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David Haye is killing it now! |
Im listening to the radio and the British commentators think Haye is winning. . . . the Yankee commentators think Valuev is ahead. . . . shows a difference in attitudes. . . . as long as Valuev is forcing the fight, Haye is losing IMO. |
My link has gone dead. . . |
David is losing this fight. He needs to bang with this guy or the judges wont give him anything. |
David is taking more chances now. . . . he needs to or he's losing this. |
Ive never seen a fight with so few punches thrown. All we have is a giant chasing a dwarf across the ring. |
Valuev hasnt landed a punch yet. . . but one punch will stop David's heartbeat instantly ![]() |
OK. . . . the fight begins. . . BTW, this fight should be illegal. . . . I have never seen a natural cruiserweight fight a natural super-heavyweight before |
Nah, David Haye is my boy. A boxer is supposed to be cocky. The size difference is too much sha. |
It is a real shame whats happening in Igbo states recently. I remember Osisi laughing at me some time ago cos of the state of kidnappings in Rivers State. Now Rivers State is safe and Igbo states are another story. A real shame. |
Fight just about to start. Biggest heavyweight fight this year. For those with sopcast, go to MMA TV. For others, try any of these links: http://www.iraqgoals.net/ch3.html http://www.ustream.tv/channel-popup/tes52 |
Are my eyes deceiving me or am I seeing Eldee FC, lalaboi FC and Reptilez FC above MEND FC? This one done pass play. Na kung-fu be this. No biggie, most of my militants are yet to play. |
Pure rubbish! |
Eldee, whats happening with ma battle with Mailmalc or Wordsmith. . . . any of the two would do. . . . una too dey slow pesin hand for Warcraft. |
How can a sick man predict whether he will be healthy enough to give a speech at a designated time every month? |
Instead of Obama worrying about changing the "dont ask, dont tell" policy, I think its better to review the policy of sending muslim soldiers to fight against their brothers in the Middle-East. In situations where there might be a possible conflict of interest, muslim soldiers should be put on non-combatant duty to stop this ish from happening again. |
eyonigger:Man mi, will you leave dem 16 year old girls alone! ![]() |
davidylan:We know the secret bro. . . . one transfer a week is free. ![]() |
dayokanu:Sharp man! ![]() This thread will turn to your Golgotha if Bayern lose this game. ![]() |
davidylan:Still top 2, but miles behind Galacticos with no chance of catching up. . . . that nucca Galacticos is in a league of his own. . . . literally. . . . I think I might create a seperate league for him and kick him out of the Nairaland League. |
tkb417:Confidence without competence is delusion. Emperoh:This is a more realistic expectation. I hope other scummies would see sense and adopt your outlook on things. Like I said, any positive result for United (even a draw) will be greeted with unbridled elation in Manchester. Cristalz:I quite like the niches they are creating for themselves. Even 3rd place in the league is a niche. . . . and mark my words, Man Utd will finish no higher than Chelsea or Arsenal this season unless they embark on a spending spree in January. |
Governance of this section is highly questionable. FFS, why should a one-man-club merit a sticky thread? There should be only 3 sticky threads on this section. I dont need to name the clubs. Is this a medium to insult Dayokanu? Dayo, you better soji the trap they are setting. |
Done! |
Venue: Stamford Bridge Date: Sunday 8th November Time: 4pm GMT, 5pm NT Chelsea and Manchester United do battle on the back of high-scoring draws against Athletico Madrid and CSKA Moscow respectively. The possible absence of Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic will have even the most intrepid of Red Devils fearing an evisceration at the hands of a Chelsea team who boast their full complement of stars with the return of John Obi Mikel to full fitness. With Didier Drogba, the Ivorian juggernaut, in scintillating form, United’s physiotherapists will have to work hard to ensure that Vidic in particular, is ready for Sunday’s meeting, as the supine performances of the Brown-Evans partnership portend an uncomfortable 90 minutes for United otherwise. Vidic seems to hold the Indian sign over Didier Drogba, having managed to emasculate the Ivorian on several previous occasions, the most famous being the UCL final in Moscow. However, Vidic has never faced a Didier Drogba in this kind of form and fitness, and many pundits would struggle to disagree with Carlo Ancelotti’s unequivocal appraisal of The Drog as the hottest striker in World football today. Ancelotti will be wary of Chelsea’s favourites tag knowing the depth of resilience present in any United team. That much was evident in the clash against Arsenal at Old Trafford where Arsenal dominated proceedings exclusively, but left Old Trafford with the proverbial pizza on their face. They say revenge is a dish best served cold and Chelsea will be hoping (in defiance of all culinary cliché’s), to give United a taste of their own peppersoup, having lost 3-0 in their last competitive encounter. Chelsea can be expected to line-up with a 4-4-2 diamond, with Lampard, Essien and Ballack sureties to start in midfield, complemented at the top of the diamond by either one of Joe Cole or Deco. United will line up with a 4-4-2, although it is difficult to predict the composition of United’s midfield. Ferguson’s proclivity for rotation this season is enough to make even the tinkerman, Claudio Ranieri, blush in deference to his mastery of the art. Darren Fletcher is struggling for fitness and may miss the match, but United fans will be hoping that Anderson can provide some energy in midfield. Finally, the idiom “quality over quantity” is a resounding theme at Old Trafford these days, as Nani, Owen and Valencia have struggled to fill the boots (and goal-quota) of Cristiano Ronaldo. Nani is short of confidence; and has been widely excoriated for his awry decision-making, whilst Michael Owen has underwhelmed. Valencia has also perplexed critics with the rigidity and linearity of his movement. The Ecuadorian winger looks like a robot on the right-side of midfield, and his unashamed refusal to use his left foot in any circumstance detracts from the fluidity of the United game. It goes without saying that United’s traditional wing-play superiority over Chelsea has been eroded with the sale of Ronaldo. Ronaldo was a player whose mere presence allowed his team to play 15-yards further up the pitch. Chelsea have never had a better opportunity to steal a march on United; and any positive result for the Red Devils must surely be greeted with unbridled elation in Manchester. However, Chelsea will do well to pay heed to the saying : Complacency is the forebear of disappointment. Let the games begin. . . . Possible absences: Chelsea: None United: Ferdinand, Vidic, Fletcher |
I honestly dont think Liverpool should be getting a sticky thread. How many fans do they have on NL? |
I think they should privatise PHCN first before worrying about anything else. |
Ledum Mitee never let me down. |
Why would Jay Z go to court as a character witness for Beanie Sigel, then after giving a glowing witness of Beanie, at the end of the hearing, when the Judge asked Jay Z if he can guarantee that Beanie will stay out of touble under his watch, Jay Z said no. And then Beanie gets put back in Jail. I think thats wrong. |
****yawn**** One rule we have in HipHop is SHOW AND PROVE!!!. . . . . keep typing ya irrelevant essays nucca. . . . |
Nice, nice battle here. . . . HJ came better in this one than he did against me. . . . and Malthuss also came better than he did against me. . . Ill be back ta vote on this tomorrow. |
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