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SailorXY:We all know Chicha will cooe an injury ,same with Rooney esp wen we need of goals...Wilson Wilson im speechless..let get laccazatte.. |
suggestions for any Striker ![]() love to see LewNdowski if possible |
Matteo Darmian is an established Italy
international who really caught the eye at
the 2014 World Cup finals in Brazil.
Despite only making his Azzurri bow in a
friendly against the Republic of Ireland at
Fulham's Craven Cottage on the eve of the
tournament, the Torino defender was named
in Cesare Prandelli’s squad and started all
three group matches.
It was in the opening fixture with England
that he really stood out, producing an
outstanding performance and causing plenty
of problems for Leighton Baines when linking
with the attack.
Such stellar form earned him an award for
Italy’s best international player, which he
received in early 2015, and he looks certain
to have a long career with the national team
at right-back.
At domestic level, he started out as a
centre-back with AC Milan and was handed
his debut in a Coppa Italia tie against
Brescia as a raw 16-year-old. Unable to
break into the Rossoneri’s long-established
defence, he later joined Serie B side Padova
on loan before switching to Palermo in
2010.
Although he accrued experience of European
competition in the Europa League, he
decided to drop down a division again with
Torino, initially on loan, after only one injury-
affected term in Sicily.
Establishing himself as a regular with the
Granata, and clinching promotion back to
Serie A in his first year, the Legnano-born
prospect made at least 30 appearances in
each of his four seasons with the club.
Reckoned to be one of Europe’s most
dynamic full-backs, his ability to get forward
to good effect is allied to plenty of defensive
nous.
Compared to the legendary defender Antonio
Cabrini in some quarters, Darmian will
become the fifth Italian to represent the
Reds' senior side after Carlos Sartori,
Massimo Taibi, Giuseppe Rossi and Federico
Macheda. The only other United player to
sign from Torino was master marksman
Denis Law in 1962. |
afrodoc2:buhahahah |
Sassybae:ninu radio |
I love this part that says " God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.. |
Lizabeth25:dont agree totally...Poly isnt a waste of time. we have many poly graduates making it big time |
parrotibaba:Rafael of all people?dem no see Evans or pawa sell |
Evathyst:all is well.. how is work ma'am |
Mprex:Jeez....All is well Mprex |
Todayv10th july , angels and heaven celebrate ur birthday with you today..Continue to Rest in peace Candygosh |
coogar:lwkmd |
THE WORD FOR TODAY
Concerned About Your Weight? Thursday, 09 July 2015 01:05 '...Glorify God in your body...' 1 Corinthians 6:20 NKJV Here are seven principles for dealing with a weight problem: (1) Realise that your body is not your own. ‘…your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you…therefore glorify God in your body.’ ( 1 Corinthians 6:19–20 NKJV) Remind yourself that you’re the manager of a body God has entrusted you with, to do His will each day. (2) Keep a food journal to determine how much you’re eating, or not eating. Focus on eating foods that help your body, and avoid or minimise foods that hurt it. (3) Listen to the concerns of your loved ones. (4) Check your weight against the standard weight charts to see if you’re at a significant variation. It’s easier to lose five kilograms than twenty. (5) Instead of going on repeated diets, write down the kinds of food you will and won’t eat, and the portions. Yes, it will take time for your new discipline to take root and your will to strengthen. However, each day you do it, your self–control will increase until you start feeling so good about yourself that your old appetite begins to lose its grip on you. (6) Avoid fat–phobic people with a judgmental attitude toward those who are overweight. Often they’re just masking their own insecurities and reinforcing your distorted self–image. (7) Stay the course. You may have several ups and downs, but with determination and God’s help you’ll get on the road to freedom. ‘You need to persevere so that when you have done the will of God, you will receive what He has promised.’ ( Hebrews 10:36 NIV ) SoulFood: Eph 1:1-4:16 , Matt 25:31-46 , Ps 79 , Prov 17:24-26 |
coogar:lol....he has forgotten this is United supporters thread...he will be caught easily if he misyarn |
I VOTE CONTESTANT T
Cc Tashaamania |
thinking.. |
SailorXY:selling and selling good players...i expect Van Gaal to secure the signature of one or two top striker...we cant depend on Wayne Rooney alone as our hit man |
chinma414:think they have started paying gtb in some states...still hopin here |
chinma414:lol..alert go enter soon..which bank n state expecting mine latest wednesday |
kudos guys.. it been a while |
Dinamo Zagreb completes signing of Henriquez... so piss |
leggo:add vargas |
Thanks alwaystrue for the word..it been a while |
Higuain isnt bettr than chicharito wen it comes to finishing.. |
[quote author=tunbebes post=35495350][/quote]make sense |
The angels and heaven celebrate ur birthday with you today..Continue to Rest in peace Candygosh |
coogar:lol..any day i will give it to Barca. but Arrigo sacchi thinks otherwise |
In my opinion i will give it to Guardiola's Barca...talking about the quality of opponent they faced both in Europe and domestic competitions and their achievements..It not easy to dominate all Europeans powerhouse in the UCL |
AC Milan : Giovanni Galli, Paolo Maldini, Alessandro Costacurta, Franco Baresi, Mauro Tassotti, Angelo Colombo, Frank Rijkaard, Carlo Ancelotti, Roberto Donadoni, Ruud Gullit, Marco van Basten Barcelona : Victor Valdes, Eric Abidal, Gerard Pique, Carles Puyol, Daniel Alves, Sergi Busquets, Xavi, Andres Iniesta, Pedro, Lionel Messi, David Villa. the question is who was the better team during their time.. Nobody should compare individual players. Their performance in Europe and their league is what should be considered |
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The Serie A was the world’s strongest league during Sacchi’s era. .But if AC Milan really was the greatest side in history between 1987 and 1991, surely they should’ve been a dominant force in their own national league? Instead, they ended third in 1989 (12 points behind Inter), second in 1990 (behind Napoli), and once again second in 1991 (behind Sampdoria). Napoli, Inter and Sampdoria were good sides between 89-91. It’s not a disgrace to lose out to sides of such quality – unless you’re claiming the crown of “the best team of all time”. Then, you’re held to a higher benchmark. You’re expected to dominate all opposition – especially local rivals. Meanwhile, Guardiola’s Barcelona has won three La Liga’s in a row, in the face of a star-studded Real Madrid that is not just a better team anything Milan faced in Italy, but is itself breaking records – and only lacks the recognition itdeserves because it keeps getting beat by Barcelona. It’s precisely Barcelona’s ability of simultaneously dominating the Champions League and La Liga, that makes it, without question, a superior side to Sacchi’s Milan. www.4dfoot.com/2011/11/24/sacchi-claims-his-ac-milan-were-better-than-todays-barcelona/ |
ARRIGO SACCHI MILAN OR PEP GUARDIOLA BARCA? There’s no doubt that Sacchi’s Milan belongs to the best sides in history. Starring Rijkaard, Gullit and Van Basten, and a host of Italian greats like Baresi, Maldini and Donadoni, they dominated European football. But so has Barcelona since Pep’s arrival in 2008. So which of the teams was better for its time? Barcelona vs AC Milan in Europe Both Sacchi’s Milan and Pep’s Barca boys have won Europe’s prime competition twice. But in Sacchi’s days, the European cup was a weakened competition compared to today’s Champions League. First, only league winners participated in the European Cup. Today’s Champions League features all the great sides of Europe, including four teams from each of England, Germany, Spain and Italy. In Sacchi’s days, many of the best teams were playing in the UEFA Cup or Cup Winners Cup. Sacchi’s Milan itself was a participant of the UEFA Cup in the 1987/88 season – where they incidentally got knocked out by Espanyol. Second, after the Heysel Drama, all English teams were banned from playing Europe between 1986 and 1990. As a result, the European Cup was a smaller, shorter,weaker and less prestigious tournament than today’s Champions League. That’s why between 1986 and 1988, small sides such as Steaua , Porto and PSV Eindhoven could grab the trophy. It’s why Milan was faced with the champion of Romania (Steaua) and Portugal (Benfica) in their two European Cup finals. Absolutely unthinkable today. But Milan’s biggest claim to fame isn’t just winning the finals, it’s that famous trouncing of Real Madrid . But beating Madrid is hardly something that can impress Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona, which has made a habit of beating Los Blancos. In addition, Guardiola’sBarcelona have recorded famous victories over Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal, Inter, Arsenal (again), Manchester United (again) and AC Milan as well as over a dozen wins against ‘smaller’ sides. Milan’s list of victories is decidedly less impressive. But the difference between the two sides really shows itself when we take a glance at the domestic leagues. |
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I love this part that says " God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind..