₦airaland Forum

mykali:
o boy . . .this is the last week for that bloodclot.
if after the next Bolton match he still goes dud . . .he's getting me boot.

Just checked. . . at least the mugu got 2 bonus points. . .Ive sold him already. . .

nateevs:
Hey

Don't get me wrong bro. . . I was only being sarcastic . .
I saw the game. . We played a 4-3-3. . and even Acellotti said it.

Not arguing.

What do you have to say about Lamps pass to Zhirkov? ;

Shame on Arshavin. . . . what a waste of my money. . . .

nateevs:
Average positions for the day from ESPN shows that the overall formation was a Christmas tree.

Enjoy!!!

Average touch position for a 4-3-3 will always be a Christmas tree if you dominate the game. . . .and it will become a 4-5-1 if you are being dominated. . . .the fluidity of the 4-3-3 is the beauty of the system.

Of course with fullbacks pushed up wide, wingers will come inside cos there is no point eating up the fullbacks space. . . hence the Christmas tree look. . . . this is basic. . .


If in doubt that we are playing a 4-3-3, read Ancelottis comments about his plan to play a 4-3-3 during Drogbas absence:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/chelsea/article6965727.ece


Long live the 4-3-3! 

cap28:
@ibime please do yourself a favour and stop writing such embarrassing stuff

please go and read about George Bush's family background, here are a few facts about the Bush family that you may be unaware of:

The entire Bush family are advocates of Eugenics or racial hygiene as they call it which advocates "selective breeding" and the weeding out of "inferior races".

Prescott Bush - George Bush jnrs grandfather was a Nazi sympathiser and financier, as director of the Union Banking Corp he helped launder money stolen by Nazi bigwigs from jewish families enabling him to make a fortune.

George Bush Snr campaigned in the 60's against the passing of the Civil Rights Act.

http://www.famoustexans.com/georgebush.htm

In 1972 George Bush Snr whilst ambassador to the UN initiated the introduction of forced sterilization programmes in non white countries and communities in the US.

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/193.html

in 1980 George Bush Snr (whilst US VP) appointed one of his cronies to head up the United Nations Development Fund whose main brief was to supervise population control in third world countries.
http://www.tribalmessenger.org/t-bush/bush-family.htm

http://wwwthesixthestate..com/2007/11/bush-family-skull-and-bones-and-nazi.html

http://www.sodahead.com/united-states/undermining-human-nature-mass-media-eugenics/blog-110455/

Who let this mad man out on the loose?

4 Play:
It would have been more accurate to blame the cost of the recession.

The wars, the recession, the taxation policies of Bush.

In other words, apart from universal healthcare (which you support), Obama is inculpable for the increasing deficit.

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=382665.msg5333503#msg5333503 date=1263733316]yea but is that really what the topic is about?

u are the one that brought up bushs aid to africa(which has little relevance to the topic by the way)[/quote]Cap28 suggested that Bush has an anti-black record and was not suitable for heading the committee, hence this debate on Bush's record in Africa.


[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=382665.msg5333453#msg5333453 date=1263732814]if aid is supposed to be humanitarian,why boast about it?[/quote]Pointing out George Bush's humanitarian efforts in Africa is again in rebuttal to the claim that "Bush has anti-black record".






As an African, I can honestly say that we made the most progress on disentangling ourselves from the debilitating deals we had with the IMF whilst George Bush was President. More people got anti-malaria treatment and anti-AIDS treatment than ever before. George Bush was good to Africa. . . . and I make that statement in comparison to the status quo.

4 Play:
Comparatively, Obama's spending plans envisage a deficit that will make Bush's deficits child's play.

Isnt that because Obama is forced to carry the cost of Bush's wars?

4 Play:
The lessons from Chavez's policies are pertinent to the US in respect of the Bush and Obama administrations. If you keep on expanding the Govt in pursuit of populist measures, the chicken will come home to roost at some point.

Why did the Republican party not then make this as big an issue during Bush's tenure as they are doing now?

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=382665.msg5333381#msg5333381 date=1263731953]victim?. . .how ironic. .u are the one praising america for giving u handouts or crumbs[/quote]No such thing as me praising America. . . . all aid to Africa is humanitarian, not empowering. . . .I dont expect any more. . . . unlike yourself expecting America to empower you to produce your own goods. . . . now that is what I call victim mentality.


[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=382665.msg5333394#msg5333394 date=1263732082]i will engage in no such inanity[/quote]Then butt out the thread if you cannot stay ontopic.

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=382665.msg5333261#msg5333261 date=1263730394]thats the best u can come up with? compare me to another person
u keep harping on this fake help. .like d brainwashed african u are or a broken record
if bush is so-keen on helping,why didnt he help american citizens to cheaper drugs from canada?
why did he block it. . his own ppl,
but u will tout the mindless quote above. .that means absolutely nothing
best record my foot . .more like best record for windfall profits for drug companies,and defense contractors?[/quote]Quit the victim mentality mate . . . .

I dont need any lecture on the advantages and disadvantages of aid.

If you think any American President is going to give you something not produced in America, you must living in lala land.

Which money is used to award the contracts to the drug companies. . . . is it not American taxpayer money? Why should he award the contract to a foreign company?

Or do you think his loyalty to his people is divided?

Empowerment in Africa must be internal, not external. The cancellation of debt should give African countries no excuse for not empowering themselves from now on.

Please provide a comparative analysis of American Presidents history in Africa, or just shat it.

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=382665.msg5333178#msg5333178 date=1263729018]africans will survive with or without no damn retro-viral drug
however lots of biotech companies in the west will fail without the business
i think u know who is really being helped here[/quote]They should feel free to reject the offer of help then. . . . or better yet, feel free to produce the drugs if they can.

You are starting to sound as incoherent as Cap28.




Back to the topic:

George Bush had the best record of any American President in Africa. Feel free to discuss by comparing records with any US President. . . .

Going by some of the comments on here, I guess we should start to define the best American President as the one who offered the least aid to Africa.

[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=382665.msg5333094#msg5333094 date=1263727665]why are africans so gullible? trhe whole aids industry is a farce
from the NGOs that over-estimate aids cases in africa,
to bono,to whatever govt trying to intervene to "help"
have u asked yourself who benefits from the so-called $18bln bush pumped into africa
which companies(all american of course),make the anti retro-viral drugs?

when america gives u aid 90% of it or more usually flows back into the U.S
whether it is military aid,where you have to buy equipment from U.S companies
or civilian aid where u have to use U.S human resource or whateva
so dont be fooled[/quote]Whether the money flows back to Yankee is not my concern. . . . did more Africans get anti-retroviral treatment or not under George Bush?

Or can you name any African company that George Bush could have ordered the drugs from? 

I can guess your next argument already. . . . why do they allow drugs companies to hold patents on vital drugs instead of making it open for any country to replicate the drugs?

At which point I will ask you "how do you incentivise R& without copyright protection?"

Make una no dey yarn nonsense for here abeg.

This slowpoke done come again with his nonsense pedantics. . .

Whether you like it or not mate, we are playing 4-3-3 at the moment. . . if you like call it 4-5-1, 4-4-1-1, or call it Christmas tree.



Enjoy. . . .

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=373612.msg5331625#msg5331625 date=1263689015]Ibime, what is your position after GAMEWEEK 22? [/quote]Gameweek 22 does not end till next Saturday.

Ive got 3 Arsenal players, 3 Manure players and 1 Tottenham player all scheduled to play twice this week.

Im already through to the next round of the fantasy Cup (Again) and Im trouncing Muki by 30 points in the Premierleague format.

If I dont outscore you this week, Ill do something Ive never done before - go celibate for a week!

eldee:
I'll go celibate for a whole year

That was last year. Im sure you dont want to repeat that in 2010.

@ Cap28,

Take Tudors advice:

[quote author=Tudór link=topic=382665.msg5330895#msg5330895 date=1263678915]Stop ranting aimlessly please.[/quote]

Boys, we played something special today. . . . just saw the match on Football First. . . . should have been 14-0. . . . I know Sunderland were missing a few players, but that is no excuse for the total domination of Chelsea. . . .


A few observations:


(1.) Anelka is the most intelligent forward I have seen in years.

(2.) @ Nateevs, please review the first-time overhead pass from Lamps to the Zhirkov that led to Anelkas second goal. Lamps is the best first-time passer of the ball in the Prem, and that was shown on countless occassions today. We need to start appreciating our talents instead of hankering after Diegos, VDVs and other passengers. Just because a player does not dwell on the ball doesnt mean he is not an exquisite passer.

(3.) Did someone say Belletti is useless to Chelsea? They must be talking of Belletti the right-back, not Belletti the defensive midfielder. I even prefer Belletti to Mikel at DM. He has always played well in central midfield.

(4.) Ballack is STILL one of the top-5 central midfielders in the Prem. In the diamond formation, he is made to look old and slow chasing opposing fullbacks on the right side of midfield. However, Ballack still covers more km than 90% of midfielders in the Prem. However slow he may be, you dont need pace to play in central midfield. Our return to 4-3-3 will make y'all look at Ballack in a different light.

(5.) Did someone kidnap Malouda? This is not the same Malouda who turned up to play for Chelsea in his first 18 months.

(6.) Ancelotti has a good attitude to playing the 4-3-3. This is not the defensive 4-3-3 of Mourinho. This is more like the attacking 4-3-3 of Barcelona.

(7.) I hope the return of Drogba will not see a return of overreliance on long balls. We should continue playing the way we are.

@ Cap28,


Did the spambot just swallow the gibberish you just posted? Even the spambot recognises the deranged ranting of a malleable juvenile mind. 

You will soon say that the spambot is part of an anti-African conspiracy. 

cap28:
if you have chosen to live in a permanent state of self delusion thats your prerogative, i notice you said george bush was good to africa without mentioning one good deed that he did.

oh let me guess could it be the imminent arrival of AFRICOM on the continent


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzdF4hA4XfY.

I laugh

My friend watch your tone. . . . imagine someone like yourself asking me what George Bush did for Africa. . . GB has the best record of any US president when it comes to humanitarian efforts in Africa. . . . Bill Clintons inclusion in the Haiti relief team is more contentious than that of George Dubya IMO


George Bush:

Pumped $18bn into fighting HIV/Aids, much of it in Africa
Backed cancelling $34bn worth of debt for 27 African states
Tripled US aid to Africa
Launched initiative that has halved Malaria in 15 African countries
Led condemnation of Sudan's record in Darfur as genocide




Feel free to digest any of the links below:




http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/2262217/Analysis-How-George-W-Bush-became-an-African-hero.html

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/7831460.stm

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL17797120080217

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/feb/15/georgebush.usa

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/popular-in-africa-bush-has-given-more-aid-than-any-other-us-president-783387.html

Former Presidents are always called upon for humanitarian causes cos they appeal to a wide range of people.

George Bush was good to Africa. Thats a fact.

hahahaha. . . .

Nateevs, I remember you defending Scolari by claiming that Scolari was flopping because we didnt have a skillful player like Robinho. . . . You were dissing Lampard, Ballack and such claiming Robinho is better than them. . . . . shebi I told you Robinho is a passenger who is bound to flop in the EPL?

Im just watching Citeh game. . . . . Mancini keeps turning around in disgust everytime Robinho loses the ball playing his ninny football.

Robinho came on for Santa-Cruz. . . . now he's been substituted after only 40 minutes for SWP. . . . what a phucking disgrace. . . . a subsitute being substituted. . . . this is the nonsense passenger you claim is better than our players?

Gonna be a good week for me.

Only one mistake. . . I sold Bent for Defoe thinking he was gonna repeat his last hattrick against Hull. . . . I hope he repays the 4 points I spent on him by copping a brace against Liverpool in midweek.

Lamps does it again. . . . another header to add to his 5 headers last season. . . and Nateevs says he cant head the ball.

Lets go there. . . .

I see Ayila has been dropped for no reason at all. . . . Yobo still in the team.

nateevs:
Let's just say Carllotti has learnt a thing or two about football in his short stay in England then.

kudos to uncle Carlo. . . . it takes humility to be a good manager.


This game is too boring mehn. . . . Im definitely switching to Super Eagles in 2nd half. . . . should be more interesting.  

4-0.

At this rate, we will win 9-0 like Spurs did at Wigan.

Lampaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaard!!!!

nateevs:
So should we say Carllotti has ditched the diamond for good. ?

Whether or not, we all know 4-3-3 is the best formation for Chelsea. . . . Drogba or no Drogba. . . . width is essential in the PL.

goaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllll!!!!

Yes sir. . . . soon as I see Chelsea lining up with 2 wingers, I know it should be an easy game. . . . so easy, Ill be switching over at half-time to watch the Super Eagles!!!

Malouda

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