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MrCrackles:The BARUWAISTIC tendency tends towards I believe i can fly all the goals can pass underneath into the net!! To be candid. Nigerian League is a reflection of Level of development as a whole!! |
MrCrackles:iye men? too much swear words on nairaland - buffon, chech, cassilas, fabianski to promote our own sef-----Baruwa!! same thing fit be expressed in nicer ways fit'nt they? ![]() |
nzube90:Spoke on------but what has Heartland website gat to do with it? ![]() |
Myself2:The Title far from The Chelski And the 40 thieves na. even if FIFA/UEFA ban Man united, the season go still be RED. Chelsea so much love scoring 4 goals when it doesnt matter and shooting sporadically like ARmed robbers wwithout scoring in champions league!! |
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nzube90:Great!! i guess OWERRI people and nigerians Can truly say WE, US when describing Heartland!! |
cabali:Broda Casali!! You are funny o!! My team?? You said-------Hahahaha!! MY MINE That is Wengers Headache, Not mine, I am and will never be attached to any team emotionaly, mine is to enjoy soccer as purely entertainment, if Arsenal lose dat one na their Headache- NA dem career (not mine) i no be Arm chair fan= and if their is anything i hate in this sport section- it is the use of WE, , OUR, US especially. Dem know Una?? MINE NA TO ENJOY SOCCER. Arsenal, Man united, Spurs, Barcelona, Lyon----play soccer that makes me Happy. CHELSEAFC dey play UGLY NAGATIVE-ANTI/UNCLE FOOTBALL!! and if you wan know how i felt about Arsenal game- i ENJOYED IT!!! even if Actor die. ![]() @Nateevs FA finals, Yes- you were there last season too, and also Champions league Finals (plus penalty finals- and even had the Last kick final which John Terry wasted like an slowpoke ) A final is not won until you actually win, stop counting your Babes /girl friendsb4 the toasting. ![]() |
cabali: Demented figures??eeh? Casali, Kasali Chelsea fc Fan inc . |
Myself2:Chill - hey cool down a bit on chelsea fc , they are still mourning ok? though winning when it doesnt matter. They seems to have 4gotten they got no silverware too. just lets hope Everton BLUES kills off that ambition you may truely Laugh!! chelsea no just dey try. upon the whole wasted cash and so called big boys- ZERO!! i feel for them sha. what a waste!! |
@ChridChris Well, I love wengers ways of addressing problems, I love and would like to apply that to my life. The arsenal philosophy has thought me a lot in life, No matter how bad it is, just address the problem,and try to solve it with a positive approach. |
BARCELONA NEEDS ONE POINT TO CLINCH THE TITLE!! |
The Arsenal Ladies have scooped their fifth successive title thanks to a wonderful ‘1-0 to the Arsenal’ on Merseyside. EVERTON 0 - ARSENAL 1 Suzanne Grant volleyed home the only goal of the game from four yards in the 13th minute and, although the Gunners had to withstand some heavy Everton pressure, they hung on to wrap up the victory. Having already won the FA Cup and the League Cup this term, this win complete the Ladies’ domestic treble. It is the perfect way for Vic Akers, who is stepping down as Ladies manager in the summer, to sign off. He has scooped an incredible 32 major domestic trophies since forming Arsenal Ladies in 1987. Women's Premier League table 2008-2009Pos Team P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Arsenal Ladies 22 20 1 1 89 14 75 61 2 Everton Ladies 22 20 1 1 68 10 58 61 3 Chelsea Ladies 22 16 2 4 55 23 32 50 4 Doncaster R.B. 22 9 6 7 43 36 7 33 5 Birmingham Ladies 22 10 3 9 39 43 -4 33 6 Leeds Carnegie 22 8 4 10 32 40 -8 28 7 Watford Ladies 22 7 4 11 31 40 -9 25 8 Bristol Academy 22 5 8 9 39 49 -10 23 9 Blackburn Ladies 22 5 3 14 27 52 -25 18 10 Nottm Forest Ladies 22 5 2 15 25 59 -34 17 11 Liverpool Ladies 22 4 4 14 28 63 -35 16 12 Fulham Ladies 22 1 6 15 17 64 -47 9 http://www.arsenal.com/match/report/0809/post/ladies/ladies-everton-0-1-arsenal-match-report?tab=report
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'You can be very positive or very negative' WENGER SAYS!! On the nature of the defeat… “It’s very difficult. You can be very positive or very negative. We lost the game 4-1 which is a major disappointment but I feel going forward we had a very interesting game and created plenty of chances. That is never a 4-1 game, we should have been 2-0 up before they had a shot on goal. On the first free-kick we made a mistake and they scored. Today we missed seven or eight clear-cut chances and on every single mistake we made we were punished.” On his side’s poor defending… “It means our chances to come third are definitely over. The rest I don’t feel will have any other influence than that. We conceded four at Liverpool, three against Man United and four today. We have to improve the way we defend. “You wouldn’t like to come out when you lose 4-1 and say ‘listen, we are going to buy four defenders’. I believe we have quality defenders and it’s more a case of balancing the team defensively than the quality of our defenders. If you look at the second goal we could have done much better in midfield than at the back.” On missing out on third place in the Premier League… “We had a small opportunity to come third but three months ago everybody said we would finished tenth so I would have signed at that point to finish fourth. I don’t feel we have to be too disappointed with that but what is very disappointing for us is in the games that mattered in the last three or four weeks we couldn’t win. That’s where we have to analyse. But today there were a lot of positives in the game and we have to take a little distance from the defeat because it’s not a 4-1 game today.” On dealing with two heavy home defeats in a week… “It is difficult but this is a job for strong people. When you decide to live in a competitive world you have to deal with that – we cannot complain. It is a bit more difficult when you are young but when you are young you want to be challenged. That is a good opportunity to show we have the mental strength that is needed at this level.” On the free-kick that led to the first goal… “We live in a League now where the divers are rewarded. It’s not right but it is like that. I don’t think the free-kick should have been given but it doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t win the header afterwards. I believe we must live in our job where the referee makes some decisions for you and some against. But defending consequently you should clear the ball on the cross.” On watching his side miss chances… “I still feel I was more worried in February when we were drawing 0-0 without creating a chance. Today I feel we created the chances and had an interesting game. When you see that in a team it’s always easier to correct what doesn’t work defensively; if you don’t create chances you are always more worried.” [Sunday, May 10, 2009] |
'You can be very positive or very negative' WENGER SAYS!! On the nature of the defeat… “It’s very difficult. You can be very positive or very negative. We lost the game 4-1 which is a major disappointment but I feel going forward we had a very interesting game and created plenty of chances. That is never a 4-1 game, we should have been 2-0 up before they had a shot on goal. On the first free-kick we made a mistake and they scored. Today we missed seven or eight clear-cut chances and on every single mistake we made we were punished.” On his side’s poor defending… “It means our chances to come third are definitely over. The rest I don’t feel will have any other influence than that. We conceded four at Liverpool, three against Man United and four today. We have to improve the way we defend. “You wouldn’t like to come out when you lose 4-1 and say ‘listen, we are going to buy four defenders’. I believe we have quality defenders and it’s more a case of balancing the team defensively than the quality of our defenders. If you look at the second goal we could have done much better in midfield than at the back.” On missing out on third place in the Premier League… “We had a small opportunity to come third but three months ago everybody said we would finished tenth so I would have signed at that point to finish fourth. I don’t feel we have to be too disappointed with that but what is very disappointing for us is in the games that mattered in the last three or four weeks we couldn’t win. That’s where we have to analyse. But today there were a lot of positives in the game and we have to take a little distance from the defeat because it’s not a 4-1 game today.” On dealing with two heavy home defeats in a week… “It is difficult but this is a job for strong people. When you decide to live in a competitive world you have to deal with that – we cannot complain. It is a bit more difficult when you are young but when you are young you want to be challenged. That is a good opportunity to show we have the mental strength that is needed at this level.” On the free-kick that led to the first goal… “We live in a League now where the divers are rewarded. It’s not right but it is like that. I don’t think the free-kick should have been given but it doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t win the header afterwards. I believe we must live in our job where the referee makes some decisions for you and some against. But defending consequently you should clear the ball on the cross.” On watching his side miss chances… “I still feel I was more worried in February when we were drawing 0-0 without creating a chance. Today I feel we created the chances and had an interesting game. When you see that in a team it’s always easier to correct what doesn’t work defensively; if you don’t create chances you are always more worried.” [Sunday, May 10, 2009] |
dayokanu:DAYOKANU FOR PRESIDENT!! ![]() |
This season's fight for the Women's Premier League title could go all the way to the final round. In the red corner are Arsenal Ladies, bidding for a sixth consecutive crown. In the blue corner are Everton, who ended Arsenal's 108-game unbeaten League run in March. The two contenders will meet on Merseyside on Sunday, May 10 in a game which will almost certainly decide the destiny of the title. http://www.arsenal.com/news/ladies-news/arsenal-v-everton-run-in FA Women's Premier League table 2008-2009 Pos Team P W D L F A +/- Pts 1. Arsenal Ladies 21 19 1 1 88 14 +74 58 2. Everton Ladies 20 19 1 0 65 9 +56 58 |
EVERTON LADIES VS ARSENAL LADIES TITLE DECIDER?! It's all or nothing for Everton Ladies this Sunday. Their clash with Arsenal, which takes place at the Halton Stadium in Widnes (kick-off 2pm) will decide the 2008/09 champions of the Women’s Premier League. The sides have already met four times this season, with the Gunners claiming victory in their Community Shield, League Cup, and FA Cup ties. Yet the Blues' excellent 3-0 victory over Arsenal in March has lead to this title showdown on the final day of the season; Mo Marley's side are top of the league table with a three point advantage. But defeat to Arsenal on Sunday would hand the title over on goal difference and in order to maximize support for the Blues, Everton are allowing Season Ticket holders free entry to the game. Ahead of the clash, evertonfc.com spoke to manager Mo Marley and defender Fern Whelan to get the lowdown on the crunch clash. http://www.evertonfc.com/match/report/0809/37252/everton-ladies-v-arsenal-ladies.html |
INESTA ELIMINATES BLUES, terminates blues dreams, escruciating deafeat, painfull at best!! nobody can so good at being so bad!! THIS IS THE OFFICIAL CONDOLENCE REGISTER FOR CHELSEA FC!! |
CHELSEA plays Arsenal today at the Emirates,chelsea am sure will continue their ULTIMATE search for penalties (ball to Hand and Pro-diving) Please do not Touch your TV during the match, Drogba might just capitalise on that and ![]()
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CHELSEA plays Arsenal today at the Emirates,chelsea am sure will continue their ULTIMATE search for penalties (ball to Hand and Pro-diving) Please do not Touch your TV during the match, Drogba might just capitalise on that and ![]()
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morzook:AMEN!! They will be searching for penalties again and agian. but referees are wiser now. please dont touch yor TV set during the game or Drogba will fall o!! ![]()
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Barça a step closer to league titleJordi Clos The heroes of the Bernabeu and Stamford Bridge make a triumphant return to the Camp Nou tonight knowing that a win against Villarreal will mathematically clinch the league title for FC Barcelona. Victory tonight would put the perfect finishing touch to what has been a fabulous week for all Barça fans. It started last Saturday with a 2-6 annihilation of Real Madrid in the Santiago Bernabeu that all but ended any faint chance that the title could be torn away from Barça’s grasp. Four days later, Barça stormed through to the final of the Champions League thanks to Iniesta’s superb injury-time goal in the second leg in London . In both cases the Canaletes fountain filled with Barça fans to celebrate the team’s achievements. 3 points clinch league title But the icing on the cake would be a win tonight that would hand Barça the La Liga crown in front of the Camp Nou faithful. Saturday’s 3-0 defeat for second-placed Real Madrid away to Valencia means that Barça just need three more points to make their lead unassailable. The much-desired treble crown is getting closer. The first of the three titles will arrive tonight with a win against the Yellow Submarine. The second, the Kings Cup, will be decided in Wednesday’s final against Athletic Club in Valencia. The third will have to wait until 27th May when Barça take on Manchester United in the Champions League Final in Rome. Henry injury setback Against Villarreal, Barça manager Pep Guardiola will be without Thierry Henry , who has knee ligament damage and is receiving special treatment to get him fit in time for the Rome final. Meanwhile, Milito and Márquez remain unavailable due to injury while Pedro has dropped out of the senior squad to play for the reserves. Villarreal have travelled to Barcelona with a 19-man squad. Manager Pellegrini is missing two of his first team regulars, Marcos Senna and Santi Cazorla, and has decided to drop Guille Franco. It promises to be a great night of football between two of the most attractive teams in La Liga. For Barça, a win will hand them the league title while for Villarreal a good result will strengthen their bid for a top-four finish and a place in the Champions League. We’re all set for a great night in the Camp Nou.
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Rooney: Messi Is One Of The Best Ever http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/174/uefa-champions-league/2009/05/07/1251657/rooney-messi-is-one-of-the-best-ever The Manchester United forward has hailed the Argentinian playmaker after being compared to him. May 7, 2009 10:20:42 AM Photo GalleryZoom CL: Wayne Rooney, Manchester United v Celtic (PA) Related Links Players Wayne Rooney Messi Wayne Rooney has laughed off comparisons between him and Lionel Messi and thinks that the Argentinian has a few more tricks up his sleeve that makes him one of the best players ever. Terry Venables said that the duo were similar when playing wide on the left up front, but the Manchester United forward does not agree and explained why. “I don’t think I’ve quite got his trickery but Messi is one of my favourite players and one of the best ever," the Daily Star quote him as saying. Rooney and Messi will be on opposite sides of the ball in the Champions League final in three weeks' time and 'Wazza' is delighted about getting the chance to defend their title in Rome. “It would be amazing and, hopefully, we can do it. We set out at the start of the season to retain the title and be the first team to do it. We’re so close now to doing that. To be honest, I don’t really think about these things that much," he continued. “You have to take each season as it comes. "It’s only when people actually talk to you about doing it that you realise what an achievement it would be. “I think the team is a lot better than when I first joined when I was 18, Cristiano Ronaldo was 19, Darren Fletcher was 20. “We had a lot of young players but over the last few years we’ve got the experience that’s helped the team to progress. “When Roman Abramovich went to Chelsea and all of that money was pumped into them and they won the two league titles, it looked hard to beat them. “But fortunately we stopped them from winning the league for a third year running and we have really kicked on as a club. “Look at the bench we had at Arsenal. We had the likes of Ryan Giggs, Scholesy[Paul Scholes], Carlos Tevez and Dimitar Berbatov. Unbelievable http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/174/uefa-champions-league/2009/05/07/1251657/rooney-messi-is-one-of-the-best-ever @ Bluediva THE SKY IS NOT ALWAYS BLUE!! THE SKY IS NOT ALWAYS BLUE!!
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mufasa:MUSA!! MUSA!!! MUSA!!!! CHELSEA WONT WIN THIS ONE!! CHELSEA CANT WIN THIS ONE!! Arsenal all the way!! |
The N:CHELSEAFC is cursed !! get used to that!! ok? |
messi is in barcelona, leg over ronaldo is in manchester. una dey discuss who better pass 4 chelsea thread. is it because chelsea died and the diciples has scattered ?? help keep chelsea thread alive. next topic . RUfai and Baruwa who is better Meeting point (abadoned chelea thread) ![]() |
chelsea fc is dead. arsenal rocks!! nice people!! |
Fixtures Saturday, 09 May 2009 Barclays Premier League Everton v Tottenham, 15:00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday, 16 May 2009 Barclays Premier League Everton v West Ham, 15:00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunday, 24 May 2009 Barclays Premier League Fulham v Everton, 16:00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday, 30 May 2009 The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON Chelsea v Everton, F, 15:00 Everton's Last Four Consecutive games this season is interestingly against FOUR LONDON opposition Climaxing on the 30 may 2009 against the weakest london club (head to head this season) having drawn today though at home to chelsea's conquerors and best team in london (head to head ) this season. The everton Blues shall don the BLUE colour against chelsea in wembly 4 the FA cup final |
60:47 The ball is crossed by Gareth Bale, clearance by Joseph Yobo. (who dey play for house spurs possession na die!!) 62:20 Steven Pienaar decides to take a short corner[b]. (all this london club players sef)[/b] 62:53 Joseph Yobo takes a shot. Blocked by Jermaine Jenas.(Our own yobo) 63:18 Joseph Yobo produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide right of the target.(this guy don turn attacker o)([/b]Correction - [b]62:53 Joseph Yobo takes a shot. Blocked by Jermaine Jenas.(Yobo na number 9?) 63:59 The ball is crossed by Phil Neville, Gareth Bale gets a block in. 64:31 Steven Pienaar takes a shot. Jonathan Woodgate gets a block in. No be small matter o) mean while fulham wan kill Aston Villa leading by 3-1 Champions league ko shampiyoungs league ni ![]() 69:16 Jermain Defoe produces a left-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide left of the goal. (Fire) 71:37 Steven Pienaar has shot on goal from just outside the box which goes wide of the right-hand upright. 72:11 Louis Saha fouled by Ledley King, the ref awards a free kick. Leighton Baines restarts play with the free kick. (fire 4 fire) 72:53 Free kick awarded for a foul by Joleon Lescott on Ledley King. Direct free kick taken by Heurelho Gomes. 78:59 The referee blows for offside against Jermain Defoe. Indirect free kick taken by Joleon Lescott. ![]() Roman Pavlyuchenko joins the action as a substitute, replacing Luka Modric. (Na now dis bench warmer wan come pay) 81:20 Jack Rodwell takes a shot. Blocked by Tom Huddlestone. (everton don reduce the ball possession of spurs- its now 51-50_ !0 minutes to go Everton no be slave trade o!! dem sabi this thing no be small na the main ogbonge nian!! meanwhile Hull city has died finish trailing by two goals at home to stoke- Relegation fit happen o!! fit'nt it? Free kick awarded for a foul by Jermaine Jenas on Tim Cahill. Jermaine Jenas is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour. 81:58 Steven Pienaar delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel. 84:31 Leighton Baines produces a cross, save made by Heurelho Gomes. 90+1 Tim Howard restarts play with the free kick. 90+2 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Steven Pienaar by Jermaine Jenas. Free kick taken by Tim Howard. The referee blows his whistle to end the game. possession 53% - 47% in favour of Everton blues Playing the best london side this season. Everton looks foreward to playing the weakest London side (head to head) in the FA cup Finals later in the month!! |
SECOND HALF!! The referee gets the second half started. 45:16 Unfair challenge on Alan Hutton by Jack Rodwell results in a free kick. Tom Huddlestone takes the free kick. 46:18 The ball is sent over by Leighton Baines 46:38 Joseph Yobo gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jermain Defoe. Tom Huddlestone takes the free kick. 47:10 A cross is delivered by Steven Pienaar, save made by Heurelho Gomes. Oh boy ee- BBC sport no wan load again o- dem wan fall my hand- na pidgin i go take continue this live comments o!! ![]() 51:20 Eh!! ojoro he wan kill am? free kick jare!! Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Luka Modric by Jack Rodwell. Direct free kick taken by Robbie Keane. 56:54 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Steven Pienaar by Tom Huddlestone. Steven Pienaar takes the direct free (dis guy no just sabi the thing ) |
FIRST HALF- 0-0 |
Arsenal is a lovely team, playing some good soccer appealing to the eyes and brain, not some rough, nagative soccer. Arsenal all the way!! |
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