₦airaland Forum

it's simple YInglish acid

the still be our hot choices

abi !

make we enjoy the joy 4 a long peiod

a win

kai


this country and yinglish nation ehn

gorgreous

@ omoge

na yaba left be im association

trophy

i dont agree
i think she mixed em well

well, na your ear differ sha

the guy dey try small small sha

all comments reserved!

9ja4eva

theing is that nigerians are never saisfied with somethinsha.

they're always lookin 4 ne fault or the other.

even the british press no deyalk e'thing wey dey obvious

it's about 1+1+1+1+1=+3. . .

ditch her jo

tyra banks?

go siddon

dont mind him

one man's meat is another's. . .

wow

date

anita hogan

mama

they 've insatiable apppetie


if them no win, them complain

na that them win, they cant even enjoy the day the won and argue 4 next year

majek fashek

same too

we go win this cup in another asian country

@ blind poster am sorry o

INTERNATIONAL ROUND-UP: WRIGHT-PHILLIPS STRIKES

[size=18pt]Shaun Wright-Phillips[/size] proved recommendations made by colleagues at Chelsea were not unfounded as he scored the vital first goal in England's much needed 3-0 win over Israel.
The Chelsea winger showed good technique to stab a half-volley home after 40 minutes. The ball in came from his club mate on the opposite wing, Joe Cole.
It was Wright-Phillips's second England goal but on his 14th appearance, he was once again denied his first international 90 minutes, making way for David Bentley with seven minutes remaining.
The two Coles and John Terry played the whole game, as did Tal Ben-Haim for the Israel side.
England move up to third in their group, one point behind Russia who visit Wembley on Wednesday.

[size=18pt]Salomon Kalou[/size] was another Chelsea player celebrating. Ivory Coast could only draw 0-0 with Gabon but by avoiding a six-goal defeat, they guaranteed their place in the African Cup of Nations tournament early next year. The Chelsea striker entered the game in the 62nd minute.

[size=18pt]John Mikel Obi's [/size] Nigeria, already certain of a place in the Finals, beat Lesotho 2-0. It was a game spoilt by a near unplayable pitch in the second-half following heavy rain and indeed the conditions played a big part in Mikel missing a penalty late on, a combination of the keeper and the waterlogging stopping his shot


Ghana, who will be hosting the ACN so have no need to qualify, beat Morocco 2-0 in a friendly played in France. [size=18pt]Michael Essien[/size], who captained the Ghana team, ended the game playing in central defence after substitutions had been made.


Back in the qualifiers for Euro 2008, [size=18pt]Petr Cech[/size] was short odds to keep a clean sheet away to San Marino and he duly obliged as the Czech Republic won 3-0, but the Chelsea keeper was not unemployed during the game.
He had to make three first-half saves with the game still scoreless.
The win leaves the Czechs looking steady in the second qualification place in their group. They are five points behind Germany but two points dropped by the Republic of Ireland, who visit Prague on Wednesday, leaves them three points behind Cech's team.
[size=18pt]Claude Makelele and Florent Malouda[/size] both played the full 90 minutes of France's 0-0 draw against Italy in Milan, a result the benefits the French the most. They remain a point ahead of Scotland and two above the world champions.


In the same group,[size=18pt] Andriy Shevchenko[/size] captained Ukraine for the full match away to Georgia but had two shot's saved before the home side equalised in the 89th minute to make it 1-1.
It is not looking too healthy for Ukraine who are now five points adrift of second place although they do have a game in hand. They play Italy at home next.


Paulo Ferreira was neither in the side nor on the pitch in Portugal's home 2-2 draw with Poland, a result that leaves the Portuguese two points behind second place with a game in hand.


Over in South America, Peru drew 2-2 with Columbia in a friendly played at home although Claudio Pizarro was not among the scorers.


Neither of Chelsea's newest Under 21 internationals were in action on Friday. Michael Mancienne had to pull out of England's game with injury while goalkeeper Rhys Taylor remained on the bench for Wales.


In form winger Miroslav Stoch played for Slovakia Under 19s this week and scored twice although his team lost 4-3 to Serbia.

Fabio Ferreira the played the first-half for Portugal Under 19s against Republic of Ireland on Tuesday night in Dublin. The Portuguese won 1-0 with Ferreira subbed after the goal.

TELL HER Danger aint a gud friend 2 women

WHY ARE U ASKIN M INSTEAD OF MR BYTES?

YES
AN ITZ AFFECTIN ME

U?

ABI O

MAY WE NEVA SEE SUCH DEwereness IN OUR KIDS

they're arent as worse as the euros in marginalisation

go and sit down with d disciplinary committee

tell her knowing to much could be dangerous