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Eyah thank God for her life. |
Nihilist:You posted it on this thread yourself bro. Forgotten the match they were about to play. |
Niggas pls. No bloody arguments about which is better Btw epl and La Liga. It making my heart bleed |
Elnino4ladies:welcome bro. Male or Female pls. |
raumdeuter:And ladies and gents this is the reason why awo cafe has no window glass. I think that was under Makanjuola. |
eitsei:How you go dey make mouth on Top Liverpool. They are more unstable than wind thereby making you to walk alone. |
coded01:Justice for what If I may ask, Old man Buffon had better spend more time with his family rather than yarning bollocks |
Liverpool abeg win o so that i would be able to break some people mouth. Bloody Spaniards |
Chestar5:Wao it means we are age mates then. Adelana1 you sef na old man, i dey always believe say na the same age category we dey. |
Spy360:Spy you don smoke weed abi. No wonder you dey yarn dust. You wey dey go, you and i sabi your bus stop |
Nihilist:lol carryover part got me. But you know Nihilist there is someone i know that is in my room that entered a year before you did and he is just graduating this year. So no lele If uncle dayo spend 12yrs for school |
raumdeuter:Haba deeper life no dey during your time ni. All those preaching suppose don dilute ur passion for all this things. |
Elxandre:The sim doesn't allow me to do cheats especially those psiphon apps. It will just be on connecting forever. Wait i think i did this free 100mb code. So that means i was being charged for that. God after all emptyhen has stolen through their ringtone service. Was that why the customer care agent told me the app he was supposed to use to help me wasn't coming up and i should call back after a while |
Chelseafan1:lol konji dey always hold niggas now for party. Wait did i just saw fresher's party Jesu, so you are part of those Awo boys that go to Mozambique to catch them young and do aro + dancing. God dey observe you o |
Tottenham Hotspur broke a Premier League when they managed to collect nine (9!) yellow cards -- and, almost as impressively, zero (0!) red cards -- in the clash that completely broke their season at Stamford Bridge a couple weeks ago. For their efforts, after admitting the charge of failing to control their players (Rule E20), they were levied a new record fine of £225,000. Just like their title challenge, this record lasted barely a minute, if that. Chelsea may not have broken yellow card records, but thanks to being serial "offenders" of this rule E20 over the past 18 months, the Blues were fined a massive £375,000. The previous record, before these rulings was Arsenal's £175,000 fine for the "Battle of Old Trafford" . Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur have been fined £375,000 and £225,000 respectively after both clubs admitted three breaches of FA Rule E20 for failing to control their players and/or officials. It follows incidents which occurred in the 45th and 87th minutes and also at the end of their fixture at Stamford Bridge on Monday 2 May 2016. Prior to this fixture, Chelsea had breached FA Rule E20 on four separate occasions and Tottenham Hotspur twice since November 2014. -source: The FA Meanwhile, center of attention Mark Clattenburg has avoided any fines, but did get put on community service, so he will now have to referee not just the FA Cup final but http://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com/2016/5/16/11686136/chelsea-spurs-tunnel-meless-failure-control-players-record-fines the Champions League final as well. |
makydebbie:reminded me of someone i knew as a boy |
Lol this got me laughing. But it really hurts to be swindled by those network operators. Loaded #300 around eleven last week Wed as part of the credit i would use to sub for the #500 for 750mb and slept off with the mind that i would get the remaining #200 to buy the airtime from my mum. Woke up the next morning to discover only #35 remained. Quickly checked through my phone to see what could have caused that and couldn't Find a single thing my data connection wasn't on and no call was made or msgs sent. Called their customer care and they were yarning bollocks suffice to say they spoilt my day. |
Why are niggas hating, is it their money? |
stardragon:She is ghananian no doubt. Her face evoked some childhood memories |
Nice family pic. This would be the first time i would complement cossy |
Another educating thread by Explorers. Keep it up bro |
raumdeuter:And party on Friday nights |
Ibime:Not Oau lecturers bro |
Ibime:Why is everyone over looking glass leg Wheel chair |
Spy360:hypocrisy Wilshere should be dropped for Rashford. What exactly has he done this season. He didn't kick a ball for almost a Season If not because England doesn't really have lots of inform experienced holding mild fielders i would have called for roy's head |
Last time assnal finished second.
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Spy360:I feel your pain bro |
As John Terry paraded around the Stamford Bridge pitch after Sunday’s draw against Leicester City, fans chanted that they wanted him to stay. Terry himself, taking the microphone for an emotional address, agreed that ,"I want to stay, the club knows that, the fans know that." And the club, at last, it seems, want him to stay, but on less money and in a different role. What that means exactly, or what the contract offered last Friday entails, is not clear. But keeping Terry on in any capacity seems a very strange idea. Terry, at 35, remains a very fine defender, although it’s intriguing that his WhoSored.com rating of 6.55 this season is around half a point down on his average over the past five seasons. But he showed towards the end of Jose Mourinho’s reign that he is still not somebody to take being rested kindly. He still seems to believe he should be leading from the front and that means being on the pitch. Last season, when he achieved the remarkable feat of playing every minute of every Premier League game, also ended with him with a microphone on the pitch, taking pops at Rafa Benitez for having, two years earlier, suggested he couldn’t play two games in a week. As age saps further at his powers, Terry will be rested increasingly frequently. There is no evidence he will acquiesce and that makes him a problem. The last thing a new manager needs is a grumpy senior player undermining morale, even if it is only by looking disgruntled on the bench. At some point time catches up even with club legends – Steven Gerrard and Francesco Totti, in their own ways, had, or are having, fraught finales to their club careers – and it would have been entirely reasonable had Antonio Conte asked somebody else to wield the knife so the situation was resolved by the time he arrived. But beyond his age, there is another reason why Terry may not find an obvious role under Conte. Conte is often described as a coach who naturally favours a back three, and it is true that he has used that shape to great success with Juventus and Italy. But with Bari, Atalanta and Siena he preferred a back four, Rather, he is a coach who plays a pressing game and, finding Leonardo Bonnucci, Andrea Barzagli and Giorgio Chiellini at Juve, decided to field all of them. At Chelsea he may play a back three or a back four, but he will definitely press. Terry, for all his many qualities, is not quick. Ask him to push up the pitch and he is extremely vulnerable to the ball in behind him. He does not turn quickly. In Chelsea’s swirl of recent managers, only one has really tried to impose a pressing game: Andre Villas-Boas in 2011-12. If there is a defining image of his reign, it is Terry sprawling hopelessly in the 5-3 home defeat to Arsenal. Although he rallied under Benitez, despite his frustrations, that spell under Villas- Boas was by some margin the worst the mature Terry has had under any manager at Stamford Bridge. That season, regularly caught out of position, desperately trying to recover, Terry committed roughly twice as many fouls per game as he usually does. He picked up eight yellow cards, more than he has in the four seasons since combined. Of the eight he collected that season, seven came before Villas-Boas was sacked on March 4. If Terry was too slow to play a high line under four years ago, he will be too slow now. Play Terry high up the pitch and he will be undone by balls in behind him. That means his role next season would be limited even if it weren’t for his age. It may be that the new contract offer is part of an elaborate game to make it seem as though it is Terry’s decision to leave but if he does end up staying, it’s hard to see the outcome being anything other than frustration and acrimony. https://www.whoscored.com/News/xqmtzme1nuydrurlbm776a/Show/Conte-Arrival-Should-Urge-Chelsea-to-Learn-from-AVB-Era-with-Terry#.VzmSrgl3b24.twitter
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Provisional 26-man England squad for Euro 2016 Goalkeepers: Fraser Forster (Southampton), Joe Hart (Manchester City), Tom Heaton (Burnley) Defenders: Ryan Bertrand (Southampton), Gary Cahill (Chelsea), Nathaniel Clyne (Liverpool), Danny Rose (Tottenham Hotspur), Chris Smalling (Manchester United), John Stones (Everton), Kyle Walker (Tottenham Hotspur) Midfielders: Dele Alli (Tottenham Hotspur), Ross Barkley (Everton), Fabian Delph (Manchester City), Eric Dier (Tottenham Hotspur), Danny Drinkwater (Leicester City), Jordan Henderson (Liverpool), Adam Lallana (Liverpool), James Milner (Liverpool), Raheem Sterling (Manchester City), Andros Townsend (Newcastle United), Jack Wilshere (Arsenal) Forwards: Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur), Marcus Rashford (Manchester United), Wayne Rooney (Manchester United), Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool), Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) Courtesy: Soccernet.com |
I am weary of mtn at the moment to even applaud |
I hereby declare my support for the Royal madrid. May they win it against the lesser ordinary madrid |
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