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patrickdarlins: hmmm...na lie jor...ur name is philfearon....lols....nice knowing you micheal.

patrickdarlins: ok..thank u...am PATRICK..whats your name??...winks...

Jimmychoo: well, i hv no tym to trade word wit insolent kid like u. why dnt u get a lyf u mentally abnormal idi*t. Stup*d barca fan. U wil eva live to remember dat 7nil home and away loss u suffered in d hands of Muller-led munich last two season.

Jimmychoo: But they scored 12 goals against portugal and brazil. Didnt argentina struggle against iran,belgium,swiss & holland? even d win against naija was just luck.

mbulela: As far as I can see,Barcelona are collecting some expensive and imbalanced squad. I wonder how all these players will be kept happy?

dmcdad: Well... You are right I would say, but the thing is; the players they are going for are not readily available. Now ypu would say how about Rakitić, Suárez and the likes...But the reality is, these players were readily available at least to an extent. As for Suárez, LFC decided to come to the table when he (Suárez) made it known he would love to leave, plus the fact that Barca almost matched his buy-out clause. The defenders they have been going for haven't turned out so easy I would easy. Marquinhos can't even make an open request to leave the club because he is afraid of losing any chance of playing at all if the deal doesn't pull through. Needless to state that PSG are not even dreaming of doing business. As for Mathieu, he already made it known he wants to leave, but Valencia arw adamant that his buy-out clause must be met which I guess is €20m. Barca are pricing it down to either €10m or €15m considering his age. On a personal note I would have preferred Miranda to Mathieu and they cost around the same amount (€20m)

As of late, I think they have been trying to weigh in other options on ground with the likes of Hummels et al. Let's just keep our fingers crossed and see how it goes.

patrickdarlins: iran wey argetin play took dem 90min plus to get past dem...bosnia took argetins hard time too....so no talk am oo...e no get team wey ezy...but d germans are good at scoring goals...please agrre to dis..dats d reason i love dem...and dey play good futbol...and dey never underestimate or have respect for any team....dey serv u according to wat u can carry...

dmcdad: No need crying over spilt milk. At least we got a fair price from the sale of Sanchez albeit not the same price some top clubs would have sold him.

Let's just get two no-nonsence CBs, and say goodbye to trophy-less-ness. Lol

Chanchit: If Messi should mistakingly enter chelsea today, this same Mourinho with 6mouth would tell us Messi is the greatest.

Mudley313: He is correct. Messi is an amazing player that has done wonders in the Barcelona colors but when you think of players like Bakenbaur, Platini, Maradona etc. that have single handedly carried both club and country to legendary performances and win championships over and over, I think Messi still has a long way...winning the world cup with Argentina will be a great start though

Johnpaul88: Why did Atletico Madrid best us in all the matches we played last season with them ? It wasn't because of our poor defense, but our predictable and ineffective attack, which Sanchez was a part. We'll buy defenders this summer but our attack was way too poor, with none of our attackers offering anything different from the other. Scoring that extra one goal in all the competition last season, could have changed our season, but none came.

I believe the board did the right thing to sell him. He's even our second highest sale after the infamous Figo sale! I'm not deceived by his performances in the world cup. I believe 3 seasons were large enough for him to show his real qualities in Barca. There were glimpses though but they were rare & far between.

We'll buy defenders but a stronger attack gives you an edge ahead of your opponent. Brasìl's capitulation to Germany wasn't entirely due to a defensive catastrophe. Their attack was non- existence and the Germans were able to overload and eventually overwhelm their defence.

Chanchit: You dey mind them, God will disappoint them on Sunday, but anything that happens, he's still d world greatest.

AjanleKoko: Tired of postulating on which position is better for Messi.
We need to score goals and win cups abeg. Every team is strengthening.

AjanleKoko: I don't know bros.
I want to believe Luis Enrique has learnt a bit of pragmatism from his time at Roma. Otherwise, he has just 'burned' GBP88m

Luis Suarez is poised to join Barcelona
after Liverpool finalised the terms of a
club-record fee to sell him to the Spanish
side.
The move will come in spite of Suarez being
banned from playing club football until
October after biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini
at the World Cup.
He leaves England with his reputation as
an outstanding talent still clouded by a
series of controversies throughout his
career.
Here, we look back at the many issues
which have dogged Suarez.
February 2007: Makes his international
debut for Uruguay against Colombia but is
sent off in the final minutes after being
shown a second yellow card for dissent.
November 2007: Joins Ajax from
Uruguayan side Nacional but is later
suspended by the Dutch giants after a half-
time dressing-room altercation with team-
mate Albert Luque.
July 2010: During the 2010 World Cup
quarter-finals, Suarez prevents Ghana's
Dominic Adiyiah from scoring in the final
minute with a deliberate handball on the
line and is subsequently sent off. A penalty
was awarded but missed by Asamoah Gyan
and footage showed Suarez celebrating on
the sidelines. Uruguay eventually went
through to the last four on penalties.
November 2010: Handed a seven-match
ban by the Dutch FA and fined by his club
for biting PSV Eindhoven midfielder Otman
Bakkal during an Eredivisie match.
October 2011: Following his move to
Liverpool in January 2011, is involved in a
tackle with Everton's Jack Rodwell and
goes down with apparent minimal contact.
Rodwell is then sent off.
October 2011: Alleged to have racially
abused Manchester United's Patrice Evra
during a Premier League match. Later
found guilty by an independent regulatory
commission, banned for eight matches and
fined £40,000.
December 2011: Seen making an offensive
gesture towards Fulham fans. At this time
he had already been charged by the FA over
the racism incident, although not yet
punished, but was handed a further one-
match ban for the gesture.
February 2012: United and Liverpool meet
again at Old Trafford and more controversy
ensues as Suarez refuses to shake Evra's
hand before kick-off.
October 2012: Celebrates a goal against
Everton by diving in front of Toffees boss
David Moyes, who had earlier claimed that
''divers'' such as Suarez were putting fans
off the English game.
January 2013: Handles the ball prior to
scoring Liverpool's winner in the FA Cup
third-round tie at Mansfield.
April 2013: Bites Branislav Ivanovic on the
arm but escapes punishment on the pitch
as the referee fails to see it, and scores
Liverpool's equaliser seven minutes into
stoppage time as they draw 2-2 with
Chelsea at Anfield. Fined by club the
following day and charged with violent
conduct by the FA. Subsequently handed a
10-match ban by an independent regulatory
commission, which Liverpool opt not to
appeal against.
June 2014: Television replays show Suarez
moving his head towards Chiellini, who
responded by swinging an arm before
chasing the referee to apparently insist he
had been bitten on his shoulder. Banned by
FIFA from all football for four months, as
well as nine international matches, and
ordered to pay a fine of 100,000 Swiss
francs.

claireshan: I really hope so

claireshan: I don't want to cry on Sunday oo

rozayx5: [size=20pt]neymar is our messi
robben is our messi
james is our messi

is messi the SI unit of football, i leave that for his haters to ponder[/size]

Chanchit: I tell you, this world cup has been a disaster for madrid fans, first spain were bondled out, Crynaldo followed, almost did not score a goal if not for those silly Ghanaians and now Messi is in the world cup final. Its only an slowpoke that would think Messi would not win the WBfootballer if Argentina wins d world cup.

The 17 champions league goals Crynaldo scored were irrelivant, cos Ramos and Bale scored the important goals, Crynaldo scored only the 4th goal(penalty) in the final, when the CL has been confirmed. Same for the other cup where he did not even play @all.

Chanchit: I think this guys are feeling the heat inside their cave already, so they have to start crawling out. Those saying Germany will thrash Argentina have forgotten that the last time that happened, Messi was an unused sub. I dnt knw how, but Argentina is winning that W/C.

mamagee3: [color=deeppink]Why are we even arguing over this?

Didn't ronaldo carry Portugal singlehandedly to the World Cup?... Messi hasn't scored since his free kick against Nigeria in the group stages,lmao.

Messi hasn't even been the best player this tournament, Germany will win the World Cup and Muller will win both the Golden Ball and the Golden Boot.

Ronaldo will then win another world best after winning the Champions League, Golden shoe with a record 17 goals, Copa del Rey am Pichichi.

Ask Wesley Sneijder and Andres Iniesta what happened in 2010. [/color]

seyema: Argentina fans remember 2010? Germany will do the same on Sunday. You'd be foolish to believe otherwise. You've scraped your way to the final and were barely convincing in any game. A team that depends on 1 key player is not a team that deserves the world cup and Brazil just proved that yesterday. Adios amigos, till sunday

Swash042: badoo...biko kwa?

some days ar lyk dat...
dat cortana proved me wrong!

mamagee3: [color=deeppink]He should, he faced Bosnia, Iran and Out weak national team while Ronaldo had to play injured with injured teammates and foolish and undisciplined teammates.

Germany will make Messi cry on Sunday, mark my words[/color]

JayKayMaybachz: Like always....My predictions are always top notch....Netherland wins......mark my words

Swash042: NETHERLANDS WILL WIN BOTH THIS MATCH AND THE CUP!