ghettodreamz:

With the above comment, without any doubt, it shows you are still single.

Although it's one of the elements of marriage which leads to reproduction, and subsequently, rearing of kids. However, there is more to being married than just sexual intercourse alone. When you are married, it makes you feel some sense of maturity, and become a more responsible adult.
It's a new phase of life and you start seeing things in a more different ways than the way you would have seen them or had always seen them while you were still single. Marriage comes with a lot of commitments, responsibilities, perseverance and sacrifice; if you are not ready physically, emotionally, psychologically (mentally), materially and financially- marriage is not for you.

you have said it all

[quote author=Havilah

Possible line-ups

Chelsea: Courtois; Azpilicueta, Cahill, Ivanovic, Luis;
Ramires, Matic, Fabregas; Willian, Hazard, Costa

Schalke: Fährmann, Clemems, Ayan, Höwedes, Aogo,
Neustädter, Boateng, Draxler, Huntelaar, Sam, Choupo-
Moting[/quote] wrong line up bro.................

Courtois

Branislav Ivanovic

Gary Cahill



John Terry



Cesar Azpilicueta



Cesc Fabregas



Oscar



Eden Hazard



Andre Schuerrle



Nemanja Matic


Diego Costa
confirmmmmmmmmm

thank God Nigerians are now getting wiser

why is everybody talking about Mikel when super Eagles don't have coach

Mourinho and Guardiola clashed several times when both were heading up Real Madrid and Barcelona, and it seems their old feud is still continuing.

According to the Express, both managers clashed at last week’s UEFA coaches summit over the length of grass on a football pitch.

Guardiola claimed grass should not be longer than 1.5cm (currently 3cm) and be watered before every match to make tie game quick and more beautiful.

To this, Mourinho countered: “Everyone has his style of play, which should be respected. Football can be spectacular in several ways.”

And Guardiola reportedly responded: “The beauty of football depends on the coach. It seems to me that Mourinho prefers the result to the spectacle. I know to him that’s all that matters.”

The spat ended there but was now reignited by Mourinho on Wednesday when he told German publication Bild that Guardiola’s bald head is an indication that he doesn’t enjoy football.

“If you enjoy what you’re doing, you don’t lose your hair. He’s got a bald head. Guardiola doesn’t enjoy football,” he said.

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surawilly: Former Nigeria star Etim Esin has disclosed that Super Eagles midfielder John Obi Mikel is not worthy of putting on the is not worthy wearing Nigeria's number 10 jersey following his below par outing at the ongoing 2014 Fifa World Cup.
Esin who wore the country's national team respected jersey number between 1988 and 1992 lambasted Mikel after his disappointing display that led to the country's exit in the round of 16 to France.

"Mikel was a big flop in Brazil. He wears Nigeria’s No.10 jersey but he did not show he is worthy of wearing it at the big stage like the World Cup,” Esin told NigeriaNewsWatch.

"He rose to the occasion in South Africa but in Brazil he was not committed and ended up as a monumental disaster.

"Look at how other players who wore No.10 jerseys for their respective countries have been playing including Messi, Neymar, Sneijder and the young chap from Colombia, James Rodriquez.

"He failed to carry Eagles along as the pilot of the team. Have you seen a No.10 that did not make a goal attempt let alone of scoring. Jokes apart, Mikel has not shown he deserves to wear our No.10 jersey."

He however called on the former Flying Eagles midfielder to improve his game and follow the path of the country's legends like Henry Nwosu and Austin Okocha who shone wearing the jersey number during their active days for Super Eagles.

"He should go and watch the video clips of Henry Nwosu and Jay Jay Okocha including my humble self and get some tutorials on how they played as Nigeria’s No.10. You must be special to wear the No.10 jersey and for me, has not done anything special.

"While Musa and Osaze were busy taking all the free kicks and corner kicks he was idle strolling in the pitch. As soon as Onazi was stretchered out, he was exposed.

"I don’t have anything against Mikel, when he came into limelight I was one of the first person that tipped him for greatness but I am amazed that he has yet to live up to expectations and I am highly disappointed.

“There is no doubt that he is a good player having shown his qualities in the past, but he has to raise his game at the moment considering the fact that he plays for a big club like Chelsea or else he would continue to warm their bench. I am giving him this advice for his own personal interest,” he concluded.

http://m.goal.com/s/en-ng/news/4938224?ICID=HP_HN_2

clap for ur self............How many trophys did u win with ur no. 10 jersey in ur time?