adept at disappearing completely from a match. In 81 minutes he touched the ball just 19 times, and mustered only one shot – a half-hearted curler on the half-turn from outside the area which drew appreciation from only the most one-eyed Chelsea fans. His team were effectively playing with 10 men. This unique ability to be so consistently inconsequential is almost impressive in a side bursting with pace and creativity. But hiding is not a quality which is valued at any level of football, let alone at a club which won the Champions League only seven months ago. Michu was almost as anonymous for Swansea. But he worked selflessly for his team, hassled the Chelsea defence and, when his chance came, he took it with the dead-eyed cool of a seasoned gunslinger. He scores when he wants. Torres rarely shows any such desire. As long as the hapless Spaniard was the only striker at Stamford Bridge, supporters had no choice but to back him. But now the club have actually signed someone who scores goals, they see no reason to persist with this folly. Only when Ba came on did Chelsea look like they had teeth. Benitez refused to criticise his ‘star striker’ after the game. In fact, he was careful not to mention his name once, or that of Ba. “I’m happy with the way the team was working,” he told reporters. “I don’t think we can talk about one player.” His optimism will provoke further anger among Chelsea fans, but not surprise. Benitez knows he cannot speak ill of Torres without torpedoing the sole reason he was brought to Stamford Bridge. As long as Abramovich regards his ‘gift’ as someone worth persisting with, Ba will not start key games, despite what fans, journalists or even statistics say. The boos at the final whistle were about more than one result. Whether it be the enforced departure of Drogba, the hiring of Benitez, the shabby treatment of Lampard or the corrupt pre-eminence of Torres, Chelsea supporters see all around them evidence of a club which not only ignores them, but is discarding everything they hold dear. Benitez and Torres are the current focus of their fury, and it is hard to see how either man can survive at Stamford Bridge for much longer. But if Abramovich and his advisors do not take care, Wednesday night showed they too may soon feel the full force of discontent. |
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/blog/_/name/espnfcunited/id/2651?cc=5739 Universal appreciation for Lampard long overdue There has always been something about Frank Lampard. Few footballers can divide opinion like him. For all his medals, goals and achievements, he has still spent a career being compared unfavourably to others. Few could have predicted when Frank Lampard arrived at Chelsea that he would establish himself as one of their greatest ever players The 1996 video that ESPNFC podcast presenter Dan Mason released to the world last week revealed that for one night only, he was considered not as good as Scott Canham, the learned opinion of one well-lubricated West Ham punter. Back then, it was Rio Ferdinand who was the "new Bobby Moore". Lampard meanwhile had 'Junior' added to his name. His place in West Ham's team was seen as nepotism on the part of his uncle, Harry Redknapp, whose assistant happened to be brother-in-law Frank Lampard Sr, an Upton Park legend with 660 appearances for the club. The floppy-fringed attacking midfielder could do little right in the eyes of some Hammers fans, even when showing off an ability to score goals from midfield, and running his chubby legs off for the cause. "Right to the very top," is what Uncle Harry predicted while a clearly embarrassed Lampard Jr looked on and an unconvinced audience murmured. After all, Joe Cole, three years younger, was always going to be better than him. And cousin Jamie, of Liverpool fame, had been and done it already. Uncle Harry was nearly bang on too. In 2005, Frank Lampard, with Dad now having to put with being called "Senior", was voted the second-best player in both the Ballon d'Or and FIFA World Player of the Year. Only a high-peak Ronaldinho could talk down to him. However, back in third in the Ballon d'Or, there was someone else. Steven Gerrard embodied everything that an English midfielder should be. He made driving runs, scored vital goals, led by example, exerted boundless energy, and had the majesty of winning in Istanbul to his name. Lampard could not match that flourish. He never scored goals quite like Stevie did. Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard provoked a decade of debate about their ability to play together for England Someone at Chelsea seemed to agree, even if Jose Mourinho always spoke of Frank in the highest terms. They spent two summers trying to sign Gerrard. He was but a last-minute change of heart away from making the King's Road his footballing home. Had he done so, Lampard would surely have been the player forced to make adjustments to accommodate the new star. By that time, one of English football's longest running and most ultimately futile debates had begun in earnest. Could Gerrard and Lampard play together for England? And if not, why not and then who must be dropped? The answer to that almost always leaned towards Lampard. Gerrard was the special one, the passion player who would drive England to glory. Lampard's presence had already offended another camp. At Euro 2004, Sven Goran Eriksson had decided that to shoe-horn the Gerrard/Lampard axis he would play Paul Scholes on the left wing. Even nine years ago, Scholes was no-one's idea of a fleet-footed runner of channels. Lampard the arriviste had supplanted the most singular English midfield talent of the last 20 years. Scholes took his leave of international football with Lampard handed blame, even though it was Eriksson's cowardice of selection that caused the problem. What is it about Lampard that invited such suspicion? Why was he not cherished by those outside Stamford Bridge? Well, Lampard is a curiosity in English football. He is not the street footballer that Gerrard, Scholes, Cole or Wayne Rooney all represent, reason being that he has probably rarely played street football. Frank Sr sent him to an Essex public school, an educational world away from most of his footballing peers; none of his team-mates are likely to have an A* GCSE in Latin. Lampard is also blessed with a 150-plus IQ, in the top 0.1% of anyone, let alone footballers, which may rule out his being on the wavelength of Ashley Cole, though John Terry was said to be in the top three of the Chelsea players measured when they were tested in 2009. Lampard's intelligence, both learned and innate, is reflected in his play, and therein lay more reasons for his not being taken to purists' hearts. English football trusts natural ability above all else. Self-made players who worked on their game to reach the top like Kevin Keegan were always regarded as lesser mortals to George Best, even if the latter's gifts were drained in the same manner he regularly demolished goblets of white wine. When Chelsea won the Champions League, they did so through a grit and tactical intelligence that was embodied by none other than Lampard. As his previous triathlete energy levels were diminishing, he redrew his play. He retained an effectiveness to so far escape Gerrard, who until recently looked rather lost amid Brendan Rodgers' philosophies. When England exited Euro 2012 in their usual manner, passed to death by Andrea Pirlo, it was apparent that the new Lampard - missing through injury - might have been the player they missed most. At 34, Lampard has become appreciated like never before. The previously and perhaps understandably chippy interviewee now speaks with candour, with the air of one who has indeed been right to the top. Certain Manchester United fans would even be happy for him to replace Scholes in their soon-to-be vacant midfield elder statesman role. An increasing distance from Terry may have helped the public image, but Lampard has become a credit to his club, just as its top-brass become eager to disassociate from him. Such is the chaotic way of Chelsea, the club he will leave this summer at the latest. He may not have possessed the gifts of Peter Osgood or Gianfranco Zola or been able to sign off with quite the same glory as Didier Drogba could in Munich, but 12 years of perpetual achievement in the club's richest years must grant him the title of Chelsea's finest ever player. When Lampard does take his leave of Stamford Bridge, an imminent departure that leaves most true Blues aghast, he should do so being compared unfavourably to nobody. |
I never knew Nateevs was a West Ham fan back in 1996. . . see him haranguing Harry Redknapp about Lampard in 1996. . . ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctWS52IA_JY |
[size=14pt]CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MY FELLOW CHELSEA FANS. ALTHOUGH A YEAR TOO LATE, WE HAVE FINALLY DONE TODAY WHAT WE HAVE BEEN NEEDING TO DO TO GET THE CANCER OUT OF THE TEAM. ONLY CHELSEA FANS CAN REMOVE THIS CANCER FROM THE TEAM AS THE MAD RUSSIAN LIVES IN A BUBBLE. I AM LISTENING TO TALKSPORT NOW. . . . PUT IT THIS WAY, FROM THE WAY THE FANS ARE SPEAKING, TORRES IS FINISHED AT CHELSEA. HE WILL BE BOOED ANY MINUTE HE STEPS ON THE PITCH FROM NOW ON!!! [/size] http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2920/league-cup/2013/01/09/3660758/chelsea-fans-turn-on-torres-call-for-demba-ba?source=breakingnews&ICID=HP_BN_10 Rafa Benitez's side suffered a 2-0 defeat at home to Swansea in the Capital One Cup and the home faithful appear to have finally lost patience with their £50 million striker Chelsea fans’ frustrations with much-maligned striker Fernando Torres appeared to reach boiling point on Wednesday night, with supporters booing the Spaniard and calling for Demba Ba during the Capital One Cup defeat to Swansea. The Spanish striker started the game for the Blues but it was another Spaniard who left his mark on the game as Michu scored and helped the Swans to a superb 2-0 victory at Stamford Bridge. Torres, who was making his 100th appearance for the Blues, managed 81 minutes but it was another disappointing performance, with the striker rarely threatening before being hooked in the second half. Throughout the match Torres was targeted by sections of the Chelsea support, with boos audible, while chants for Demba Ba echoed around Stamford Bridge as the new signing watched on from the bench. Rafa Benitez eventually gave in to the incessant crowd and introduced Ba with just under 10 minutes to go, and during that short cameo he made an impact, twice going close before having a goal disallowed for being marginally offside. Danny Graham added a second for Swansea late on, while the Chelsea fans' annoyance towards Torres soon switched to Benitez as chants for Roberto Di Matteo rang out. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So the conclusion is, after all the GIFS, wasted hours and shyte chatting from the three silly musketeers (Nateevs, Coogar and Debosky), it only took 90 minutes for the spanish homosexual to be driven out of Chelsea by a competent striker. I always maintained that this kind of pressure shoulda been on Torres had Sturridge been given the chance to show the fans the contrast between a striker and a minus one. ibime: Make una leave these emotional guys to dey yarn abeg.All it took was 90 minutes for the above to come true!!! Yet again, Nateevs is on the wrong side of the major arguments. Whether hating on Lampard since 2007, supporting Scolari and AVB, hating on RDM or supporting Torres, Nateevs is always on the wrong side of the argument. I want cats to remember this next time they take Nateevs arguments seriously and jump on his side of any debate. The nigga has a hazardous record when it comes to any major footie debate. . . and all his tactical arguments should be taken with a pinch of salt!! ![]() |
I dey laugh o! Ivanovic needs to show us the betting slip for the bet he placed before the match! When Rafa Benitez is ready to be successful, he will be successful. Ya'll know what I'm talking about. For clues, listen to the chants of "we want Demba Ba, we want Demba Ba" and the boos the Spanish homosexual received as he came off. This is what I've been calling for. We are a big club. Boo the cancers on the pitch holding us to ransom like fans at other big clubs do. Some shekpe lovers cannot sleep well tonight. Torres will need psychological counselling in the morning after the fans let him know he is a cancer tonight. There's only one Di Matteo! |
Chelsea fans singing "we want Demba Ba, we want Demba Ba" |
[quote author=B'am0r]IBIME,am loyal sir! Nyc nyc... I enj0yd readin evry bit of dat lines! U gat ah track yet,bro? Wuld love to hear u spit... I respect u ooOoO![/quote]Cheers bro. . . I had some tracks on here www.plunder.com/ibime but the site swallowed it up and I lost ma back up on USB. . . am wondering where I can get those tracks back. . . |
. . Soon as this bandit appear/ niggas start to panic and fear/ I’m married. . . but yeah. . . I might have an affair/. . . cos I got more dates. . .than a whole calendar year!/ I’m a gangster and goon/ A savage baboon/ who run with ravishing loons/ who brandish harpoons/ and cannons that shoot. . . at range so long. . .that if we do a 21 barrel salute/. . at least 10 bullets. . . would land on the moon!!/ So refrain from dissing me/ or maintain a safe proximity/ at a distance that equates to infinity/ cos ma rifle aim could literally/ knock ya brain facility. . . from long range. . . even if we aint. . . in the same vincinity!!!/ Ma flows outstanding/ eating smoked trout and salmon/ in a bespoke town mansion/ closing high powered deals. . .while you jokes out slanging/ coke round Camden/ Either that. . . or you broke clowns lounging/. . .all day in 'barbershops'. . . then go home to ya 'lowbrow' housing!!!/ Some folks now ranting/ like ma quotes won’t outrank him/ But my biceps strong enough to choke out Samson!/ . . .so one punch would leave his whole frown hanging!/ Throw the f@ggot off a cliff. . . to crack his bones on landing. . . on brokeback mountain!/ Y'all cats lonely!/ while I got more chicks than mass poultry/ even despite matrimony/ and ya girl wanna act cozy/. . .so she gast blow me!/ but Im like Ginuwine when I play these slags closely/ So she best saddle up . . . cos if she try any horseplay. . . I’ll ride her fat pony!/ The fans know me/ though I play the back, lowkey/ like Sam Sodje/ I own banks. . .and banks owe me/ so bet the bank on me/ cos those who bank on me. . . . got "more stash". . . than Dan "goatee"!/ My punches aint too fast. . . y’all just react slowly!/ I aint tryna act holy/ but FFR is full of new cats mostly/ who need to ask. . . why I’m the champ. . . from niggas that know me!!/ Blaqbonez a damn phony/ I read his wack poetry/ One verse cant dethrone me/ And that’s solely/. . . cos you rank lowly!!/ . . like so many foes that 'made a few waves'. . . but 'sank slowly'!/ But it’s a fact only/ Mikuz and Prince consistently rap dopely/ . . . and DBR is that homie!/ oNe |
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