e beta 4 dm lyk dat..buh 4 grace amah,she 2 young 2 b married.

mehn me i would vouch f or mr. ibu he's da bomb every woman's dream.wat do ya'l fink

abi ma broda nofin  concern you at all at all,nuo'vu'le\n kwa...........

fifa aint gat ako' nu'che.

me prefer all of them bt 1 stands tall to me gues who.............genevieve nnaji!fank u.

at everyone yeah we wud nt mind him if he runs naked bt d fact remains that we av lost d match!!!!!!!!!!!hhahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!

yeah 2 all dont mind dem dey r embarassing demselves

DAT ONE CONCERN THEM IF DEM LYK DEM MAKE US PROUD IF DEM LYK DEM MAKE US FROWN.

yeah sure to b true dont mind those people

u b fowl wy go lay egg or u b both human beign and animal?which ones nw?

shey b even me too

na madness b dat one nw wetin u wan call am before?

abi! i lyk dat bt we don loose the march by Gods grace!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ooby its too late abeg.

i no fit shout wel wondas shal neva cease imagine d temerity concobility foul liverity audacity boldacity shamelesity nd fearlesity of dose orchins cald students.

Jose Mourinho has revealed his
transfer plans for his new job at
Real Madrid and hinted that he
could target English midfield duo
Frank Lampard and Steven
Gerrard.
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Mourinho is set to take charge at
the Santiago Bernabeu once terms
have been finalised between Real
and European champions Inter
Milan, after Madrid sacked Manuel
Pellegrini on Wednesday night to
clear the way for his arrival.
Speaking to Spanish newspaper
AS, Mourinho lifted the lid on his
plans for new recruits as he bids
to challenge Barcelona's
dominance of La Liga.
"I like players at the end of their
careers. I love to have some
players around 33 or 34-years-
old,'' he said. "They are players
that you buy which you cannot
recoup the money from, but if
you get two or three years out of
them it is worth it. Both (Lampard
and Gerrard) are two great
players and always give
everything."
Mourinho dismissed the idea of
signing Benfica left-back Fabio
Coentrao, describing him as a
Portuguese Marcelo (who already
plays at Madrid), and distanced
himself from a move for Angel Di
Maria as well.
"Di Maria is a fantastic player in a
smaller league,'' he said. ''I have
doubts about how he can
perform in a championship like
Spain or Italy. If he is available at
an affordable price then I will take
the risk, but the price is
extortionate, and I do not like my
clubs to pay crazy prices for
players. I want three or four
defensive players, but we need to
improve the attack as well."
Speaking on possible formations,
Mourinho hinted he could move
for Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole,
who has been linked with a move
to join his former boss in the
summer, but also admitted his
admiration for Inter's Maicon on
the other side of defence.
"Normally I play with four at the
back, with two offensive full-
backs like [Ashley] Cole and
Maicon. Then a triangle in midfield
and three forwards," he said.
Mourinho also responded to the
Madrid fans who want to win,
obtain titles but also see good
football: ''My Madrid will always
play well, attack and will be
winners. However, there will be
times when we will have to face
the game in a different manner.
''Having said that, my team
always goes out on the pitch with
a clear idea: to win. And if we are
winning 3-1 and we only have 10
players on the pitch, then my
players will have to sit back to
defend. That's the way it is.
''It's very difficult during 90
minutes to always be better than
your opponent. There's always a
time in which you need to be a
team and make sacrifices. It will
be a balanced team. A team that
plays to win titles must be aware
aware of its virtues and its
defects and has to work as a unit.
''A team that wants to win titles
has to win games and a team that
wants to win games has to play
well. We will be a side with its
own identity, we will not imitate
anybody. The identity will be set
by the players and me. For this
we will have to work very hard.''
While he was cagey about his
future at Inter before the
Champions League final, Mourinho
admitted that he had already
made the decision to move
before he lifted the trophy.
"Before the final, a decision was
made to come to Madrid. After
that Inter knew it was not about a
new contract or money. I want to
coach Real," he concluded.

Argentina coach Diego Maradona
has promised that he will run
naked through the streets of
Buenos Aires if his side manage
to win their first World Cup since
1986.
Maradona lifted the trophy as
player at Mexico '86 and is in
charge of the national team in
South Africa. The ever-
controversial coach has now
promised to streak if he leads his
side to glory again.
"If we win the Cup then I will run
naked to the Obelisk in Buenos
Aires," he said after Argentina's
5-0 drubbing of Canada.
Maradona also insisted that he left
star player Lionel Messi out of the
side for the friendly because of a
fear over injury before the
tournament, claiming he told
Messi: "If something had
happened to you in that match,
I'd have been shot - you know
where."
Messi is yet to capture his best
form for his country, with many
claiming he is played out of
position by Maradona. The
forward plays in a free role
behind the two strikers under
Maradona, but has found success
on the right side of a three-
pronged attack for his club side,
Barcelona.
Yet he claims that the decision is
down to the coach. "I don't know.
It's Diego's decision,'' he said.
"But I think Argentina are
fortunate to have so many top-
quality forwards.
"I won't change. I'll keep playing
in the same way. I hope to be able
to do what I do for Barcelona in
the national team without my
form suffering. I have also won
everything individually and now I
would like to do the same with
Argentina."

Cesc Fabregas has placed his
future in the hands of Arsene
Wenger and says he will not let
his possible transfer to Barcelona
distract him from his World Cup
campaign with Spain.
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Fabregas is believed to have told
Arsenal he wants to leave for
Barcelona this summer and bring
to an end a seven-year stay in
North London that has seen him
mature into one of world
football's leading midfielders.
Barcelona are yet to make a firm
offer for the player who quit their
youth academy to join the
Gunners in 2003, but the Spanish
champions revealed on Tuesday
that initial contact had been made
between the two clubs.
Fabregas has spoken of the
"respect" he has for Wenger after
confirming he held a lengthy
conversation with the Arsenal
manager, and says his destiny will
now be determined by his club,
leaving him free to focus on the
World Cup.
"I will only say one thing, I have
great respect for Arsene Wenger,
for Arsenal Football Club and for
the Arsenal fans," Fabregas said in
a press conference. "Sometimes
not even in my house have I felt
more loved than I have at Arsenal.
"I had a long conversation with
Arsene, it is probably the greatest
conversation I have had with someone in my life, and I respect him so much and I don't want to say too much about this."He told me to concentrate on my football, to concentrate on the World Cup. He told me to leave it in his hands and he will deal with whatever happens for my future.That is what I'm doing:concentrate on my football."It is not up to me anymore, it is just now about Arsenal and however it has to be, that is it. I don't want to say anything else, I just want to be focused on the World Cup because it is the most important thing. The rest is the future, and I am not interested in the future."Fabregas missed the conclusion of the Premier League season due to a fractured leg but says he is recovering well ahead of the finals in South Africa."The feelings couldn't be better after training three days normally," Fabregas said. "Now it's as if I'm in pre-season, I have heavy legs which is normal at the start."

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