European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Whats Wayne Bridge's Problem? by illusion2(op): 9:43am On Feb 28, 2010 |
I think the real prob wayne has is that JT was his main man !
Even if he (JT) wanted to screw a woman that had a child for him(Wayne),simple coutsey among pals dictates Wayne should know. . . & by the way babes full town na.
Not that I support WB in anyway,as far as Im concerned he's taken it too,too far ! |
Politics › Re: I’m Fed Up With Lies About Yar’adua – Dora Akunyili’s Latest Bombshell by illusion2: 7:30am On Feb 28, 2010 |
Dr Kitaun: Let her resign honorably instead of moaning abt lack of info! Why is she d minister of info n she is in d dark always ? Very silly comment. Read the entire interview before spewing such nonsense !  When last did you hear of a minister coming out to tell the truth with such boldness?  This is the reason most well meaning Nigerians prefer to remain docile,once you come out for the truth ,no one will back you up,they'd rather make such silly comments like Kitaun.  |
Politics › Re: Dora Akunyili Tells All! by illusion2: 7:23am On Feb 28, 2010 |
This woman has BALLS !!!!!!
We need Jonathan to develop balls like this honestly !
I commend you Dora ,may God contnue to guide & protect you ! |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Whats Wayne Bridge's Problem? by illusion2(op): 6:30am On Feb 27, 2010 |
Really insightful contributions . . .except for the airhead -snowdrops of course  I can understand where bridge is coming from. . . but to destroy your international career for a dimwit like snowdrops is really unbecoming of a professional. I can't wait to see the body chemistry between WB &JT when Man City play chelsea later today. . . . |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Whats Wayne Bridge's Problem? by illusion2(op): 2:06pm On Feb 26, 2010 |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=404221.msg5589374#msg5589374 date=1267181117]Are you an illiterate? Some people just come to NL feeling all smart but in reality their brain matter is no better than cow dung. How does a sane human being reconcile this two statements, "Yes she's his FORMER girlfriend and "she cheated on him. . .". How can someone cheat on her ex-boyfriend?  [/quote]He's(snowdrops) a poorly educated juvenile,waste little time with him. snowdrops: First of all you have shown that your parents have pumped all their money they used in training you into the drain; you lack manners and your IQ appears abysmal (I wonder how the MTF measures IQ ) and that can extend to your matrimonial home if you are not careful. [s]I pray your best friend sleeps with the father of your children for you [/s] to fully appreciate what wayne is passing through. He's not just poorly educated,but a stark illiterate. Imagine getting personal on such a trivial topic. Olofo !  |
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Politics › Re: Is It True Army Chief Said He's Only Loyal To Yar'adua? by illusion2: 8:02am On Feb 26, 2010 |
Na wa o ! the guy is in trouble , . . . . . . tho' i learnt he was blackmailed cos of his shady UN peacekeeping deals. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Whats Wayne Bridge's Problem? by illusion2(op): 7:06am On Feb 26, 2010 |
snowdrops: You should learn your english properly before posting next time. If you make comments that come across as immature one has a right to point it out; nothing caustic, but just to educate you so you dont make no fool of yourself when you utter same in public. Yes JT impregnated the girl and escorted her to a surgery for abortion. You know very little about the story. You are obviously looking for a fight. . , are you on your period? All these poorly educated juveniles sef ?  Back to topic . . . . . Capello still hopes Bridge will change his mind |
Politics › Re: Jonathan's Vp's Spot: Yar'adua's Daughters, Zainab, Nafisatu In Fight To Finish by illusion2: 6:56am On Feb 26, 2010 |
^^^^ You obviously don't know naija well enough. ONCE ELECTED TO OFFICE YOU ARE EITHER A THIEF OR A FOOL !(with a few exceptions here & there) |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Eckankar Cult In Nigeria (Africa) by illusion2: 5:58am On Feb 26, 2010 |
Is it true,you guys can tell the future by touching your spinal cord?  |
Christianity Etc › Re: His Name Is Jah - Meeting Place For All Rastafarians by illusion2(op): 5:56am On Feb 26, 2010 |
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Romance › Re: Can A Nigerian Girl And Her Father Be Romantically Involved? by illusion2: 11:47pm On Feb 25, 2010 |
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Romance › Re: Can A Nigerian Girl And Her Father Be Romantically Involved? by illusion2: 11:39pm On Feb 25, 2010 |
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool F.C Fans Zone - the Mighty Reds ! by illusion2(op): 10:59pm On Feb 25, 2010 |
Couldn't watch the game. . .but Im glad will progressed. |
Christianity Etc › Re: His Name Is Jah - Meeting Place For All Rastafarians by illusion2(op): 10:27pm On Feb 25, 2010 |
Ganjaseed: I identify with my brethren here!!! Praise the Lion of the tribe of Judah who is worthy to break up the 7th seal. Jah is worthy to be praised.
This is not about Selassie, But the world of Jah made manifest in Christ Jesus. once again hail Him!!!!!
Greetings from Holland, where the green grass is legal. I and I bless you mahn !  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Whats Wayne Bridge's Problem? by illusion2(op): 10:24pm On Feb 25, 2010 |
snowdrops: You are being too harsh on the guy and your comment is down right childish. Yes she is his former girlfriend, but the mother of his child and she cheated on him with his best friends. Terry and bridge were very close; same with his ex and terrys wife. They visited each others houses quite often. After they separated wayne was making efforts to reconcile and terry was one of the people he was always running to for advice. And all the wife the randy terry was poking the same girl, taking poor wayne for a fool. He has only done the dignififed thing by resigning as he said his place in the team is untenable and divisive. JT should follow suit and resign himself. This is one problem I have with some NLers,can't you make your point w/out insulting people?  Abi na JT get the pikin sef? |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Whats Wayne Bridge's Problem? by illusion2(op): 3:08pm On Feb 25, 2010 |
Its your former girlfriend for crying out loud?  [center][size=18pt]Bridge turns back on England team [/size] [/center] Manchester City defender Wayne Bridge has announced he does not wish to be chosen for England duty, thereby ruling himself out of this summer's World Cup.
In a statement released by his lawyers, Bridge, 29, said his position in the national squad had become "untenable and potentially divisive".
He has been in the spotlight over allegations that his ex-girlfriend had an affair with Chelsea's John Terry.
Terry was sacked as England captain by coach Fabio Capello earlier this month.
England face Egypt in a friendly at Wembley next Wednesday and despite reports earlier this week suggesting Bridge was considering his international future because he was unwilling to play alongside Terry, Capello believed he would be available for selection.
The Italian stated on Wednesday: "No, he will be with us. No problems about the other things."
However, Bridge's statement has shown the left-back remains troubled with the situation and read: "I have thought long and hard about my position in the England football team in the light of the reporting and events over the last few weeks.
"It has always been an honour to play for England. However, after careful thought I believe my position in the squad is now untenable and potentially divisive.
footy_analysis "Sadly therefore, I feel for the sake of the team and in order to avoid what will be inevitable distractions, I have decided not to put myself forward for selection.
"I have today informed the management of this decision. I wish the team all the very best in South Africa."
With the World Cup less than four months away, Bridge's decision leaves Capello with a selection headache over England's left-back spot.
Chelsea's Ashley Cole is already sidelined with a broken ankle and is a doubt for the tournament.
England's opening match is against the United States on 12 June.
Aston Villa defenders Stephen Warnock and Nicky Shorey, Everton's Leighton Baines and Manchester City's Joleon Lescott are all possible replacements.
Bridge, who has played for England 36 times and recently returned from a two-month lay-off with a knee injury, was a team-mate of Terry's at Chelsea before joining Manchester City last year.
The pair are due to meet on the pitch for the first time since details of the alleged affair were made public when City visit Chelsea on Saturday.
Former England and Manchester City defender Danny Mills said it was unfair to make a hasty judgement on Bridge's decision and that such a scenario was not unusual in a World Cup year.
"Fortunately, it's all hypothetical and until we are faced with that situation we all like to say we would do this or do that but until we get down to having to make that decision, I don't think we can judge," he told BBC Radio 5 live.
"We have to respect Wayne and his decision. It's been difficult, it hasn't been easy but he's made that decision now and it's something everyone has to get on with.
"The country gets so excited when England are playing in a big tournament like the World Cup and that's always going to be the case.
"At club level you always have one or two injuries or issues but with the national squad it gets magnified. Every country will be the same, they will all have problems, it's just how you cope with them, how you deal with them."
In the wake of Terry losing the captaincy and recent headlines concerning Ashley Cole's separation from wife Cheryl, Capello revealed he would stress the importance of team spirit and personal discipline when he talks to his players ahead of the friendly with Egypt.
"The World Cup is really important for me, for England and for the players," the Italian explained. "We have to stay together and compact in every moment. I think this will be my most important job - to recreate this spirit.
"We will talk about a lot of things because four months is a long time. If you can meet the players every month it is different. We will have two days to stay together but they are very strong days."
Story from BBC SPORT: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/sport2/hi/football/8536491.stm
Published: 2010/02/25 11:40:18 GMT
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Champions League: Inter Milan Vs Chelsea [2 - 1] On Wed, 24 Feb by illusion2: 7:25am On Feb 25, 2010 |
balotelli is a goon. . . he can't run,can't mark. . . he just bounces arund like he owns the world.
Inter should have scored more if this lad had been more enterprising.
I don't think he'll ever make the Italian senior team.
He lacks the passion necessary to succeed at this level . |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Liverpool F.C Fans Zone - the Mighty Reds ! by illusion2(op): 7:21am On Feb 25, 2010 |
Yes o !
We should be able to run over UNIREA .
As always;
[center][size=38pt] YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE !!![/size][/center] |
Christianity Etc › Re: His Name Is Jah - Meeting Place For All Rastafarians by illusion2(op): 6:55am On Feb 25, 2010 |
Kgdavid: na you people worship selassie who was a confirmed christianand who never claimed to be a god or anything. thats the problem,you people mix up the person with the personality ! mantraa: Where does it say this is a christian forum? This is a religion forum and open to discussions about all religions, including rastafarianism.
Hail JAH!!!  I AND I ,THE MOST BENEFICIENT  |
Politics › Re: Ibb Will Rule Again by illusion2: 1:46pm On Feb 24, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Yar'adua Returns To Nigeria: Condition Unknown by illusion2: 1:44pm On Feb 24, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: [b]how Ohakim Brutalized Citizen Ikenna Samuelson Iwuoha by illusion2: 12:26pm On Feb 24, 2010 |
Yawa don gas. . . . .  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Mossad Does It Again. by illusion2: 12:21pm On Feb 24, 2010 |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=399571.msg5568970#msg5568970 date=1266935697]Good riddance. . .dead as.shole.[/quote]Who ?  |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Eckankar Cult In Nigeria (Africa) by illusion2: 12:20pm On Feb 24, 2010 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ethnic Politics In The Uk by illusion2(op): 12:19pm On Feb 24, 2010 |
AngieFan: Who said that racism didn't exist in the UK? Of course it does but as a Black British person who was born and bred in Britain I choose not to entertain any talk of the BNP and its racist policies. So why are you avoiding mention of BNP in a post. . . . ?  AngieFan: One more thing. The only notable Royals who have English blood are Prince Harry and William through their mother Princess Diana. Actually since you mention it. . .its gets more confusing . . . . . . Diana has Irish,Scottish and American blood through her mother  |
Christianity Etc › Re: His Name Is Jah - Meeting Place For All Rastafarians by illusion2(op): 12:12pm On Feb 24, 2010 |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=402774.msg5574792#msg5574792 date=1267008049]Always suspected illusion was a ganja man. . . .[/quote]Are you back to being female? Seriously do yah lov dem Jah rastafarians ? [quote author=nice-guy10 link=topic=402774.msg5574721#msg5574721 date=1267007439]Poster, what are you talking about? For God sake this is a Christian Forum, Rastafarians are not welcome here, if you really do want to meet with Rastafarians you can as well get yourself to Jamaca, not here,[/quote]Hey relax. . . we worship the same God his name is JAH(Psalm 68:4)Sing unto God, sing praises to his name: extol him that rideth upon the heavens by his name JAH, and rejoice before him. ! Hail JAH ! |
Christianity Etc › Re: His Name Is Jah - Meeting Place For All Rastafarians by illusion2(op): 8:21am On Feb 24, 2010 |
Kgdavid: hahahahahahahahahahaha. funny people who worship a christian Dem rasta no worship no bodi but JAH himself ! Hail JAH !! |
Politics › Re: Ibb Will Rule Again by illusion2: 8:05am On Feb 24, 2010 |
presido1: Nothing is impossible in Nigeria. If a brain damaged man can rule from offshore why not clown like IBB. Tru dat ! Its the Charlie boy show. . . . . .ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN !!! |
Culture › Re: My View: Nigerian vs Carribbean Women by illusion2: 6:56am On Feb 24, 2010 |
MzDarkSkin: Well first and foremost let me introduce myself before I rant. Yes I am a newbie here. I actually found about this site while looking up relations between Africans (from the continent) and African descendants. Unfortunately I came across BULL. I've read posts about "why are nigerian men dating jamaican women?", "why dont nigerian men in the UK get along with Jamaican women?" I've seen some of the most pathetic posts about "Jamo women smoke weed (90 percent of them)", "Jamo women wear blue. black, lime green, yellow, blonde weave", "Jamo women will cut off your male anatomy" etc. Complete, utter RUBBISH. Let me just say I come here with NO disrespect intended, as I am a black woman therefore of the African vine that you all born on the land or to parents who were. I have dated African men and I adore them. I will also have you all know I am the product of a Jamaican mother and an African American father. What I read burned my soul because I was raised by a Jamaican women with so much dignity, respect and pride that it has rubbed off on me. The disrespect is MAJOR! I could not believe a people who claim to be the "super powers of Africa" and intelligent would say such vile, and disgusting stereotypical junk that has plaqued ALL black people. I do NOT appreciate the slander what so ever. I have NEVER worn blonde, lime green, pink, purple, blue, yellow etc weave, I do not find it cute nor will I ever. As for SOME of my Jamaican sisters? to each his own. Every orchard has its spoiled apples, Africans should know this first hand as African ppl are by far the most stereotyped humans on the planet.
Futhermore this issue between some of you rude and envious Nigerian women and Jamaican women is childish and pitiful. If a Nigerian MAN, not child, not boy but MAN, should decide that he will like to wed, bed or even get to know a Caribbean/Jamaican woman, so be it. This anomousity is rediculous. To the fool who claimed that 90 percent of my sisters smoked weed let me ask you this there are nearly 3.5 million Jamaican ppl on my island, to every man there is about 4 women, so let me ask you this "you really want me to believe that you have actually spoken to/met millions of Jamaican women to be sure that 90 percent of us smoke weed?" you are but a fool. You are ignorant and should be ashamed of yourself. Nigerian women who dislike us GET OVER YOURSELVES! Every African man I have dated has exclaimed/declared they will nolonger date African women because apparently you all are "dramatic and over the top not to mention loud". Sure SOME of you may be but I am woman enough to know that some do not speak for all, futhermore I am also woman enough to tell them that African woman birthed you so you cannot turn your back on them. I am a fair person and a proud college bound HARD WORKING Jamaican woman. If you want to know why is it Nigerian/African men like us, ask yourselves "what is wrong with us to make them stray?"; that statement alone by now has spawned fire inside of some of you because you are biased but I could careless.
The reason Africa and other black nations cannot thrive is foolishness such as this. This ethnocentric, tribalistic crap has despoiled us of years and chances of elevation generation after generation! Is My Jamaican blood enough to make me not a good choice for an African man? or is it my character that should be questioned? Ask yourself that. Someone said "isnt there other Caribbean women? why Jamos?" I guess as if to say we are the bottom of the pit and should be overlooked. Let me explain this clear so that I am not to repeat myself: Jamaican women are WOMEN. We are not extraterrestial beings we are not inbetween the sexes we are WOMEN; and like ALL women we range from mild mannered to extreme ignorance. Like ALL women you have (excuse my language) "Ladies" and "b.tches" (again pls excuse me). If you go to Trinidad same story. Barbados? same story. Colombia? Same. America? Same. Africa? You fill in the blank. We are more than worth it after all we are also of African descent which regardless of how you all feel connects us. The only division between us that should be evident is the Atlantic Ocean nothing more. Grow up and educate yourselves on the tribes that make up Jamaica: Igbo and Yoruba are among the many f.y.i.
To my Nigerian brothers and sisters who understand me, bless up and respect. I look forward to conversing with you all and getting to know Nigerian culture and history to all else grow up!, AND FAST. @MzDarkSkin, Are you this passionate in bed ?  . . . . . , **I wonder,I just wonder ***** |
Politics › Re: The Cries Of A Fed Up Lagosian by illusion2: 3:22pm On Feb 23, 2010 |
[center][size=38pt] I see the political jobber 'forpeace' is at it again.EKO O NI BAJE O !!!  [/size][/center] |