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daretodiffer:

be calm . take it cool

daretodiffer:
Thi sis so Christ-like

You enjoy making inflammatory statements but when others do, you go gaga

easy .. your mouth is sharp . haba.lol

daretodiffer:
No!

hmmmm. u seems strict on dudes

daretodiffer:
You must think I give a damn about what you think

News flash! You are extremely intolerant and I don't care what you think

can I know u

daretodiffer:
This is what you get when you lak the ability use your brain


Muslims do not need a special building to carry out religious activities

WHat the Christians is exactly what devil does, food etc in return for conversion


What is the purpose of building that camp? Is the public and the government aware of the conversion nonsense?


And can you please stop talking about Ese, the more you drag it into this conversation, the daf.er you sound!


You are nothing but two-faced devils!

this babe is hot.. easy nah

Liverpool is raping Southampton ... 0-2

Go red

Wilfried Bony and Jesus Navas are expected to return to Manchester City's squad, along with defender Eliaquim Mangala - who has not played since early January but was an unused substitute at Dynamo Kiev. All three players trained fully on Friday.

City boss Pellegrini is hopeful captain Vincent Kompany, ex-Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling and Bacary Sagna will be fine to feature after undergoing recovery sessions away from the main group.

Goalkeeper Willy Caballero will start in goal ahead of Joe Hart and Bersant Celina, Manu Garcia and Aleix Garcia could all be in the squad, although Fabian Delph, Kevin De Bruyne and Samir Nasri are all long-term absentees.
Jamie Redknapp joins Ed Chamberlin to preview the Capital One Cup final between Liverpool and Manchester City
Jamie Redknapp joins Ed Chamberlin to preview the Capital One Cup final between Liverpool and Manchester City

Midfielders Adam Lallana and Joe Allen and defender Martin Skrtel have all returned to training with the Liverpool first team but may find it difficult to win a place in the squad at Wembley.

The first two have not featured since February 6 because of calf and hamstring problems while Skrtel has been sidelined since mid-December.

Fellow defender Dejan Lovren has recovered from illness earlier this week.

Klopp made just one change for Thursday's Europa League win over Augsburg and with Lucas Leiva occupying a role in defence in that game the manager has to decide whether to swap him with a genuine centre-back or a midfielder.

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Sergio Aguero says Manchester City will be looking to avenge their Premier League defeat to Liverpool when the two meet in the Capital One Cup final
Sergio Aguero says Manchester City will be looking to avenge their Premier League defeat to Liverpool when the two meet in the Capital One Cup final

This will be the first final in any competition contested between Liverpool and City.

In cup competitions, Liverpool are unbeaten in their last eight against City (W6 D2), last being defeated by them in an FA Cup fourth-round replay in 1973.

Klopp has now reached a cup final in each of his last five seasons as a manager, but he has lost the last three.

City scored 17 times en route to the League Cup final, with nine different City players scoring in this year's competition (plus one own goal).

However, both teams have scored in each of City's five League Cup games this season.

All three of the goals Liverpool have conceded in this year's competition have come before half-time.

The last eight meetings in all competitions between these sides have produced 32 goals, with both teams finding the net in each match.

There has been at least one goal in each half in 10 of the last 11 League Cup finals. The exception was United and Tottenham's goalless draw in 2009.

Merson's prediction
Manchester City's Jesus Navas claims that he is fully focused on the Capital One Cup final despite an upcoming run of important fixtures
Manchester City's Jesus Navas claims that he is fully focused on the Capital One Cup final despite an upcoming run of important fixtures

If Liverpool can recapture the form that saw them dismantle Man City last time the two teams met, then they have a superb chance of lifting the trophy. I know City had a good result in midweek in Europe but travelling to Kiev is still an incredibly tough journey.

Liverpool have to take advantage of that and start well. If they start slowly and it gets into a bit of a war of attrition then City will have too much class for them. Klopp needs to get his side to start at a high tempo and then they can win this game. I'm siding with Liverpool and a 2-1 win. Daniel Sturridge is the man to grab the first goal at Wembley.

PAUL PREDICTS: 2-1 to Liverpool


http://www.skysports.com/football/liverpool-vs-man-city/preview/354154

The faculty of law, Lagos State University (LASU), excelled in India, outwitting the host of the 8th edition of the Gujarat National Law University International Moot Court Competition on international trade law (GIMC) 2016.
The LASU team comprising Michael Babalola, Taiwo Okuneye, Mabawonku Olanrewaju, who are all graduating students of the university, and Rufus Olaoluwa, head of the department jurisprudence and international law, defeated the host at the second round of the competition.
Speaking to TheCable, Babalola said it was a great feeling of success to have defeated a law-focused university, revered by its neighbours.
“It was a great feeling of success because neighbouring universities had talked about the expertise of the school, bearing in mind the specialization of the college in law, which is evident in their laurels arcade situated at the schools administrative building,” he said.
GIMC is India’s only moot court competition based on international trade law and LASU was the only university from Nigeria and Africa to have graced the contest.
The moot court competition is recognized by various international organizations such as the American Society of International Law (ASIL), the International Law Students Association (ILSA), the Asian Society of International Law (Asian SIL) and the World Trade Institute (WTI).
This year’s edition of the moot dealt with issues of “domestic content requirements, interference in the use of trademarks and imposition of other barriers to trade”.
The LASU team did not make it to the finals of the competition but conceded the competition in the spirit of sportsmanship. “My team members and I felt denied of our right to the finals. However, in the spirit of sportsmanship, we were happy with the judges’ comments of ‘our excellent advocacy skills,’” Babalola said.
“Having had one of the highest marks at the preliminary stage and the good impression and comments, participants from other regions had of us, towards having a positive mindset about what Nigeria, Africa could offer in terms of Legal research and advocacy.”
There were 42 participating teams from the US, Australia, Indonesia, India, Sri-lanka, Nepal and other countries across the world.
Source: TheCable

https://www.thecable.ng/lasu-defeats-indian-university-in-international-law-contest


***Mod front page**

omobaby101:
Hey, av u bin shortlisted?

I didnt apply for graduate trainee.

Someone should please send me the link of where to download pwc shl question and answer kits.

I urgently need pwc shl practice kits. I have test in their office tomorrow for a position I applied for weeks ago.

Elegantdiva:
Do you av enough space to accomdate Peachtree? What version of Peachtree do you want to install?

Peachtree 2007. Whenever I want to install it , it usually write at the end of the installation process that - Some anti virus are preventing this app from installing successful.

shawlxAk:
Restart the PC and try again.

Infact I just uninstalled d avg virus and also turned off firewall I am still having the same issue.

After disabling the avg antivirus and all firewalls on my hp 250 laptop, the Peachtree I tried to install still writing - Some antivirus app are blocking the installation ............ I have disable all forms of apps I felt may have caused the inability of the Peachtree to install successful. the I.T gurus in the house should help me.

persevere4life:
i attended password professional tutors.. beside unilag main gate

I also passed all my papers.


FR 63

PM 51

PSAF 51

MGE 58



kindly PM me

Thank u Jesus .wow.. I earlier said I passed one subject [ Financial report ) . ICAN just sent me d second sms and that I should disregard d first sms. I finally passed all d four papers ( financial report 63 , P.M - 51 , PSAF - 51 , MGE - 58. pray the lord

Passed only financial report out all d 4 papers. skill level. This is shocking

hello house. pls this is very very urgent. I want to know whether ICAN organized the two weeks intensive crash lecture program for November diet 2015 exam this diet and whether or not they will organize the 2 weeks for may diet 2016 exam ? pls who can verify for me . this is urgent house.

we dnt want our thread on front page .. period!!!

IjogzK:
Your last question gave you away. Liverpool is as relevant as NITEL in today's world.

BTW don't ask me if I am an Arsenal fan.

Yes I mentioned arsenal because the the hegemony of the mod is a fan of That club.

kestolove95:
U have no choice ediot..tout..dakuku is d man

Nice pix . I wnt mind knowing u

Hypocrisy is when Liverpool fans open a thread and the mod failed to post it on the front page but when it involve assnail vs Liverpool it get to the front page. thunder fire anybody that push this to the front page. we Liverpool fans dnt want our thread again on the front page. Is assnail bigger than liverpool et al !!!! Nonsense!!!

daretodiffer:
luvola

Who sent you to me?

haba nobody

nairaland mod are worst than Apc. if it that useless arsenal match ( a club that will never win champions league ), it will made front page. Seun , it high time you call your mod to order for this open hegemony on other supporters.

add me. 07089328564

TheMainMan:
Mukina2.. This is unfair... If its not all our matches that will make fp.. At least select the few ones which cn... At least.. A response is deserved... ...




Cc.. Luvola.. Maybe u shud try and mail her privately...

mail for denying us a front page ? never

Fuc****ked the mod if this doesn't made front page. I am done with this sport section after today. Seun over to u

go red

Jurgen Klopp’s side return to action at Anfield
on Boxing Day with table-toppers Leicester
City the visitors as the Reds look to end their
winless run.
Liverpool vs. Leicester City
Saturday, 26th December 2015, 15:00pm GMT
Anfield
Premier League
Referee: Martin Atkinson
After an appalling start to the festive period,
Liverpool look to end their four game winless
run and put themselves back on track against
Claudio Ranieri’s men.
Klopp’s side continue to make a terrible mess
of a run of fixtures that should have seen
Liverpool really progress after finding positive
form, and the Reds need to begin reversing the
damage immediately at an expectant Anfield.
Doing so will prove an extremely difficult task
against the Premier League’s surprise
package, and Klopp’s men will have to
improve immeasurably from front to back to
avoid finding themselves cut further adrift of
the Champions League chasing pack.
Previous Meetings
Boxing Day will see the 103 meeting
between two sides and the 51 fixture at
Anfield, where Liverpool have beaten Leicester
on 27 occasions.
The Foxes are without victory on Merseyside
in 15 years, having won on three consecutive
visits before that winless run – the last being
a 2-0 victory in May 2000.
Liverpool are unbeaten in six matches against
Saturday’s opponents and have won three of
the last four meetings, with the last clash a
2-2 draw on New Years’ Day when Nigel
Pearson’s side sat bottom of the league.
Two first half penalties from Steven Gerrard –
who announced his intention to leave the club
at the end of the season after the stalemate –
put the Reds ahead.
But a spirited second half performance and a
quick-fire double courtesy of David Nugent
and Jeffrey Schlupp denied Brendan Rodgers ’
men three points to open 2015.
Ranieri knows what it takes to win at Anfield –
he claimed a 2-1 win on his last Premier
League visit with Chelsea in 2003 – and the
Italian looks to repeat that to become the first
side to defeat the Reds at Anfield in a Boxing
Day fixture.
Form
The Foxes are enjoying a truly remarkable
campaign, sat top of the Premier League with
38 points from 17 games, and they arrive at
Anfield full of confidence and in excellent form.
Leicester have won their last three in a row
and are unbeaten in their last ten games,
having lost only once all season to title rivals,
Arsenal.
Ranieri’s side have won seven of their last
eight outings and have picked up the most
points on the road in the league, posting six
wins and three draws.
They are also the only side in the division
unbeaten on their travels and have scored
more goals away from home than Liverpool
have managed all season.
In contrast, Liverpool’s form has nosedived
rapidly after winning seven of eight games.
The Reds are on a miserable run, winless in
their last four matches in all competitions,
and have picked up just one point from the
last nine available in the league.
Form Guide (Last 10 Premier League games)
Liverpool: D-D-D-W-L-W-W-L-D-L
Leicester: W-D-W-W-W-W-D-W-W-W
Odds
A return to winning ways for Klopp’s side at
Anfield is priced at 10/11, with a draw
available at 11/4 and a fourth straight win for
Leicester valued at 14/5.
Opposition
Ranieri has a strong squad at his disposal,
but the Italian does have a couple of injury
concerns.
Goal machine Jamie Vardy isn’t one though,
with the striker – who suffered a slight
hamstring issue in the 3-2 win over Everton
last time out – set to be fit to take part.
However, Jeffrey Schlupp, Matt James and
Daniel Drinkwater will all definitely miss the
Anfield trip.
Andy King – who Ranieri praised for his form
since coming in – is likely to deputise again
for Drinkwater, and the Foxes boss could name
the same XI that won at Goodison Park.
Along with Vardy, the visitors boast numerous
dangermen, and the Reds must keep a close
eye on partner-in-crime Riyad Mahrez, who
has been a revelation this season.
Klopp’s men will have to tighten up at the
back to guard against Leicester’s blistering
pace on the break, and dominating central
areas to allow for instant pressing to keep the
visitors on the back foot could prove key.
What the Managers say
Klopp said prior to his first Boxing Day fixture:
Ahead of the Anfield trip, Ranieri said:
TV Info
The Anfield clash will not be shown for live
television broadcast in the UK but can be
found on NBCSN, FoxSports, beIN Sports and
SuperSport around the globe.
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“Ranieri is one of the most experienced
and successful coaches in the world. There
is big respect from both sides.
“They [Leicester] play nearly perfect
counter attacking football. Leicester don’t
need many chances to score.
“You can lose football games but you have
to take the right information from it. We
must start better and be aware of
counterattacks.”
“In Liverpool, there’s a very good
atmosphere and we’ll have to show our
very best if we want to win there.
“I appreciate Jurgen Klopp a lot. I watched
him in last season’s winter break and saw
how he worked. Liverpool have a very
good manager.”


http://www.thisisanfield.com/2015/12/reds-look-respond-league-leaders-liverpool-vs-leicester-match-preview/

It definitely going to be tough for Manchester united at Britannia stadium. God help the red

xynerise:
Liverpool has been inconsistent. They hardly impress viewers. They will lose this match anyway.

Well, they are kind of biased because you guys are better than Chelsea but.......you guys are not in the Champions league

but we are still in Europe