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Tolutheo: Hello everyoneWelcome |
Les: ya, check your mentions, if you don't see it, I would bring it again.were in Uyo r u staying wanna c ya? |
Almeria: so people are still crushing themselves hereif I may ask is it bad? |
specialguest: What surprises me is why the military advertises any equipment procured in the fight against insurgency. I would think such actions are "on a need to know bases". By Doing so, they only provide the enemies with information and thus, prepare appropriate defence.you have a point! |
TORRES... BLUE WAS NEVER YOUR COLOUR. You cost Ancelotti his job. You made us drive away Anelka while still good and broke the Drogba Anelka winning combination. You made us get rid of Solomon Kalou cos they said he does not pass to you. You made us employ Benitez that we saw as an enemy, hoping he can make you feel at home. We got you Spaniards like Mata and Even Azpilicueta in hope you could speak Spanish with them and have them pass to you. We got you Brazilians like Oscar and Willian knowing Spain and Brazil have a natural understanding. We then let Drogba that was still at his peak even if descending to leave so you could feel confident as they said he was affecting your confidence and making you feel inferior. The same Drogba that two years on and having gone to non leagues like Japan, and then Turkey, we still find him useful and brought him back.Yes you made us treat our greatest striker and one of three greatest legends ever badly. THE FANS NEVER BOOED YOU, No we kept faith. Bale has been booed in Spain and in one season he has out performed you.Ibrahimovic scored 16 league goals for Barca, they got rid of him.YET WE KEPT ON BELIEVING, SINGING YOUR NAME FROM THE STANDS. You cost Di Matteo his job when disappointed by you, he was forced to play Mata as our number 9. That was how we sacked our No16...Player/Coach Legend Di Matteo cos of you. The coach that has given us the most joy with his unusual double of Champions League and FA Cup...cups Mourinho and Lotti and Hiddink and Scolari etc could not win You made us fire him. Abramovich will not forgive you either, even though he is not a coach.The money spent on you stopped us from getting other strikers like Falcao as we felt you will come good. Oh well you scored an important yet humiliating goal against Barca on our way to that Champions League victory that has put us heads and shoulders high over Arsenal and such other mediocre clubs that have never won the Champions league. Torres, we were paying you 170 thousand pounds a week and Drogba 100 for years. Did we ever give Drogba his 130? Maybe later. But you were bleeding us 170 thousand pounds weekly while missing empty nets. Oh Torres. WERE IS THY SMILE? so few and far-between in blue. Your head hung low through out and when you score, we still do not see that smile except fleetingly nor do we see the needed impudence that has Ronaldo beating his chest and Messi pointing to God. NO. You almost try to avoid the hugs and it is as if "you wetted urself"."what am i gonna do" is what you are saying instead of "I AM EL NINO, STRIKER,SCORER". Your shoulders hung low. Zero eye contact with teammates and camera. Torres, we love you. WE DO LOVE YOU. But .....hmmmm...but YOU WERE NEVER GOOD IN BLUE. Milan is red like Spain and Liverpool.Hoping the Milan red bring the red back in your pale cheeks and colour to your game. TORRES YOU WERE NEVER GOOD IN BLUE. |
annawhite: look at dem,jst look at dem!babe I have followed this post up n only find out that some people just good a talking rubbish, please be kind enough to relax n concentrate on ur life! |
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I want to open a whatsapp group were you Can meet n make new friends, male n female, drop ur number let get the ball rolling. N/B it both gender so feel free To drop ur number. |
I want to open a whatsapp group were you Can meet n make new friends, male n female, drop ur number let get the ball rolling. N/B it both gender so feel free To drop ur number. |
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lynpetra: Talk about grown men with grey hairs here and there,behaving like kidswell! not far from the truth |
OK, but I have a crush but 'me' is just waiting on the wings *winks* |
Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Loic Remy from Queens Park Rangers. The France international striker has signed a four-year contract. The 27-year-old played in the Premier League for Newcastle last season while on loan from QPR. He returned to Loftus Road in the summer. On signing for the Blues, he said: 'I feel very happy and very proud. When I heard Chelsea wanted to sign me I said "let's go" straight away because they are one of the best clubs in the world. I remember the amazing atmosphere at Stamford Bridge when I played there for Marseille and I can't wait to play for the first time in front of my new fans.' Remy, who is 6ft tall, is renowned for his pace, eye for goal and a versatility which has also allowed him to succeed in wide positions. He is one of an illustrious list of players to have come through Lyon’s youth academy. He made his first- team debut for his home-town club in 2006 and played for them during two Ligue 1 title-winning seasons, as well as experiencing the Champions League. However, it was at Nice, following a loan spell at Lens, where the young Remy truly began to build his reputation. The goals flowed fast, earning a move along the south coast to Marseille, signed by former Chelsea player and current France manager Didier Deschamps in August 2010. He scored his first Champions League goals during his opening season for Marseille and played in two group games against Chelsea. He was their top league scorer with 15 goals in 2010/11 as well as finding the net for the first time for France that season, having made his international debut in June 2009. With Remy having averaged almost a goal every two games during two and a half years at Marseille, the Premier League came calling in January 2013 and he scored on his QPR debut at West Ham. Of his six goals in 14 games before the end of that campaign, it was a first-time smash from outside the area against Wigan that most caught the eye. However with Rangers relegated from the top flight, he was loaned for 2013/14 to Newcastle. A goal against Chelsea at St James’ Park in November was one of 14 he scored in the Premier League last season, helping to earn a place in France’s squad for Brazil in the summer, where he made two substitute appearances. He played in QPR’s first two league games this season but not in their Capital One Cup defeat by Burton Albion, so remains eligible to play for Chelsea in all competitions.Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Loic Remy from Queens Park Rangers. The France international striker has signed a four-year contract. The 27-year-old played in the Premier League for Newcastle last season while on loan from QPR. He returned to Loftus Road in the summer. On signing for the Blues, he said: 'I feel very happy and very proud. When I heard Chelsea wanted to sign me I said "let's go" straight away because they are one of the best clubs in the world. I remember the amazing atmosphere at Stamford Bridge when I played there for Marseille and I can't wait to play for the first time in front of my new fans.' Remy, who is 6ft tall, is renowned for his pace, eye for goal and a versatility which has also allowed him to succeed in wide positions. He is one of an illustrious list of players to have come through Lyon’s youth academy. He made his first- team debut for his home-town club in 2006 and played for them during two Ligue 1 title-winning seasons, as well as experiencing the Champions League. However, it was at Nice, following a loan spell at Lens, where the young Remy truly began to build his reputation. The goals flowed fast, earning a move along the south coast to Marseille, signed by former Chelsea player and current France manager Didier Deschamps in August 2010. He scored his first Champions League goals during his opening season for Marseille and played in two group games against Chelsea. He was their top league scorer with 15 goals in 2010/11 as well as finding the net for the first time for France that season, having made his international debut in June 2009. With Remy having averaged almost a goal every two games during two and a half years at Marseille, the Premier League came calling in January 2013 and he scored on his QPR debut at West Ham. Of his six goals in 14 games before the end of that campaign, it was a first-time smash from outside the area against Wigan that most caught the eye. However with Rangers relegated from the top flight, he was loaned for 2013/14 to Newcastle. A goal against Chelsea at St James’ Park in November was one of 14 he scored in the Premier League last season, helping to earn a place in France’s squad for Brazil in the summer, where he made two substitute appearances. He played in QPR’s first two league games this season but not in their Capital One Cup defeat by Burton Albion, so remains eligible to play for Chelsea in all competitions.Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Loic Remy from Queens Park Rangers. The France international striker has signed a four-year contract. The 27-year-old played in the Premier League for Newcastle last season while on loan from QPR. He returned to Loftus Road in the summer. On signing for the Blues, he said: 'I feel very happy and very proud. When I heard Chelsea wanted to sign me I said "let's go" straight away because they are one of the best clubs in the world. I remember the amazing atmosphere at Stamford Bridge when I played there for Marseille and I can't wait to play for the first time in front of my new fans.' Remy, who is 6ft tall, is renowned for his pace, eye for goal and a versatility which has also allowed him to succeed in wide positions. He is one of an illustrious list of players to have come through Lyon’s youth academy. He made his first- team debut for his home-town club in 2006 and played for them during two Ligue 1 title-winning seasons, as well as experiencing the Champions League. However, it was at Nice, following a loan spell at Lens, where the young Remy truly began to build his reputation. The goals flowed fast, earning a move along the south coast to Marseille, signed by former Chelsea player and current France manager Didier Deschamps in August 2010. He scored his first Champions League goals during his opening season for Marseille and played in two group games against Chelsea. He was their top league scorer with 15 goals in 2010/11 as well as finding the net for the first time for France that season, having made his international debut in June 2009. With Remy having averaged almost a goal every two games during two and a half years at Marseille, the Premier League came calling in January 2013 and he scored on his QPR debut at West Ham. Of his six goals in 14 games before the end of that campaign, it was a first-time smash from outside the area against Wigan that most caught the eye. However with Rangers relegated from the top flight, he was loaned for 2013/14 to Newcastle. A goal against Chelsea at St James’ Park in November was one of 14 he scored in the Premier League last season, helping to earn a place in France’s squad for Brazil in the summer, where he made two substitute appearances. He played in QPR’s first two league games this season but not in their Capital One Cup defeat by Burton Albion, so remains eligible to play for Chelsea in all competitions. |
Mzflexydeeva: hahahahahahha! U r coming too late, I already passedOh ma God *crying * |
andromida: The Man.Why? even wen u consumer more than him |
Kachisbarbie: Grammar is not communication finally...Nice |
Mzflexydeeva: And who says u can c them? Go looking for them and u'll be sure to find themwud love to c u in real life! |
Mzflexydeeva: Some of us are so busy, others are too shy to make new friends. Why not just meet new cool people who love you just for being you. You never can tell where you meet that great friend. Meet people with diferent ideas who are willing to share and be a part of your life. No one is an island remember.I propose to start with u, wish really love to be around u, love the height! |
queenet246: I am waiting for u to do that.n if I say am officially doing that now, only waiting for ur response, if u k drop call me with this 08135747235 I prefer offline |
Mzflexydeeva: Wow!.......passing byplease Mzflexydeeva don't pass lemme hold u n officially ask u out,please be my girlfriend |
queenet246: Actually I dont really know anybody here so I don't know who to ask outam here ask me out please |
Michelle55: is this tin real? cos me dey doubt am ohif given opportunity I will make it real with u |
luisina: Like seriously?? D pics here aren't even encouraging...where dem fine guys dey?? luisina: Like seriously?? D pics here aren't even encouraging...where dem fine guys dey?? luisina: Like seriously?? D pics here aren't even encouraging...where dem fine guys dey??they don't boost |
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