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this video don they nau and name Ghana o q |
I am happy I wasn't d one who opened this thread |
God save barca o wetin I don prepare for them ground for no fit contain am
:- |
seems most of them starred in tinsel; it should be list of beautiful girls in tinsel |
Assnal fans lol e pain me say i know watch una match o, Mukina2,sod09,keky,dotcomnamename,pazienza,spy360. I greet una o i hope say heart attack no carry you sha |
nice match, ivanoic needs to warm the bench anyway. Up blues |
lord no wtf red card ha men |
It is certain ivan must warm that bench o |
nice half, tho old probs exist Fabregas
should try and shoot for God sake, Ivanoic
is getting useless too much he needs to
warm the bench, thank jah Rahman is
coming Azpi moves back to his rb pos |
nice half, tho old probs exist Fabregas should try and shoot for God sake, Ivanoic is getting useless too much he needs to warm the bench, thank jah Rahman is coming |
oscar na you o
this guys should always shoot when they have a clear chance now |
imagine fabregas ha gomis ur fa |
e be like say na all our players go barbing saloon |
nice start |
Starting line-up 13. Thibaut Courtois 2. Branislav Ivanovic 28. César Azpilicueta 26. John Terry 24. Gary Cahill 10. Eden Hazard 22. Willian 8. Oscar 21. Nemanja Matic 4. Cesc Fàbregas 19. Diego Costa Substitutes 1. Asmir Begovic 9. Falcao 20. Victor Moses 7. Ramires 5. Kurt Zouma 12. John Obi Mikel 18. Loïc Remy Starting line-up 1. Lukasz Fabianski 33. Federico Fernández 6. Ashley Williams 26. Kyle Naughton 3. Neil Taylor 10. André Ayew 20. Jefferson Montero 8. Jonjo Shelvey 23. Gylfi Sigurdsson 4. Ki Sung-yueng 18. Bafétimbi Gomis Substitutes 22. Angel Rangel 14. Franck Tabanou 13. Kristoffer Nordfeldt 15. Wayne Routledge 24. Jack Cork 17. Eder 27. Kyle Bartley |
dopeJemi:i just dey look you as you dey fall ur own hand , see mouth sef :* As for manure fans better hold marathon fasting and prayers for ur team cos if after all the spending una still go trophlyess or worse out of champions league spot, e don be for una be that. |
mukina2:see her black lips, Ur prediction is doomed to fail, Haters don start this season again |
xynerise:but y now |
and it all ends people no too much sef |
this match don dey long o |
na sub they make manure fans for my side get orgasm sha |
but wait how spurs dey cross like this nau |
kane hw va nau dat guy old pass you no be small o |
see defender spurs abeg equalise jare |
KingTom:what do you mean i get sense before now, i dey ball more than ever jare |
Tval:lol what do you mean by the link you posted, na cold water you pour for the guy pap now by the way falcao wasnt bought he was loaned. |
Pataki:why was that the only part you could highlight quarrel-lover. |
mukina2:some manure fans go come open mouth dey call chelsea players babies thunder wey go fire some people hen na for thor hammer e dey |
KingTom:Na ur type dey order beer for person. Niggas be forming big menon faceless forum mtchew besides i dont know what working these manure fans in d buttery their noise no dey allow make i read in peace |
imagine us mukina opening a thread for Manure fans, even with all the buyings low-esteem dey worry manure fans. Was expecting to see colossus. This match would end in a draw. |
Keky:are my eyes deceiving me or this account has been hacked, whendid you become a manu fan |
History is on Chelsea’s side as Jose Mourinho's men prepare to begin their Barclays Premier League title defence at home to Swansea City on Saturday. In 23 BPL seasons, the defending champions have never lost their opening match, winning 20 and drawing three, and Chelsea are unbeaten in their last 16 curtain-raisers. Chelsea, who lost last weekend's Community Shield to Arsenal, have also never been beaten by Swansea in the Barclays Premier League, winning all four encounters at home and claiming a 5-0 triumph when these sides last met in south Wales in January. Asked whether that triumph, which came after a 4-2 setback at Stamford Bridge earlier in the season, would have any bearing on this weekend's opener, Swansea manager Garry Monk said: "No, we played at home. Down there we were excellent for 45 minutes and, if we can produce 90 minutes like that, it will be great. "It's a fresh start, we want to improve on the good things we did last year. "It doesn't come any tougher - the champions, who set the standard and kept their team together. It's a challenge to relish, to put on a good performance and take it forward." Aside from the departures of Petr Cech, Filipe Luis and Didier Drogba, Chelsea have managed to keep their title-winning squad together during the close-season, while also signing goalkeeper Asmir Begovic and recruiting striker Radamel Falcao on loan from Monaco. And Falcao is well aware of the dangers posed by clubs such as Swansea, who saw Chelsea account for 18 per cent of their total league goals conceded last season (nine out of 49). "It's a very, very competitive league where each team gives absolutely everything they've got in every game they play," he told chelseafc.com. "It demands 100 per cent of your ability and focus because it is very competitive, very physical and tactical too." Like Chelsea, who could be without last season's top scorer Diego Costa due to a hamstring injury, Swansea have managed to keep the vast majority of their squad together, only allowing players who were surplus to requirements to make their Liberty Stadium exit. The arrival of Andre Ayew promises to give the Welsh club's attack a new dimension, while Franck Tabanou, Eder and Kristoffer Nordfeldt will be hoping to challenge Neil Taylor, Bafetimbi Gomis and Lukasz Fabianski respectively for a first-team berth. Former Arsenal goalkeeper Fabianski committed his future to the club on Thursday by signing a new four-year contract. Chelsea (from): Begovic, Blackman, Courtois, Ake, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Ivanovic, Terry, Zouma, Cuadrado, Fabregas, Hazard, Loftus-Cheek, Matic, Mikel, Oscar, Ramires, Willian, Costa, Falcao, Remy. Swansea City (from): Fabianski, Nordfeldt, Amat, Bartley, Fernandez, Naughton, Rangel, Tabanou, Taylor, Tiendalli, Williams, Ayew, Barrow, Britton, Cork, Dyer, Emnes, Fulton, Grimes, Ki, Montero, Routledge, Shelvey, Sigurdsson, Eder, Gomis. Match Appointments Referee: Michael Oliver Assistants: M Mullarkey, H Lennard Fourth Official: P Tierney Match Facts In 23 Barclays Premier League seasons, the defending champion have never lost their opening match (winning 20 and drawing three). Chelsea have won 14 and lost none of their last 16 Barclays Premier League fixtures on the opening weekend. The Blues have not lost a season opener since 1998/99 vs Coventry City. Chelsea are unbeaten in 12 opening day matches at Stamford Bridge, last losing to Blackburn Rovers in 1993 (W10 D2). Swansea have lost all four BPL trips to Stamford Bridge to date. http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/matchday/matches/2015-2016/epl.match-preview.html/chelsea-vs-swansea |
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