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One of the most successful German players in recent history, having won eight German championships, six German cups, the UEFA Cup (1996), the UEFA Champions League and the Intercontinental Cup (both 2001). His individual contributions have earned him four consecutive UEFA Best European Goalkeeper awards, three IFFHS World’s Best Goalkeeper of the Year awards and two German “Footballer of the Year” trophies.
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David Beckham is a leading English footballer whose popularity extends beyond the field and into international celebrity. Beckham was already a crowd-pleasing star for Manchester United when he married Spice Girls star Victoria Adams in July of 1999; the combination proved irresistible to the press and public, and they became one of Britain’s most famous couples. As a player Beckham is particularly known for his free kick expertise and spectacular long-range shots while his right foot is the national treasure of England.
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He has played for Spanish club Real Madrid for eleven years, winning four leagues, three UEFA Champions League trophies, and two Intercontinental Cups. He is also one of only six players to have played more than one hundred matches in the Champions League. He is especially famous for a free kick against France on June 3, 1997, where he shot from 35 m (110 ft) from the centre-right channel, and scored.
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One of the best defenders of all time from France, he is famous for his 2 goals in the 1998 world cup semi final against Croatia when France came from behind to win 2-1. France eventually won the world cup beating Brazil 3-0. At club level, he has played in AS Monaco, Juventus and FC Barcelona.
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[NOTE: The term “football” in this post refers to Soccer, not American Football.] There has been much debate over the best footballers and rightly so, considering the sheer amount of players and the vastness of ‘the beautiful game’. It is astonishing how FIFA has more members than the UN. Played simply everywhere, today I would like to introduce this list which will, I expect, gather criticism, but constructive criticism is appreciated as always – so please feel free to speak up! |
I can't say I pity u now cos u av already gone past d stage n u av moved on already, Bt thank u for taking ur time to share with us this lesson filled story of urs. |
ichommy:is seconded or maybe thirded. |
lastly......
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something seem to b wrong with NL today,
been trying to upload pics bt been receiving some error replies.
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Celebrities take care about their looking, and they are always obsessed with plastic surgeries. Of course, the average Joe cannot afford to take such surgeries, but celebrities can. As a matter of fact, the results of plastic surgeries are not always satisfactory. Let’s take a look at 21 celebrities who actually destroyed their looks after plastic surgery. Donatella
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yomibelle:yeah,she's coming for op's head.lol |
Missed no.5 5) Crooked Forest, Poland The Crooked Forest is located outside Nowe Czarnowo in Poland — and to this day, no one knows why the trees are all curved in the same shape. It’s assumed that the 400 pine trees were planted in this grove around 1930, possibly to produce naturally curved timber for boats. But to this day, the forest remains a mystery.
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11) Chinese Hemlock Trail, Taiwan This hike is part of Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area in Taiwan. It may look creepy, but don’t worry: It’s quite a short hike, though it may be a bit strenuous due to the altitude and steepness of its path.
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10) Hoia-Baciu Forest, Romania The Hoia-Baciu Forest is considered one of the most haunted forests in the world, and is sometimes referred to as the “Bermuda Triangle of Transylvania.” People have claimed they’ve seen UFOs and/or ghosts near the woods, though no one is sure. Legend says there is a perfectly circular clearing in the middle of the forest that attracts paranormal activity.
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9) Otzarreta Forest, Spain Located in the Basque Country in Spain, Otzarreta Forest is a beautiful part of Gorbea Natural Park. The ancient trees, mixed with the foggy atmosphere, gives this forest a mystical air. These crazy trees definitely deserve a spot on the list of weirdest trees on earth.
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The Sea of Trees, or Aokigahara, JapanAokigahara forest lies at the foot of Mt. Fuji in Japan, and is known as the sea of trees because it’s so vast and mysterious. It’s also very dense, so it naturally shuts out all external noises, and is extremely easy to get lost in so hikers often place their own tape on the trees to avoid getting lost.
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7) Moss Swamp, Romania This image appears to be of a mossy forest area in Romania, though its location isn’t entirely known. Romania is full of gorgeous mountains and forests, so it’s worth a visit, though you might have to do some searching for this mysterious moss swamp.
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6) Stanton Moor, UK This beautiful forest is located in Stanton Moor in northern England, which is also home to a moor with mysterious Bronze Age stone circles and stones.
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.4) Goblin Forest, New Zealand The name speaks for itself: the creepy Goblin Forest is truly unique and won’t be anything like you’ve seen before. Find the forest by entering Tararua Forest Park, then make your way to the mid-slope to treeline forests on Mount Taranaki, about 600-900m up. The eerie, moss-covered trees in this forest include kamahi, miro, and mountain totara. Because this stretch of land is so misty and prone to rainfall, the trees are blanketed in green moss all the time, giving it the “goblin” glow
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3) Rata Forest, New Zealand The Rata is a type of tree on New Zealand, and this forest on Enderby Island is filled with gnarled tree trunks and branches. There are plenty of hiking trails in the forest and on the island itself.
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2) Hallerbos, Belgium Every spring, the floor of this Belgian forest is covered in bluebells, giving it a blue-violet carpet that makes travelers feels as though they’re walking in a fairytale.
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1) Black Forest, Germany The name itself sounds mysterious, and that’s because the Black Forest in Germany is well-known as the home of lots of myths and legends. From ghosts and nymphs to foreboding dark pathways into the woods, the Black Forest conjures an image of fairytales and horror. But fear not: this area in southwestern Germany is actually filled with quaint villages and miles of gorgeous hiking trails.
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Does your imagination run wild whenever you see a beautiful picture of an old, secluded forest? Are you the type of person to face your fears and explore hidden, mysterious places? Then this list is for you. Read about some of the most mysterious forests in the world, and why you should put them on your travel list!!!!! cc:ichommy |
Message claims that attached photographs show the "Nareepol Tree " in Thailand - an amazing tree that grows fruit in the shape of women. Another version claims the "naarilatha plant" grows in the Himalayas and only blooms with its woman shaped flowers once every twenty years.
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Y'all are getting it all wrong
in GEJ's mind
"seems like history wants to repeat itse on Osinbanjo,
seems we both r gonna b experiencing the same fate"..... |
Pardon my inquisitive nature bt i can't help bt ask this mind budging question, back in those days we read of hw people were given devine calling into the ministry and its always evident in their ministry,Now looking at this generation of ours when people go into d ministry for the monetary gain they tend to get from it. Are these sets of pastors called by God or money ![]() ![]() |
Baskat son of a million fafas. |
vivypretty:Keep dreaming n imagening things in ur head,its good for ur health. |
QueenSuccubus:Ur case is more complicated than a murder case! y confusing people? |
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The Sea of Trees, or Aokigahara, Japan

juz kidding again...