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ogazi007:yee man we wil teach them lesson |
zenus:i love this |
marutimon:we are still the Almighty Even better start than treble winners Anna Segura The win against Jerez marked Barca's best ever start to a league campaign. The team have taken 33 points, one more than last season's title wining treble winners. As Pep Guardiola warned at the start of the season it 's going to be difficult to better last year's historic achievements, but the team have made a great start and won more points in the first 13 games than they managed last year. Best ever start QM3D7501.jpgThe team had already equalled the record for the longest winning start to a season and they have maintained their great form in the last few games to break the record for the most points after 13 games, maintaining their unbeaten record by wining 10 games and drawing 3. Unbeaten Robson.jpgIt's the first time Barca have gone 13 games undefeated at the start of a season since Bobby Robson's 1996/97 team, although they could only boast 9 wins, having drawn 4 times. Below are the details of the best starts Barca have made to a season: http://www.fcbarcelona.com/web/english/noticies/futbol/temporada09-10/12/n091203108134.html |
who are those wishing us downfall. kai we will remain hotter than ever in Jesus name Amen. this year will be another five out of five just watch and see. |
Arsenal Comment: Arsene Wenger's Tantrum Is An Insult To His Club's History Wenger's conduct unacceptable as an Arsenal manager Dec 3, 2009 1:41:50 PM CC: Arsene Wenger - Mark Hughes, Manchester City - Arsenal (Getty Images) Photo Gallery Zoom CC: Arsene Wenger - Mark Hughes, Manchester City - Arsenal (Getty Images) Related Links Teams * Arsenal Players * Arsene Wenger There used to be an old football joke in London about West Ham United. It went along the lines of 'when the Christmas decorations go up, West Ham go down the league'. It was coined in the days when the pitches got wet, the mud and the puddles upset the ball-players and the young graduates of the East London academy at Upton Park struggled against physically-superior opponents. Something similar is threatening to become a tradition for Arsenal. But there is a major difference. The Hammers and their fans have a sense of humour and are self-effacing, too. The Gunners, alas, under Arsene Wenger's leadership, currently look like a club where everyone takes themselves very seriously - and find cracking a joke as difficult as laughing at themselves if they miss the bus. Certainly, Mark Hughes is no source of mirth for the Arsenal boss as Wednesday night's act of hauteur at Eastlands demonstrated, Wenger flaring his nostrils and almost cocking a snook at the Manchester City manager after the home side won 3-0 and in some style. After two crushing defeats and three domestic fixtures without a goal, it was understandable, but unacceptable, that Wenger did not feel like shaking hands with Hughes. The pair have had 'previous' and they clashed verbally during the first half. Hughes' claim that it is a professional courtesy and a sign of respect that sportsmen shake hands at the end of their contest was snootily waved aside by the Alsatian. "I think I have nothing to say," Wenger told a television interviewer. "I am free to shake hands with whom I want." Greetings | Wenger usually acknowledges his rivals At a subsequent news briefing with the print media, he added, when pressed: "I have no professional courtesy." Yes, it was drawled sarcastically, but the black humour, if intentional, was lost and the irony went without appreciation. For this was a more serious matter than the result of a cup-tie. Here, Wenger missed the bus and then, instead of grinning and shrugging it off with a typical football manager's cliche ("that's football" or "it wasn't our night" , or a shaft of dry wit - of which he is eminently capable - he stormed off to sulk in his own self-delusion.For Wenger, it may have been just another in a series of 'Basil Fawlty' moments, but on a night when he fielded a team of youngsters and reserves to gain good experience, it was a terrible example of sporting behaviour. He was not the only losing manager in the quarter-finals. Indeed, he was in good company as all three of London's top clubs went out after trips to Lancashire - Tottenham Hotspur losing at Manchester United and Chelsea, on penalties, at Blackburn Rovers. But he is the only one to have lost his composure and sense of humour. In short, it proved beyond doubt that he is a bad loser. And that, for an Arsenal manager, is not acceptable conduct. Every day and every week, hundreds of football managers finish up on the losing side, but shake hands with their conquerors. It is one of the oldest rules in the book of sport. Remember how Roger Federer reacted to his defeat by Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon in 2008? Or how Australia's cricketers handled losing the Ashes? Or the style in which Felipe Massa congratulated Lewis Hamilton on winning the F1 world title last year in Sao Paulo? It is what the old Corinthian ideals are all about - the very ideals that are so entwined with the traditions of Arsenal; and so entwined with Wenger's passionate embracing of his club and its history. And his love of British life and the values that are wrought from Rudyard Kipling's treatment of those twin imposters, Triumph and Disaster, So, on behalf of all Arsenal fans and all football-lovers, and the millions of supporters of the game who admire and respect Wenger's wonderful achievements in the English game, let us hope he has the grace to reflect on this, make a phone call to Manchester City and laugh at the folly of his ways. It would be good if it was done swiftly. Arsenal need their manager to show them the way - the right way. hahaaaa |
our three point. in the Bag |
fiine save there |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=359558.msg5037518#msg5037518 date=1259784392]That was a penalty for Man City. Song impeded him there. . . . .[/quote]yee i believe so |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=359558.msg5037486#msg5037486 date=1259783846]Mark Hughes is wicked. . . . . . . This line up against baby GAYnners?[/quote]haha laughing in Barcelona xavimessiyayahenrypedroinistaalvesvictorabidal!!!!!!!!!!!! |
yee we must beat them. |
denzel2009:hahaha Thanks guy i am really working on it now with power of Google. |
denzel2009:thanks man for your concern, please is there any link where i can download the tutorial |
Please Gurus, is urgent he is about to do online interview. thanks ones again |
Please gurus in the house, i want you guys to help me out. a friend of my send his CV to a company where he is seeking for employment, they replied him via mail asking him if he is good in Microsoft share point, which he had never heard of before. please can some one put me through so that i will help him out. thanks very much. |
ogazi007:No doubt, winning is our motto. i wish them four Zero. sure prediction |
Ndi igbo ibem no ebe a, achorom ka unu jiri ohela neluo anya na uwala ihe edele ede nka di na "nkowaa ebe" (this link) anam enwe obi na abuo na obughi igbo izugbe ka onye dele edelede di na site jiri dee yaa, kama odi ka oji orumba wee de ihe ndia ahu. ekweyeghim na ihe ndi ahu di koleti, ha ji olu ndi abia steti dee yaa. Biko kilikie na linki ka ifu ihe nna ekwu. http://www.igbofocus.co.uk/html/learn_igbo_page.html |
ezeagu:Biko nwanna ihe siri ike nke ukwu. aghotaghim ka esi emme yaa, bike nyerem aka koowaram nke oma. daru kwa |
ogazi007:quite sure we are. |
ogazi007:Gbam no compromising We are FCB |
Congra my guy. Up FCB |
Biko umunne n' umunnam biko onwere onye si n' okpuru ogwu nke di na Enugu Stati no ebea bika kwee m ekene. abum nwanngi |
Ndi ebe anyi ejim ohere a na ekwuputa ka obi si atom uto na asom mpi ndi kulob mu bu FC BAKA siri wee merie ndi rival ha bu Real madiridi, biko solonum ghuria oghu. FC BAKA ka nga esoo ruo ogwu gwu. Udo diri unu |
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Nice pics there. i lov 9ja. |
Xerez Will Play To Win Against Barcelona - Victor Sanchez Despite suffering a 5-1 defeat at the hands of Getafe at the weekend, Victor Sanchez is in high spirits ahead of Xerez's rescheduled clash with Barcelona. The two teams meet on Wednesday due to the Blaugrana's Club World Cup commitments, but the 22-year-old insists that his side could spring a surprise. "It's not a good time to face a team like Barca," he explained to Sport. hahahh i laugh in Nigeria pimimipimipimiyaradua |
eyoniggar:CR9 is lunatic |
hahaha guys wats up |
AjanleKoko:hahhaahaaaha |
AjanleKoko:yeeeeeeeeeee we remain the best team |
Guys congrate we are the best oh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oh my God today is more than good oh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
we are the best oh111111111111111111 |
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, or a shaft of dry wit - of which he is eminently capable - he stormed off to sulk in his own self-delusion.