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rasputinn:
Removing Denilson was hasty,

That's it,it's over with less than 4 mins 2 go
Where's my midfield?
Last season it was 3 zip,must we lose by the same margin @ the eastlands

Removing Denilson was hasty,sicky sicky's introduction is not werking for moi

Here come Dudu and Eboue

15 minutes to go,C'MON GUYS

Very awkward of Ade

@ Sharon

I can't place your sympathy for your blue twin twats,there's never been any love lost between you two lousy bunch or is it just plain Arsenal beefing?

No wahala,if me boys could only just give me this day with an equaliser and possibly a third goal

HNIC:
Ade is exhausted

Who's Ade again,Oh the same Ade,is he still on the pitch,Verma and co,y'all berra keep keeping him @ bay,I guess that Gallas' jump challenge was tough for him

Ah,this Givens sef,how come he goes by the name Givens and he doesn't give,Almunia and Diabby ought to change their names to Givens too

nateevs:
Their.

Thanks nateevs,but it's allowed

The momentum is with The Arsenal now so guys,DON'T WASTE IT,get one more goal to shut the clap traps of the blue scummies and their sympathisers

Follow my analyses   ,I saw the goal coming

Good attempt by Gallas,sorry for the hit on your lips

The lads are giving a better account so far this half,I just need an equaliser first to boot

follypimpi:
FAB4 whats goin on with you

Help me ask am oo,abi was he the only one that went for the international break

Who are my seeing,is that Rosicky sicky or who
Well I thunk it's about time they brought in a player that packs a shot

Good header Verma,but lower next time

~Sauron~:
Jesus Wept!!!!!

Why are you weeping? of course that lucky own goal by Almunia is THE ONLY SEPERATOR (the only difference) between the two sides thus far

Ha,can't even make any call on this one,however since the both teams are generally twatty,they may as well cancel out each other

BTW spuds suck

O ye lesser mortals,I've waited patiently to let you all exhaust your less-informed opinions about 09-09-09,actually the reason why the date's so special is cos t'was my birthday

@ Phemmmy

Like Adaeze mentioned to back2back,please always edit your posts,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Shaunscot:
Thanks rasputinn

Anytime bro

larez:
Everyone needs to take note. Look at the names of the Anti-Ribadu people, and jot it in your memory. I have noticed that these are the same exact despotic people who move in gangs viewing anti-Nigeria/pro despot opinions. These are the Children, Sisters and Brothers, Wives and Husbands and Girlfriends of the people ruining Nigeria.

Noted

We lost because yabada yabada yabadu,reh reh reh,blah blah blah;please go to the toilet Amodu

It's another chapter in an unfortunate story. It's easy to get caught up in the sensationalized aspects of Semenya's tale, but let's not forget that she's still just a teenager who is now the centerpiece of an embarrassing worldwide scandal. No matter how things progressed to this point (and we'll get to that later), Semenya is a victim in this story.

But let's operate under assumption that the tests were accurate and that Semenya is a hermaphrodite. If so, then there are three main questions that will need to be answered soon:

1) Will Semenya be stripped of her gold medal?

Probably. It's hard to imagine that the IAAF would allow Semenya to keep the gold after what these tests reveal. The rules explicitly state that a "gender verification" situation has to be approved and overseen by medical authorities. Semenya didn't do this. Fair or not, a rule is a rule.

2) Will Semenya ever be allowed to run again?

Reading the IAAF rules, it would appear that Semenya would be allowed to run if her condition was treated. Whether or not she would want to is anyone's guess. But there's also a chance she could be banned from running based on the answer to the next question.

3) Who knew about this and when did they know?

We haven't gotten this far down the road yet, but the next logical step in the progression of this sordid affair is whether there was a coverup involved. Regardless of whether the intentions of Semenya and her handlers were nefarious, they had to know of her ambiguous gender. Not having ovaries isn't something that goes unnoticed. If they did, then at what point did this turn from an unfortunate medical situation into outright deception?

If Semenya was an innocent running without knowledge of her condition, then there's not much the IAAF could do other than strip her medal and advise her on how to regain eligibility. But if it can be determined that she knew she was running illegally (which would be tough to prove, but I'm starting to get the feeling that people knew -- how else would other coaches have known to order gender tests?) then there could be heavy sanctions down the road.

These questions will be discussed in the coming weeks and will be the center of attention when the IAAF officially releases its findings in November. If you thought the tale of Caster Semenya was strange before, it's just getting started

It's another chapter in an unfortunate story. It's easy to get caught up in the sensationalized aspects of Semenya's tale, but let's not forget that she's still just a teenager who is now the centerpiece of an embarrassing worldwide scandal. No matter how things progressed to this point (and we'll get to that later), Semenya is a victim in this story.

But let's operate under assumption that the tests were accurate and that Semenya is a hermaphrodite. If so, then there are three main questions that will need to be answered soon:

1) Will Semenya be stripped of her gold medal?

Probably. It's hard to imagine that the IAAF would allow Semenya to keep the gold after what these tests reveal. The rules explicitly state that a "gender verification" situation has to be approved and overseen by medical authorities. Semenya didn't do this. Fair or not, a rule is a rule.

2) Will Semenya ever be allowed to run again?

Reading the IAAF rules, it would appear that Semenya would be allowed to run if her condition was treated. Whether or not she would want to is anyone's guess. But there's also a chance she could be banned from running based on the answer to the next question.

3) Who knew about this and when did they know?

We haven't gotten this far down the road yet, but the next logical step in the progression of this sordid affair is whether there was a coverup involved. Regardless of whether the intentions of Semenya and her handlers were nefarious, they had to know of her ambiguous gender. Not having ovaries isn't something that goes unnoticed. If they did, then at what point did this turn from an unfortunate medical situation into outright deception?

If Semenya was an innocent running without knowledge of her condition, then there's not much the IAAF could do other than strip her medal and advise her on how to regain eligibility. But if it can be determined that she knew she was running illegally (which would be tough to prove, but I'm starting to get the feeling that people knew -- how else would other coaches have known to order gender tests?) then there could be heavy sanctions down the road.

These questions will be discussed in the coming weeks and will be the center of attention when the IAAF officially releases its findings in November. If you thought the tale of Caster Semenya was strange before, it's just getting started

AA23 out of Saturday's EPL clash against Man City and Wednesday's CL away fixture to Standard Liege

Watch video of AW's press conference where he addressed the above,Dudu's issue,other team injury worries on these links

http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archive/29600/arshavin;

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20090910/video/vhd-arsenal-s-arsene-wenger-prepares-for-686f718.html

[i]Gosh,I had such a wonderful time yesterday.I got so much love from my staff,some clients,friends and most of all my family
We had such a gooooooooood time yesterday,boy I'm still so so tired from the outing,but I've no choice,I'm already @ work,got deadlines to beat
This hoping that all my fellow birthmates that celebrated yesterday being 09-09-09 equally had their special grooves on [/i]

I know we WONT be in SA 2010 and I'm almost certain,we'll miss out of Brasil 2014

Oh,I'm having a gooood laugh by the knowledge that those nitwits in the glass house will be sorely dissappointed that they'll miss out on all the fantastic estacodes they'd planned for

Hehehehe,Yobo,Mikel & co,kpele,you guys may have to wait for EIGHT more years before featuring in the world cup

With this mindset,it's bye bye to jati jati and heart break by the over rated super fowls

[size=14pt]Unfortunately,he won't ever star in the world cup,as I know we WONT be in SA 2010 and I'm almost certain,we'll miss out of Brasil 2014[/size]