Jose Mourinho
The Real Madrid coach, whose agent has
said is 80% likely to join Chelsea this summer, has long been rumoured to hold an interest in succeeding Sir Alex.
David Moyes The Everton boss has enjoyed a long and impressive tenure at Everton, but his failure to win trophies may could against him.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. A legend at Old Trafford, and with coaching experience at United, Solskjaer has enjoyed a remarkable start to his managerial career with Molde.

Manuel Pellegrini The Chilean appears likely to leave Malaga this summer and has excelled this season despite financial hindrances.


Mike Phelan
Should Manchester United opt to follow in the
footsteps of Barcelona, or the Liverpool 'Boot Room', the club's assistant manager could be handed an unexpected promotion.

Ryan Giggs
Due to his status at the club, Giggs has been touted as a potential successor, although Ferguson suggested in March that he would need ten years' coaching experience before being considered for the United job.

Jupp Heynckes
The Bayern Munich coach is on course for a Treble, but he will be out of work in the summer. However, he is about to turn 68, and
has suggested he is ready to take a step back.

Carlo Ancelotti
The PSG coach, strongly linked with a summer switch to Real Madrid, has spoken highly about English football after an impressive spell with Chelsea.

Gary Neville
Devoted to Manchester United throughout his career, Neville has since become a respected pundit and a member of the England coaching
team.

Laurent Blanc
The former France boss is currently available and Ferguson, who signed the player in 2001, has praised his intelligence and leadership skills as a coach.

Joachim Low
Low has attracted widespread praise for his efforts in charge of the German national team.

Jurgen Klopp
The German,who speaks perfect English, has enjoyed remarkable success with Borussia Dortmund, but has always maintained his commitment to his current club.

The task facing United now is to appoint a
successor who can maintain the success and
popularity of the club. United need to keep the fire burning. Who do u think is goin to be?

caukerzee: Olamide is nothing like Da grin. Da grin is sleek and cool headed, Olamide is a noise maker. I a nutshell, Da grin's presens wouldnt affects olamide's shine. But come to think of it, olamide wouldnt have been this popular. I clearly remember that it was comparisms with da grin that made olamide famous.

. Comparism will never make u popular, it will only make u struggle . E.g Joel/Tuface, Durella/Dbanj, jaywon/9ice e.t.c. Judging on 2albums, Olamide has perform better.

It depends on the type of Rap u listen to . . . . Words play, Punchline ------ Vector, but For. Feel good rap, Rap that cut across, ------ Ice prince

Maybe, maybe not!!! Its very hard comparing the dead with som1 alive. Turn na by turn, dead or living, Olamide will shine if he is meant to. Lord of Ajasa, Rugged man, Idris, all av dere chances. There was a time Tony tetuila's album was the highest selling in nigeria. 2face, Dbanj, nd co wudnt shine 4ver. D onl ish is that Dagrin died @ his peak. May his soul rest in peace. Reign On OLAMIDE

2face ft Tpain would be nice. Asa ft Fun. Maybe remix M I ft John Legend Epic remix. General pype ft Rihanna . . . . . . Raggae feeling. Brymo ft jason derulo. Burna boy ft sean kingston

Olamide ft Kanye n Lil wayne F**king with d devil remix. Vector ft Rihanna. Tiwa savage voice on a jayZ song will be nice. 2face ft Beyonce. Wizkid ft sean paul. Psquare ft chris brown. Tiwa ft Adele, ft Beyonce ft justin timberlake. Olamide ft bruno mars. Ice prince ft brandy. 2face ft Tpain will be superb as well

David Luiz broke their hearts after another catastrophic refereeing decision to
allow basel score a late goal. That
was until David Luiz stepped up and set the
record straight with the last kick of the game to
give the Blues a deserved 2-1 victory.
What we know for sure is that to progress to the
final in Amsterdam on 15 May Basel would have to win tonight by a scoreline greater than 1-0. The Swiss champions have bullishly said they have 'nothing to lose' but their impressive recent scalps in UEFA competitions were founded on fine home form. They have never won an away game in Europe after the winter
break. KEY STATS: **Chelsea are hoping to qualify for our 12th final over the 10 years of the Roman Abramovich era, and our fifth European final overall. ** On Sunday Frank Lampard equalled Andy Cole's record of scoring against 38 different Premier League clubs for Chelsea and WestHam.
He is now just one goal behind all-time top scorer Bobby Tambling , who hit 202. **Nine players from Chelsea and Basel's squads will be suspended for the final if they are booked tonight (four from Chelsea and five from Basel). The winners tonight will play Fenerbahçe or Benfica at the Amsterdam Arena on Wednesday 15 May. Chelsea have beaten both the other semi-finalists in our only encounters to date. >>>Tonight's semi-final
Europa League ties
Chelsea v Basel 8.05pm
(agg 2-1)
Benfica v Fenerbahçe
8.05pm (agg 0-1)

With the end of the 2012/13 campaign a matter
of weeks away, Chelsea are approaching a
crossroads in terms of their immediate future.
How they finish this campaign will obviously
have a huge bearing on their summer activity
with a new manager on Roman Abramovich's
shopping list along with a few new faces to
continue the development of the first-team
squad. In that regard, Champions League
qualification is essential. After all, somebody of
the ilk of Jose Mourinho that sits on top of the
managerial tree simply does not do the Europa
League. That competition is left for those
seeking to forge a reputation (see Andre Villas-
Boas) or those trying to restore one (see Rafael
Benitez). The Champions League is where it's at
and a failure to return among Europe's elite
would incur significant repercussions on the
club. The last two campaigns have been designated as being part of the transition between the old team and the next generation and as a result it has brought a scattergun array of highs and lows. For all the sixth-place finishes, provocative managerial appointments and home defeats to QPR there have also been the victories in the Champions League and FA Cup as well as the arrival of Eden Hazard and Oscar's world-class talents. These peaks and troughs are part of a transition - even Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester
United occasionally go a season without a
trophy – though one thing that must be avoided
is allowing bloody mindedness to ensure that
the club is constantly in the midst of such a
period. In other words, Chelsea cannot be
allowed to turn into Arsenal.
With Abramovich's desire to see Stamford
Bridge illuminated with silky skillful football in
the image of Barcelona, there has been a slight
loss of identity; the same identity that brought
the club three Premier League titles, four FA
Cups, two League Cups and, of course, the
European Cup. The ideal scenario is for the team
to remain successful while serving up the type of
fare to make fans and neutrals drool. The
problem with that – as we have seen at the
Emirates – is that often the emphasis can weigh
too heavily on the side of style at the expense of
substance.
Beautiful football is worthless unless it is
converted into silverware. If that seems churlish,
consider that Pep Guardiola – while still
manager of Barcelona – conceded that he only
instructed his team to play in their distinctive
'tiki-taka' style because it won football matches.
Had it not served that fundamental purpose he
would have sought another route to glory.
What Chelsea need to take on board is that
aesthetics must not take precedence over
results. Arsenal have suffered through Arsene
Wenger's fanatical desire to conquer the pace
and physicality of English football with his cast
of impish ballerinas while simultaneously
proving to his free-spending rivals that it can be
done through astute purchases rather than with
the help of a bulging wallet. It hasn't worked.
Arsenal have not even got close to the team
they used to be in the immediate years either
side of the millennium and their stagnation
should be a salutary lesson to everybody at
Stamford Bridge that compromising success
comes at a price.
A positive bank statement is not celebrated and neither is finishing fourth. That might sound like short-termism but football – to the fan at least – is about glory not fiscal responsibility.
The one aspect that might change Chelsea's
thinking is the advent of Financial Fair Play
which will indirectly govern how much clubs can
lavish on transfers though with the latest figures
showing that Chelsea earned ¬30 more than
their London rivals perhaps that will not be so
much of a problem. Of course, those numbers
include the glorious and money-spinning march
to Champions League victory which will not be
repeated this year however with the right
acquisitions in both the playing and coaching
departments there is no reason why it cannot
be repeated in the near future.
But therein lies the point. Those acquisitions
must be the correct ones and a certain degree
of stability must be instilled or otherwise
Chelsea risk ripping up yet another template
and going back to the drawing board. Another
season of turbulence will only confirm the club
as a madhouse and one that nobody with
serious ambitions would be willing to join. It
would undermine any chances of attaining
major silverware and as a consequence could
persuade the likes of Hazard and Juan Mata that
their futures lie elsewhere despite the roubles
on offer.
The Gunner's trophy drought has seen each one
of their stars – and Alex Song - eventually leave
in order to add a medal to their collection and it
will continue to happen there as long as the
status quo is maintained. If fundamentalism
takes hold among the Blues' hierarchy the same
thing could happen in West London and Chelsea
could become the new Arsenal.

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Mary J Blige is definately an artist nigeria female artist should try to emulate.

shordie: Rock-solid foundation.

Foundation before makeup is very necessary

Chukskalidon:
innocent is somehow similar to honesty

Honesty is the key in any relationship

luvmijeje: Orignal work of good arts are priceless.

Pricless quote on a priceless Topic

jagabanban:

Farm as a workplace is the ideal place for all jobless graduates to be

Be original

Chukskalidon:
Date whoeva u want but nt fool

Fool me once then u r a fool, but me me twice then am a fool

May their soul rest in perfect peace. Its very tragic. Boys should take it easy o o o.

orlaryhincah:


Bankuli started managing D'Banj after the Mo' Hits split.

. Don't no where u get that from, bankulli has bn managing dbanj even b4 d split. Google is your friend to confirm.

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Bit by bit 9ja music is getting dere. He showed is love 4 D'banj's oliver twist. Rio ferdinand tweets about Timaya. If timaya can get attention, so many other nigeria artist wud. If ferdinand is loving it, so many other white r feelin US.

9ce try bro . . . Kip up d good work nd work hard at it.

Tuface-only me
ice prince-oleku
wizkid-holla at ur boy
asa-be my man
d'banj-mr endowed

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