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tayokem: Someone should please educate me on the timing 12:15pm abroad and 5:15pm local. while the gap wide gap is it not supppse to be 1 hr difference

the timining is 5 :15 abroad and 6:15 nija time

the match will be 3 :1any team can. win

Lewandowski undergoing Bayern medical
Borussia Dortmund forward Robert Lewandowski
is undergoing a medical check in Munich ahead
of his summer move to Bayern. The Poland star
is available on a free transfer in June.
Source: Sky
Saturday, January 4, 2014 12:20 PM
Milan, Viviano and Cissokho are targets
The goalkeeper doesn't play at Arsenal and
might join Milan in place of young Gabriel.
Cissokho is on loan at Liverpool, but Valencia
owns him.
Source: Corriere dello Sport
Saturday, January 4, 2014 10:52 AM
Napoli, Benitez wants Mata and Mascherano
'Azzurri' are looking for big shots in January:
also Song and Diego Costa send signals...
Source: La Gazzetta dello Sport
Saturday, January 4, 2014 10:44 AM
Napoli, Gonalons is done for 13 millions
Lyon has agreed to the deal with Napoli, now
there also is the player's will. The midfielder will
cost 13 millions.
Source: La Gazzetta dello Sport
Saturday, January 4, 2014 10:41 AM
Benfica want Pizzi back
The Portuguese forward is not a starter anymore
in Espanyol and Benfica chairman would have
said their signings should be players currently
on loan or from the 'cantera'.
Source: Marca
Saturday, January 4, 2014 9:17 AM
Lyon is willing to sell Grenier
Lyon is no more determined to keep the
Arsenal's target and would even be willing to let
him go during the month of January.
Source: Le Parisien
Saturday, January 4, 2014 7:43 AM
West Ham give up on Diego Milito
West Ham have conceded defeat in their efforts
to sign Inter forward Diego Milito with the
Argentine keen to finish his career at former
club Racing.
Source: The Independent
Saturday, January 4, 2014 1:29 AM
West Brom want Mackay
West Brom will approach Malky Mackay with a
view to the former Cardiff manager replacing
Steve Clarke as Albion boss.
Source: Daily Mail
Saturday, January 4, 2014 1:09 AM
Robbie Fowler to take over at Torquay
Former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler is set to
take over as manager of struggling Torquay.
Source: Daily Star
Saturday, January 4, 2014 1:00 AM
Aston Villa make £1.5m bid for Hoolahan
Aston Villa have made a £1.5m bid for Norwich
City midfielder West Hoolahan.
Source: Daily Mirror
Saturday, January 4, 2014 12:55 AM

the time for the match is6:15 pm Nigerian time today

adegwurulez: No Nigerian? what about Dike, martins and Yobo? Aren't they moving again?

no transfer news concerning them yet

Fifa president Sepp Blatter has proposed the
use of a time penalty as a deterrent to diving
in football.
Blatter feels players who get treatment but are
not badly injured should have to wait longer
before rejoining play.
"I find it deeply irritating, when the half-dead
player comes back to life as soon as they
have left the pitch," said Blatter, 77, in his
weekly column.
"The referee can make the player wait until the
numerical disadvantage has had an effect on
the game."
Blatter, the head of world football's governing
body, added: "In practical terms, this is a time
penalty and it could cause play-actors to
rethink.
"The touchline appears to have acquired
powers of revival which even leading medical
specialists cannot explain."
Former Premier League referee Dermot
Gallagher agrees simulation is an issue in the
game, but feels penalising players in Blatter's
proposed way may not be feasible.
"You're going to need a very, very brave
referee to say a players wasn't really injured,
I'm not sure it's a real solution," said
Gallagher.
Blatter's comments come two days after
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho criticised one
of his own players, Oscar, for diving in their
victory at Southampton.
Mourinho also urged referees to "kill the
situation" after his Brazilian attacker was
cautioned for appearing to dive in the the area
after rounding Southampton goalkeeper Kelvin
Davis.
Blatter is intent on ridding the game of
simulation, which has prompted 13 yellow
cards in the Premier League this season.
"Even though simulation is incredibly unfair
and looks preposterous when viewed in a
replay, some people regard it as smart or in
the worst case as a harmless misdemeanour,"
added Blatter, who has been re-elected three
times since becoming Fifa president in 1998.
"The longest breaks in the game nowadays are
almost exclusively the result of dives,
simulation and play-acting to feign injury.
"This kind of thing is treated with scorn in
other sporting disciplines but it has become a
normal and accepted part of football
nowadays."
Manchester United attacker Adnan Januzaj,
18, has received three of his five yellow cards
this season for simulation.
United fanzine Red Issue, via its Twitter
account, called on manager David Moyes to
speak to the youngster as well as Ashley
Young, who has been booked for diving this
season.
Fifa's vice-president Jim Boyce has previously
proposed the use of video evidence to help
take retrospective action against divers, a
move which Gallagher would still welcome.
"I think most people in this country would
adhere to retrospective action," added
Gallagher, who was a Fifa listed referee for
eight years.
"For me, I think an ex-referee, an ex-manager
and an ex-member of PFA could look at video
evidence and if all three agree on a dive, it's a
three match ban."
As part of his proposals to clamp down on
cheating within the game, Blatter emphasised
Fifa's stance on whether the ball should be
put out of play if a player is injured.
"The ball is in the referees' court," added
Blatter.
"The instructions are now clear on this matter:
if a player is lying on the floor, the opposing
team are not required to put the ball into
touch.
"The referee should only intervene if he
believes a serious injury has occurred."


source: http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/25586007

Newcastle AND Tottenham want to sign
Joleon Lescott on loan from Manchester
City until the end of the season. (Daily
Mail)
Galatasaray are keen on Manchester
United's Alex Buttner. (Daily Mail)
Hull and Celtic are set to place a bid for
Sunderland striker Steven Fletcher after a
series of injuries ruined his time in the
north-east. (Daily Mail)
Luke Shaw has told Southampton that he
won't be leaving in January, despite plenty
of interest from leading Premier League
clubs. (Daily Mail)
Lewis Holtby could ask for a loan move
away from Tottenham after being dropped
for the last two matches. (The Times)
Juan Mata RANG Chelsea to demand
answers over his future after being
substituted by Jose Mourinho during their
win at Southampton. (Daily Express)
Arsenal are ready to try and sign Diego
Costa from Atletico Madrid - and the
£32million price tag won't stop Arsene
Wenger. (Daily Star)
Chelsea have had a £50million bid
rejected for Gonzalo Higuain as they
believe the Napoli striker is the answer to
their goal-scoring problems. (Daily
Telegraph)
Tom Ince is Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first
target after the former Manchester United
man became the new Bluebirds manager.
(The Sun)
But the Norwegian will have to fend off
interest from Crystal Palace in skipper
Mark Hudson. (The Sun)
more to come

MajesticMikel: Berbatov hinted at it on his facebook
too. It could work.

arsene winger just ruled out the possibility

Chelsea reportedly have £50million
bid for Gonzalo Higuain rejected and Luke
Shaw tells Southampton he wants to stay
at the club
January is here and we're starting to see
clubs make their moves in the transfer
market.
But who's going to move where?
Months of scouting, research and planning
will lead to plenty of activity over the next
few weeks.

And here's what's going on today:
Transfer gossip and rumours
from today's Daily Mirror
West Ham chiefs are sticking by under-fire
manager Sam Allardyce and aim to sign
two new strikers this month . Asamoah
Gyan, the former Sunderland star now at
UAE side Al-Ain, and Everton's Nikica
Jelavic are targets.
Napoli have made a move to try to sign
Chelsea's Juan Mata .
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is poised to make
Crystal Palace and Wales midfielder
Jonathan Williams his first singing as
Cardiff boss .
Raheem Sterling could be set for a loan
move to Swansea once Liverpool land
fellow winger Mohamed Salah.

Joleon Lescott is willing to take a pay cut
on his £90,000-a-week Manchester City
wages to move to Tottenham on loan.
West Ham and Stoke are leading the race
to sign Manchester City striker John
Guidetti on loan .
Arsenal have been told that they will have
to buy Mirko Vucinic if they are to
convince Juventus to part with the
Montenegrin striker.
Spain's Real Betis want Stoke midfielder
Wilson Palacios .
Hull's Steve Bruce aims to land Jake
Livermore from Tottenham for £3million
after increasing his transfer kitty by selling
midfielder Tom Cairney to Blackburn.
Sunderland midfielder Jack Colback is a
January target for West Brom and
Swansea.
Montpellier midfielder Remy Cabella is
high on Newcastle's wanted list - but he'll
cost close to £10million.
Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba has
revealed that he used to dream of playing
for Arsenal.
Chelsea defender David Luiz has been
linked with a move to German giants , and
European champions, Bayern Munich.
Liverpool are lining up a swoop for
Napoli's highly-rated defender Armando
Anastasio , according to Italian media.
Newcastle have made a move to sign
Everton defender Jonny Heitinga .
Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly
readying a £22m bid for Newcastle
midfielder Yohan Cabaye.
Inter Milan are set to put Manchester
United and Chelsea on alert by releasing
midfielder Esteban Cambiasso this
summer.
Sevilla midfielder Ivan Rakitic has given
his clearest indication yet that he will
extend his contract with the La Liga club.
Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea
were among the clubs monitoring the
talented Croat, whose deal runs out in
June 2015.
Sunderland have been offered forward
Ignacio Scocco of Brazil's Internacional .
West Ham will give up the chase for Diego
Milito after the Inter Milan forward decided
against a January move to the Premier
League . He wants to return to his native
Argentina and rejoin his former club
Racing.
more to come

Tolexander: how come the content of the news contradicts the topic?

it means the two among the most successful club in FA CUP

The two north London rivals are second and
third in the list of the competition's most
historically successful clubs and both are
enjoying good Premier League form

Two of the FA Cup's most
successful sides meet on
Saturday when Arsenal
host north London rivals
Tottenham in the third
round.
Manchester United have won the competition 11
times, more than any other team, but the
Gunners are just one behind on 10 and Spurs sit
third on the all-time list with eight.
The last major trophy that Arsene Wenger
collected was the FA Cup in 2005, following a
penalty shootout victory over Manchester
United, but Arsenal are pushing to finally add to
their honours roll this season, sitting top of the
Premier League after three straight victories,
giving them a total of 45 points after 20
matches.
The leaders' latest triumph came in a 2-0 win
over Cardiff City on New Year's Day, courtesy of
late goals from Nicklas Bendtner and Theo
Walcott, and the England international believes
that a never-say-die attitude can help his side
end their trophy drought.
"If you want to win titles then you have got to
go to the end and the thing about this team at
the moment is that we never give up," he told
reporters. "Every game that we win, the belief
gets stronger and stronger."
Tottenham are also in good form heading into
the clash, with new boss Tim Sherwood
overseeing three wins and a draw in four
Premier League matches at the helm.
A 2-1 victory at Manchester United on
Wednesday was particularly impressive and
leaves Spurs just two points adrift of the
Champions League places.
Forward Emmanuel Adebayor has played a key
role in Tottenham's resurgence under Sherwood,
including scoring the opener against United, but
faces a battle to be fit to face his former side
after being taken off on a stretcher against the
reigning champions.
The two sides last met in the competition at Old
Trafford in April 2001, with Arsenal winning 2-1
to reach the final. The Gunners also triumphed
over Tottenham at the last-four stage in 1993
before going on to complete an FA and League
Cup double.


source: http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/451810

Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud is a doubt after
suffering from illness and an ankle injury.
Nicklas Bendtner (ankle) is injured along with
Kieran Gibbs (calf) and Aaron Ramsey (thigh)
while playmaker Mesut Ozil must pass a
fitness test.
Andros Townsend, Lewis Holtby and Jermain
Defoe could return from injury for Tottenham.
Striker Emmanuel Adebayor is fit again after
being taken off on a stretcher against
Manchester United on Wednesday.
Tottenham's new manager Tim Sherwood said:
"How important will Adebayor be tomorrow
[Saturday]? It's huge.
"I think if Arsene Wenger saw him limping off
at Old Trafford, I'm sure there were a lot of
pleased Arsenal fans and management and
players.
"But, unfortunately, he's going to be walking
out against them on Saturday.
"It didn't look great did it when he came off on
that stretcher but he is a warrior. There is no
holding him back at the moment."
Provisional Arsenal squad: Szczesny, Sagna,
Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal, Arteta,
Flamini, Wilshere, Rosicky, Walcott, Podolski,
Fabianski, Jenkinson, Cazorla, Miyaichi,
Vermaelen, Gnabry, Giroud, Ozil.
Provisional Tottenham Hotspur squad: Lloris,
Friedel, Archer, Walker, Fredericks, Dawson,
Chiriches, Rose, Fryers, Dembele, Capoue,
Eriksen, Bentaleb, Townsend, Holtby, Chadli,
Lamela, Lennon, Soldado, Adebayor, Kane,
Defoe, Coulthirst.

The Saints ran out 2-1 winners in the same
fixture last season, but the Blues got revenge
last time out and have renewed motivation after
beating title rivals Liverpool on Sunday.
Chelsea lost at
Southampton last season
and captain John Terry
has warned it can ill afford a repeat at St Mary's
on New Year's Day.
Mauricio Pochettino's Southampton started the
season in fine form, but it has now dropped
down to ninth after winning just one of its last
eight Premier League games.
Chelsea beat fellow title hopefuls Liverpool on
Sunday to make it three wins in its last four
top-flight games and it is now third, just two
points behind leaders Arsenal.
The London club has already beaten
Southampton 3-1 at Stamford Bridge this term,
but Jose Mourinho's side had to come from
behind after Jay Rodriguez scored just 15
seconds into the game at the start of December.
Terry scored in that victory, and the skipper was
also on target at St Mary's last season, but his
goal was in vain as the home side ran out 2-1
winners.
And the former England center back has seen
enough of Pochettino's charges to know his side
must not be taken lightly as he targets another
Premier League title.
"It's going to be tough because they're very
good at home and it proved a difficult game
here (Stamford Bridge) when they scored pretty
early," Terry told Chelsea's official
website. "They are a good footballing side, very
much like Liverpool, who try and play out from
the back so we're expecting a tough game."
Chelsea boss Mourinho will be without Frank
Lampard (muscular injury), Branislav Ivanovic
(knee) and Marco van Ginkel (knee) for the trip
to the south coast.
David Luiz also misses out as he serves a one-
match ban after picking up his fifth yellow card
of the season in Sunday's 2-1 win over
Liverpool, but Ramires returns from a
suspension of his own.
Southampton has not won at home since easing
to a 4-1 victory over Hull City on November 9
and Pochettino knows they will be up against it
in their first game of 2014.
"It's clear that Chelsea are a top side, a great
team. They have great, talented players. We
learned a lot from that game (at Chelsea). It
was a very competitive game and it's going to
be another competitive game against them this
time around," he said. "There are many factors
that happened during that game to balance the
end result of the game. We know them well and
we’re more than aware that we’re going to be
facing a very tough team."
Striker Pablo Daniel Osvaldo (illness) will be
monitored ahead of the game, but goalkeeper
Artur Boruc (hand), midfielder Victor Wanyama
(fractured leg) and striker Guly do Prado (knee)
will not feature.
Midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin will return after
missing Sunday's defeat at Everton through
suspension.
source-goal.com

Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority
[NCAA] did not purchase bullet proof cars
as widely alleged by the media but only
leased them, Minister of Aviation Princess
Stella Oduah said in Abuja yesterday.
When asked in the Media Trust Limited’s
head office about her thoughts about the
outcome of the administrative inquiry
ordered by President Goodluck Jonathan
into the bullet proof cars’ purchase, Ms
Oduh said,
“I really would not want to
respond to that. The only thing I
want to say is that armoured
cars were not bought in the
minister’s name. In fact, no
armoured cars were bought by
NCAA. NCAA only leased them.
As regards the report of the
President’s panel, I really don’t
know how to respond. I am not
a member of that panel so I
cannot speak for it.”
The Minister dismissed some reports
which said she was seen at the State
House waiting to collect her sack letter.
Stella Oduah also touched upon several
relevant topics, including the new
national carrier to be unveiled in January,
plans to transform Nigeria’s lesser
airports to create wealth for local
communities through industrialization
and the upcoming pulling down and
rebuilding of the old Kano Airport.

A conglomeration of ethnic nationality
groups said going by the Amalgamation
Treaty of January 1, 1914, which joined
Northern and Southern protectorates to
create Nigeria with a life span of 100
years, the country will expire at 12 a.m.
today.
Professor Akin Oyebode, a lawyer, said
Nigeria will not expire because the
amalgamation was not put in place by a
treaty, but by an order in council by the
British Parliament.
Oyebode has a soul mate in legal icon,
Professor Itse Sagay (SAN), who argued
that there was no law that automatically
gives a treaty 100 years life span.
However, the ethnic nationalities, which
included Federation of Oodua People,
Middle Belt Congress, Lower Niger
Congress and Oporoza House, which
congregated on the banner of Movement
for New Nigeria, MNN, insisted that
Nigeria would become history after today
and urged all Nigerians to embrace the
national conference to agree on fresh
terms of co-existing.
They spoke at a briefing held at Freedom
Park, Lagos. Present at the briefing were
Elder Fred Agbeyegbe, Co-coordinator;
Tony Nnadi, Secretary-General; Mrs Hilda
Dokubo, Timi Kaiser Ogoriba, Chief Dan
Ekpebide, Abuka Onalo, Ambah Binaebi,
Shade Olukoya and Leye Akinmodiro.
On nat’l dialogue, 2015
They urged President Goodluck Jonathan
to speed up the national dialogue,
warning that it would be disastrous to
hold the 2015 elections without a new
constitution emerging from a national
conference.
They said: “The mention of 2015 in
Nigeria’s political discourse instantly
evokes two ominous conjectures. One is
the haunt of the US intelligence prediction
that Nigeria will disintegrate before 2015.
“The other very bloody prospect swirls
around the 2015 electoral round in which
a northern politician assumes that there
would be trouble if the elections are
rigged.”
100 years treaty
Nnadi said: “What the British did in the
amalgamation treaty was to consolidate
all the treaties that they signed with the
different ethnic nationalities they subdued
in the process of their conquest.
“By 1914, the various treaties were
consolidated so as to be recognised in
international law. Under international law,
every treaty has a life span of 100 years.
The Amalgamation Treaty took effect on
January 1, 1914, which means that it will
expire on December 31, 2013.
“The second challenge for Nigeria is that
the 1999 Constitution, which General
Abdulsalami Abubakar gave to Nigeria
made certain proclamations that are
rooted in falsehood because it was not a
constitution drawn up by Nigerians.
“What will hold Nigeria after December 31
is a hope that the national conference will
produce another document that Nigerians
would accept.”
Former Director, Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Dr. Dan Mou, said Nigeria is
fortunate that there was no separatist
movement in the country.
He said that issues such as these were
what the national conference should
resolve and all the ethnic minorities
should wait to see the outcome of the
conference, adding that President
Goodluck Jonathan acted wisely by
putting the conference in place and the
outcome should be subjected to a
referendum.
No danger,says Oyebode
Countering, Professor Oyebode said
Nigeria will not cease to exist legally on
account of the 100 years of
amalgamation because the amalgamation
was consummated through an order in
council by the British Parliament.
According to him, the process of
amalgamation started in January 1900,
when the British Parliament issued an
Order-in-Council through which the Royal
Nigeria Company, which succeeded the
United African Company, ceded its power
to the British Crown and resulted in the
amalgamation of the Southern
protectorate.
He said the British Parliament also
issued an Order-in-Council which resulted
in the amalgamation of Northern
protectorate in 1906. The amalgamation
of Northern and Southern protectorates
took place in 1914 through another
Order-in-Council.
He said the order was used in British
territories, which had no legislature to
issue such legislative instrument. He said
it was through the order that Nigeria got
her independence in 1960.
Professor Oyebode agreed with moves to
convene a national conference because
the 1999 Constitution, which was foisted
on Nigerians by the military, shared the
same features and characteristics with
the Amalgamation Acts which were
enacted without the participation and
consent of Nigerians.
According to Oyebode, the 1999
Constitution is nothing but Decree No. 24,
which has since been identified as a
fraudulent document.
Noting that the 1999 Constitution may be
valid but not legal, he said “what we
should expect is for the proposed
national conference to lead to a
constitutional conference through which
Nigerians can produce a document that
they can respect.”
Amalgamation was not a treaty— Sagay
Professor Itse Sagay said: “I totally
disagree with the group that the 1914
amalgamation was by a treaty.
“It was a union imposed on us by the
British who were colonial overlords of
Nigeria, then recognised by international
law, which was a legitimate power to join
the Northern and Southern protectorates.
“So, it was not a treaty at all. If it were a
treaty, both parties could have sat round
the table to negotiate their merger. But
there wasn’t anything like that at all.
“The people just woke up one morning
and found out that they have been joined
together by the superior colonial force.
“Meanwhile, contrary to their belief that a
treaty can expire, it can be forever and
can be terminated by either party. A party
can withdraw from a treaty at anytime,
provided certain conditions are me
source :infonigeria

Around 11pm Saturday night December
28th, three men suspected to be members
of Islamic militant Boko Haram invaded a
bachelor party at Tashan Alade village in
Maiduguri and opened fire on the party-
goers, killing eight of them and injuring
several others.
An witness who survived the attack said
the men came in two motorcycles, joined
the party like they were guests and before
anyone knew what was going on, they
brought out their rifles and started
shooting indiscriminately. They fled the
scene after making sure several people
were dead.
source information nigeria

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with Suarez eager to score again and chelsea wishing not to leave top four as was said by mourinho said himself that they not title contenders .who will win the game.

Chelsea (Possible, 4-2-3-1): Cech; Ivanovic,
Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta; Lampard, Essien;
Schurrle, Oscar, Willian; Torres.
Out: Ramires (suspended), Van Ginkel (knee).
Liverpool (Possible, 4-1-2-3): Mignolet;
Johnson, Skrtel, Sakho, Cissokho; Lucas;
Allen, Henderson; Sterling, Suárez, Coutinho.
Out: Coates, Enrique (both knee), Gerrard,
Flanagan (both hamstring), Moses (ineligible),
Sturridge (ankle).
Referee: Howard Web. Matches:
suarez will be playing with Ivanovich for the first time after biting iva which led to 10 match ban .Liverpool having lost to man city will meet with Chelsea that won their game last week.the winning team tops the other in the league

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pickabeau1: tough game but we can prevail

A point is also not bad

sad jack misses

both carzola and rosiscky dey for replacement

Omooba77: [b][/b]Position Team Played Goal Difference Points
View full table
1 Arsenal 16 16 35
2 Liverpool 16 21 33
3 Chelsea 16 14 33
4 Man City 16 29 32
5 Everton 16 12 31
6 Newcastle 16 -1 27
7 Tottenham 16 -6 27
8 Man Utd 16 6 25
9 Southampton 16 5 24
10 Swansea 16 1 20
11 Aston Villa 16 -5 19
12 Hull 16 -6 19
13 Stoke 16 -5 18
14 Norwich 16 -14 18
15 Cardiff 16 -10 17
16 West Brom 16 -5 15
17 West Ham 16 -6 14
18 Crystal Palace 16 -13 13
19 Fulham 16 -15 13
20 Sunderland 16 -18 9

Arsenal will be on 38 points after 23rd Dec,2013

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