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allansie:
Aja 1 gbera....omo football bettin no easy mehn....u go give team over 1.5...na dat time dey go dey play zero zero...awon oloriburuku

TheGoodJoe:
[size=14pt]Exciting Midfielder Rejected A Move To Manchester City[/size]

Manchester City wanted the services of the exciting young Croatian Midfielder Ante Coric. Coric is one of the promising young footballers in the World today. He attracted interests from clubs like Everton, Liverpool and Tottenham.

Manchester City negotiated with the club of Coric, Dinamo Zagreb. Coric is a player valued at about £12 million. Manchester City valued him high and placed a bid of £15 million, beating off any interest from competitors.

When Dinamo Zagreb accepted the Bid, it seemed the exciting young talent was on his way to the Etihad.

However, Ante Coric turned down the deal after he heard of the plan to send him on loan after signing him.

Coric is young and promising. There was a chance he would make the squad list since he is 19 years old. The English rules allow an unlimited number of Under 21 players in the squad list.

Manchester City has a star-studded midfield with the likes of David Silva, Kevin De Bruyne, Gundogan, Fernandinho, Yaya Toure. Finding space for Coric would prove difficult for Guardiola.

Mirror reports that Liverpool are now the favorites to land the services of Coric and I wish the young man a great future.

http://justcityzens..com.ng/2016/08/exciting-midfielder-rejected-move-to.html?m=0

TheGoodJoe:

Nice move. He will work with Mijhalovic, Mancini's assistant at Inter Milan. The man is a brilliant manager and he is on his way to achieve big things with Torino.

There is a bright attacker there, Baselli who scored four goals last weekend. I think Joe Hart will have a good time there.

My problem is Joe Hart might not learn to play as a sweeper Goal Keeper. Although Mijhalovic plays an exciting brand of attacking football.

leospruce:
jutice jay abeg nah thunder they fire person or lightening

legendgalas:
if the boy no dey do shoe shiner before, then na buhari fault but if he has been shining shoes since 2years ago, then that your thunder go land for your head.














if buhari matter no finish you, I doubt if anything fit finish you. Mr wailer

RAKITIC:
Sterling has been the most improved player since the arrival of Pep Guardiola

TheGoodJoe:


That Sevilla deal would have been perfect for Joe Hart. The current Boss of Sevilla, Jorge Sampaoli, is the former Boss of Chile.

He plays the pressing pattern similar to Guardiola, has a similar philosophy to Guardiola and Guardiola respects Sampaoli's Boss and mentor, Marcelo Bielsa. Bielsa is the former Coach of Bilbao. A coach Guardiola described as the best coach in the World.

That deal or the Dortmund deal would have worked. Dortmund also plays a similar pressing passing style.

Joe Hart does not want to leave England. He wants playing time.

Joe Hart became popular after he played for a low rated Birmingham. It was there Mancini knew how important Joe Hart was to the team.

Maybe another low rated team will propel Joe again. At Sunderland, he will play under pressure and get to show his reflexes. His saves will attract a top club like Liverpool or Manchester United to go for him if De Gea is leaving for Real Madrid.

I would prefer Joe Hart to work on reclaiming his spot at City. A club with Similar style to Guardiola would suit him.

TheGoodJoe:
[b][color=#000099][size=14pt]http://justcityzens..com.ng/2016/08/manuel-pellegrini-on-his-way-to-china.html?m=0

justicejay:
The Chief Imam of Area 10 Mosque, Abuja,
Sheikh Yahya Al-Yolawi, on Friday reportedly
advised intending pilgrims to settle their debts
and leave their wills behind before travelling to
Saudi Arabia.
The Abuja-based Islamic scholar, while
delivering Jumma’at sermon titled ‘Essential tips
for Hajj Preparations’, said the need to leave a
will behind was because the journey to Holy
land may be the final journey for some pilgrims.
He explained that it was an invitation from Allah
to the most famous acts of worship, adding that
hajj was a unique and extra ordinary journey in
the life time of all pilgrims.
Al-Yolawi said, “An intending pilgrim should
settle his debts and leave behind him a clear
record as well as writing all his wills or what he
intends to pass to his family.
“Journey to hajj requires high level of patience,
because it was always accompanied with
difficulties ranging from fatigue to physical and
social abnormalities as well as intolerance from
other pilgrims.
“One should not allow Shaitan (devil) to hijack
him and spoil his hajj out of ignorance or
annoyance. This emphasises on the importance
of piety as first ingredient of one’s journey to
Mecca, which means to maintain good
relationship with your Lord by devoting yourself
to obey him.”
According to the cleric, the intention behind
one’s journey to hajj must be for the sake of
Allah alone as, whoever, performs any act of
worship in order to please people or gain
popularity has done wrong.
While admonishing pilgrims that they should
ensure that their sources of income are clean
and legitimate as that would please Allah, the
cleric said, “Prophets Muhammad (peace be
upon him) said: learn your rituals from me, for I
do not know whether I would be performing
Hajj after this Hajj of mine,” (Muslim Hadith no
1297).”
On taking photographs, Al-Yolawi warned that it
was wrong to take photographs for whatever
purpose while observing hajj rites, saying that
such action could contradict pilgrims’ sincerity
of performing hajj for the sake of Allah.
He, however, prayed to Allah to continue to
protect Islam and safeguard Nigerian pilgrims
as they take off to Saudi Arabia, saying, “May the
Lord accept their Hajj, prayers, grant their
supplications and bring them back to us in
peace and safety.”

TheGoodJoe:

And it gets tougher as the season goes. I hope the lads can cope with it. What is important is our players learning how to keep possession. It is what will prove if we do very well this season or not.

When we keep possession, the runs are less and the players are relaxed. Keeping the ball will also help us in carrying out our attacks to win games.

So I hope the Boss carries out more passing drills.

I see fitness of players as important as tactics. If we can keep the boys fit, the depth we have can cope with the pressure.

We also have the young players like Maffeo, Angelino, Adarabioyo, Aleix Garcia and Manu Garcia who are brilliant players. These increases the depth of the team.

TheGoodJoe:
[size=14pt]Manchester City In Tricky Champions League Group[/size]

The UEFA Champions League draw is over and Manchester City find themselves in a tricky group with Barcelona, Borussia Monchengladbach and Celtic.

The Manchester City manager will hope his side puts up a good display because the executives want an impressive display in Europe.

After achieving success domestically, winning the Capital One League Cup, the FA Cup and the English Premier League, the UEFA Champions League is a top target of those who run Manchester City.

That was why we secured the services of the most wanted manager in European football.

We expect the Manchester City Boss to get his players ready for his tie. We hope for a strong start against Borussia Monchengladbach because we have Barcelona in our group. We expect the Catalan club to do well against Celtic and Monchengladbach. So we do not need to drop points in this first game.

Guardiola and Barcelona's reunion at Camp Nou is an encounter many lovers of football will watch keenly to see if we are better with Guardiola in the club.

The Champions League Group C fixtures:

The fixtures in full:

Manchester City v Borussia Monchengladbach
Tuesday, September 13

Celtic v Manchester City
Wednesday, September 28

FC Barcelona v Manchester City
Wednesday, October 19

Manxchester City v Barcelona
Tuesday, November 1

Borussia Monchengladbach v Manchester City
Wednesday, November 23

Manchester City v Celtic
Tuesday, December 6

http://justcityzens..com.ng/2016/08/manchester-city-in-tricky-champions.html?m=0