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Xsenga: ME 2.

and me too.

maputohq: it should not b that way...life has other ways, making your choice complicated.

complicated feelings sucks.

this thread reali makes mie laugh hard....i swear its kinda funny....

see how liers full here.........una dey claim virgin.....diaris god oo

Lorlaahlozz: say whatever comes to ur mind

mind comes to play.......like seriously, am feeling lazy to type.

Bunchersstab: incomplete is a word for anoda day

day and night......i dont knw wat else to say.

Is a good profession.

Amen to dat

mystiqueDZ: Luck?there's no luck if you don't prepare...

prepare for the day. as it promise to be an exciting day.

dre11: friends do have their impact on our life

life is a characteristic distinguishing physical entities having signaling and self- sustaining processes from those that do not, either because such functions have ceased (death), or because they lack such functions and are classified as inanimate.

Lorlaahlozz: self made is not d best

Best Game So Far

Brazil rode a wave of emotion,
patriotism and prayer to reach
the World Cup semifinals but
today was the day when the
weight of expectation caught up with them.

Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari tried to explain their 7-1 defeat by
Germany in purely footballing terms, saying their opponents played superbly and took
their chances against a Brazil side that played poorly.
But that is only half the story. In truth, the Brazilians lost the match in their heads as much as on the pitch.

''Let's put it into context. The hosts were unable to cope with the pressure,'' Germany coach Joachim Loew told reporters after the astonishing match.

''After two goals, they were confused and they never got re-organised. We realised they were cracking up and we took
advantage of it.''

Former German goalkeeper Oliver Kahn also believed Brazil's downfall was due to the weight of expectation of 200 million fans
who demanded that on home soil their team would win the World Cup a record sixth time.

''This team didn't have enough experience to come to terms with the pressure of a big tournament like this in their own country,''
Kahn said.

''They fell apart emotionally today
completely.'' A Brazilian psychologist offered a different
explanation.

''I don't think that these factors are distinct, the emotional, physical, the technical,'' Jose
Anibal Azevedo Marques said.

''The way I see it as a sports psychologist is that it is unfair to say we lost 7-1 because we were unfit, or we lost 7-1 because we
weren't emotionally prepared. It's all part of the one thing.''

Marques said Brazil switched off during a 10-minute period and were punished mercilessly for it. Teams often have these
blackouts, he said, but rarely does one side's disastrous spell coincide exactly with their opponents' purple patch.

''I work with football and it is not
uncommon to see players switch off during games. What is uncommon is a team like
Brazil switching off during a game as big as the semifinal of the World Cup.''

WEPT OPENLY

At the end of the match, Brazilian midfielder Oscar fell to the ground, his face buried in his hands, and wept openly on the pitch.

Captain David Luiz was also in tears. Midfielder Luis Gustavo and left back Marcelo fell to the ground in prayer, as some fans wept, others booed, and many
just looked on open-mouthed.
There had been signs of Brazil's emotional fragility in previous matches at this World
Cup but against Croatia in the tournament's opening game and Chile in the second round they managed to hold it together.
The loss of Neymar to injury in the
quarterfinal against Colombia triggered an outpouring of grief that seemed to weigh on the team.

Asked about Neymar's absence and the emotional state of his players going into the match, Scolari said: ''Let's not try to find an excuse in Neymar, or emotions.
''What happened is that Germany at a certain moment imposed a fantastic rhythm ... that has nothing to do with Neymar, or emotions.''

Throughout the tournament, the Brazilian players entered the pitch with hands on each others' shoulders, praying, crossing
themselves and sometimes crying with emotion.

Whereas that showed their passion, it also pointed to anxiety and an emotional fragility that contributed to their downfall.
The contrast with the grounded Germans who, even after such an astonishing victory, were calm and collected, could not have been greater.

Missmossy: With or without them,the world cup continues.

Continues? yes.......buh without brazil the tournament is meaningless.

Thanks for the share

Next Thread..........

Lorlaahlozz: Today we gonna know who germany is facing

facing Netherland i guess....

About Kaduna State....... *Center Of Learning* Good Schools, Beautiful Cities, Great People, Nice Roads, Awesome Joint and Places to Chill....Soji guys and babe, home of swag...Kaduna Rocks..........

Smartsyn: And they are still seeing us as those timid people they met then, to be asking that kind of question. They should just return it,it's ours and we do whatever we like with it.

agree with you.

Kanwulia: THE MOST PEACEFUL AND POLISHED ETHNIC GROUPS IN NIGERIA.
I welcome you!

*I nor fit date or marry una sha o. . . sorry. . . UNA TOO BORRRING FOR MOI. . . . . I like to drink my GREY GOOSE AND GO TO CLUB WITHOUT DISTURBANCE! So, If you BOKO HARAM MOI. . . I KILLY YOU!* Period!!!

hilarious post so far. lolx..........

mumu9gerian: RIP Brazil

Brazil why.........anyways, no matter the scoreline Sheenor still love you