₦airaland Forum

timmy7:
Na una sabi,abi all those other teams r under 17 too If una no happy abeg go jump inside d ocean. Shikenah

BlueDiva:
Some United fans are so stupid.

How can someone say :I'm so happy we dominated Chelsea on their turf.
Who won the game?

You slept with your wife 24/7 for 10yrs and she's still barren.
Tell that to your inlaws. Retards and losers.

MustardInc:
[size=15pt]In the end, United played BETTER but Chelsea's victory & United Players' reaction after the match affirm Fergie's assertion that

"CHELSEA DOES NOT NEED TO TRY HARD TO BEAT US"

Well done lads[/size]

BlueDiva:
Maybe you watched from your neighbour's window.

Evans should have been red carded,
Corners that were not given.
Free kicks that were ignored. . .etc

[size=15pt]mchewwwww. After winning the game, they started saying "we played them football". But please, did your team score? (awon to pass lo mo iwe) you play u no score? na dat one u go use win league? reminds me of arsenal. mchewww, Your competition is in hell, there you will win every league.lol. Go to hell! [/size]

Krayola:
Something is fishy. EFCC, FBI, and Interpol must look into this. . . Bribery and corruption must be dealt with. Bloody russians.

Chelsea have been given a much welcome boost ahead of Sunday’s showdown with title rivals Manchester United by receiving confirmation that their transfer ban has been lifted, for now.

All of which means that Carlo Ancellotti will be able to buy in the January transfer window after the CAS suspended their FIFA-imposed transfer ban, pending a final decision.

It is a massive shot in the arm for the Chelsea boss who is going to be without four key players when the African Cup of Nations kicks in. Now he can bring in bring in re-inforcements to get Chelsea through what will be a tough period.

FIFA originally banned the Blues from any transfer activity for the next two periods of transfer activity in early September after they were found guilty of inducing Gael Kakuta to breach his contract with French club Lens.

Chelsea appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport against the punishment and, as part of their appeal, requested the transfer ban be 'stayed' until the case had been dealt with.

A statement from CAS read: "The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has granted the request for a stay filed by Chelsea Football Club Ltd and Mr Gael Kakuta in relation to the decision taken by the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber on 27 August 2009.

"The FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber imposed, inter alia, a restriction of four months' ineligibility on Mr Gael Kakuta, and Chelsea Football Club Ltd was banned from registering any new players, either nationally or internationally, for the next two complete, consecutive registration periods. Such sanctions are now stayed until the CAS renders its final decision in this matter."

CAS are not expected to hear the case until the new year, which should leave Chelsea free to buy and sell as normal in January. CAS confirmed on October 22 they had received an appeal from Chelsea asking for the ban to be stayed.

A statement from the club read: "Chelsea will mount the strongest appeal possible following the decision of FIFA's Dispute Resolution Chamber over Gael Kakuta. The sanctions are without precedent to this level and totally disproportionate to the alleged offence and the financial penalty imposed.

"We cannot comment further until we receive the full written rationale for this extraordinarily arbitrary decision."


http://www.givemefootball.com/premier-league/blues-delight-at-transfer-reprieve-

oge4real:
Why do they always claim they never paid any ransome to secure their release?

pinpin:
maybe some of you should post your photographs and that of your girls. Lets see if u have the taste to condemn others.

newjay:
Those of you lashing out at the monarch over his words of wisdom, wait until a relative of yours gets consumed in an exchange between government troops and the militants. Only then will it dawn on you that those lads (militants) are bringing more pain than gain to the region

dappssee:
[size=20pt]We dont have an economic plan and as such we need a panic plan b'cos we have a sick president leading a dying nation.[/size]

michelin89:
I have seen you. Ok you fine pass the guy in question [s]but my exes are better than you sorry.[/s]

lovemoi2:
lol, with all the bosting you were doing, i tot u would be one hot bombshell, [s]but i wunt even look at you twice if i saw u on the road[/s]

eya no offence just my rating from your photo

michelin89:
Yes sure. You are wowor!!!!

michelin89:
You are ugly like the asshole I dumped so nor come here dey rake!

Omo I get am: face, body and brains.

dedeike:
so what do you know about football?you can never in your life compare arsenal to chelsea,come to think of it how many trophies are you opening your mouth to brag about?arsenal has won all the trophies much more times than your fake club that had to stay trophyless for 55yrs,be careful about what you say.

muggle:
^^^^^
Wait until Jan when all your key players come for the African Nations Cup
before u make predictions.

Chelses = "Sepe drinkers club"

muggle:
^^^^^
Av u seen d "cubs" play recently? Av u seen d capacity crowds at Emirates stadium?

We av different reasons for supporting different clubs.

FYI, am satisfied with d "cubs"!

ARSENAL 4 LIFE!!!!!!!!!!

The Former Governor of Delta State, James Ibori, (From a Supermarket Cashier in London to a
Governor) turned the treasury of Delta State into his Own. He now Banks for Delta State in his House.
Apparently he has a branch of the Central Bank in his house. Below are pictures of the loot found in
Ibori's house.

Source: http://amairi.org/ibori_loot.html

platinumnk:
i cant breathe

tears are rolling!!

hahahahahahh fake soap!!! wonders shall never cease?

is it that serious to have fake soap ahhahaahahhaha



ahhaahahahhaaaaaah lwkmd

koolchicco:
WHAT? U kuku skin Baba, abeg go do test oo.