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ortopazz: yea me too dnt think Cr7 will think of such an idea, I mean he his still within the age bracket where footballers like him need glory and moqe awards than the money atleast to an extent, going to Man.citeh will make him totally under Messi forever, atleast he knows that and wouldnt dare, apart from there where else will spend such doe, pSG? Psg? Laughing my yannsh out, I mean u cnt get half of what MADRID can offer him, ranging from fame, glory, a rich tailored past, so I rule them out, chelsea, cnt think of the blue infact it is a nightmare for Ronaldo to think such.
So R.M is sure of Cr7.

the only reason i see CR leaving is if the fans call for him to be sold.

RM has money
RM has history
RM has prestige
RM is filled with controversies and drama
and he is on the way to becoming a legend(damn he is already in that league sef)
and BTW only Man Utd can offer something close and he already did that with Man Utd. He may return there for a spell or possibly portugal his native country.

on a hindsight though, ANYTHING can happen in football.
all of these none of the clubs above can offer him all three

FBS: From the look of things, some people generally lack basic home training. Can't blame them though as it's in their genes. How and who supports which club (and for what reasons) give some hopeless people sleepless nights, we will never know. but hey, they can hug a bleeping transformer if it makes them feel better.
One would think that they actually founded the club itself. SMH

Anyways, back to the topic, the title is as good as over for Real Madrid except well, if the unthinkable happens. Even the Atletico manager confessed that one club like that make the La Liga boring. Again, I can't blame him. He does know what he is saying.

Real should focus on the UCL (as my club can't win it again this season due to lack of a proper striker and a sound manager and a totally wild owner. ) and in the process try to move up the league table.

You could see that the hunger and desire ain't just there for some of the players. Knowing RM and JM, I still won't count them out though.

Let the season roll on!

lols.

but about the UCL with the way we are playing I dont think Ladecima will happen this year. but as they say the form in february determines alot in who performs well in the knock out stages of the UCL. wish us luck bro.

eyoniggar: My brother my friend, burntcable is the only true Madrid fan that I know of, Farahoe too is, guess he's always busy to get on here. As for that so called Fake Blue Supporter, whoever knows the club he truly support emerges from a true IFA genes.

omo aye,
eyodudu padi mi. i don tell you then say as long as I have access to the internet i go dey come back come support REAL MADRID.
we both go way back from the 90's.

ortopazz: Wow been a while, Mou and Madrid! Seriously we are nt doing well, but then again, how can La Liga expect madrid to be the only ones to halt Barcas progress,,, i watch la liga with disdain this days, imagine the way messi even broke the record, it was crazily stuppid, yes am mad,,,, mad at any1 who saiz am a Barka h8er, whats there to h8, they score goals at dime minutes and make the whole football thing vewi annoying.

abegi guy,

no mind Pope jare. sometimes school runs and work makes him yarn Opata. at least he is way sensible and calmer most times unlike one certain C********75.

ortopazz: Now bk to Madrid, itz nt annoying that u guys are losing or drawing, but whats annoying is the attitude to which the matter is addressed, now Cr7 is up for 160million,.,,,, well itz time for the forbidden fruit Falcao to join us seriously, we have to break whatever pact we have with A.Madrid, if we want our title hopes back on the board, seriously am thinking Mou shud be looked into! Just wish Guardiolaz entrance to Berneabeau wont have caused an eruption, my idle candidate would have been him. Though I believe in Mou still.

i dont think CRoro is leaving us. even if he does its not the end of the world either. he just joins the list of marvelous players that have played in the white jersey of real madrid.
and about falcao isnt joining us anytime soon maye after a failed spell in Chelsea.
and BTW flo wants mou to stay.
and concerning pep crossing the fence, even if he thinks of it(which i dont think he will ever) the fear of what barcelona fans will do to him go make am join chelsea instead. barker fans can be wrathful when it comes to crossing to the other side of spain and yet some folks will say RM fans are haters. SMH.

Mcleo007: Usbcable seems to be the only true fan of madrid here. He stands still with the club through thick and thin. Stuff of a true fan. Kudos!

eemcee,
abeg yarn the poster above you wella.

Viva Les Merengues

Johnpaul88: Glory hunters have all fled. There's not more glory to hunt. The centre cannot hold.

this applies more to barcelona since they are winning more than any club presently. but hey how would a cisse7575 "twin" realise the difference.

Johnpaul88: Shame you cannot found a real Real madrid fans. They 're all bunch of Barca haters masquerading as madrid fans.

they exist and are REAL in the heart and soul about Los Blancos. And stop whinning around as if you love real madrid. and FYI I dont hate barca, I have better thing spending my hate on rather than a fragment of catalunya

Johnpaul88: Madrid as a club deserve a better fans. What we found these days are bunch of jokers.

Spare us the sermon Pope, we sabi una kind.

RuuDie: Mourinho is just lucky Real isn't Roman's club. . .

we've been through that phase bro. ask del bosque/capello and schuster.
we sacked more than he did.
and we've moved on to something more constructive

AjanleKoko: Haha Madrid
Not just Real this time

Hala Madrid
the only real club from Espana

medjai: Nice one Asspanyol, lol. After 6 games without a point and without a goal vs Madrid, they sack Pochettino, hire Aguirre and they get a point off Madrid.

Just a matter of time before Mou gets the sack, surely.

line one: no comment
line two: you wish

NEXT

medjai: Celta beat Madrid 2-1. I hope Madrid gets k/o.

what a pity. your focus nowadays are just hopeless.

are you in same bracket as real, or is it just fear.

ddippset: .madrid will make it tru, I just wish they didn't get that late away goal.

another case of misplaced priority and personality complex.
SMH,MT

anyone in the house.

where do i start from

there is so much envy in the world right now
times past it was messi performs only with barca
later messi has not done anything for argentina
later its messi has not scored much goals as pele
now its win three world cups as brazil


but the funny and sad side to the story is you guys directing the anger at CR7 as if he ever did any of the comparisons.lol.
a case of dysfunctional anger.


BTW
congrats to the midget on the new record.

ddippset: why do you think messi would feign an injury?

i dint mention feign

the incident was just too whatever to be anything serious IMHO.

hence my comment.

ddippset: absoluely on point; the falcao show in the atletico game.

corrected.

Geez guys get a life.

not everybody drools over barcelona or any related barcelona item.

and this does not mean "hate" like most of you have against a rival.

Gosh its sickening absolutely pathetic of you guys.

the falcao show
presented to you by la liga
live from madrid

ddippset: in other words when that which he has in his mind backfires, the referee and whoever made the fixture schedule gets the stick.

he will still do what he has in mind whether you feel like wolfgang stark or not.

ddippset: but be rest assured that if the match had ended up in a draw we wouldn't be talking about morinho's courage. Rather we be talking about referees and fixtures this sunday morning.

bottomline
even if referees bleep up he still goes ahead to do what he wants
which is blast the referee for bleeping up.

Johnpaul88: From the injury front;

Messi was declared fit to travel to the Andalusian capital to face Real Betis. Tito will now see if he starts.

.

I never believed he was ever injured in the first place.

it just shows JM is never scared to do what he has in mind.

and

seems Fernando now has his mojo back.
courtesy of Rafa

I may not subscribe to your views "totally"
the stats below shows how he is blossoming under mou.

he just has greater competition from Angeli.
who due to some reasons is sorta preferred over

Mcleo007: THAT GUY IS THE NEXT BIG THING TO HAPPEN FOR THE CAPITAL SIDE. HE'S SUCH A TALENT. SHAME MOANRHINO WONT NURTURE HIM WELL TO FULL POTENCE.

him.

ignorance pervades cyberspace.

tpia1: its a national holiday in some countries though.

would you object to it if you lived in such places?

nope.
its none of ma biz how people wanna make themselves happy by acting silly as long as they dont come near my sakani with the intent to do their gaga madness.

and concerning Jose callejon
he seems to me more of an attacker than a right wing.

if he is made to play more the role of a 9 i think its gonna bear more fruit for us.

he score more goals than that Angeli and forever runs at defenders without end and is very smart at getting behind defenders beating whatever offside trap set.

and most of all he loves the squad.oops I forgot he is a la fabrica output.

FBS: Congrats folks. You guys should go and the way and win it. its about time.
Callejon dey impress me seriously. Another "Raul" in the making?

dont despair pally.

CFC is still in europe and can still win the europa.
if CFC wins the europa no body can come back mouthing about CFC.

bro,
na wa for the judgment given to Mikel.
bottomline: never fvck with the english in england. whether you are right or wrong.

ortopazz: persistence pays brother, I mean I spoke with him last time, and he said he his not always played because he suggests that Madrid shud always fast when in hard times buh Mou feels otherwise, now they fasted and look at the result(sobbing....tears dripping.....blows his nose and looks up to the sky)

very funny.
I hope we stay competitive in all three competitions left
ucl
cdr
and liga

hope fully winning the ucl.
thas gonna be so nice for the squad and fans.
and it'll make baba olowo very fulfilled and once and for all shut calderon and valdano up for good.


maybe htey should just adopt your advise going forward.

ortopazz: I just want to detribalize ajax today,... Thatz all that matters,..praying for Kaka to play!

wish granted
and a he scores too

tpia1: i dont see what the challenge is.

what's the op's take on halloween?

PERSONALLY

I just see it as one of those crazy moments peps freak each other out and play pranks on one another.
BTW

dont see it celebrated here in Naija

pendusky: And why is this making FP?

ask the mods again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and .....


@ mods,
thumbs up

chief batiatus: OP, you should be ashamed of yourself to talk about your hateful religion - pisslam

I have never and insha Allah will never be ashamed of who I am.

a transformer is not far off from your street if you still feel angry at that.


@the rest,

Its just a post to show what happens year in year out in our worlds.
no where does it denigrate christianity but instead preaches tolerance.

obviously most folks did not even bother reading a bit talkless of everything posted before rushing "gun blazing" to attack Islam.

you may hate non-tolerant muslims for their actions or inactions but their actions or "mis-actions" in reality dont define what Islam stands for ideally.

Growing up Muslim in a Christmas World
By Samana Siddiqui
I grew up saturated in Christmas every December. I loved the minty tang of candy canes, the Christmas specials of my favorite sitcoms, and the days off from school. But I was, and am, a Muslim. For my parents, that meant that while I could enjoy some of the cultural aspects of the holiday, setting up a tree in the living room with gifts beneath, along with lights, ornaments, alcohol-free eggnog, and a gingerbread house was a tad bit too much. Muslims have Eid, they explained, and that was fine with me, too. So I grew up expecting Eid to be exciting, while surrounded by Christmas festivity.

But it was far more complex than that. I was never “surrounded” by Eid as I am Christmas. And nothing brings this point home to me more than my own children’s reactions, 30 years later, to the beautiful Christmas lights dotting the homes of our suburb. I interpret their sighs of delight to some sort of feeling that Eid is lacking. Which is why I remind them how Eid is so awesome, nudging them to recall all of the things my husband and I have done to make their holiday memorable. Gifts? Check. Family get-together and fancy clothes? Always. A sense of shared holiday spirit with other Muslims. Of course.

But it still bothers me. I feel like ranting about how “when I was your age”, I prayed on the cold concrete of a hall where wrestling matches were held, not the carpeted, plush floor of a Holiday Inn banquet hall; I never got gifts, just cash that was handed over to my parents once we got home from Eid festivities; I didn’t party with a horde of cousins my age, but mostly family friends whose kids were older or younger. But amazingly, I still had fun and loved Eid, looking forward to my holiday, even though my non-Muslim friends were collecting gift upon gift, and Christmas artwork in class every December was an expected part of the school curriculum.

But as is the case of many parents of my generation, we seek the bigger, the better for our own children. And when it comes to our celebrations, Christmas is our reference point, the standard that we seek to make Eid in America live up to. We may not put up date palm trees in our living rooms, but we make sure our kids have the pricey gifts; we put up lights and decorations in our homes, maybe even our cars; we invest in “Eid Mubarak!” balloons, banners, streamers, and even bibs (as I made my one-year-old wear on Eid-ul-Fitr this year).

I was making Eid a competition with Christmas – which it’s not. And it was my kids who made me realize it.

“Abbu was saying the lights look so nice,” my nine-year-old told me, while we were recently driving past a home with Christmas finery on display. “They’re okay,” she said shrugging nonchalantly.

“Do you feel like you’re missing anything when it’s Christmas?” I asked hopefully. It was a tense moment.

“Nah,” she said, wrinkling her nose. “I have two Eids. Christmas only happens once a year.”

It was clear then, that I had been projecting my own sense of competition and inadequacy onto my kids, who were oh-so-much wiser than their mother. So while I’ll still be looking for nice gifts, I can probably ease up on making my Eid more “Christmas-y” next year.

December poses the challenge of Christmas for many Muslim families, especially those with younger children.

The ubiquitous nature of the holiday makes it unavoidable, whether that is with visits to the mall to take photos with Santa, Christmas songs in stores, or homes decorated with beautiful lights. What can Muslim parents do to foster respect for the holiday of another faith, while helping kids appreciate the celebrations of their own tradition? Here are some ideas:

Communication is key, which is why calling a family meeting to discuss Christmas, however formally or informally, should take place before the holiday this month.

Point out the similarities between not just Christmas, but the celebrations of other faiths, and Eid. All focus on charity, gift-giving, families getting together, etc. This will give kids a larger perspective about the multi-faith nation and world we live in.

Allow your kids to express what they like about Christmas celebrations and see what would be appropriate for you to adopt during Eid. For instance, if you normally give just cash to your children at Eid and they say they wish they could get gifts like their non-Muslim friends, make sure to buy gifts next Eid.

Talk about how every group of people enjoy celebrations, be it religious, patriotic, or other.

Make sure you yourself don’t unconsciously harbor the idea that Eid is not as great as Christmas, which may be coming across to your kids.

Peace,
Sound Vision Team