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Bella87:
Anyone u want father xmas

honeric01:
Yea, very massive leap, Obaseki did something great for the league, we all can see the results now.

medjai:
At long last. Great news. The last sponsorship deal was worth =N= 900m over four years I think, this is a massive leap. . .

Bella87:
mon chou  + Notion Ink's Adam 

RuuDie:
Its your nemesis --- Olympique Lyon

Real Madrid don jabor'

eyoniggar:
Farahoe. I am really getting pissed @ most of ya comments.

THE GAME AGAINST ARSENAL WILL BE FUN AS USUAL/ALWAYS.

medjai:

God knows I wanted any team but Arsenal

StarBoard:
Come out of the closet,you slothful piranha.
Your daft reasoning clearly gives you away as an Arsenal supporter.
Answer my questions and stop avoiding the issues like most Gunner fans do.
Then we can get somewhere.
You talk about a coach who started from scratch.You obviously don't know anything football-related.
Arsene Wenger replaced a side that went unbeaten a whole league season with a set of quadriplegics and you're here typing rubbish.
Go and consult your copy of complete sports for more info before coming to waste your cybercafe time here.

honeric01:
Good news, MTN please have plans for fans, let fans always win weekly prizes like recharge cards, phones and even cash, please please,

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has claimed that it is clear to him who his club will face after the Champions League draw later on Friday.

The Frenchman feels that another clash with Barcelona is inevitable, following the Catalan club knocking the Gunners out at this stage last time round.

After finishing second in the group stage Arsenal face a tricky draw, with Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Schalke also in the hat.

"I know who we will get," he said to the Guardian. "At this level, you need connections.

"If I say we want Barcelona, you won't believe me. I don't even think about it. I hope we get who I feel we will get."

With the first game ending in a 2-2 draw last season at the Emirates, the Catalans went on to romp home at the Nou Camp, with Messi getting four goals in a 4-1 win.

"It was some of the best football I've ever seen," Wenger said of the performance.

"They played outstandingly well for 90 minutes. What was surprising was that they had no weak moment in that game. Their determination and focus for 90 minutes was spot-on and the quality was unbelievable.

"When you see a performance like that, you are encouraged to get to that level. It is good that teams show you how well you can play football. It was the best performance of the season in European football."

After the draw, Wenger will have to quickly refocus in order to restore Arsenal's Premier League campaign. A loss to Manchester United on Monday denied the club going top of the table and Wenger will be keen to get quickly back on track for the visit of Stoke this weekend.

"We are still in a strong position," Wenger said. "Because we still have to play Chelsea, Man United and Man City at home – Liverpool as well. More than ever, we will still have our say in this league."

StarBoard:
Typical Gunner.
How was the scoreline different from the true picture last time around?Tell us,please
Also,how could a coach have gotten his tactics right after being mauled 6-3 on aggregate?
The fact that Barca fans don't gloat/boast senselessly like you people before every game doesn't mean that they aren't confident of winning.

StarBoard:
What for?
Tell us?

HNIC:
You must admit it.
You are just so fascinated about this team

medjai:
Sevilla are through, likewise Villareal. Atletico and Getafe are as good as through too.
Europa League is coming back to Spain

Actually its a desktop

It's a very good indicator that it could be a failure, yes. Even my 5 year old niece could have told you that. Would it really hurt you to inject some realism into your thought processes sometimes?

You forget the third element: Time.
Internet penetration in Nigeria is still quite low. As i said before, If you had done your NYSC in any rural area, this point would not be so difficult for you to comprehend.
Unfortunately, for you unimaginative fellows, when you think of potential JAMB candidates you probably imagine some well coiffured kids in Ikoyi and ikeja. But hundreds of thousands of others are there in remote villages in Nigeria. There are secondary schools in places with minimal electricity, with very[b] little internet exposure[/b] etc.
Even in 'urban' areas, fast and reliable internet connection can be a premium. Huge swathes of Nigeria is covered only by slow EDGE or GPRS cellular data and many others by the often unreliable CDMA/EVDO carriers.

In other words, it's a[b] logistics nightmare[/b] to expect to execute something of this complexity at such short notice.