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AjanleKoko:
Seconded. MBS at a time was rated I think 4th in the UK. It's a good school.

floxyrangy:
What a laugh!!! He is lamenting Let him first start by looking at the person that wakes up with him every morning!

holydante:
You all just exhibited your mediocrity and less than average mentality in soccer. you spend all the time watching epl and yet cannot simply point out that there is so much razz fuelled by the english press and sheepishly followed by com-poops like y'all.

With all the hype and all the english players playing in the epl, yet they constantly crumble on the big stage. the last referee-aided-mundial silverware was in 1966(your parents were not even married as at then).

When the likes of ''backside''nal and ''Chealski'' thrash Everton and Wigan by such huge margin, it gets applauded; a solid Barca side achieves such feat, all we hear is whinnings from frustrated epl watchers, your hypocritical stands are disgusting, and besides who begged you to watch? you can as well hang yourselves on the nearest high tension cable, who cares

Spanish league is where the shizzle is, and is evidenced by the current stand of Spain in fifa and eufa competitions. Facts cannot be disproved.

Reference:
This is precisely where leadership, vision and purpose can get you. From one man Clemens enabled through the maze of the glass house red tape by this same failed presidency and given a long rope he delivered a soccer culture, a generation of achievers. Today if we can plant these same fruits, nuture them with good admin leadership and give them a similar time frame then in another ten years we would have a hundred world class coaches and probably get a hand on that gold trophy. That is how success is achieved. People only need to love what they do and not necessarily how much money they make out of it.

And by the way if we then have a hundred world class coaches like England or Italy who will care what the likes of Rossi, Gerrard or Okocha are doing. It is because we lack so much that we want him to help. I for one cannot command the knowledge and clout he has. IMHO the business he has identified with is like a doctor driving past a hit and run, typically Nigerian. Our God given talents, our wealth, our priviledges are meant for service whether we are Bill Gates or Samson Siasia. Let us love what we do and seek pleasure others in the process. That is life. That is legacy.

texazzpete:
Mr President is palling around with crooks, I see.

snowdrops:
guy can you gist me more. i am interested.

wesley80:
If only Okocha would stop clubbing and put himself to good use, perharps he might help us by replicating himself.

omi tutu:
What does Michael Carrick have to do to get some respect. Granted he has a bit of downside, but he is a very capable midfielder who can control a game with the best of them.

Capello needs to get his head out of his arse and make Carrick a permanent fixture. Gareth Barry is nowhere near good enough as Carrick.

Cougar:
i cannot believe you don't know lindegaard. we have been linked to him since over 3 months ago now and[b] there are rumours he is homosexual.
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tkb417:
The man has perfected the 'science' of lieing

all we want is/are midfielder/s not some unknown soldiers

what do you think of that boi Henderson? tho ill prefer a european to start mashalling the heart of our midfield whenever Scholes pave way for a new recruit

Michael Emenalo has been appointed Chelsea's assistant first-team coach following the departure of Ray Wilkins last week. Emenalo had been working as head opposition scout for the club since October 2007 but will now make the transition to coaching.

Chelsea confirmed the move on their official website: "Chelsea Football Club are pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Emenalo to the position of assistant first-team coach. He moves up from his previous position of head opposition scout.

"Michael has been an important part of the first-team management structure since he arrived in October 2007, and his promotion to assistant first-team coach is recognition of his efforts to date.

"Michael will continue to oversee the first-team scouting operation as he makes the transition to coaching. He will split the initial period between assisting first-team coach Carlo Ancelotti and updating his coaching qualifications as he takes on this bigger and more influential role."

Emenalo, a former Nigeria international, was brought to the club by the former manager Avram Grant and, along with the first-team coach Paul Clement, was among the favourites to replace Wilkins as Chelsea looked to appoint from within.

"Michael Emenalo is doing a fantastic job as head opposition scout and he is already working very close to me," Ancelotti said.

Emenalo, 42, was a defender during his playing days and became known to Grant during their time at Maccabi Tel Aviv. In 1986 he moved to the US, where he graduated from Boston University three years later with a degree in international relations with political sciences, having also played college soccer.

He also played in Belgium and Germany before winning the Anglo-Italian Cup with Notts County. He won 14 caps for Nigeria and played in the 1994 World Cup in the US.

Chelsea are still waiting to learn when John Terry will be available again. The captain is understood to have seen a chiropractor in Italy yesterday to try to solve a troublesome nerve problem in his right leg.

Terry has been left in agony by the injury, which has been managed during the season with a series of injections. The club hope he might be fit for the game with Newcastle on November 28.

Chelsea are relatively unconcerned by Alex's selection as a substitute for Brazil against Argentina last night. The defender, who is likely to be out for up to eight weeks with a knee injury, did not play.

Alex missed Chelsea's games against Fulham and Sunderland due to his injury but joined his national side for the game in Qatar. He was due to return to the club's training ground at Cobham today for more treatment. It is likely he will undergo further investigation via arthroscopic surgery

rapjunkie:
u guys make me laugh. . . .wetin u wan make obi asika do?. . . sauce kid shot numerous videos, performed at many shows and was given enough time and had ample opportunity to promote himself, . . YEARS!!!. . . .see all the collabos on the album sef!!. . . the fact is that Saucekids album didn't speak to the people ( it flopped!) . . . people no send the tracks. . . storm can not force people to buy an album

Rhymstein:
@eleshin
big business men get into a deal dat makes big profit
jaywon kinda music sells not d lil or no returns GT wld bring

its not by goin indie,does GT have d financial backup for massive promotions,shoot gud videos etc.if not storm go better

Mobinga:
+1

Did Tosin actually write this ^^^ ? This world is ending

mikeansy:
PDP as a party have a duty to sanction their members who steal the people's votes and it is down to the leaders of PDP to initiate that process and the last time I checked Jonathan is the party leader. It does not have to be a unilateral action by the President, but instead of endorsing Uduaghan for re-election may be the President of Nigeria should have done more to express regret that a court of law has just indicted a party he leads of stealing the people's mandate.

Also for the records, stealing the people's mandate is more of a criminal offense than falsely attacking your political opponent.