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Pls, What's that anti-doping stuff?

I thought he took everything off.........

fedrick901: mbps

what's the range?

PLS GUYS, WHAT'S ITS AVERAGE DOWNLOADING SPEED ON NETWORKS LIKE ETISALAT..... I MEAN IN KILOBYTES/SEC OR MEGABYTES/SEC

Colombian James Rodriguez : 5 goals in 4 games. The whole of Nigerian squad : 3 goals in 4 games

David Moyes' side are still
seeking a first victory in 2014,
having lost each of the three
games they have played in
January thus far.
One of those defeats came
against Swansea in the FA Cup
last weekend, when Wilfried
Bony's late header secured a
maiden win at Old Trafford for
the Welsh club and progression
to the fourth round.
Although United have now lost
four of their last six home
matches in all competitions,
Swansea manager Michael
Laudrup expects a stiff test this
weekend as the reigning
Premier League champions
seek to respond to criticism.
"We've shown it is possible (to
win) if you believe in it," the
Dane said. "In recent games we
have played with a lot of
confidence, and we just needed
a win.
"I think it will be more difficult
than last week. I expect them to
come at us and they have to
win this game.
"We have to be ready for that
because we know it will be
tough."
United currently sit seventh in
the English top flight, five points
adrift of fourth-placed Liverpool
and 11 behind leaders Arsenal.
A 2-1 defeat at Sunderland on
Tuesday in the first leg of a
League Cup semi-final left Moyes
frustrated, although he is
hopeful his men can recover.
"I can sense in the dressing
room that there's an urge to
fight our current position," the
Scot told United's official
website.
Wayne Rooney could return to
the United squad as the club
continue to manage his groin
problem, but Robin van Persie is
still unavailable with a thigh
injury.
Jonny Evans (knock) and Phil
Jones (knee) are in contention,
but Nani (hamstring) and
Marouane Fellaini (wrist) are
definitely out.
Swansea's injury crisis is slowly
beginning to diminish, although
Pablo Hernandez (hamstring),
Roland Lamah (abductor),
Michel Vorm (knee) and Michu
(ankle) remain on the sidelines.

A man takes his seat at the
World Cup Final. He looks to his
left and notices that the there is
a spare seat in between himself
and the next guy.
“Who would ever miss the
World Cup final?” Asks the man.
“That was my wife’s seat. We
have been to the last five World
Cup finals together, but sadly
she passed away.” Explains the
guy.
“That’s terrible, but couldn’t you
get another member of the
family, friend or someone else
to come with you?” Asks the
man.
“No…..They are all at the
funeral!”

I just pray he makes the first team quickly.

Manchester City have wrapped up a deal for highly-rated Nigerian teenager Kelechi Iheanacho and are applying for a work permit. City's incredible Nigerian wonderkid deal done The 17-year-old forward was the standout performer at the Fifa Under-17 World Cup in November, landing the Golden Ball with six goals as his Nigeria side stormed to the title.

His performances led to an unseemly scramble between clubs, agents and even family members with claims that he had been kidnapped emerging at one stage, but it appears to have finally been resolved with City winning the race for his signature. A £250,000 transfer fee had been agreed, with a further £300,000 for the Taye Academy in Owerri, Nigeria where he was educated and £350,000 to Iheanacho's father, James.

The player is currently in Barcelona awaiting his UK work permit hearing after an incredible operation involving Spanish agents and contacts in Africa to get him out of the country where he was born.

Read more at: http://www.clubcall.com/manchester-city/citys-incredible-nigerian-wonderkid-deal-done-1692083.html

Man utd will win, Hit LIKE.

5 home defeats for man utd this season,

Gus Poyet has urged his
Sunderland players to put a
"nightmare" season to one
side and relish the chance to
reach the Capital One Cup
final.
The Barclays Premier League's
bottom club host faltering
Manchester United at the
Stadium of Light on Tuesday
evening in the first leg of their
semi-final showdown.
United's visit to Wearside
comes against the backdrop of
an intensely difficult few
months for the Uruguayan and
his players, who have won
only three league games all
season, two fewer than they
have managed in the
domestic cup competitions.
However, while top-flight
survival remains the
overwhelming priority, Poyet
insists the chance to claim a
famous scalp and book a trip
to Wembley is one which
should excite his beleaguered
troops.
The 46-year-old said: "It's the
nice part, the nicest. It's nice
to come here and talk about a
semi-final and not talk about
points and relegation.
"I would like to say it's the
nicest part of the season
because the rest has been a
nightmare with the position in
the table, so let's try to enjoy
this one and go on and do
something important for the
club."
If Sunderland head into the
game with major challenges
ahead of them, their
opponents are entrenched in
the sort of crisis which has not
visited Old Trafford for more
than two decades.
Manager David Moyes finds
himself in the firing line with
his side currently trailing
Premier League leaders
Arsenal by 11 points and
having been dumped out of
the FA Cup in the third round
by Swansea at the weekend.
The Swans became the fifth
visiting side to win at Old
Trafford to date this season
with West Brom, Everton,
Newcastle and Tottenham
having previously done so.
However, Poyet insists the
fear factor has not diminished.
He said: "No, I don't think so,
no. Seriously, no, because it's
not about being scared or not.
"I have got different
experiences against
Manchester United - with
Chelsea, we were pretty good
against them, and with
Tottenham, we were not good
enough, and I don't think we
were more or less scared.
"I went on the pitch with the
same attitude, just to do my
job and help my team.
"But overall, they are normally
better than you, so you need
to make sure you are spot-
on."
Manchester United manager
Moyes is expected to recall a
number of big names.
Wayne Rooney, Michael
Carrick, Nemanja Vidic, Patrice
Evra and David de Gea are all
set to return after sitting out
Sunday's shock FA Cup home
defeat by Swansea.
Robin van Persie (thigh) and
Phil Jones (knee) are unlikely
to be involved. Marouane
Fellaini (wrist), Ashley Young
(shoulder) and Nani
(hamstring) are definitely out,
Fabio starts a three-match
ban and Rio Ferdinand faces a
spell on the sidelines after
injuring his knee at the
weekend.
And though United were
without seven senior players
and had substitute Fabio sent
off just four minutes after his
introduction in the second-half
following an injury to Rio
Ferdinand, Moyes did not try
to defend the situation.
"No (not an excuse to have
seven players out)," said
Moyes.
"We have another big game in
48 hours time so we had to
keep that in mind but there
are no excuses.
"We had a very strong team
out. Just about every player
on the pitch was an
international."
Ferdinand looks set for a spell
on the sidelines after limping
off with a knee problem,
although Michael Carrick and,
possibly, Rooney, will be fit for
the Capital One Cup semi-final
first-leg at Sunderland on
Tuesday.
"You can definitely see we are
lacking that little bit of
confidence when we get into
the final third at times," he
said.
"We need to get back to
winning ways and be hard to
play against. Most
importantly, we need to take
something out of the good
play we have had in games.
"It has been a tough start. I
am disappointed we have not
won more games but it will
change I have no doubt about
that.
"It shouldn't be that (United
are reliant on likes of Rooney
and Van Persie).
"My job is to find a way of
winning. It doesn't matter
what style you have to find a
way of winning."

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The simple english says, anyone caught cheating will be jailed. Were they caught?

HARDDON: op, why do all ur previews appear on half of d page..
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/25539736

I don't understand.

Man utd will win, Hit Like

Lol FP TINZ.
Edit: Wow, it finally made frontpage. what were the mods doing since.

Man utd will play swansea on the 5 in fa cup. play sunderland on the 7th in capital 1 cup. now play swansea again on the 11th in epl

That's not true bro. Kindly google fa cup 3rd round fixtures

Yes Bro.

Manchester United will be
looking for a second chance to
kick-start 2014 when they host
Swansea City in the FA CUP THIRD
ROUND on Sunday.
David Moyes’ men fell to a 2-1
home defeat to Tottenham in
the Premier League on New
Year’s Day and are enduring
their worst home league form
for more than a decade.
United had won their previous
six fixtures in all competitions
and already have a victory over
Michael Laudrup’s men to their
name this season, winning 4-1
at the Liberty Stadium on the
opening day of the campaign.
The Premier League champions,
who have not won the FA Cup
since 2004, currently sit 11
points adrift of league leaders
Arsenal, and the Scot may view
this competition as a chance to
snaffle some silverware in his
first season in charge.
Moyes’ side made it to the sixth
round of last year’s competition,
losing 1-0 to Chelsea in a replay
after the sides had drawn 2-2
in the initial encounter.
“We’re trying to win all the
competitions,” he said in the
build-up to the clash. “As far as
I am concerned, we’ll do
everything we possibly can to
try to get through.
“The cup is important to me, it
always has been. I’m sure it’s
important to every club. The
longer you stay in the
competition the more
important it becomes.
“If you’re a club like Manchester
United you want to be involved
in all the trophy-winning
opportunities, and to not win
the FA Cup for 10 years is
something that’s a bit of a
surprise.”
For Swansea, this fixture marks
the midway point of a
Manchester triple header.
The men from Wales suffered a
3-2 home defeat to Manchester
City on Wednesday, and face
United for a second time in the
Premier League next weekend.
They are currently on a run of
seven matches without a win in
all competitions, and two
fixtures against United followed
by the visit of Tottenham will
not help their cause.
Swansea lost at this stage to
Arsenal last year after a replay
though their focus that time
around was on their ultimately
successful League Cup
campaign.
United will be forced to do
without Ashley Young
(shoulder), while Phil Jones
(knee), Rafael (groin), Marouane
Fellaini (wrist) and Nani
(hamstring) remain sidelined.
Robin van Persie (groin and
thigh) has returned to training
but is unlikely to feature.
Pablo Hernandez suffered
hamstring injury in Swansea’s
defeat to Manchester City,
joining Michu (ankle), Michel
Vorm (knee) and Nathan Dyer
(ankle) in being ruled out of the
clash.

Man utd will Trash/obliterate/demolish Norwich City tomorrow just as we did to them in capital 1 cup, HIT LIKE

I dont know whats happening, but this is the 2nd time I'm creating this thread, after discovering the first one is no where to be found.

Manchester United will be
looking to maintain their
winning run on Saturday when
they take on Norwich City at
Carrow Road in the Premier
League.
David Moyes' side have won
their last five matches in all
competitions and have
recovered from back-to-back
home defeats in the league at
the start of the month with
three wins in a row in the
English top flight.
That streak has lifted the Red
Devils up to seventh in the
standings with 31 points from
18 matches, eight points
behind leaders Arsenal, and will
head to Norwich having not lost
on their last 10 trips away from
Old Trafford in all competitions.
On the other hand, Norwich are
in the middle of a torrid run of
form that has seen them win
just once all month and three
times since October.
Chris Hughton's side will head
into the home encounter on
Saturday placed 14th in the
league table with 19 points
from 18 matches, just three
points above the relegation
zone.
The Canaries will also be
smarting from their 2-1 defeat
to Fulham at home on Boxing
Day despite taking the lead
through Gary Hooper after just
13 minutes.
I reckon the comeback at Hull
has covered over the cracks at
United. I know they're on a bit
of a roll at the moment but if
you go 2-0 down against a top
eight side in this league you're
not coming back.
Norwich had a shocking result
against Fulham on Boxing Day. I
know I've said Fulham have
turned the corner but it's a
game you don't expect to lose,
you think 'right, if we don't win
we make sure we don't lose'.
They will be really disappointed
with losing that one.
I saw Dwight Yorke say United
can still win the title, but they
can't in my eyes. I don't think
they're good enough. They
were all over the place when
they were 2-0 down against
Hull and when the big boys
come knocking again I don't
see how they can win it. They'll
get three points here, though.

Light no dey for here in Obantoko, Abeokuta oo.

donphilopus: So you didn't know, you don't have levels on Nairaland before??

Some fake man utd fans are hiding now due to the recent dissapointments. Dem go soon resurface if Man utd reach top 4

faby11: whats the essence of being a christian if u can't live for others. How can you claim to have a relationship with God when you have not been able to establish one with your fellow men

Though, the main Topic is getting diverted, but, let me drop some few things.
It's good for a christian to live for others, but giving and sharing shouldn't be attributed to xmas only. As Pastor Kumuyi said, Jesus should be celebrated everyday. Considering the advantages Christmas holds while negleting the disadvantages isn't good enough.

faby11: Those ways in which people celebrate xmas is a personal issue, that should not be used to judge the celebration of Christ's birth as being sinful. Moreover why is it that it is just the bad things that people do that you are interested in. What about the giving and sharing spirit that fills that day, what about the joys of the day. Why is it just the wrongs that people do that you see. Bro be positive a bit and forget about the brainwashing from your GENERAL OVERSEER (Apologies)

If you carefully run through the pages on this thread. You'll discover that most of the issues you posted here had been addressed already.
The bible says there is great Joy in Heaven over a sinner that comes to repentance. A roundabout way of writing this is 'There is sadness in heaven whenever a Christian backslides and returns to sin all in the name of Celebrating xmas (which is the reaso
n why I capitalized on the bad effects).
On the other hand, You said I'm being brainwashed by my pastor. I'm afraid, I'm not. If you can Just run through the pages, I'd already wrote the reason pastor Kumuyi labelled it as Idolatory.
Lastly, You talked about the giving and sharing. What's the essense of the giving and sharing when the individual's heart isn't right with God? Giving and Sharing won't take anyone to heaven. It's the relationship with God that matters.

faby11: But that does not mean that xmas celebration is evil

Bro, The question is, HOW IS XMAS CELEBRATED? Is it celebrated in an holy way. Do you celebrate Jesus by wining and dining? Do you do what will make Jesus happy on xmas day? Do you preach the gospel on xmas day?
Bro, xmas is being celebrated in a worldly manner today. Guys celebrate it with girlfriends which is unscriptural and unholy. Some Adults celebrate xmas at clubs where worldly musics were played. The true essense of xmas had been totally forgotten. If you can just take a quick run at the pages in this thread? I had already addressed why Pastor Kumuyi called it Idolatory.

donphilopus: Hull City shall WIN! LIKE

hehe. 2 likes sharp sharp. So many man utd haters in the building.

hotwax: So we should not acknowledge Jesus was ever born. Whats your argument here?

Advise us.

Bro, u're compounding this issue. He simply said Christ should be celebrated everyday. And how do you celebrate him? Go out and preach the gospel. Celebrate him in a way you'll be rewarded when you get to heaven. Not unnecessarily holding a party.