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bamisepeters:
moses nko?

bezimo:
I thought Moses played or he didn't.

CheedyJ:
Bad belle.. Even if he does gas out,will d oda players do same or av u 4gotten DAT oda players are also scoring too,martial,pogba case in point....stop d hate

c733d:
Other players were there last season. Just shut up and come back when the season ends.

c733d:
Other players were there last season. Just shut up and come back when the season ends.

QueenBeeHive:
Nice let's celebrate first three people to quote me gets 100k















just kidding

MrHistorian:
6.) MANCHESTER UNITED IS A TITLE CONTENDER!

CheedyJ:
I agree but its still early days yet, so ,let's not get overly carried away daz all am saying....

doctokwus:
I am quoting this for reference purposes because I am sure within a few matches,what would be coming out from your type is "Lukaku is only good when facing small teams.Mourinho should bring back Ibrahimovic,Herrera should be starting instead of Matic,Martial is not M Utd material.Pogba is a waste of money and Mikhratayan should not be starting,he is better as a substitute.Mourinho is a useless coach.This United team is just bunch of overpriced players"etc.I would remind you when the curses start pouring in.

RegalD:
Which type of force are you talking about? Is it columbic, gravitational or centripetal?

clemzo101:
U guys keep saying sure games, if u are so sure of dis games by now u shld have turned billionaires but u come here looking for who will pay u 5k to buy d games, isn't it funny?

Holuwahyomzzy:
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Five things we learnt from the English Premier League this weekend:

1] Spurs need a Wembley win

Tottenham’s impressive display in their 2-1 home defeat by Chelsea gave the lie to suggestions they are unable to perform at Wembley, their home for the season while White Hart Lane is rebuilt, but the sooner they get a win there, the better. Spurs have lost eight and won just one of the last 10 games they have played at the national stadium, a record that has created talk of a ‘Wembley curse’. Their loss to Chelsea, who prevailed through Marcos Alonso’s 88th-minute winner, brought an end to a run of 14 successive home league wins. They were unfortunate not to have claimed at least a point, having drawn level through Michy Batshuayi’s own goal in the 82nd minute.


2] Ibrahimovic loss a blessing in disguise for Man Utd

Zlatan Ibrahimovic could scarcely have enjoyed a better maiden season at Manchester United, scoring 28 goals in 46 games and inspiring his side to League Cup glory before injury curtailed his campaign. But while Ibrahimovic thrived, United's other forwards struggled, with nobody else in the squad mustering more than 11 goals. New striker Romelu Lukaku is a far more mobile player than Ibrahimovic and his movement has opened up space for United's other attacking players to exploit. Lukaku took his tally to four goals in three games in United's 4-0 win at Swansea City, while Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial have each scored two goals in two games and Henrikh Mkhitaryan has already supplied four assists.


3] Liverpool have options at full-back

Full-back was something of a problem area for Liverpool last season. Manager Jurgen Klopp was heavily dependent on Nathaniel Clyne at right-back and became so disillusioned with Alberto Moreno's performances on the other flank that midfielder James Milner ended up slotting in at left-back for the entire season. This season, things appear to be different. Eighteen-year-old Trent Alexander-Arnold has earned rave reviews in the absence of the injured Clyne and in the 1-0 win over Crystal Palace, enterprising left-back Andy Robertson was named man of the match in his first appearance since signing from Hull City. With 20-year-old Joe Gomez slotting in assuredly for Alexander-Arnold on the other flank, Liverpool kept only their fourth home clean sheet of 2017.


4] Wenger woes return

A new season has brought familiar problems for Arsene Wenger as Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Stoke highlighted his team's Achilles heel once again. Having battled back for a dramatic 4-3 win over Leicester in their season opener, Arsenal had shown a rare glimpse of the kind of fighting spirit often missing from their play. But just eight days later they reverted to type with a tame surrender at the hands of old nemesis Stoke. Most alarming for Wenger was the limp manner in which his back three allowed Jese Rodriguez to gallop through unchecked for the 47th minute winner. And for all Wenger's complaints about Alexandre Lacazette having an equaliser ruled out for offside, even the Frenchman had to admit Arsenal had been sluggish and unconvincing.


5] Brighton rocked

Back in the top flight for the first time in 34 years, Brighton are learning that fairytales can quickly turn sour. Chris Hughton's side captured the imagination with their long awaited return to the top flight, but so far the Seagulls have struggled to show they can make their stay last longer than a season. Beaten 2-0 by Manchester City in their season opener, Brighton fared no better at Leicester as goals from Shinjo Okazaki and Harry Maguire sealed the points for the hosts. Worringly for Hughton, who has broken Brighton's transfer record three times since last season in a bid to improve his squad, Albion managed just two shots on target.


Source: http://www.yomzzyblog.com/2017/08/epl-five-things-we-learnt-from-english.html

Kronical:
I swear down.. If I have a sure game of 200 odds, why not stake 50k and be blessed all through my life..

These dudes just keep scamming people..

CheedyJ:
Never u in ur miserable life tell me to shut up ok

c733d:
Shut the fucccck up you bloody negro

CheedyJ:
U must be enjoying this,ain't u? Anyways, I got no tym 4u...just try update ur sense tho' cos it's really running low else u find ur pathetic self in a mental home..