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I just hear now say mikel too don retire....abeg who fit confirm dis story

vizkiz: This is how players are born...later they(ladies) will start shouting "guys are heartless"

Yeah...Girls turn nice guys to players and the players end up hurting nice girls who will unfortunately start shouting "guys are heartless".

IMO , Dont be TOO nice, people will take advantage of u.

vizkiz: hmmmn...But should i say..."These hoes aren't loyal"

Yes o. The more u see relationship as a game, the less heartbroken u become.

Ivyluvie2: If she can just throw 4years. Of been with you just like that,it means she never did love u,you just gotta move on......crying won't solve anything#myopinion#ndo

U can never say she didnt love him throughout the 4 years...... maybe the relationship was getting boring or there is more to the story

@Op....once a lady decides to leave, she will leave no matter what.
Best advice MOVE ON

Guess u are following the footstep of ur mum by not heeding to simple advice. SMH

jamesbridget13: of course! May be next time

Yeah yeah....we can still make it up

Sent u a PM

cifutemi: When I opened nairaland a few days ago and saw it wasn't up I felt a sharp pain in my chest. I was like oh! Is this the end of the world?
I didn't know what to do with myself for days, always praying for Nairaland before I sleep. Well I'm so happy we back and lest get thiis show rocking hunh!

Yeah yeah......u survived the attack....Lucky u

jamesbridget13: lolzzz welll, i drank coca cola already. Ur location is far, u wld joined me

Oh, u stay in PH, that's sad

azah88: Often people confuse the two well I am one of them, used to be one of them rather.
until years back I started noticing something which made sense to me..

So my definition of Love and Lust has to be:

If You Lust you Spit

And if You Love u Swallow

so what is ur definition of this two? Perhaps I can learn something new..

Needs more explanation here

Some marriages are best ran like business for the interest of both couples

Ayoolajumoke: oh, ok.

Yeah yeah.


Good morning

Op...Have u experience all these before ??

Ayoolajumoke: what is the girl's age?

seems what matters is the age difference

jamesbridget13: of course dearie!!!

Oya nah.....Date, Venue, Time

jamesbridget13: I survived! Can u beat dat?

Lucky u....We need to pop some champagne

Jregz: Bleep NL…………MY 1 MONTH PLUS JUST VANISH BUT I LIKE IT
WHY ? THE BAN WEY MAC GIVE ME TILL 2106 DON VANISH

This is another version of PRISON BREAK

I survived but all my e-girlfriends didnt make it alive

So sad

See how nairaland con dry. All my e-girlfriends don waka go... Na God go punish dos hackers o.

Dygeasy: e be like say dem hack you join Nairaland

pendusky: for whatsapp, people renew their sub, so if u hav been using it for more than a yr, i think ure cheating on them

Maybe not cos they renew the subscription by themselves free of charge.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Man utd on their way down in search of oil.

GGMU......Goodbye Goodbye Manchester United

I doubt if chelsea will sell him to a rival club no matter the price, he should go to France (psg) or to spain (athletico madrid), he will get some playing time there

Source :- www.football.co.uk/chelsea/juan_mata_leaving_chelsea_makes_sense_rss4552220.shtml

...and deep down you already know
it.
It's an interesting proposition saying the 2012 and 2013 Chelsea Player of the Year should seek greenepastures elsewhere, but for both club and player -- it looks the ideal scenario. Juan Mata seems a classy individual, who isn't going to make waves by saying anything controversial about squad selections, etc.; but when substituted after just 55 minutes against Southampton Wednesday evening, the Spaniard's histrionics on the bench spoke volumes about
the frustrations he's incurred under
new management.
Mgr. José Mourinho has opened the door, both literally and figuratively, to players should they wish an exit. That being said, he hasn't
guaranteed a move, rather promised a chat about what's best for both parties involved. Mata is under contract until Summer 2016, so the
options to keep or sell the midfielder on are well within Chelsea's legalpurview.
If there's any area on the pitch Mourinho could trim back, midfield's the place -- especially in an attacking capacity. Juan Mata is blessed with
bags talent. His supreme vision, skill, and touch are all traits world-class players carry, what he isn't blessed with is top-tier pace and the natural
want to defend. His characteristics are developed to play behind a front man, find passes, link the play and be on call to test the keeper as need be. The Portuguese boss sees Oscar as Chelsea's best player in his
interpretation of the "number 10"; which leaves Mata on the wing, chasing full-backs -- essentially
pulling him from the role which he’s best suited for. Of the other attacking midfielders in
Chelsea's first team -- Willian, André Schürrle, Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard are all natural wingers; and as such, we find Mata on the relative
periphery. In fairness, Mourinho has attempted to play the Spanish international in a variety of
positions; and Mata has shown positive signs of adapting to the new style being installed, but as
previously hinted, for every midfield job offered by Jose Mourinho, Juan Mata is simply second best at the moment.
The Chelsea manager's decision to remove Mata (and Schürrle) before the hour mark on New Year's Day was proven to be the correct decision; as Oscar and Willian were the difference in the Blues' 3-0 away win against the Saints. Oscar
creating two goals and finding the score-sheet only further justified the switch. Nevertheless, it's tough watching a player (the one who assisted Didier Drogba's equalizing header in the 2012 Champions League final) writhing in frustration on the substitute's bench, because we all know the quality he possesses.
Juan Mata leaving Chelsea is as sad as the end of "Marley & Me;" we don't want to see the relationship end, but it’s truly the best option.
The links with Paris Saint-German, Real Madrid and Barcelona are flooding the Internet, as well they should be. Purchased from Valencia for £23.5M in 2011 and presently estimated at £39.5M, the price tag would have to be in the
neighborhood of +£30M to get Chelsea's Holy Emperor, Roman Abramovich, to bite.
The supposed link with Manchester United is non-sense. The reason Wayne Rooney isn't playing in London will be the same reason Mata won't play in Manchester -- you don't sell to rivals, no matter how porous you may think they are.
The 26 year-old World Cup winner would surely be a vain in the side of all Premier League teams, so the prospect of selling only makes sense in the context of continental outfits. Paris Saint-German looks the best option for both teams and Mata respectively. The allure to play in Spain would definitely be tempting, but he'd run into the same problems assuredly; as Madrid and Barça aren't exactly starved for midfield
talent either. The French champions play a style more similar to the one Mata enjoyed in his first season with Chelsea; a slower, more direct
approach, which would allow for his talents to be fully exhausted. The likes of Ibrahimovic, Cavani and Levezzi are fully developed as
players, making the transition a bit easier. At Chelsea, Hazard, Oscar, Schürrle, and the on-loan Romelu Lukaku, are all under the age of 23.
[Not to mention, PSG's ownership see +£30M as relatively cheap.]
Another positive would be the development of Chelsea's young wing players. Juan Mata is going to play. Whether in his favoured position or not, he's played in 13 out of 20 Premier League matches this season -- by comparison Willian has
played in 11, and De Bruyne has played only three. Mata's departure would pave the way for loanees Victor Moses and Christian Atsu, as well as new signing Bertrand Traoré -- all of whom are more adept to playing on the wing -- to get a
proper look in.
To be honest, Mata needs a change of scenery as well. He should be an automatic choice for the 2014 World Cup -- the best/only way for him to
state his case would be playing on a weekly basis; which is something Chelsea can’t offer.
Furthermore, Chelsea need capital
to avoid Financial Fair Play reprimands. It was reported Chelsea lost £50M over the past year, and with the new rules in full effect that number will have to dramatically decrease over the coming years. Add that with the Blues’ search for both striking and holding-midfield reinforcements, and it makes the sale of Juan Mata just what Chelsea need to right the ship.
You discover fairly quickly, they all won't/can’t be Frank Lampard.
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If any midfielder leaving the club were to tug at heartstrings, it would be the suggested exodus of Michael Essien. His arrival from Olympique de Lyon in 2005 was an epic mess, but the near £25M fee was well worth the price. Affectionately
labeled "The Bison," the Ghanaian international was arguably the best midfielder in the Premier League for the three years preceding his 2008
ACL injury. The wonder-goals against Arsenal in 2006 (which kept José Mourinho's Stamford-Bridge-unbeaten-streak alive) and Barcelona in 2009 (which should have sent Chelsea to the Champions League final) are moments all Chelsea supporters will cherish.
Chelsea would be wise to learn from previous years. The likes of Joe Cole, Michael Ballack, Juliano Belletti, Florent Malouda, Salomon Kalou,
José Bosingwa and Didier Drogba all left as free transfers; it would be wise to sell players in their prime who are (at the very least) frustrated, so as to develop a side more reflective of the new manager, without exceeding UEFA FFP regulations.
Stability at the club has played a factor no doubt; but José Mourinho has stated his intention to remain in West London for at least the next
decade, so a transition starting this month would set the wheels in motion for the Chelsea of years to come.

Gone are the days when banking job was everybody's dream. Now its a total mess.....Thanks to Mallam sanusi

kcee07: Has anyone being called from those that had interview on the 10th of Dec.?

Still waiting.....