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lucenzo: in other words man is losing

Big time bro...It is clear Moyes cannot handle this team, the old boi is turnin the Lamborghini Diablo( Manure) into a Puegeot '04 Station Wagon(Everton)..

Webb should give it a rest now, the game is beyond his influence.Manure must fall kita kita.

Manchester City have absolutely
dominated this first half and they've got
the second goal they deserve at the ideal
time.
A corner swung in by Samir Nasri is flicked
on to the back post after being misjudged
by the United defenders and there is
Toure, with a perfectly-timed dart, to turn
it in.
United have been so sloppy in this first
period and Moyes now has the most
important team talk of his Old Trafford
career so far. Heeeeeehhheeeeeeheeee!

A little of the sting has gone from the
game in these last few minutes, though
that hasn't favoured Manure. Ashley 'diver' Young
charges down the left and then lobs an
aimless ball into Danny 'overated' Welbeck that is
easily collected by Joe Hart. That about
sums it up for the visitors in this first half.

Kolarov goes down inside the box, leading
to mass appeal from the fans behind the
goal. There did appear to be some light
contact,Webb should stop this rubbish?!

GOAL REPLAY.
Magnificent technique and improvisation
from Sergio Aguero as City take the lead!
The pressure had been mounting for the
last five minutes, with the hosts enjoying
65 per cent of the ball, and when Kolarov
broke clear of Valencia down the left-side,
he picked out Aguero perfectly in the
centre. The forward swivelled and flicked
the ball into the corner of the net, giving
De Gea no hope of reaching it. First blood
to City! The Manure team stinks.

City spread the play right to left as Yaya
Toure cuts loose for the first time. It
comes to Kolarov on the left-hand side
and his shot is deflected away for a
corner. David De Gea, not always so
strong in the air, manages to successfully
punch the corner away

Oouhhh!!! The first chance of the derby falls to City's
Jesus Navas, dead centre, 25 yards from
goal. He doesn't get a clean connection
and the ball sails harmlessly into the
stands.

Heeeeeheeeeeheeeee.

A round-up of the team news: Robin van Persie is the stand-out absentee from the two line-ups at the Etihad for the Manchester derby. The Manure fc striker is out with a suspected groin injury (this is gettin better and better) and is replaced by Danny Welbeck, who partners Wayne Rooney in attack. Ashley Young is favoured by David Moyes ahead of Shinji Kagawa (bad decision but who cares? Gunners4lyfe), who started the Champions League match with Bayer Leverkusen in midweek. City made just one change from the side which launched their Champions League campaign with victory over Viktoria Plzen in midweek, with striker Alvaro Negredo replacing Edin Dzeko. Come On Cityyy!!!

Yes yes.We expect no less from Man City...

gradeA: bros i hail ooo
so na here u dey, after u don cause wahala for liverpool looserpool thread yesterday abi,
but their club is dead sha

Brosssieee!!! Na we-we nah?! Why i no go cause wahala, nna make we enter MANURE FOOTBALL CLUB thread go find trouble, how you take c am?

GUUUuuuuuuuunnnneeeerrrrssssSSSSS!!!!!!!

No doubt what the Arsenal fans think of Ozil. That was quite an ovation for their record signing. His dead-ball expertise has helped them to three goals and he is wonderful to watch.Look at what 42 Million pounds has caused, **kneels down***Thank you FLORENTINO PEREZ.

Mesut Ozil comes off to huge cheers -matched equally by the comeback of Mikel Arteta off the bench. Neva thought i'd say this but Wenger is a baller.

GOAL REPLAY.
A wonderful header from Bacary Sanga, who floats his effort into the top corner from another Ozil ball in.Its enough, Game over...

Flamini is imploring Arsenal to settle down and ease the tempo. Stoke may be changing their style but they still know how to unsettle and disrupt the rhythms of a passing team. Come on you GOOOONEERRSS!!!

booyaakaa!...

GOAL REPLAY.
They'd picked themselves up and had looked to get back in control and now Arsenal are back in front.

From an Ozil corner, Per Mertesacker stooped to flick a header towards the far post - evading everybody - to score. A brilliant finish!!! But if you ask me Serge Gnabry isn't grasping his opportunity with both hands at the moment. He has given the ball away too often due to dilly-dallying and been caught out of position on more than one occasion.

Problem Wenger has is that there's no attacking alternative on the bench

GOAL REPLAY.
Geoff Cameron won the ball way on halfway, marauded forward and - as the move developed - stayed around the box. Arnautovic got on the end of a super ball, hit the post, before Cameron followed up like a striker, not a right-back, to find the corner and equalise. Mark Hughes goes mental on the touchline.Come on you gunners!!!

GOAL REPLAY.
Mesut Ozil stood over a free-kick, fired it towards Begovic's right-hand corner. The goalkeeper can only parry it into the path of Aaron Ramsey who slides home for ANOTHER GOAL.

Heeeheeheeeheee.....

[quote author=St_Ichimaro.Gin]LOL

Those two you mentioned have their cultural ties with Yorubas, especially Warri (owned by Itsekiris). Itsekiris fews years back signalled their keen interest to be part of the Odua Coalition Group, but due to reasons unknown, d group stalled on their decision to incorporate them, even till today. Benins revealed they are yet to be met on any issues as regards that & that a eventual alliance LOOKS CERTAIN , considering the Oduduwa tie which binds them together.

...in essence, whether they make alliance ir not, my contrasting point here is the bone of contention, crude oil, is why Southerners are so sharply divided, & things wont work out as you think, especially with Ijaws!!![/quote]I believe the rights of the ordinary igbo man will be better served in an igbo nation and not what we are seeing in this contraption called Nigeria.If the elements in the south/south want to join their bigger neighbours or stand alone they can always come to a referendum just like Scotland/South Sudan and decide their future.Shikena.

ketoprofen: and Juhel.
They are so many.
Nice devt for igbos in lagos.
Eko o ni baje o

Laiyee! Laiiyee!!

Lucasbalo: . Go tell that to the families of 2 ladies that were killed in Houston by their husbands because of adultery. Mr Ferrari.

Sorry it ain't my fault the ladies got married to GORILLAS.By chance you get hitched with one no matter how cheap or expensive your trad is you will still be GORILLA MEAT.

Lucasbalo: . That's is bunch of bull. I lost two friends ( Lady and a Guy ) to senseless stuff because of adultery. They met each other while we were in college and get married few years after graduation. Things went well and all of a sudden , I got a call that my friend went to his wife place of work and shot her dead accusing her of adultery. He was arrested, prosecuted and senteced to 40 years in jail. The wife is dead and the husband will be in jail for a very long time. The children (2 young boys) are the losers. They lost both parents because the father thought he owns the wife. Why would someone think like that, if not for the fact that he thought he own her. Please get real, it's antiquated custom that should be discarded.

Big deal, this incidences are few and far between.It is clear he isnt Mr Right and ofcourse you can see the same situation also applies where the man didn't observe due diligience as far as bride price is concerned example The Arowolo case.What i need you to decipher is the rationale behind the custom, most individuals value what cost them most and what you value most you take darn good care of it.

Dallas Cowgirl: Ezewuruwuru of idiotsville, have you bought a wife?

Mamaloja of slutville, we don't buy wives.

Some people and their belly ache.If yoruba girls are cheap our girls shouldn't follow suit, we know their value and worth.Small reasons why our women are relatively well treated some are even pampered (you don't drive a Ferrari to hell because you bought it with big money) to a fault and our divorce rate is at an all time low. If you cannot make the cut compromises might be discussed between families,it is the attempt (a symbolic gesture) that is most important and not the end result. The tradition makes it for our daughters,sisters etc to be valued and respected amongst their in laws.

[quote author=St_Ichimaro.Gin]so if you were to claim lands, are you saying you would claim the likes of Warri & Benin together?

pls answer[/quote]Benin and Warri can chose which side to go with, heck they are strong enough to form their own entity.Igbos are not against that, what we want is equity and justice for everyone including the minorities, remember we have igbo minorities too in the south south.Since Nigeria is failin us in that regard isn't fair for everyone to come together to renegotiate our union?

[quote author=sam(obo)]yes you forgot to add neimeth and juel pharmacueticals[/quote]My fault, Sorry.

[quote author=Jaidey-one]must U tribalise everything? I bet you had a disturbed childhood!!![/quote]And i bet you are having a disturbed adulthood for you to take notice of my comment alone and not those before it.

pandriod: No one wants to live with parasite and a greedy one for that matter. You think they don't read how you parasites are shamelessly trying to claim Lagos from south west? If you can try this on Lagos, hundreds of km away from southeast, then how long will it take you to run them down in warri? No one wants to leave this Nigeria, only to end up with another mini Nigeria. Everybody MUST ansa him papa name.

And nobody wants to live with liabilities, besides who are you to talk for the rest of the south/south? don't you know we have igbo people there and if we want to claim lands we don't claim those that are heavily polluted and environmentally degraded.We want SNC.