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seydam21:
[size=20pt]HIT LIKE IF YOU THINK WESTBROM ALBION WILL WIN[/size]

i thought u are a man u suppoter

if manu wins then keshi will be named best manager of the year who wants to bet

proud to be a pure blood of Ibadan.Iba oluyole

http://m.espn.go.com/soccer/gamecast?gameId405732&langEN&wjb stadio olimpico ,italy

Stadium:Camp Nou Time :7:45pm preview follows soon

Match takes place at Arena Khimki in Turkey at 5pm on tuesday preview follows soon

rationalmind:
The experiment I cited wasn't an analogy. An analogy compares two things. I am not comparing.

I am showing that, if at lower levels of pain, girls are known to exaggerate pain, there is nothing that will prevent them from exaggerating pain at higher levels.

That's the very simple and clear point the experiment seeks to drive in which surprisingly eludes you.

this is where u misssed it bro we all av diff rates of endurance and it a known fact that most women have low endurance for pain.Also u can never measure pain by just watching a person xcept if u undertake the same procedure and conditions which is exactly what d ladies are trying to tell you.So dont say that they are exaggerating.shalom

parismarc:
My experience- Labour pain is simply out of this world, it amazes me when people say that once your baby pops out, u will forget the pains, its 1 year plus and i still remember, i dread going through it again. I hail women that have many kids, they are indeed daughters of Zion.

maybe this y my mother gave birth to just two of us

major466:
Way dat shoe shina sef? Make him come see real football here.

u mean dat looserpool fan named luvola seun don send am away

mukina2:
game ofa

2 - 2

u sound rili pained take heart dear:p:p

pontirock:
It Is Only God That Can Punish This Referee And His Family

omo no blame ref for anytin infact God go bless am 2x sef, down assnal

IYANGBALI:
comot for here jo

u sound pained darling take heart *hands her handkerchief*:p

IYANGBALI:
ther game go end with draw or dem go beat chelshit

for dat ur mind abi yeye woman

chelseabmw:
Crystal palace wll still have red in this match

it has been done

Chuks16:
hahahaha,meet me after 6pm

bros hw market dey go

RuuDie:
@ pamcode

you don follow me reach mars!?

thw broadcast don reach earth

half time

35 mins :YELLOW CARD
Ryan Mason (Tottenham
Hotspur) is shown the yellow
card.
Fernandinho (Manchester
City) wins a free kick on the
right wing.
Foul by Ryan Mason
(Tottenham Hotspur).
Attempt saved. Sergio Agüero
(Manchester City) right footed
shot from a difficult angle on
the right is saved in the
centre of the goal. Assisted by
Fernando.
Attempt missed. Sergio
Agüero (Manchester City)
right footed shot from the
centre of the box is just a bit
too high following a set piece
situation.
Penalty saved! Sergio Agüero
(Manchester City) fails to
capitalise on this great
opportunity, right footed shot
saved in the centre of the
goal.
Penalty Manchester City. David
Silva draws a foul in the
penalty area.
Penalty conceded by Younes
Kaboul (Tottenham Hotspur)
after a foul in the penalty
area.
Attempt missed. Christian
Eriksen (Tottenham Hotspur)
right footed shot from
outside the box is close, but
misses the top left corner
from a direct free kick.
Foul by Vincent Kompany
(Manchester City).
Nacer Chadli (Tottenham
Hotspur) wins a free kick in
the attacking half.
Delay over. They are ready to
continue.
SUBSTITUTION
Substitution, Manchester City.
Fernandinho replaces Frank
Lampard because of an
injury.
Delay in match Frank Lampard
(Manchester City) because of
an injury.
Ryan Mason (Tottenham
Hotspur) wins a free kick in
the defensive half.
Foul by Fernando (Manchester
City).
Attempt saved. Sergio Agüero
(Manchester City) right footed
shot from the centre of the
box is saved in the centre of
the goal. Assisted by Jesús
Navas.
Offside, Manchester City.
Frank Lampard tries a
through ball, but Jesús Navas
is caught offside.
Foul by Danny Rose
(Tottenham Hotspur).
Sergio Agüero (Manchester
City) wins a free kick on the
right wing.
GOAL
Goal! Manchester City 2,
Tottenham Hotspur 1. Sergio
Agüero (Manchester City)
converts the penalty with a
right footed shot to the
bottom left corner.
Penalty Manchester City. Frank
Lampard draws a foul in the
penalty area.
Penalty conceded by Erik
Lamela (Tottenham Hotspur)
after a foul in the penalty
area.
James Milner (Manchester
City) wins a free kick in the
defensive half.
Foul by Eric Dier (Tottenham
Hotspur).
Attempt missed. Fernando
(Manchester City) header from
the centre of the box misses
to the left following a corner.
Corner, Manchester City.
Conceded by Danny Rose.
GOAL
Goal! Manchester City 1,
Tottenham Hotspur 1.
Christian Eriksen (Tottenham
Hotspur) right footed shot
from the right side of the box
to the top left corner. Assisted
by Roberto Soldado.
GOAL
Goal! Manchester City 1,
Tottenham Hotspur 0. Sergio
Agüero (Manchester City)
right footed shot from the left
side of the box to the bottom
right corner. Assisted by
Frank Lampard.
Offside, Manchester City. David
Silva tries a through ball, but
Sergio Agüero is caught
offside.
Corner, Tottenham Hotspur.
Conceded by Gaël Clichy.
Attempt blocked. Christian
Eriksen (Tottenham Hotspur)
right footed shot from the
right side of the box is
blocked. Assisted by Erik
Lamela.
Attempt saved. Ryan Mason
(Tottenham Hotspur) right
footed shot from the centre
of the box is saved in the
centre of the goal. Assisted by
Roberto Soldado.
Foul by David Silva
(Manchester City).
Ryan Mason (Tottenham
Hotspur) wins a free kick in
the defensive half.
Erik Lamela (Tottenham
Hotspur) wins a free kick in
the defensive half.
Foul by Gaël Clichy
(Manchester City).
Attempt missed. Ryan Mason
(Tottenham Hotspur) right
footed shot from outside the
box misses to the left.
Assisted by Nacer Chadli.

RuuDie:


2-1

Aguero 2, Eriksen 1

25 mins now.

e be lyk say na for mars u dey watch am abi

RuuDie:
Nice game... 1-1 15mins!

where did you get that the game is still 0-0

Praktikals:
It depends on a
number of factors

factors like

both teams are using the 4-2-3-1 formation

Starting line-up mancity
1. Joe Hart
26. Martín Demichelis
22. Gaël Clichy
4. Vincent Kompany
3. Bacary Sagna
7. James Milner
15. Jesús Navas
21. David Silva
6. Fernando
18. Frank Lampard
16. Sergio Agüero
Substitutes
13. Willy Caballero
25. Fernandinho
10. Edin Dzeko
11. Aleksandar Kolarov
35. Stevan Jovetic
38. Dedryck Boyata
42. Yaya Touré
Starting line-up Tottheham
1. Hugo Lloris
4. Younes Kaboul
3. Danny Rose
21. Federico Fazio
15. Eric Dier
29. Etienne Capoue
22. Nacer Chadli
38. Ryan Mason
11. Erik Lamela
23. Christian Eriksen
9. Roberto Soldado
Substitutes
19. Mousa Dembélé
5. Jan Vertonghen
13. Michel Vorm
17. Andros Townsend
18. Harry Kane
25. Benjamin Stambouli
10. Emmanuel Adebayor

Sat 18 Oct 2014, Etihad Stadium
Mauricio Pochettino says confidence is
high at Tottenham Hotspur as they head
to Manchester City hoping to atone for
two humbling defeats last term.
Under the stewardship of Andre Villas-
Boas and Tim Sherwood, Spurs conceded
11 goals in their meetings with City
during the 2013/14 Barclays Premier
League season, following up a 6-0 away
defeat in November with a 5-1 loss on
home soil two months later. However,
Pochettino believes his team can build on
a 1-0 victory over Southampton prior to
the international break, which ended a
run of four top-flight matches without a
win for Tottenham, when they visit the
Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
"We arrive in a good moment,” the Spurs
head coach said. “After our victory against
Southampton we need to keep the
momentum, to reproduce the same
actions and to try to get the three points.
"It's not important now to think in the
past. It's important to look forward. I
don't have any concerns about these
results [in last season's matches against
City]."
Spurs, who are sixth in the table, are set
to make late checks on Hugo Lloris (thigh)
and Nacer Chadli (hip) after they pulled
out of respective Euro 2016 qualifiers for
France and Belgium this week.
Former City striker Emmanuel Adebayor
and Nabil Bentaleb are due to return from
international duty on Friday, while Kyle
Naughton (ankle) and Kyle Walker (pelvis)
remain sidelined.
Typically strong at home in recent years,
champions City have dropped points in
two of their opening three league
matches at the Etihad Stadium this
season.
A 3-1 victory over Liverpool represented a
productive first home outing for Manuel
Pellegrini's men, but a shock 1-0 defeat to
Stoke City followed and leaders Chelsea
also came close to taking home three
points on September 21 before Frank
Lampard rescued a 1-1 draw against his
former club. Lampard is relishing the
prospect of facing Spurs, having
represented two of their London rivals in
Chelsea and West Ham.
"I've done alright against Spurs over the
years and playing them was always a big
game at Chelsea," he told City's website.
"Even when I was at West Ham,
Tottenham were big rivals so I've always
seen it is a big game and something to
mark on the calendar and that doesn't
change now I'm at City. They'll be up and
around the top six this season.
"They may go through a slight transitional
period but I was very impressed with
their manager when he was at
Southampton and if he can bring the
same imprint on Tottenham, who
arguably have more quality within their
squad, they'll do really well."
City are set to be without Samir Nasri
(groin) again, while Fernandinho did not
join up with Brazil after picking up a
hamstring problem against Aston Villa last
time out, putting his participation in
doubt.
Manchester City defender defender
Eliaquim Mangala has been ruled out after
he returned from international duty with
a muscle injury.
"We have just a small problem with
Mangala, a small muscle injury but I think
he will without any problem be fit for
Tuesday," Manuel Pellegrini, the City
manager, said.
Pellegrini also revealed that Yaya Toure
had only returned from his spell with the
Ivory Coast on Thursday and a decision
will be taken over his involvement on the
day of the Spurs match. The City manager
is taking nothing for granted despite the
11 goals his team scored against Spurs
last season.
"We are not expecting to score six goals
every time we play Tottenham," he said.
"Last year Spurs away was one of the best
games we played.
"We hope to play a very good game but it
will be very different [to last season]."
Manchester City (from): Caballero, Hart,
Wright, Boyata, Clichy, Demichelis, Kolarov,
Kompany, Mangala, Nastasic, Sagna,
Zabaleta, Fernandinho, Fernando,
Lampard, Milner, Navas, Silva, Sinclair,
Toure, Aguero, Dzeko, Jovetic.
Spurs (from): Friedel, Lloris, Vorm,
Chiriches, Davies, Dier, Fazio, Kaboul, Rose,
Veljkovic, Vertonghen, Bentaleb, Capoue,
Ceballos, Chadli, Dembele, Eriksen, Lamela,
Lennon, Mason, Paulinho, Stambouli,
Townsend, Adebayor, Kane, Soldado.
Match Appointments
Referee: Jonathan Moss Assistants: S Long,
S Bennett Fourth Official: M Oliver

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] Rubbish Football club..Yannick Bolasie will destroy chelsae.. [/color]

nonsense that will only happen in ur dreams

chelseabmw:
We are here again

Haterz are tired of commenting on our threads

We keep winning!

Another clean sheet

Another goal for hazard and remy


Prediction : Crystal Palace 0 - 3 Chelsea

seconded i they feel you bros chelsea dey teach other teams how to play since 1904

Head-Head between the two clubs shows chelsea leading with a total of seven wins,while crystal have only one and there has been two draws

Praktikals:
I will put the download link to this match highlight here

like hw much mb will streaming gulp

bluez for life unbeaten run continues ktbffh

Neil Warnock is aware Crystal Palace will
have to produce an outstanding
performance if they are to topple Barclays
Premier League leaders Chelsea.
The two sides meet at Selhurst Park on
Saturday, with Palace hoping for a repeat
of last season's corresponding fixture,
which the hosts won 1-0 in March thanks
to a John Terry own goal.
That victory signalled the start of a five-
match winning sequence that saw Palace
pull clear of the relegation zone under
Tony Pulis.
A four-match unbeaten league streak
boosted the Eagles after back-to-back
losses at the start of this campaign,
although Warnock's men did taste defeat
in their last match before the international
break – a 2-0 reverse at Hull City.
With Saturday's opponents making a
flying start to 2014-15 with 19 points
from the first seven matches, Warnock
knows his players face a daunting task.
"It's going to take a superhuman effort,"
he said. "It's a difficult task for anyone
that plays them.
"You say [Diego] Costa, but [Eden] Hazard,
Oscar and [Cesc] Fabregas – they're all
top-class players. I worry about our
players, not theirs. If you think about
theirs you wouldn't sleep.
"Everyone knows what they can do and
you've got to hope they have an off day.
You can help that by being well-organised
yourselves and I think we've got people
who can cause problems for them.
"We've got to get our major players into
the game as well and that's what we're
trying to do. Better teams than us tried to
beat them and failed so we have to do
something special."
In Costa, Chelsea boast the Barclays
Premier League's leading scorer, the Spain
international having netted nine times
since his July move from Atletico Madrid.
Jose Mourinho was outspoken in his need
for a world-class striker last season and
many see Costa as the final piece in the
jigsaw as Chelsea look to clinch a first
league title since 2009-10.
"Right now, there is no better number
nine than Costa," said Hazard, who feels
he is benefiting from the forward's
presence in the team. "He is the type of
striker who can unlock a rotten game.
"He also has a great mentality. He gives
everything for the team, perhaps
sometimes too much! He is such a
dangerous number nine, he inevitably
attracts defenders. So there is definitely
less attention on me.
"Especially since the opposition also have
to keep an eye on Fabregas, who can
make the difference with the quality of his
passing. So I have a little more space."
Palace's only absentee is defender Scott
Dann, who was carried off on a stretcher
with an ankle injury during the defeat at
Hull.
Chelsea have doubts over Didier Drogba
(ankle) and Ramires (muscular), while
Andre Schurrle missed Germany's Euro
2016 qualifier against Republic of Ireland
on Tuesday through illness.
Crystal Palace (from): Hennessey, Kettings,
Speroni, Delaney, Fryers, Hangeland, Kelly,
Mariappa, McCarthy, Ward, Bannan,
Bolasie, Guedioura, Jedinak, Ledley,
McArthur, O'Keefe, Puncheon, Thomas,
Williams, Campbell, Chamakh, Doyle, Gayle,
Johnson, Zaha.
Chelsea (from): Cech, Courtois, Schwarzer,
Ake, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Christensen, Filipe,
Ivanovic, Terry, Zouma, Fabregas, Hazard,
Matic, Mikel, Oscar, Ramires, Salah, Willian,
Costa, Drogba, Remy, Schurrle.
Match Appointments
Referee: Craig Pawson Assistants: P
Kirkup, D Bryan Fourth Official: N
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