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chimerase2:lol dont mind the nigga he was just trying to outrun competition |
humblesteve:Happy birthday man, long life and prosperity, have fun but dont take too much wine or alcohol, i dont want to hear story that touches the heart o ![]() |
what an equaliser from ronaldo game on. |
forca barca, one down 2 more to go, to bad for bayern |
OkeEsibe:for ur mind now chelsea go lose to those teams above kai to be myopic is unforgivable |
ronald4lif:yes bros i heard you are looking for me any p |
mukina2 you can now sekem.*tongue out*. Thank you hazard,costa,remy and fab, courtois. Chillin for classico |
Costa needs to take things easy and score two more.biko |
i hope azi is on the bench make mou bring am in o ivan qwan give person High bp |
mukina2:you no know than to dey sekem about, look this mummy you beta bekiafu |
wa da fuq wa da fuq, two sharp goals, anyway we win and must win this match |
- CHELSEA (4-2-3-1): Courtois; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Filipe Luis; Fabregas, Matic; Ramires, Willian, Hazard; Diego Costa. - HULL CITY SUBS: Harper, Rosenior, Davies, Brady, Sagbo, Aluko, Quinn. - HULL CITY (3-5-2): McGregor; Dawson, Bruce, McShane; Elmohamady, Livermore, Meyler, Ramirez, Robertson; N'Doye, Hernandez. |
i never saw this coming, Man too bad for liverpool dem don walk alone |
layinkakeem:3:2 in favour of barca, i heard ramos and modric are back |
^^^ the above poster must be high on orijin. Hull-city0- che5, hat-trick for costa. Ktbffh |
Very close tie but i will give it to liverpool, man u seems to be the weaker of the two sides defensively. Scores would be 3-2 in favour of liverpool |
to me i believe there will be an extermination, Barca5:1madrid |
Men i just want to imagine if Barcelona is pounded 2moro, God it would be the highest point for a lot of niggas |
Ibime:Harry Kane Tottenham Hotspur 19 Diego Costa Chelsea 18 Sergio Agüero Manchester City 17 Charlie Austin Queens Park Rangers 15 Olivier Giroud Arsenal 13 Alexis Sánchez Arsenal 13 Saido Berahino West Bromwich Albion 12 Papiss Demba Cissé Newcastle United 11 Wayne Rooney Manchester United 11 David Silva Manchester City 11 Wilfried Bony Manchester City 10 Eden Hazard Chelsea 10 Robin van Persie Manchester United 10 Christian Eriksen Tottenham Hotspur 9 Danny Ings Burnley 9 Diafra Sakho West Ham United 9 Nacer Chadli Tottenham Hotspur 8 Mame Biram Diouf Stoke City 8 Nikica Jelavic Hull City 8 Romelu Lukaku Everton 8 Graziano Pellè Southampton 8 Santiago Cazorla Arsenal 7 Peter Crouch Stoke City 7 Leonardo Ulloa Leicester City 7 Jonathan Walters Stoke City 7 I thought i was dreaming when i saw it, Costa had better score two goals tomorrow to be the first to get 20 goals. |
Johnpaul88:lwkmd, you win anyway, but you guys had better not lose against madrid in the classico or against Psg cos am going to bring hell down on victim thread, the same goes for madrid team |
Austeenx:are you trying to be witty cos i seem to miss the joke.Barca fans sha |
homesteady:Chill bro am just saying barca should watch their backs because psg has got some skillful headers there |
Johnpaul88:and they have also dealt with you, we all know how barca is with corners no thanks to the too much shorties, |
chelsea of course the others just came to play no one gave them a chance |
Match Preview Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho believes the Barclays Premier League remains a five-horse race ahead of his side's trip to Hull City on Sunday. The Stamford Bridge outfit sit six points clear of Manchester City at the top of the division and hold a 10-point advantage over fifth-placed Liverpool. Mourinho is quick to warn against complacency, but says being the hunted rather than the hunter has become a familiar situation for his players. "It's still a five [horse race] because the distance is still mathematically possible," he said. "The reality is the distance between second, third, fourth, fifth is so short that I look at them and I see that things are open. "We are in front. The advantage is significant but there's still a long way to go. "We are strong and confident, we believe in our capacity to stay there until the last match but we know we must fight against complacency. "We have been chased since August, so it becomes normal for us this season to know the others are behind us." Hull have altogether different priorities, sitting just three points clear of the relegation zone and facing a daunting run-in that takes in home matches against Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United. But manager Steve Bruce is confident of picking up the points required to remain in the top flight. "I've always said from day one that 10 wins is usually enough," he said. "Looking at the table, I'm not going to be far short of that [currently six]. "It might be nine, it might even be eight. "Over the last six games we've picked up nine points, which has been terrific for us. It's got us out of the bottom three and given us a bit of daylight. "Over the next nine games, can we repeat that? If we repeat that then it's going to be very difficult for teams below us to match that." John Obi Mikel (knee) remains Chelsea's only absentee, while Hull were hit this week by the news that Nikica Jelavic could miss the rest of the season following knee surgery. The hosts could, though, welcome back Robbie Brady, who has been missing for three weeks with a calf injury, while James Chester (shoulder), Liam Rosenior (hamstring) and Mohamed Diame (knee) all returned to training on Thursday. Tom Huddlestone is suspended following his sending off in the goalless draw with Leicester City last weekend. Hull City (from): Harper, Jakupovic, McGregor, Bruce, Chester, Davies, Dawson, Dudgeon, Figueroa , Lenihan, McShane, Robertson, Rosenior, Townsend, Brady, Diame, Elmohamady, Livermore, Meyler, Quinn, Ramirez, Aluko, Hernandez, N'Doye, Sagbo. Chelsea (from): Blackman, Cech, Courtois, Ake, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Christensen, Filipe, Ivanovic, Terry, Zouma, Cuadrado, Fabregas, Hazard, Matic, Oscar, Ramires, Willian, Costa, Drogba, Remy. http://m.premierleague.com/en-gb/matches/2014-2015/epl.summary.html/hull-vs-chelsea |
pamcode:i got two predictions right, too bad for madrid drawn with their worst nightmare. May the best teams win |
we had our own boom of civilization too but our dishonesty and lack of unity plunged us into dark ages. |
The two experiences came with Amala, the first one was my first attempt to prepare amala, after puring the yam flour into the hot water and stirring i noticed the amala was softer than normal, i tried putting more flour but no it was to no avail, my dad later trashed me that night, :;( i was pained cos i was thinking i no be girl now, my mum later told me it was because the water did not boil well b4 i poured the flour. The 2nd one would have beem diaster if not for my mum, i was not able to judge correctly the amount of flour needed for the water because the flour wasnt much, i finsh preparing to discover i could still see water ![]() ![]() thanks mum |
Match Facts Loic Remy has scored three goals in three Barclays Premier League appearances against Hull City, while Didier Drogba has three in four against them. Eden Hazard has scored in the last two league meetings with Hull. Chelsea have lost only two of their last 17 BPL away matches (W11 D4 L2), but Hull have won three and lost one of the last five at the KC Stadium. Chelsea have had the most opposition players sent off this season (seven), while only Aston Villa (six) have suffered more red cards than Hull (five) this season. |
coded01:Thunda faya ur mouth there, dont worry Epl would be back next year, 5 slots :p ko 8 slots ni y you no kuku ask for all of the slots. |
Enegod:At least get the qualification b4 ranting, dont count ur chicks b4 they are hatched. For me i want to see Barca vs Psg, Madrid vs Juventus, Monaco vs Athletico, bayern vs port |
Man this guy must be a dead sleeper, for him to be able to sleep like this, reminds of an hostel-mate the guy sleeps in any position sleep finds him |
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