airmark:
It's obvious lordfalcao is offline. Lacasera manager, will soon buzz us.

bigkesh:

Oh my goodness

donjazet:
Lord falcao, news reaching me from France is that your striker lacazette has been snubbed in the France call-up and a certain 17 year old kid, mpappe from Monaco was chosen in his stead. what say you, this is certainly a hammer blow to your campaign, just saying.

bigkesh:
Egbon DAYO.. ..How is Nabil Keita doing? Has he dropped yet?

Ibime:


Except it would only be worse in Europe for Fabregas. The PSG game where they went down to 10 men, even their depleted two man midfield were bullying him all over the park to the point he could not carry himself and his team across the halfway line. How quickly we forget. The tougher the game the more of a liability Fabregas becomes.

No team in history has ever been successful deploying Fabregas in a midfield two. The closest was Chelsea in 14/15 and as soon as teams sussed him out as a weak point halfway through the season, he was redeployed to AM and Zouma brought in. I don't plan for Chelsea to be a team that stacks their prospects on Fabregas being a mainstay in a midfield two. He has no track record of success in that position from 2004 till date.

bigkesh:


If you think anyone here wants Fabregas as our CM next season them you have not been following
We know we can do better, but for now no one is better


That's the point we have been trying to make.. ..It's just like the Pedro vs Willian thing

Ibime:


For now the only one that is better is the one playing and getting you to 95 points for the season. End of.

Why carry HBP for a season that has 2 months to run and is already in the bag. There's something more to it.

bigkesh:

The ghosts of 2 Years still lingers in our minds


We ignored our late dip in form because we were leading comfortably.. ..Maybe if we had bought decent players to compete with Iva, Cahill, Matic and Terry, we would have something to look forward to on Tuesdays


So yes we can't ignore Cahill, Matic and any other passenger once again so they can break our hearts again next season ....


You are right, there is something more to it

TapDance:
Death to Chelsea, FVCK the Missionary Scum and their Russian MobLord.


2700===Vanquay wuz not ere thanks to a lengthy year ban but I'm standing in.

Ibime:


So why all the talk about Fabregas? Someone who is not even the solution now will not be the solution next season.

Matic is serviceable even in the heat of UCL next season, Fabregas is not.

Matic and Fabregas is like Thiago and Veron in 2004. Veron had no long term future but Thiago was very serviceable and still woulda been serviceable had Essien not replaced him.

Fabregas has no long term future in 3-4-3. I see no sense in encouraging him and his supporters. He will make few assists and have people supporting his extended stay meanwhile just setting you up to be carrying long term structural weakness. Look how long it took to get the structural weakness of Juan Mata out the door because of his supporters. If someone is going to create such problems for you tactically as a manager, it's better you freeze them out like Veron and Mata than allow them develop a groundswell of fan support.

bigkesh:

You make a solid point but Matic must also leave. ...

What he brings to the table is unacceptable

Elnino4ladies:
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TapDance:
Death to Chelsea, FVCK the Missionary Scum and their Russian MobLord.


2700===Vanquay wuz not ere thanks to a lengthy year ban but I'm standing in.

LordEmperoris1:
Onye muru nwa?

TapDance:


I don't speak "Barbarian"

TapDance:


I don't speak "Barbarian"

hardwerk:
tell me yoruba and igbo which is more barbaric?glorified slowpoke

TapDance:


[b] I honestly had no idea that was iboe


Hmm, that's a rather easy choice to make, Yoruba is light years ahead of Iboe in language structure, vowels and grammar or anything for that matter...Many prestigious public Universities in the United States Offer classes in it, Much more classes than iboe, actually I have never heard of a university offering Iboe.

In addition, when you take into account, Yoruba was Translated to the Bible first by Samuel Ajayi Crowther, that highlights the fact It had an easy Phonetical structure that could be written In letters. I also find it fascinating it has multiple dialects yet A uniform structure that several Regions and countries can easily communicate in.


Moreover, You can write down as you speak as its a tonal sound, all you have to do is just place the "acute" and "grave" symbols on its vowels...So it makes it rather easy to learn, have you fvcked a Yoruba bìtch as she's Moaning? I have not but I have heard its an experience to die for.





So yeah, Yoruba is way way ahead, In fact, Although I might speak it like an "Akáta" I actually find it easier to speak...




Yawns, Intellectual imp go and sleep and stop Setting yourself up for Pummelings...I prefer doing my thing and trolling your board but I'm also Quite capable of beating you senseless academically or "argumentatively".


Let's not drag Tribalism into this, I can give you a thousand and one reasons why Yorubas are superior just as I can pull a thousand and three reasons from my arsecrack why the Jews from the Land whoms sun refuses to rise is superior
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TapDance:


[b]I honestly had no idea that was iboe


Hmm, that's a rather easy choice to make, Yoruba is light years ahead of Iboe in language structure, vowels and grammar or anything for that matter...Many prestigious public Universities in the United States Offer classes in it, Much more classes than iboe, actually I have never heard of a university offering Iboe.

In addition, when you take into account, Yoruba was Translated to the Bible first by Samuel Ajayi Crowther, that highlights the fact It had an easy Phonetical structure that could be written In letters. I also find it fascinating it has multiple dialects yet A uniform structure that several Regions and countries can easily communicate in.


Moreover, You can write down as you speak as its a tonal sound, all you have to do is just place the "acute" and "grave" symbols on its vowels...So it makes it rather easy to learn, have you fvcked a Yoruba bìtch as she's Moaning? I have not but I have heard its an experience to die for.





So yeah, Yoruba is way way ahead, In fact, Although I might speak it like an "Akáta" I actually find it easier to speak...




Yawns, Intellectual imp go and sleep and stop Setting yourself up for Pummelings...I prefer doing my thing and trolling your board but I'm also Quite capable of beating you senseless academically or "argumentatively".


Let's not drag Tribalism into this, I can give you a thousand and one reasons why Yorubas are superior just as I can pull a thousand and three reasons from my arsecrack why the Jews from the Land whoms sun refuses to rise is superior
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TapDance:





Moreover, You can write down as you speak as its a tonal sound, all you have to do is just place the "acute" and "grave" symbols on its vowels...So it makes it rather easy to learn, have you fvcked a Yoruba bìtch as she's Moaning? I have not but I have heard its an experience to die for.

bigkesh:
Klopp can't rely on Mane,Firmino and Coutinho

Coutinho for all his talents is very inconsistent, Firmino is better off on the wings


I don't like Pep at all because I be Mourinho's boy,but if he can tone down the attacking obsession just a bit, he will be a hit..
He has dominated every big game this season bar Spurs away, he needs to work on his defensive mindset the same thing Jose needs to do on his attacking game



We are lucky to have the man who seems to strike a balance.. ..He doesn't park bus and he is not obsessed with possession
Carlo is another one like that

TapDance:


We all know English referees and the FA are bunch of corrupt faags...Next season in the UCL I wonder what magic Kanye will produce to avoid a Doping ban.

Elnino4ladies:
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