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JEITO:
Man city will drop 2more points against west ham so a victory will shoot us higher up above the rest.

But Ivanovic and felipe luis need to be weary of angel di maria's runs down the flanks. United have a relatively weak central midfield and a porous defence which we can easily exploit.

Still, JT and Cahill need to be alert cos falcao and rvp won't be smiling that day.

Matches against united is always exciting and I hope the ref will be a complete professional on the night.

man i really like ur analysis on football matters just like a professional sport analyst. Thumbs up

Sat 25 Oct 2014, Boleyn Ground
Referee: Martin Atkinson
#WHUMCI
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Sam Allardyce believes West Ham United
will not get a better chance to defeat
Manchester City as the two prepare to
meet at Boleyn Ground on Saturday.
West Ham have benefited from a
productive transfer window in the early
weeks of the Barclays Premier League
campaign, with the strike duo of Diafra
Sakho and Enner Valencia particularly
impressive since joining from Metz and
Pachuca respectively.
Both men found the net with fine headers
in the 3-1 win at Burnley last weekend, a
result that left West Ham inside the top
four after eight matches.
Reigning champions City - who clinched
the 2013-14 crown with a 2-0 win over
West Ham on the final day of last season -
overcame Allardyce's side four times
during the previous campaign, scoring 14
goals to their opponents' one.
But Allardyce feels his team are in much
better shape this time around, with City
coming off the back of a 2-2 draw away
at CSKA Moscow in the UEFA Champions
League on Tuesday.
"We've got a different team to last
season," he said. "Obviously the players
that are still here will remember that we
didn't get anything from them.
"There wasn't much we could do in the
Capital One [League Cup] semi-finals due
to injuries at that time.
"They're a fabulous side, but if we're
going to get anything from them it's now,
while we're in form. As well as them
coming back from a Champions League
away game.
"We're in good, confident form but for me
it's about getting the players to their top
level. We'll have to play like we did [in the
3-1 win] against Liverpool, probably even
better. We'll have to work hard and make
sure we contain their fantastic front line
especially."
The home side will have to contend with
the in-form Sergio Aguero, who followed
up his four-goal salvo against Tottenham
Hotspur last weekend with the opening
strike in Moscow in midweek.
City led 2-0 at the break thanks to that
strike and James Milner's effort, but CSKA
came back to rescue a point in the second
half.
Manuel Pellegrini's men sit second in the
table, five points adrift of Chelsea, having
won their previous three league outings,
but after the draw in Russia, right-back
Pablo Zabaleta lamented City's inability to
grind out victories when not at their best.
"It's not the first time this has happened
and it's something we need to sort out as
soon as possible," he said.
"We are one team when we play with
intensity, with the ball. When we start to
give some balls away so cheaply, we are
not the same team. It's then that we don't
know how to control the game.
"Sometimes you can win games even
when you are not playing at your best
and I think we find that hard."
City's Frank Lampard is a doubt to make a
return to his former club with a thigh
injury picked up against Spurs, while
Samir Nasri remains out with a groin
problem.
West Ham received a double boost on
Thursday with the news that Cheikhou
Kouyate (groin) and James Tomkins
(thigh) were available, although Mauro
Zarate (knock) and Guy Demel (thigh) are
doubtful.
http://m.premierleague.com/en-gb/matches/2014-2015/epl.summary.html/west-ham-vs-man-city

Lewisham offers housing
developments for its residents,
the neighbourhood is perfect for
families and that is why most
Nigerians in London prefer living
here. Dedicated Nigerian business
owners have made Lewisham
more Nigerian, a fascinating focal
point for businesses such as
Covenant Cargo, Wotas and many
others. If you are craving for
Nigerian foods, you should visit
Enish Nigerian Restaurant and
Grill for delicious home-made
foods.
7. Erith
Photo Source: newsshopper.co.uk
Erith is perhaps best known as
home of several ethnicities
including Nigerians. The area
comes alive with its wide
selection of bars and restaurants,
which attracts residents and
visitors. Nigerian culinary setting
is well represented in restaurants
such as Eko Wine Bar and
Restaurant, Anedo Restaurant and
Bar and many others.
8. Old Kent Road
Photo Source: Geograph.org.uk
Old Kent Road is a road that forms
part of Watling Street in South
East London. This neighbourhood
is home to some Nigerian
mosques and churches, and of
course, stores that sell produce
from Nigeria. Nigerians seem to
have infused life into the
neighbourhood, with a variety of
Nigerian restaurants and bars
such as 805 restaurant,
Presidential Suya and Wazobia
restaurant. This neighbourhood is
really a place to visit!
9. Camberwell
Photo Cropped from Google
Street View
Crawberwell offers amazing
restaurants, bakeries, stores and
supermarkets that honour
Nigerian culture and lifestyle. The
area is teeming with
entertainment venues, bars and
clubs where you can mingle with
Nigerian people and reminisce
about home. If you are craving for
authentic Nigerian foods, you
should visit Emukay, Cannan
restaurant, Legacy African
Restaurant and many more.

pix no gree upload o guess i will do that later

London has continuously been
considered a recreation
playground of many travellers
especially Nigerians. However, the
city is typically defined by several
ethnic neighbourhoods such as
British, Chinese, Nigerians, Latinos
and many others. There are some
neighbourhoods in London,
which have been settled largely by
Nigerians; and you will find high
concentration of Naija people
living in these areas.
We scouted round London for
neighbourhoods that have high
concentration of Nigerians and
we found some amazing areas,
which have the genuine Nigerian
appearance – reminiscent of
Nigeria, with its restaurants,
stores, foodstuff and everything
‘Naija’ you can think of.
So, we present to you the 10 top
Nigerian neighbourhoods in
London:
1. Peckham
Photo by Livvy Adjei on Flickr
Peckham has become a centre of
Nigerian-British life and culture in
London. Peckham is somewhat
called, “mini Lagos” because there
is nothing in Lagos that you will
not find in this area. Peckham is
located within the London
Borough of Southwark and you
will find a large population of
Nigerians living here. The
neighbourhood features Nigerian
restaurants, stores and shops
filled with Nigerian-made imports
including food stuffs.
Insider Tip: For delicious Nigerian
delicacies, head to Lolak Afrique
restaurant, where you will find a
variety of Nigerian cuisine. If you
ever miss Suya, visit Obalende
Suya Restaurant and get Suya
meat grilled over fire and
seasoned with very hot spices.
2. Thamesmead
Photo Source: LagosinLondon
Located in the London Boroughs
of Greenwich and Bexley,
Thamesmead is one
neighbourhood that is well
integrated with many Nigerians.
The district is bustling with
plethora of ethnic restaurants,
which offer a large variety of
boiled, fried and cooked Nigerian
delicacies. There is an array of
shops and stores, owned by
Nigerians, such as Ade’s Cash and
Carry, John and Biola Supermarket
and many more. These stores
specialize in Nigerian imports,
foods and other things you can
find in any supermarket in
Nigeria.
3. Abbey Wood
Photo Source: Mike
Hedgethorne on Flickr
When you visit Abbey Wood, you
will feel like you are in
Nigeria. Abbey Wood is a
district of South East London and
located south of Thamesmead. In
this neighbourhood, you get to
meet ‘loud’ Nigerians on the
street, speak your language and
familiarize with each other.
Abbey Wood has a reputation for
Nigeria residents, along with
great Naija restaurants and
stores.
4. Woolwich
Photo Source: Maurice on Flickr
Woolwich has always played
home to some Nigerian residents
in London. The district is home to
some Nigerian businesses,
churches, shops and restaurants.
You will never believe you are
actually in London when you are
in this area. You might want to
visit Tasty African restaurant for
Nigerian delicacies especially their
puff puff.
5. Deptford
Photo Source: Wikipedia
Deptford is made up of relatively
beautiful buildings and streets,
and is considered a notable
neighborhood for some
Nigerians. Located in South-East
London, on the south bank of
River Thames; Deptford functions
as home to several Nigerian
stores filled with imports and
produce from Nigeria. If you love
Nigerian foods, you should
probably visit Tomi’s Kitchen,
where you will find the finest
Nigerian beers, palm wine and
delicacies.
ar and many others.

match preview comes soon

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROMAN ABRAMOVICH LONG LIFE TO YOU,LONG LIFE TO CHELSEA.

jejemanito:
O thanks for the info

At least I now know a wrestler called hazard

SMH for u

jejemanito:
who is hazard? Does he play cricket

no he plays wrestling ode

JEITO:
Tough call to make. As a chelsea fan, I am tempted to go for Diego Costa, but am also a huge fan of Aguero- and to say he is already familiar with the demands of the epl I tink that gives him an edge.

Also, mancity score more goals than chelsea which is another plus for aguero. But again, they have 2 other top strikers in jovetic and dzeko and the coach will have a hard time keeping them all happy. This he will do by probably shuffling them. That can be a minus to kun aguero

costa on the other hand is prone to injuries and is temperamental: he already has 3yellow cards I think.

in terms of proper positioning, I'll give it to costa, but Aguero's ability to out-muscle defenders easier than costa will be a plus for him.

I'll give it to Aguero though Costa's goals would be enough for us to win the epl this season.

Up Champions Chelsea

i agree with you in addition Aguero is the penalty taker giving him an extra edge a good example is their last match against tottenham

Truth234:
Oga this is a 21st century woman, so because his wife was also watching, she is vindicated? Haba! majority don't tell you what is right, your conscience does. Can't she report to the police or at least come here with more detailed information so we can help report to the right authority? All the insults and exchange of words, just shows she is more concerned with the occurrence than finding a solution. Then I don't see the point of opening a thread if she feels she can't do anything.

well i agree with your last statement bt it not enough to crucify her besides she was asking for our view of the matter not solution

nooooo anderlecht y wey be say i don dey prepare to abuse mukina2,lucky you i for abuse u tire

LEXYCOM:
Happy birthday wenger.......anderlecht fans say so

why do bad things happen on this man special day. 1000th game 6-0 now bd losing champ league match abi d man offend witches

austelright:
I played Arsenal to score, if they play goalless draw and void my ticket i ill curse them.

u beta go drop betting abi no be u dey cry for liverpool thread

goooooaaaaaal #team anderlecht

Belovedd:
goooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttttt meat peppersoup dey hungry me

lol u no well o

e good as rodgers remove ballotelli e for just frustrate carry benzema dey wipe am slap or make e break leg of nearest madrid player or make e vex come slap rodgers

coolebux:
We're giving them a run for their money.
Y. N. W. A.

i just they look u in HD

spanzed:
Glen Johnson is doing justice to him

sey na for this game u dey c dat one or where

ceeceeco:
PREDICTION; Liverpool 1 - 2 Real Madrid.

what a prediction

o boy looserpool is being is being raped o.luvola take heart sha e don happen 3 more to go for my prediction to come true.ynwa

of course naija kokolette will win the world cup

callmespices:
Well thanks
I believe every one has a way of running his or her family, and I don't even know them from Adam, cos I was waiting for someone in their apartment
So, pleading while a MAN is angry is kinda scary to me, e don tey wen I chop belt

op dont mind those telling you to beg if his own wife was just watching then it is not ur place to beg besides you dont even know them who knows the kind of temper the man has a man that beats his own mum for that matter

uglyogre:
I see. So if that woman had been beaten to death, she would have sat watching 'cos she's female? if she was the one receiving the beating, wouldn't she have defended herself?

look my point is what exactly could she do

wao this gals are doing naija proud kudos i wasnt able to watch sha nepa bleeped up

uglyogre:
then you're as useless as the guy in question

i dont agree with you the op is a female for christ sake intervening in such type of matter could get her hurt and i believe the op is not so close to the family maybe a neighbour or customer

JEITO:
There's nothing wrong with going to watch football in viewing centres; perhaps your mum is mistaking it for a bar and all the misbehaviours going on there. Viewing centres too can become somehow: tempers can flare and fights ensue and who knows what could happen.

But as a child under authority(irrespective of your age) as long as you are under the authority of your parent, you must obey whatever they tell you simple!

okay sir,wait you are chelsea fan rite i remember seeing this moniker yesternite

slimyem:
Mummy's only concerned for your safety I'd believe.
It not about your going there to watch football but about what could go wrong there.
People have gotten injured or killed at these same centers. The police even come to raid these centers sometimes because of the kinds of people who they assume dominate them.
Like someone's said, as long as you are dependent and living under your mum's roof,you remain a child and must obey her wishes and commands. It's all for the best

well thanks what got me angry is dat my dad goes out to watch football sometimes bt she never mentioned anything about it and she normally criticize him anytime she believes he misbehaves

viruz007:
My dad locked me out one time I went to a viewing centre. Took me a while to forgive him... Slept in the car... But as I grew I began to see things his way.

Mum cares about you. Ur mum and my dad's reason wnt defer frm them wanting you safe. A thousand and one things can happen ranging from a truck ramming into d viewing centre, to an electric pole falling on d viewing centre to a police raid etc.

So dnt be furious with her. Understand where she's coming from. Your a guy so naturally u shld have a certain bond with her. Ask her nicely why she did not let you go and I bet she'll say exactly what I and the other posters have been saying plus obeying her is not a bad thing. So cool off Bro.

Cheers

thanks i will do as u said again cos i asked y yesterday and she refused to tell me anything

DesChyko:
There's nothing wrong in doing such. But your mother, as well as any other person who doesn't want you doing that, had good reasons for such. I'll help you with a few.
1. It's late at night. The road is now risky, from humans to spirits.
2. If you get accustomed to it, you won't mind keeping late nights for 'other reasons' as well.
3. Football fanatics can go to any lenght to justify their passion. You may get injured, a really bad thing to happen at night.

thanks for the advice

aisha2:
The law will not force you to come under its cover.
Family law is a different branch of law which hardly takes time to be decided because of its sensitive nature and the best interest of the child.

Like i said do not lump it up with cooperate or criminal law.
We can say a lot of bad things abiut Nigeria but saying it has no functional family law is not true

yeah i think you are right, i believe marriage divorce issues are under family law right