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otokx:
hehehehehe

see what fear makes one to say; golden and super eaglets. hahahahahahahahahaha

Inter Milan have announced that former Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has agreed to become the club’s new coach.
“We’ve got an agreement, we finalised the last details that in any case weren’t important,” Inter president Massimo Moratti told ANSA news agency.
Moratti said Inter would on Tuesday confirm details of Benitez’s unveiling as the club’s coach.
Benitez, 50, left Liverpool last week after six years at Anfield and will succeed Jose Mourinho at the San Siro.
Moratti revealed negotiations with Benitez had not taken place in person and said the Spaniard was due to arrive in Milan this week ahead of finalising his move to the European champions.
“All that is needed now is a counter-signature,” added the Inter president.
Benitez has a strong track record in European football, having won the Champions League with Liverpool in 2005 and the Uefa Cup with Valencia in 2004.
But he would have big shoes to fill at Inter, with Mourinho winning the league in both seasons he was at the club, not to mention securing the Champions League and Italian Cup last season. (BBC Sport)

http://www.caughtoffside.com/2010/06/08/inter-milan-confirm-rafa-benitez-appointment-as-san-siro-boss/

iyk1:
it was manufactured in late 2007

pepperyboy:
send me the details im interested in inspecting it, otombrio2002@yahoo.com

mishooo:
A smoking engine cant be hidden once the car starts- - - - -
But Mr. Official,  i dont think you are being very truthful with the engine cost sir. We are talking about VW here. Cant be less than 200K(do your research very well).
I also think Bora 's Engine Block is aluminium and thats why its smoking. if my assumption is true, then if its damaged, it cant be repaired.

I wish you happy sales though.

Siena:
I admire your honesty, Mr. Official, in telling prospective buyers the engine's smoky.

Sounds like it needs valve stem seals, or piston rings. This will certainly be more cost-effective than replacing the whole engine.

From the look of the engine currently sitting in the bay, it would appear it's been replaced at some point with a carburretor version from a VW Golf II, or at least the fuel system's been converted from multi-point injection to a single carburettor from a Golf II?

RICHIE BOI:
Hmmmm! first the engine smokes! then the only thing you have to do is change the engine! The Engine has been already converted. Those who know about it will understand! 480,000k fixed. well all i can say is happy sales.

LONDON (AP)—Adidas hit back Monday at criticism that the World Cup ball is difficult to control and a nightmare for goalkeepers, stressing that it was widely tested and approved long ago.

Company spokesman Thomas van Schaik said he was surprised to hear the critical comments, made by top goalkeepers such as Spain’s Iker Casillas and Brazil’s Julio Cesar, because the “Jabulani” balls had been used for months without any complaints.

“We started using it in December in a wide variety of leagues,” he told The Associated Press. “All the response we have had has been positive.
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“On top of that, we have distributed it to all the finalists so that they have been able to get used to the ball. Apparently they have not taken advantage of that if we are only hearing this criticism now. I am quite surprised in these circumstances.”

Brazil has been in South Africa since Thursday and Cesar described the World Cup balls as “terrible,” comparing them with cheap ones bought in a supermarket. Casillas said the balls were “in an appalling condition.”

Field players have been critical too. Brazil striker Luis Fabiano described the ball as “weird” and suddenly changing trajectory and Italy’s Giampaolo Pazzini said it was “a disaster.”

“It moves so much and makes it difficult to control,” the Italian striker said. “You jump up to head a cross and suddenly the ball will move and you miss it.”

In contrast, several German players have said they were happy with the new ball, although some of them or their clubs have Adidas sponsorship.

Mario Gomez, who scored with the ball for Bayern Munich, said he found it “a little harder.”

“It hurts a little, but if you hit it right, it flies,” he said.

Asked why the ball behaved differently at altitude, where many of the games will be played in South Africa, Van Schaik said that applied to all balls.

“It does what every ball does (at altitude) and that really doesn’t have anything to do with it,” he said. “The different air pressure at altitude does make the ball move faster. We did have extensive testing with regard to altitude.”

Van Schaik also said he thinks the criticism will taper off once the games start.

“If you look back in history there have always been criticisms about the ball before the World Cup but not so much afterwards after you’ve seen great goals or great saves,” he said.

“The ball is much more accurate, making the best players in the world even better. If they kick the ball they want it to go where they are aiming for and even the goalkeepers get a better idea of where the ball is going.”

http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/news?slug=ap-wcup-ballfury

I just hope with this one, nsofor shot go dey enter net, and not over.

zap2:
Everybody likes comfort, especially women. thier most basic need is housing. I mean a flat, then a car is secondary. One wouldnt blame them. Who wan suffer- even u like beta tin. Where i disagree is going above your means to please her. She is supposed to plan with u. THis kind of woman , u can neva satisfy her, even u get a mansion in lekki and buy her a hummer jeep. She still will believe u avnt done enough. I can tell u she is seriously considering other men that are quite more comfortable than u. i can bet a million naira on that.