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shey na d mumu club weh wan carry league be this ? useless club. quote me and die . Lwkmd

una never see anything. up Swansea.. chaiii my belle dey sweet me o.....

mencade5: hahaha....liar!

I dey find work.

See as there thread dry like grave yard.

mencade5: my guy, congrat. Ur thread don enter front page. Abeg buy me Guinness make i use celebrate am.

I no get money.

up Swansea . r I p man u . Any Liverpool fan that like Manchester united is not a true fan. We are die hard enemy.

You Manchester united fan make una cool down .. # space booked#

opeano: English league table @d end of 38matches
Arsenal 85
man u 83
chelsea 83
mancity 80

keep wallowing in delusion.

Estorico: Luvola please send me the email of that Audit firm please. Highly interested in those firms to gain some experience at least. Please send it to esther_1world@yahoo.ca please respond. Thanks.

bro I only searched the net.

I heard the test was an Ebola own. Who can gist us what happen.

chyna4luv: Guy you funny. I no dey give jabs na. Na sales i dey do for one useless bank with peanot salary and even na contract tins.
I reli nid operation job, all this waka waka don tire me jari. I don waka for insurance before com stop. Com stat to waka again for bank again. I dey wait for UACN result o.

Na ICSL fit giv me operation jab but i don finish my documentation just dey wait mak dem call me remain.

You2 fit giv am a try sha.

What is ICSL ? pm.me

michaeled45: These people don't joke oo. The Ebolla test they conducted was very funny. Well thank God say I know my status now. My fever don disappear now as I don sabi say I no get am

Bros abeg gistvus how the Ebola test went. Someone with 1987 year of birth was sent packing after she checked his Cv. The truith is that even if you manage write the test ,forget it unless you were born in 1989.

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15/08/2014 - 12:25
Preview: Liverpool
vs Southampton
Steven Gerrard slots home a penalty
during the side's last meeting, on the
way to a 3-0 win for the Merseyside
club.
SEAN TANSLEY
The time is now for Liverpool as they
gear up for their first clash of the
Premier League season against
Southampton.
Kick-off: 13:30, Sunday 17th August,
Anfield.
It's that time of year again. Yes, Premier
League football is finally back on the
horizon, having been out of our lives for
the last 3 months. During the gap, which
was admirably pluged by one of the best
World Cup's of our generation, each of
the sides have gone through significant
rebuilding periods - Rodgers adding
depth to Liverpool's already star-studded
squad after Luis Suarez's departure,
while Koeman opted to sell a number of
his star players to the likes of Liverpool
for what may be deemed as exorbitant
fees. Bearing this in mind, Sunday's
clash should be feisty, with the
Saints former stars looking to get one
over on their previous employers.
Last season, each of the team's enjoyed
what some deemed "over-achieving"
campaigns, Liverpool finishing in the
dizzy heights of 2nd place while
Southampton secured a 9th place finish.
Last season, Southampton beat
Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield , while the
Reds exerted revenge at St. Mary's ,
running out 3-0 winners. Since then,
Rickie Lambert, Adam Lallana and
Dejan Lovren have completed switches
to the Merseyside club, and will be
anxious to impress on what could be
their competitive debuts for the side,
even if only Lovren looks set to start.
(New Liverpool player Dejan Lovren
wheels away in celebration for
Southampton after his goal last season
condemned the Reds to their first defeat)
History :
In recent times, this clash has been
extremely tight. Since the turn of the
decade, the sides have met 15 times,
with Liverpool winning on 7 occasions,
the sides sharing the spoils twice, and
Southampton claiming all three points 6
times. So you could be forgiven for
expecting a draw, even though there has
been a clear winner from the last 11
clashes. Another interesting statistic that
can be drawn from the history between
the sides is that during the last 3 league
campaigns that they have met, (2004/05,
2012/13 & 2013/14 ) the sides have won
once each, while losing the
other: Liverpool, Southampton,
Liverpool, Southampton, Southampton,
Liverpool. Each side will find it
extremely important to get off to a good
start, particularly Liverpool who hope
to establish their title challenge during a
tough opening month containing the
Saints, Manchester City & Tottenham
Hotspur.
Pre-season :
The two teams have enjoyed relatively
decent pre-season campaigns. You can
read more about Liverpool's pre-season
in a piece here by Charlie Malam ( http://
www.vavel.com/en/football/premier-
league/liverpool-fc/378817-liverpool-
a-2014-15-pre-season-round-up.html ).
Southampton have beaten two
Championship sides, Bournemouth &
Brighton Hove Albion, League One side
Swindon Town, as well as disposing of
lower league sides from Belgium and
Netherlands , while succumbing to
defeat against German side Bayer 04
Leverkusen .
Line-ups :
Liverpool are expected to line-out in
4-2-3-1 formation. New signings Javier
Manquillo, Dejan Lovren and Emre Can
will be vying for starting berths, as well
as Lazar Markovic should he recover
sufficiently from his injury. Adam
Lallana will miss out through injury, as
well as Alberto Moreno, who, should he
complete his move, will not be registered
in time to participate.
Predicted line-up: Mignolet, Manquillo,
Lovren, Sakho, Johnson, Can, Gerrard,
Henderson, Sterling, Coutinho,
Sturridge.
Southampton will probably also look to
line up in a 4-2-3-1 or perhaps a
4-2-2-2 depending on where new man
Shane Long is deployed by Koeman. The
new look Saints side will hope to gel
immediately and cause a first day upset.
Rebellious midfielder Morgan
Schneiderlin is likely to miss out, while
new signings Forster, Garbos, Bertrand,
Pelle and Tadic will join Long in the
new-look side.
Predicted line-up: Forster, Clyne, Fonte,
Garbos, Bertrand, Wanyama, Davis,
Ward-Prowse; Pelle, Tadic, Long.
Prediction: Liverpool 3-1
Southampton. The match should be tight
as usual, but out wide, the battle
between Sterling and Bertrand only
looks like going one way. The game
promises entertainent, and most
importantly goals. On the other side, the
Liverpool defence should be able to cope
with the pace of Long and the
physicality of Pelle with no real
difficulty. This game looks like it's only
going one way.

chyna4luv: He is an Entry Level too. Okay. So, every month you will be paid #200k whether you sell their policies or not? Whether you meet target or not? Then if this is the case, why then is he (mansard staff) planning to quit for a mere teller with U-Connect which can't even earn him #100k/month?
Okay, maybe he has is personal reasons.

bro abeg connect me joor. pm me.

One guy who was born 1987 was turn back. over age . even if you write the test ,what of interview . They checked the invite test. If it include a nos ,you will not be allowed to write . Alternatively , they have the list of those they invited. The internal control system is efficient this time around . May God help us in Nigeria.


I didnt regret anyway because I wrote a test in an audit firm and finished around 11 am at ikoyi ,dropped CVs to some coy as well around ikoyi axis and went straight to mansard aka Ebola coy. Overall I achieved 70% success rate of my journey today. Praise the lord..lwkmd

BOALAKA: After five weeks of this analysis, Manchester United will lead the table with 15 points...http://.com/epl-the-race-begins-for-the-early-runners

prophet of doom. You underate liverpool at your own peril.

.mansard do us strong thing. if you are above 1987 , do not bother to gatecrash. If your invite is showing senders nos , do not bother to go . .mansard do us strong thing. if you are above 1987 , do not bother to gatecrash. If your invite is showing senders nos , do not bother to go .

macjireh: A super computer has predicted the entire
Premier League table before a ball has been
kicked.
#Bloomberg have predicted this #table
for the #PL 2014/15. Lets see in one
year how good it is! pic.twitter.com/
e8HDwImn99
— karthik (@kar10is) August 13, 2014
As most of us count down the hours until the
new Premier League season which starts on
Saturday, a ‘super computer’ could have
already predicted the entire campaign.
Experts at Bloomberg Sport have created a
programme that takes many variables into
account, to form a predicted league table for
May.
The table provides the percentage of each
team’s chance of winning the Premier League,
finishing in the top-four and being relegated
to the Championship.
article continues below
Holders Manchester City have come out on
top in the prediction, albeit only by 0.3% over
rivals Chelsea. The computer has calculated
that Arsenal will move up one place on last
years finish to come third, while Manchester
United will take fourth place to ensure
Champions League football will return to Old
Trafford.
The unfortunate three that have been forecast
to be relegated are newcomers Burnley and
QPR, with Aston Villa also tipped to finish
18th.
Liverpool meanwhile are projected to drop out
of the top-four following the sale of Luis
Suarez, and only manage fifth. Tottenham and
Everton will once again miss out on the
Champions League spots, finishing sixth and
seventh, while Newcastle and Swansea will
recover from rough seasons to finish eighth
and ninth.
SEE ALSO: Top-ten Premier League shirt
printings for last season: Ozil, Suarez, Rooney
feature
Southampton, Stoke, West Ham, Sunderland
and Crystal Palace will form the best of the
bottom-half, while Leicester, West Bromwich
Albion and Hull will all survive a relegation
battle.
Bloomberg’s cutting edge predictor has given
Manchester City’s depth the nod to get the
job done once again, with Jose Mourinho’s
men set to miss out by the finest of margins

http://hereisthecity.com/en-gb/2014/08/13/super-computer-predicts-entire-premier-league-table-liverpool-no/

prophet of doom. He go shock una when league start. You underate Liverpool at your own peril.

singlefade25: from eko hotel, take CMS, beg the driver to drop you @ mansard insurance

I Taugh the place is in V.I ? what if I am coming from cms . A friend of mine told me to board eko hotel bar beach and drop at ahmadu bello or mansact insurance. kindly explain better please.

Luis Suarez biting appeal: Barcelona striker fails in bid to have four-month ban reduced

Let the fates decide: Luis Suarez (right) will discover soon if his ban has been halvedPicture: AFPBy Telegraph Sport, and agencies2:08PM BST 14 Aug 2014

CAS delivers verdict and upholds Luis Suarez's ban for bite on Giorgio Chiellini - but the forward will be allowed to train with his Barcelona team-mates

Luis Suárez has lost his appeal to reduce his four-month ban for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup. He will, however, be allowed to train with his Barcelona team-mates.The 27-year-old Uruguayan striker last week pleaded his case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) after one of the most shocking events of the summer sporting extravaganza in Brazil which has also delayed his Barcelona debut.Suarez, who has a record of bans for biting opponents, was barred from all football-related activity for four months after biting Chiellini on the shoulder during Uruguay's June 24 World Cup group game against Italy in the Brazilian city of Natal.He was also suspended for nine matches with his country and fined £66,000.Fifa ordered the punishment because Suarez at first showed no remorse, although Sepp Blatter later dubbed the sanction harsh.However, after being sent home from Brazil, Suarez apologised.ADVERTISEMENT"The truth is that my colleague Giorgio Chiellini suffered the physical result of a bite in the collision he suffered with me," Suarez said in a message posted on Twitter on June 30."I deeply regret what occurred. I apologize to Giorgio Chiellini and the entire football family."Suarez subsequently left Liverpool for the Spanish league, after a £75m deal with Barcelona. As it stands, though, he will have to wait until late October before he can play for the Catalan club.As such, Suarez and the Uruguayan Football Association turned to CAS after a failed appeal to Fifa.Barcelona, anxious to tap the striking skills that saw Suarez notch up 31 goals in 33 matches for Liverpool last season, are also parties to the CAS case.CAS is the final court of appeal in the world of sport and can override decisions by individual federations.Suarez has been backed in his appeal by world players' union FIFPro and his lawyers said last week they were confident of getting the ban slashed to two months.That would make the striker available to play from Aug 25, thereby only missing Barcelona's opening fixture of the season, at home to lowly Elche the day before.Suarez's lawyers also want him to be allowed to train with Barcelona for the remaining days of his suspension."The sanctions are a disproportionate response to the offence. Especially the four-month ban from all football-related activity, which is unfair for Suarez as it infringes his right to work at club level," FIFPro said earlier this month.Suarez was banned for 10 games for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic in 2013 and sidelined for seven matches for the same offence against PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal when he was with Dutch club Ajax in 2010.

While we continue to wait (get used to
that) let's remind ourselves how good the
main man himself was last year.
Here's a reminder of each and every one
of the 31 goals he bagged for Liverpool
last season, while we also threw a load of
Suarez stats at the wall and here's
what's stuck. It's got bar graphs and
everything.

By 2pm we will know what up. I believe Suarez ban will be reduce by 2 months.

Lovren's Leadership
Crucial to
Liverpool's Season
Dejan Lovren celebrates his first goal
for Liverpool
JAMES WYNN
Brendan Rodgers feels he's finally
found his successor to Carragher in
Lovren and on first glimpses it's hard
to argue.
After the retirement of Jamie Carragher
at the end of the 2012/2013 Liverpool
began the search for his long term
replacement, 2 defenders and 50 goals
conceded later Brendan Rodgers feels
he’s finally got his man:
"He is exactly what I’ve been looking
for since Jamie Carragher left.”
Rodgers said
"He is a dominant, No 1 centre-half,
who reads the game well, offers good
guidance to the back four and the rest
of the team – and shows his qualities
of range of passing too.”
You can sense by the glowing assessment
of the Croatian’s debut that Rodgers is
both ecstatic and somewhat relieved to
have finally found himself a central
defender he can fully trust.
Over recent times leadership at the back
has been something of an issue for
Liverpool. The absence of the shrill
Bootle accent of Jamie Carragher was
sorely missed as Liverpool finished
runners up last season and yet you could
still make a good case for saying that
Liverpool’s defensive line has lacked
unity since the 2008/09 campaign.
Yes Liverpool’s defence was relatively
solid under Dalglish and at different
stages under Rodgers but managers in
recent times have never quite been able
to replace an aging Carragher or the
towering presence of club legend Sami
Hyypia; even the assured presences of
Arbeloa and Aurelio have up until now
failed to be addressed.
The players who were expected to
succeed the two Anfield stalwarts have
never done so with any conviction.
Daniel Agger, a favourite amongst fans,
has been tormented by injury during his
8 years at Anfield and it has only been
in recent years – when his ability has
diminished – that he’s been able to
successfully string 5 or more games
together in succession. Even then the
Dane has never quite been able to stamp
his authority on the defence.
Martin Skrtel has had similar leadership
problems; his lack of communication is
what led Rodgers to drop him for
Carragher at the beginning of 2013.
Unlike the Dane however the big Slovak
has taken Rodgers’ criticisms of him on
board and has tried his best to eliminate
the deficiencies that blighted his game
over previous seasons. Rodgers
acknowledged the improvements and
made him a mainstay of Liverpool’s
defence as a reward for his hard work.
The additions of Kolo Toure and
Mamadou Sakho were also made with
the intention of adding greater
leadership to the defence. Off the pitch it
would be fair to say Toure has made a
significant impact by adding personality
and experience to the dressing room, on
it however it became clear over time
that the Ivorian was a far cry from the
invincible of the previous decade. Sakho
too has also added personality to the
team but overall didn’t quite make the
impact that Rodgers would have liked;
cultural and language barriers possibly
being behind that.
Cue the arrival of Lovren.
Strong, experienced, good on the ball
and with a big voice on the pitch he
appears to tick all the boxes for what
Rodgers wants. Importantly he has a
perfect grasp of English which will only
aid in the cohesion between Skrtel,
Mignolet, the fullbacks and Steven
Gerrard.
Sat in line with the back four during the
first half against Dortmund I could hear
the Croat order Johnson into position –
which made a pleasant change – as well
as control the defensive line, impressive
from a player who has had minimal
training with his new teammates.
He also showed good understanding and
cohesion with Skrtel; his superior on the
ball ability and surprising ambidexterity
allowing Liverpool to move up the pitch
at a greater speed.
The pairing hasn’t been welcomed
unanimously by supporters. Some
already have preconceived ideas about
Lovren while Skrtel still suffers from a
stigma that he’s too rash to start for
Liverpool. If Lovren can be the man to
calm the occasional impulses of stupidity
then it’s a partnership that is unlikely to
change; both have also shown over the
years to be more dangerous when
attacking set pieces than their
teammates.
Never the less the success of the signing
will be judged on the next 38 games
rather than a friendly, and without the
genius of Luis Suarez the success of
Liverpool as a team will be intrinsically
linked to how well Lovren can settle and
galvanise his fellow defenders.

I saw a thread saying Liverpool willnot make top 4 this season.


You see what we did to borussia Dortmund ,ROma is just a tip of what we will do this season. With lovren marshalling the back four ,the trio of countinho - sterlin - Markovic - sturridge et al ,we will shock the world. We shall see starting from this weekend.

Dear Sweetheart/gf/wife
The EPL/la liga/champions league is about to start august 16 /September. Please take note of below
key rules.
1. You should read the sports
section of the newspaper so that you are
aware of what is going on
regarding the EPL ,La liga and UEFA champions leagueSoccer, and that way
you will be able to join in
the conversations. If you fail to do this, then
you will be looked at in
a bad way, or you will be totally ignored. DO
NOT complain about not receiving any
attention.
2. During this new season, the television is
mine, at all times,
without any exceptions. If you even look at
the remote control, you will lose it (your
eye).
3. If you have to pass by in front of the TV
during a game, I don't
mind, as long as you do it crawling on the
floor and without distracting me.
4. During the games I will be blind, deaf and
mute, unless I require
a refill of my drink or something to eat. If
you expect me to listen to you, open the
door, answer the telephone, or pick up the
baby that just fell on the floor, it won't
happen.
5. It would be a good idea for you to keep at
least 2 six packs in
the fridge at all times, as well as plenty of
things to nibble on
(except your body parts) and please do not
make any funny faces to my friends when
they come over to watch the games. In
return, you will be allowed to use the TV
between 12am and 6am, unless they replay
a good game that I missed during the day.
6. Please, please, please!! If you see me
upset because one of my
team is losing, DO NOT say "get over it, it's
only a game", or "don't
worry, they'll win next time". If you say these
things, you will only
make me angrier and I will love you less.
Remember, you will never ever know more
about football than I do.
7. You are welcome to sit with me to watch
one game and you can talk to me during
halftime but only when the commercials are
on, and only if the half time scores is
pleasing me. In addition, please note I am
saying "one" game; hence do not use the
new season club football as a nice cheesy excuse to
"spend time together".
8. The replays of the goals are very
important. I don't care if I
have seen them or I haven't seen them, I
want to see them again. Many times.
9. Tell your friends NOT to have any babies,
or any other child
related parties or gatherings that requires
my attendance because:
a) I will not go,
b) I will not go, and
c) I will not go.
10. But, if a friend of mine invites us to his
house on a Sunday to
watch a game, we will be there in a flash.
11. The league highlights show on
TV every night is just as
important as the games themselves. Do not
even think about saying "but you have
already seen this, why don't you change the
channel to
something we can all watch?" because, the
reply will be, "Refer to Rule #2 of this list".
12. And finally, please save your expressions
such as "Thank God it only weekend and mid week . I am immune to these words.
P/S
By the way if you get stuck on the road call
the police or one of your friends.
Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.
And the women replied:
Dear boyfriend/husband,
I have just two things to say:
#1 During this new season , all bedmatics too
will have to go on sabbatical leave till
further notice...
#2 I will leave the house for you and your
silly friends. Make sure the house is clean.
Thank you for your cooperation.

Slimswizz: A new football season is here and the French Ligue 1 would be setting the pace with it's resumption this weekend. The traditional opener of the English Premiership which is tagged the Community Shield is also billed for this weekend and Arsenal would be taking on Manchester City at the Wembley stadium. Clubs have been strengthening and some pretending to strengthen, we shall see how that pans out. The transfer window closes by the end of August but I am glad I don't have to wait that long to watch footy as the EPL officially kicks off mid-month (16th August, 2014) , no disrespect to other leagues.

My beloved Man Utd in my opinion have not strengthened reasonably well with only two additions made in Ander Herrera and Luke Shaw. Two good players no doubt but I am still not convinced, I am not even moved by the string of performances some of the Manchester United lads have put together. Yea Ashley Young should know that was a piss at him.

Could this be the year of the Arsenal? We shall see. Arsenal's capture of Alexis Sanchez show they mean business after falling off as title contenders at the turn of the year last season. They have also acquired the services of French man Mathieu Debuchy and young Calum Chambers and it seems they are ready to stop splashing the cash. Chelsea are not left behind in the spending spree as they have captured ex-Gunner Cesc Fabregas, former Atletico Madrid striker and defender Diego Costa and Filipe Luis and they have also brought back Arsenal's tormentor in chief, Didier Drogba letting promising striker Romelu Lukaku sign for Everton and refusing to renew the contract of their legend Frank Lampard. Lampard is back to haunt them though after signing a loan deal with Man City. Liverpool have also been busy bringing in players after selling Luis Suarez to Barcelona.

I think the best deal so far has been Bayern Munich's capture of Robert Lewandoski though it's safe to Real Madrid has the strongest team on paper after bringing in Toni Kroos from Bayern Munich and James Rodriguez from Monaco. This two players were top performers for their countries Germany and Colombia respectively at the just concluded World Cup which held in Brazil. Add that to the fact that Real Madrid has the current best player in the world (Cristiano Ronaldo), Gareth Bale, Xabi Alonso, Isco, Illaramendi, Marcelo, should I go on? I figured. There are many other deals done and some deals are still in the offing, there are also rumours (Arturo Vidal signing for Man Utd) that have refused to go away.

I want to lay down my predictions along with predictions from a few friends and family. I would have loved to put a wager on this but there are good Christians amongst us, lol.

Find below the predictions and Olami is the only lady in this group.
[b]
Bablo

EPL - Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Man United

La Liga - Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and XXXXX

Serie A - Inter Milan, Juventus, Roma and Napoli

Ligue Un - PSG, Monaco, Lille and Lyon

Bundesliga - Bayern Munich, Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen and Schalke



Phammo

EPL - Man City, Man United, Arsenal and Chelsea

La Liga - Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Valencia

Serie A - AC Milan (Dreamer), Juventus, Roma and Inter

Ligue Un - PSG, Monaco, Lyon and Lille

Bundesliga - Bayern Munich, Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen and Stuttgart



Olami (Not bothered about 2nd, 3rd and 4th positions)

EPL - Man United

La Liga - Real Madrid

Serie A - Roma

Ligue Un - Monaco

Bundesliga - Dortmund



Damz

EPL - Arsenal (in my dreams), Man City, Chelsea and Everton (hahahahaha pun intended on Man Utd)

La Liga - Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Malaga and Barcelona

Serie A - Roma, Juventus, Napoli and Inter

Ligue Un - PSG, Olympique Marseille, Monaco and Bordeaux

Bundesliga - Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen, Dortmund and Schalke



DejaVu

EPL - Arsenal (in my dreams), Man City, Chelsea and Man United

La Liga - Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Valencia

Serie A - Juventus, Napoli, Roma and Fiorentina

Ligue Un - He says the league lacks quality

Bundesliga - Dortmund, Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen and Schalke



Zizu Last King of Scotland

EPL - Man United (Possible), Chelsea, Man City and Liverpool

La Liga - Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Valencia

Serie A - Juventus, AC Milan, Inter and Napoli

Ligue Un - PSG, Lille, Monaco and Lyon

Bundesliga - Bayern Munich, Dortmund, Hamburg and Schalke



Big Yomz

EPL - Man United (Possible), Chelsea, Man City and Arsenal

La Liga - Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla

Serie A - Roma, Juventus, Napoli and Inter Milan,

Ligue Un - PSG, Monaco, Olympique Marseille and Lille

Bundesliga - Bayern Munich, Dortmund, Schalke and Bremen



ManVick

EPL - Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool and Arsenal

La Liga - Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia

Serie A - Napoli, Roma, Juventus and AC Milan

Ligue Un - PSG, Monaco, Lyon and Lille

Bundesliga - Bayern Munich, Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen and Schalke



Kzo

EPL - Man City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Man United

La Liga - Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Valencia

Serie A - Napoli, Inter Milan, Juventus and AC Milan

Ligue Un - PSG, Monaco, Lille and Olympic Marseille

Bundesliga - Bayern Munich, Dortmund, Schalke and Hamburg



Myself

EPL - Chelsea, Man City, Arsenal and Man United

La Liga - Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Valencia

Serie A - Juventus, Roma, Napoli and Inter

Ligue Un - PSG, Olympic Marseille, Monaco and Lyon

Bundesliga - Bayern Munich, Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen and Schalke
[/b]


There you have it but please remember predictions are different from desires, lol. Please feel free to harass the comment box to put in your opinions and possibly your own top four. Thanks and remain blessed.



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where you put Liverpool? It seems you constructed this ranking In a beer parlor.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport is to
announce its decision on Luis Suarez's appeal
against his four-month football ban at 2pm on
Thursday.

source : Sky sport

This thread is corrupting me . I am a virgin. **run out of thread