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voodoo85: use her and abuse her. can't believe such nonsense thread

how do u mean?

1. If your Girlfriend come to
your
house and join you in drinking
garri, marry her.
2. If you take her to a
restaurant
and she picked gala/ pure-
water instead of expensive
meals, She is
understanding marry her.
3. If she sees someone with
Bugatti but decided to follow
you
with keke, my brother na your
bone be that. 4. She come to
your house and
wash even your brothers and
sisters clothes, marry her fast.
5. You gave her 50K for
shopping
but she went for okirika and
bring back 45K to you, marry
her because she read
economics.
6. She will call you everyday
and
ask if you need recharge card,
brother claim her o!
7. If the girl used to give you
her
pocket money every week, She
loves you marry her.
8. If both of you enter bus she
will
pay, That is a good sign
9. Whenever the girl is eating
with
you and she's eating only bone
while you eat meat, marry her.

ajasbaba: I will try and make this as short as possible. Few months ago, out drinking with one of my best friend he begins telling me how sexy he finds my wife, and tells me he would love to have s*x with her. He probably expected to get punched in the shoulder, but I told him this has always been a fantasy of mine, allowing my wife to sleep with another man. Although I have never told my wife, or anyone for that matter. My friend and I did not speak about it until a week ago, and I invited him over for dinner last night. I never thought anything would happen other than than some minor flirting, due to her personality. She is the typical business women, very serious, no nonsense and professional. My wife was dressed very nicely, wearing a short black dress and black stiletto heels. I kept the drinks flowing, and the 2 of them started flirting heavily. He had his hands all over her and she was very responsive. I began making comments like you two need to get a room. Finally I said jokingly… you 2 should just get this over with and go in the room and have s*x. I went in the kitchen to get another drink and I hear a door shut. They had gone in the room together, and I just waited in the living room. A few minutes later I knew my fantasy was coming true, as I heard her beginning to moan. I waited a while and listened to her getting louder and louder and finally peeked in. He had her pinned up against the wall unclad wearing only her stiletto heels, pounding her absolutely senseless! I went back into the living room and listened to her. I have never heard her moan and scream that loud, and it went on for almost 2 hours. This morning she was concerned about how I felt and I assured her it was a huge turn on for me and that I was fine with it. I asked her for details of the experience and she told me that she had more orgasms than she could count, and that he was so big he could barely fit inside her, but once he was inside it was the most amazing feeling she has ever had. I can not wait for her to do this again, and she agreed to do this often! Should I just stop this now? I know I probably should, but really don’t want to!

stories for the gods

ajasbaba: I will try and make this as short as possible. Few months ago, out drinking with one of my best friend he begins telling me how sexy he finds my wife, and tells me he would love to have s*x with her. He probably expected to get punched in the shoulder, but I told him this has always been a fantasy of mine, allowing my wife to sleep with another man. Although I have never told my wife, or anyone for that matter. My friend and I did not speak about it until a week ago, and I invited him over for dinner last night. I never thought anything would happen other than than some minor flirting, due to her personality. She is the typical business women, very serious, no nonsense and professional. My wife was dressed very nicely, wearing a short black dress and black stiletto heels. I kept the drinks flowing, and the 2 of them started flirting heavily. He had his hands all over her and she was very responsive. I began making comments like you two need to get a room. Finally I said jokingly… you 2 should just get this over with and go in the room and have s*x. I went in the kitchen to get another drink and I hear a door shut. They had gone in the room together, and I just waited in the living room. A few minutes later I knew my fantasy was coming true, as I heard her beginning to moan. I waited a while and listened to her getting louder and louder and finally peeked in. He had her pinned up against the wall unclad wearing only her stiletto heels, pounding her absolutely senseless! I went back into the living room and listened to her. I have never heard her moan and scream that loud, and it went on for almost 2 hours. This morning she was concerned about how I felt and I assured her it was a huge turn on for me and that I was fine with it. I asked her for details of the experience and she told me that she had more orgasms than she could count, and that he was so big he could barely fit inside her, but once he was inside it was the most amazing feeling she has ever had. I can not wait for her to do this again, and she agreed to do this often! Should I just stop this now? I know I probably should, but really don’t want to!

stories for the gods

With the problem at the glass house n the long standing contract war between Keshi n the NFF, the recent result of the Afcon qualifiers, the statement by Keshi after Congo game, the inability n ineptitude n stubbornness of Keshi to call a particular player.
my question now is with two matches gone n four to go, do u think we should keep faith with Keshi or breath fresh air, before he comes out to say he knew Nigeria won't qualify for the Afcon?

Mprex: Hy handsome and wonderful guys of NL. I have been wondering lately how you guys would define an ideal wife. Like what do you think makes a lady "wife material"

i know we all have our different views on issues as this so please share with us.

We can learn from each other. So lets get the ball rolling

cheers

OK, lemme come

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ur contact

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I will very much love to hook up with u, ma fone no is 08135747235, expecting ur call I will do the rest, please just call let talk tanz

faithugo64: our team needs TOTAL REFORMATION!!!

not only the team but also the authority

During testimony service on Sunday
Akpos stood up and said:
Make una join me in thanking and
praising Baba GOD for His blessings
αnd upliftment in my life.
I tell you guys its good to have the
fear of God and be honest.
Last weekend as I was going home I
came across a small bag and I opened it
and behold what I found inside; 20,000
pounds!!!...
Fear first catch me, but I took the bag
home and when I emptied it and found
some documents, ID cards, ATM cards
and some phone numbers.
One mind told me to call the numbers
and the other told me to throw the
documents away and use the money.
I made up my mind and called the
numbers and lucky enough the owner
picked up the call.
When I told him about the bag he told
me he was the owner and told me
everything that was inside the bag.
We had an appointment and met, I
handed his bag back to him and he
gave me 2,000 pounds which I rejected
and left.
Yesterday he called me and offered
me a job worth 750k a month with
Chevron, a 3 bedroom flat fully
furnished and air conditioned, and a
2012 Toyota Camry.
As I was smiling and testing the car I
just woke up...

in as much as I agree with some point of urs, I totally disagree with No 3, n as for 4 even as I do not subscribe to compulsory chapel as some school do, is clubbing more important? saying dat because a certain lecturer didn't complete his course outline n put the student under threat of working extra to cover up alone makes him stronger is a lie, there r students in private school dat gives good amount of time to study, beware how u generalize issues like this!
I rest ma case!

Nigeria's quest
to defend her
Afcon title could
possibly be over
by Wednesday
night when the
Super Eagles
face the Bafana
Bafana in
Durban. If the
Super Eagles want to win title, there will
have to be a remarkable improvement in
the team's play from the showing they
put out over the weekend in Calabar.
An insipid display saw the reigning
African champions put to the sword 3-2
by Congo, right in front of their home
fans for what was Nigeria's first home
defeat at the UJ Esuene Stadium.
South Africa, on the other hand, had a
great start under their new coach
Ephraim 'Shakes' Mashaba as his new-look
side beat Sudan away with a Sibusiso
Vilakazi brace and a Bongani Ndulula
effort as the young South Africans ran
riot.
Sitting pretty on top of the table, South
Africa will look to gain one over Nigeria
for only their second win ever against
Nigeria, which has consistently proved to
be a bogey team of sorts for the Bafana
Bafana.
Nigeria, however, will look to bounce back
from the opening match day defeat and
continue their domination over South
Africa and get back on track towards
qualifying for Morocco 2015.
Away and beyond
Locked in Group A of the Caf/Orange
Afcon 2015 qualifying series, Nigeria,
South Africa, Sudan and Congo will all look
to get their grind on after match day one
proved to be an eye opener, especially for
the reigning champions.
Goals by Thievy Bifouma and Prince
Oniangue ensured Congo got a famous win
in Nigeria, while South Africa, looking to
rebuild after past failures, gave their
new coach a great debut by hitting Sudan
for three away.
Match day two promises to be much more
interesting. Nigeria know a point in South
Africa is the only way to keep hopes alive
while South Africa will look to consolidate
on their near perfect performance at the
El Merriekh Stadium.
Group A standings after match day 1
1. South Africa W-1 L-0 D-0 GF 3 GA 0
GD +3 PTS 3
2. Congo W-1 L-0 D-0 GF 3 GA 2 GD +1
PTS 3
3. Nigeria W-0 L-1 D-0 GF 2 GA 3 GD -1
PTS 0
4. Sudan W-0 L-1 D-0 GF-0 GA 3 GD-3
PTS 0
Head to head
Nigeria's Super Eagles first met South
Africa in a full competitive international
game at the National Stadium in Surulere
in 1992 after the South Africans were
admitted back into the international fold.
A Rashidi Yekini brace and further goals
from Richard Owubokiri and Samson Siasia
gave Nigeria a resounding 4-0 victory in a
Group D World Cup qualifier on 10th
October 1992.
Subsequently, there has been eight more
matches between the two countries with
Nigeria winning seven of those and losing
just one to Bafana Bafana.
The most recent of these victories was
the 3-1 spanking the Eagles handed to
South Africa at the 2014 Chan
tournament hosted by the South Africans.
Flash back
Nigeria v South Africa, National Stadium,
Surulere
Nigeria 4 ( Owubokiri, Yekini-2, Siasia)
South Africa 0
Line-ups: Nigeria - Ike Shorunmu, Stephen
Keshi, Austin Eguavoen, Emeka Ezeugo,
Ben Iroha, Nduka Ugbade, Precious Monye,
Victor Ikpeba, Rashidi Yekini, Samson
Siasia, Richard Owubokiri.
South Africa - Mark Anderson, Neil Tovey,
Lucas Radebe, Phil Masinga, Roger Links,
Sam Khambula, Bennet Masinga, Steve
Komphela, Augustine Makalakalane, Mike
Rowbotham, Sizwe Motaung
Matches in full
10 October 1992: Nigeria 4 South Africa 0
16 January 1993: South Africa 0 Nigeria 0
10 February 2000 : Nigeria 2 South Africa
0
31 January 2004 : Nigeria 4 South Africa
0
17 November 2004 South Africa 2 Nigeria
1
1 June 2008 : Nigeria 2 South Africa 0
6 September 2008 : South Africa 0
Nigeria 1
14 August 2013 : South Africa 0 Nigeria 2
19 January 2014 : South Africa 1 Nigeria
3
Team news
Nigeria have dropped back-up goalkeeper
David Obiazor and Uche Nwofor, who
started the game against Congo for the
trip to South Africa.
Stand-in goalkeeper Austin Ejide will keep
his place in goal while Emmanuel Emenike
might get a look in from the start after
his impressive display coming off the
bench against Congo in Calabar.
South Africa coach Mashaba might start
with two-goal hero Sibusiso Vilakazi who
came off the bench in that 3-0 rout of
Sudan at the weekend. Senzo Meyiwa
continues in goal in place of the injured
Itumeleng Khune.
What they said
"Of late, Bafana Bafana had become a
laughing stock and had lost credit within
the football standing and we need to
restore that acclaim.
"We must bring back the pride to our
national team and I am happy with the
3-0 win away from home. It is a beginning
of that rebuilding process." - Ephraim
'Shakes' Mashaba, South Africa coach
"We have looked at everything and we
know why we lost to Congo. Now we must
look ahead to the game against South
Africa.
"South Africa are a good side. I saw them
in their last game against Sudan (when
they won 3-0) and they also have a new
coach." - Stephen Keshi, Nigeria coach
Key players
Nigeria
Emmanuel Emenike has continued to prove
he is one of the best strikers in Africa.
He came off the bench and led the line
for Nigeria in the loss to Congo. It is
certain the Fenerbahce of Turkey forward
will start against Bafana Bafana on
Wednesday.
Kenneth Omerou didn't have the best of
games against Congo, but his talent and
commitment has never been in doubt. One
of the rising stars of the African game,
Omerou was solid at the Fifa World Cup
held in Brazil this year.
Nigeria will look up to him to stop the
rampaging South African strikers when
the two sides clash on match day two of
Group A of the final phase of qualifying
for Afcon 2015.
South Africa
Senzo Meyiwa
The athletic goalkeeper, second choice
behind Itumeleng Khune, has proven he
can be trusted when the Kaizer Chiefs
man isn't available.
He has transferred his Caf Champions
League form into the game against Sudan
where he made a couple of outstanding
saves to deny Sudan in Khartoum.
Sibusiso Vilakazi
The Premier Soccer League player of the
season last term was the hero for South
Africa as his brace helped Bafana Bafana
to a resounding win in Sudan.
Vilakazi, who plays for PSL side Bidvest
Wits, will hope to transfer that form to
help the team get South Africa's first win
against Nigeria in a decade.
Teams
South Africa:
Goalkeepers: Senzo Meyiwa, Dumisani
Msibi. Darren Keet
Defenders: Buhle Mkhwanazi, Thulani
Hlatshwayo, Thabo Matlaba, Ramahlwe
Mphahlele, Ayabulela Magqwaka,
Mulomowandau Mathoho, Anele Ngcongca,
Rivaldo Coetzee, Sibusiso Khumalo.
Midfielders: Themba Zwane, Sibusiso
Vilakazi, Oupa Manyisa, Andile Jali, Dean
Furman, Ayanda Patosi, Keagan Dolly,
Mandla Masango, Kamohelo Mokotjo.
Strikers: Tokelo Rantie, Bongani Ndulula,
David Zulu, Bongi Ntuli.
Nigeria:
Goalkeepers: Austin Ejide (Hapoel Be'er
Sheva, Israel); Chigozie Agbim (Gombe
United, Nigeria)
Defenders: Elderson Echiejile (Monaco FC,
France); Juwon Oshaniwa (Ashdod FC,
Israel); Efe Ambrose (Celtic FC,
Scotland); Godfrey Oboabona (Rizespor FC,
Turkey); Azubuike Egwuekwe (Warri
Wolves, Nigeria); Kenneth Omeruo
(Middlesbrough FC, England); Kunle
Odunlami (Sunshine Stars, Nigeria)
Midfielders: John Mikel Obi (Chelsea FC,
England); Ogenyi Onazi (SS Lazio, Italy);
Ramon Azeez (Almeria FC, Spain); Joel Obi
(Inter Milan, Italy); Nosa Igiebor (Maccabi
Tel Aviv, Israel); Omatsone Aluko (Hull
City, England)
Forwards: Ahmed Musa (CSKA Moscow,
Russia); Emmanuel Emenike (Fenerbahce
FC, Turkey); Uche Nwofor (unattached);
Nnamdi Oduamadi (FC Crotone, Italy);
Gbolahan Salami (Warri Wolves); Christian
Osaguona (Enugu Rangers)

I am very sure the op is insane, 1, y on earth will u generalize ones misdemeanor as all are guilty. 2, I thought u said u r a graduate? u better go back n learn psychology well u look drained. 3, For any tribe u think u come from, there r thousands of ur gals who r using wat u think is others ways of life to make income, sorry just giving out to who ever cross their part.

be careful lest u fall...

Richiy: Okay. A friend of mine is in a dilemma and I want to ask the good people of Nairaland to help her out.

In her words...

Before I started dating my boyfriend (Kene), I was already friends with his bestfriend (James).

Now we are dating and Kene feels insecure because of my relationship with the James.

The bestfriend's girlfriend is also a little threatened.

But James I are also business partners and spend some time together doing strictly business.

All attempts to explain the whole thing to Kene is failing as he doesn't see much reason to the explanation.

I love my boyfriend and I don't wanna lose him. What should I do?

goodluck

“Friends,
Romans,
countrymen,
lend me your
ears;
I come to bury
Caesar, not to
praise him;
The evil that men do lives after them,
The good is oft interred with their bones,
So let it be with Caesar…”
- Mark Anthony in William Shakespeare’s
Julius Ceasar
I will borrow a line from Mark Anthony’s
famous speech at Ceasar’s funeral by
saying: Friends, Nigerians, “Football
Stakeholders”, lend me your ears.
Four years ago, I wrote a column here
titled Nigeria football: elections to
nowhere and it was so popular, I had to
answer lots of questions from a lot of
international media outlets trying to make
sense of all the madness in the run up to
the Nigerian football elections.
Once again, I have observed from a
distance the sheer lunacy of the hollow
ritual called Nigeria Football Federation’s
elections, and the script is the same
except the twists and turns make for a
truly epic Nollywood move and I am no
longer going to ask what is wrong with
Nigerian football.
That would be just too simplistic. The
question should rather be: what is not
wrong with Nigerian football? I will not
bore you with the intrigues that go into
the elections. Read what I wrote in 2010
and tell me if anything has changed and
trust me, I will not take sides but I will
be frank and focus on the good of
Nigeria.
Monday night, 1 September, 2014 was
perhaps the biggest night in international
football, the transfer deadline day and
how we were entertained by the intrigues
of horse trading and the excitement of
clubs gaining certain players and others
losing.
How shocking was it that Falcao moved to
Manchester United and the disbelief of
Danny Wellbeck going to Arsenal, but
before we get distracted, Nigeria also
had its own deadline day – the Fifa
deadline for the “elected” board of the
Nigeria Football Federation to vacate the
“Glass” house, read the “Burnt” house.
So how did we get here? Why are we
unable to have a smooth transition every
four years? Why do we behave like
lunatics in an asylum? Who is to blame?
Everybody involved in the process should
bury their heads in shame, all those who
call themselves “Football Stakeholders”,
the outgoing NFF board, the "newly
elected" board and we can also blame the
Sports Minister. I am also ashamed I am
Nigerian and belong to the football class,
even though I am far away from all the
intrigues.
I have held positions in Nigerian Football,
as team manager, director of Sharks and
board member of the Rivers State Football
Association and participated and attended
the NFF congress, even run for a seat as
a board member apart from my long
career as a TV football commentator on
national TV and international media.
How is everything that has transpired
since Nigeria lost to France going to help
shape the future of Nigerian football?
When are they going to realise that
leadership comes with responsibility and
accountability?
Why do I keep asking questions? Only
because nothing makes sense.
However, over the tenure of the Maigari
Board, Nigeria won Afcon 2013 in South
Africa last year, that’s 19 years after
our last win. The U17 team again won the
World Cup and the Super Eagles made it
to the last 16, something we have not
achieved since 1998.
Surely, that’s something to build on,
whether Aminu Maigari and his board get
elected or get replaced. That’s what the
elections should have been about. Either
the congress re-elects all or some of
them based on the score card or they are
replaced by people with better ideas,
clearly articulated to the voting congress.
To achieve this, there’s a right way and
there’s a wrong way to do this and
clearly, what has happened has not
followed the statutes of the Nigeria
Football Federation and the events of 26
August will go down the road of infamy.
How do we say there was no interference
when Maigari was arrested, detained and
why hold him and Chris Green in detention
till after the congress? Why was Musa
Ahmadu alone released?
Why would Maigari send a resignation to
the sports ministry and not to the NFF
congress and why only after numerous
arrests?
Before that, we saw the impeachment of
Maigari by a board that waited four years
and just two weeks to the end of their
tenure to say he had been running the
affairs with only a few members. That
exercise was taken out of the script of
Julius Ceasar’s end.
These are the matters that should have
been tabled at the congress, which is also
an indictment on the quality of leaders
who aspire to run Nigerian football.
I have never been a fan of Maigari
because I do not agree with the way he
came to power. It’s the same kind of
politics that saw him replace Sani Lulu
when he was in fact a member of the
same board.
I remember publicly confronting Maigari in
Nelspruit during Afcon 2013 over the
distractions he and his board dealt the
Super Eagles with all the talk of replacing
Keshi midway into the tournament and
even the other board members know I
don’t spare them over a lot of their
actions but they did make progress with
results.
What I expected the “football
stakeholders” and the sports minister to
do was simply to come back from Brazil
and call for a review of the performance
of the board, and also call for explanation
for the embarrassments over allowances.
The congress shouldn’t always be about
elections. That would have been an
opportunity for aggrieved board members
to share all that we have now read about
them not being “carried along” but sadly,
you cannot separate all that is wrong
about Nigerian mainstream politics from
the Nigeria Football Federation.
The intrigues and shenanigans employed
by all parties involved reeks of
desperation and unnecessary power tussles
that will neither benefit the growth of
the game nor produce the right
candidates.
Beyond the arrests by the department of
state security, nocturnal meetings with
the Secretary to the Nigerian government
and also all kinds of congresses at various
hotels and under the trees and on the
roadsides of Abuja, and an “elective
congress”, there should have been a
properly constituted congress to chart a
new direction for proper elections.
Now we have an “elected” president who
insists he was properly elected despite
calls by Fifa for him to step down. I have
only one comment for Chris Giwa and his
co-travellers, and that is: There are 44
people who form the voting congress. They
should publish the names and photographs
from the congress and elections as well as
the minutes of the 26 August elections
and I hope they have video recordings.
I have participated in the NFF elections
as a candidate and as a member of
congress, as well as a journalist, and there
is always full media coverage. That’s all
they need to convince Nigerians.
I have also been very disappointed by the
statements issued in response to the Fifa
letters, as regards their interventions and
I think they have been generally
disrespectful and clearly show a lack of
understanding of the workings of Fifa.
Fifa has so far been consistent in their
handling of this crisis and they have not
treated Nigeria differently. Everything
they have done has been in line with their
statutes with their stance against
government interference and control of
the process of electing and running of
football federations and associations
globally.
To those who claim to be the “real
congress”now refered to as the "Maigari
camp" , some of you have behaved like
confused people, dancing one way or the
other. How do you explain the changing of
positions?
Why has the last board been almost one
hundred percent dependent on the sports
ministry for fundiing yet complain about
interference? Why have you failed to
grow sponsorship on the success of the
Super Eagles?
To the sports minister and the secretary
to the government as well as the House of
Representative sports committee, their
roles should be advisory and reconciliatory
and if the NFF has broken any laws, there
is the Nigerian constitution to serve as a
guide.
To all those who keep insisting on Nigerian
sovereignty and our local laws, let me
clarify the one big mistake many people
make. Fifa is not the United Nations,
which is an international organisation of
countries.
Nigeria as a country is not a member of
Fifa, it is the Nigeria Football Federation
that is a member of Fifa and all members
subscribe to the statutes of Fifa, and
that is why Palestine, Kosovo and Hong
Kong can be members of Fifa.
We have been banned, unbanned,
suspended and each time, we always
believe we can cut corners. No you cannot
operate outside the rules and statutes.
We can run our political system the way
we want but we cannot create political
parties in the Nigeria Football Federation
because that is what we are trying to do
by having two congresses.
My advice to all those who claim to be
“football stakeholders” and the two
political parties, “Maigari faction” and
“Giwa faction” is to take the part of
honour and work together to have a new
election, as advised by Fifa, so that
whoever emerges can focus on building on
the gains of the last four years.
I still think Nigeria deserves a visionary
leader. I want Chris Giwa to show
Nigerians and the voting congress that he
is “the one” and let’s share his vison and
perhaps he will get properly elected or
someone else gets elected. In the end, the
development and advancement of Nigerian
football is more important than the
individual aspirations of anybody.
The time to stop making fools of ourselves
is now as we have become the laughing
stock of the football world, unless
Nollywood can turn this script into the
comedy that it is.
We have produced some of the best
professional football players and teams,
but sadly our leaders have shown
themselves to be very unprofessional.
Nigeria will be banned on Monday, 8
September, 2014 by Fifa if we do not stop
all the grandstanding; the lure of the
glass house, which is now the madness of
the burnt house, will become the regrets
of the banned house.





http://mobi.supersport.com/football/blogs/emeka-enyadike/Nigeria_football_elections_to_Nollywood

annawhite: idem fo asong?

adiaha mkpo abadie?

marieolae: Hmm

meaning u may be a victim!
just ...

teiluj: What if she crack the bone or finish the food

I believe Gabriel Adebayo has the answer

in as much as the pitch look somehow in the eye, was it not the Same pitch that Congo played and won, brother pitch or not the determination was not there in the super eagles, Maybe they were not motivated!
I rest ma case... next!

Gabriel Handsom Adebayo Wrote:
BEFORE YOU MARRY A LADY, INVITE
HER FOR
DINNER, EAT TOGETHER & WATCH OUT
FOR
THE FOLLOWING!!!
* If she starts eating the meat before
you, it
implies that she would have planned
how to finish your salary/income before
you collect it.
* If she wants to share the meat
equally, she won't be obedient to you,
she will always
question your authority.
* If she has a bigger spoon than you, it
means you can't win any argument with
her, at all, and
she may end up beating you one day!
* If her mouth makes noise while
eating, it means she can't keep
secrets.
* If she asks for extra, you will need
blood tonic to survive the marriage.
...True or False?

MissyDivah: This Eagles Can't Fly oooooooo

please drop call me with this number, like to. speak with u 08135747235

life is not all about telling NFF to pay u 7m, Balotali every one knows fight even his coach yet non of them stop picking him wen it time to play, keshi is busy distracting the group in the name of building it, wat happened to Ike Uche who is still scoring goals. Why was Emenike on the bench, were was the urgency in the team, personally, keshi has done well to Nigeria n I think it time we move on let someone else Try his luck am tired of one story all day!

So it Nigeria 2 vs 3 Congo, who is 2
blame?
1.keshi
2.NFF
3.Players
4.Fans
.answer with reason let c ur thought!

alhajimikehell: j o b le ss ne ss

on whose part?

Three league
games and three
emphatic
victories of
world class
calibre. That's
Chelsea
2014/2015 for you. With the arrival of
Cesc Fabrigas (Mr Finesse) and Diego
Costa(Man of Steel) this Chelsea team is
looking 'champion like'.
The team feels like it was well built after
lots of thought to compensate for all the
glaring deficiencies that made it lose out
on all fronts last season.
Jose "The Special One" Mourinho seems
adamant to stop the two season win less
streak in two different clubs that befell
him.
Defensively Chelsea is looking quite better
and rejuvenated with the arrival of Felipe
from Athletico Madrid and the exit of
Ashley Cole and co.
I believe this acquisition will give Chelsea
the advantage of having to rest John
Terry(though still classy) in some games
and rotate the defence line with for
example, Ivanovic sliding into central
defence to partner Cahill in place of
Terry, without losing out in quality.
With wonder kid goalkeeper, Thibaut
Courtois, back from Athletico Madrid in
place of the ageing but still excellent Petr
Cech, Chelsea has not only one of the best
goal keepers in the world, but assured it's
future in some sense in this all important
department.
Watching Chelsea tear apart the
impressive Everton by six goals to three in
Everton, one can only marvel at the ease
it showed when it needed to score goals.
Diego Costa's presence upfront is way a
different story from what the attackers
last season offered Chelsea and its fans.
He is irritating to opposing defenders
because he not only scores or creates
scoring chances, he bullies defences and is
always in their face. He has scored in
every game so far.
The presence of Fabregas at the apex of
the midfield line bothering attack, gives
Chelsea the much needed creativity and
finishing touch it needs to give value to
the Mourinho style of compact defending
to counter the opponents by the defence
splitting passes.
The midfield however might be a cause of
concern as they still seem to lack that
player who wins tonnes of balls from the
opponent, but that might not be a problem
if the team can keep a compact central
midfield shape when not in possession. It
is a question of defending in numbers to
help the weak link.
Many might argue that it is just the
beginning and too early to crown them in
anything and I fully agree.
We are yet to see Chelsea take on other
title favourites in Manchester City,
Arsenal, Liverpool or local rivals
Tottenham, but if the last season has told
us anything about Mourinho's Chelsea this
time around, it has little problem
disposing of the big teams but lost the
titles due to points dropped against the
relatively smaller teams, like relegation
threatened Sunderland last year.
How will this team deal with other teams
who might come at them with packed
defences and laying back, inviting Chelsea
to attack? Well, in Fabregas and Diego
Costa they might have found the antidote
to that.
In all, only time will tell if this Chelsea
team will win everything as it is built to. I
personally think they can short of any
catastrophes, but with the Champions
League set to start in earnest and provide
distractions, we shall know more soonest.
This Chelsea side is solid, good, strong,
quick and defensively well built,
experienced and in Jose Mourinho have a
tactically strong coach/manager. So look
out everyone, this might just be Chelsea's
year.

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