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ever since i started supporting LFC, the main sponsor has always started with the letter "C"
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hmmm :think:
ever since i started supporting LFC, the main sponsor has always started with the letter "C"
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crown paint..
candy...
Carlsberg..
we call ourselves cutlets la or chops la
chicken cutlets la.. lamb chops la... :bsmilie:
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who is muntari?
Pompey's Muntari focused despite Liverpool link
Sulley Muntari insists he is fully focused on helping Portsmouth progress despite being linked with a possible move to Liverpool.
The club's £7.2million record signing will line up against his potential suitors at Anfield tomorrow adamant that he will not be distracted by any speculation that the Reds might make a bid in next month's transfer window.
Pompey manager Harry Redknapp has described the reports as 'absolute nonsense' even though it might be the only way he could prise much-admired striker Peter Crouch from Merseyside.
But Muntari, who arrived from Udinese just six months ago, has been linked with major clubs before.
And as he prepares for his first Anfield visit he said: 'Often these things just don't happen.
'I have not heard about Liverpool's interest but before I left Ghana six years ago I heard Manchester United wanted to sign me and that it was close after I had a trial with them. I heard they offered a lot of money.
'But it came to nothing and I went to Italy with Udinese instead. It turned out well because they are a fantastic club and the president was like a father to me.
'Now, though, I'm glad to be in England and doing well for Portsmouth. I always said it was my dream to one day play for a big club and although Liverpool are a really big club and a very good side, Portsmouth can be that as well.
'I've got a five-year contract here and don't want anything else in my head right now although I will have to refocus again soon when I go with my country to the African Cup of Nations in January.
'At the moment I will just keep my head down and work hard to keep doing well.'
Despite temporarily retiring from international football after a fall-out with Ghana officials a few years ago, Muntari continued: 'It's great, amazing when you are called up by your country, always a pleasure.
'But it is definitely difficult to leave my club when we are doing so well - like having to turn off good music when you mum comes into the room.
'But Ghana are one of the favourites because we have a good side and we are at home (for the tournament). We think we have special responsibilities to our people.'
Four Portsmouth players will head for the finals which start on January 20 with the final in mid-February - Muntari, Nigeria's Kanu and John Utaka plus Papa Bouba Diop of Senegal.
Redknapp does not expect big money to be available for buying replacements and is resigned to relying on 'quality loans' in the next two months.
But Muntari insists: 'The manager is good and knows what players to pick to fill in. So I will be surprised if Portsmouth are not still doing well when we return. I'm confident they will cope without us.'
Redknapp has warned Liverpool that Pompey have improved since taking four points off them last season - and another in September when only Pepe Reina's penalty save from Kanu denied the south coast side.
He said: 'They've lost a couple of tight games but they have such a great squad and will make loads of changes from the match I watched at Chelsea.
'We'll go to win but we know we'll have to do a lot of defending. It is not deliberate. When teams have Liverpool's quality of player they force you back and you just have to make the most of your chances when they come along.
'We are looking at the Tottenham defeat as just a blip. We are in the mood again but only time will tell whether we are good enough to bounce back - and we've got Arsenal at home on Boxing Day.'
Muntari concurred: 'Liverpool is a tough place to go. They have lost some games now but that could make them dangerous and we will have to fight to gain even a point.
'It will be great to play there. I've never been but I've seen it on TV and I'm looking forward to it but I made my debut for Udinese in the San Siro against Milan and it was a fantastic experience.'
Pompey's unbeaten 12-match Premier League run came to an end at home to Tottenham last Saturday and they have not scored on their own ground for four consecutive matches.
But Muntari maintains: 'I don't think it is a case of preferring to play away from Fratton Park. We are not liking our results there at the moment but they are going to come again.'
:dunno: who is tis fella? :dunno:
Pompey's Muntari focused despite Liverpool link
Sulley Muntari insists he is fully focused on helping Portsmouth progress despite being linked with a possible move to Liverpool.
The club's £7.2million record signing will line up against his potential suitors at Anfield tomorrow adamant that he will not be distracted by any speculation that the Reds might make a bid in next month's transfer window.
Pompey manager Harry Redknapp has described the reports as 'absolute nonsense' even though it might be the only way he could prise much-admired striker Peter Crouch from Merseyside.
But Muntari, who arrived from Udinese just six months ago, has been linked with major clubs before.
And as he prepares for his first Anfield visit he said: 'Often these things just don't happen.
'I have not heard about Liverpool's interest but before I left Ghana six years ago I heard Manchester United wanted to sign me and that it was close after I had a trial with them. I heard they offered a lot of money.
'But it came to nothing and I went to Italy with Udinese instead. It turned out well because they are a fantastic club and the president was like a father to me.
'Now, though, I'm glad to be in England and doing well for Portsmouth. I always said it was my dream to one day play for a big club and although Liverpool are a really big club and a very good side, Portsmouth can be that as well.
'I've got a five-year contract here and don't want anything else in my head right now although I will have to refocus again soon when I go with my country to the African Cup of Nations in January.
'At the moment I will just keep my head down and work hard to keep doing well.'
Despite temporarily retiring from international football after a fall-out with Ghana officials a few years ago, Muntari continued: 'It's great, amazing when you are called up by your country, always a pleasure.
'But it is definitely difficult to leave my club when we are doing so well - like having to turn off good music when you mum comes into the room.
'But Ghana are one of the favourites because we have a good side and we are at home (for the tournament). We think we have special responsibilities to our people.'
Four Portsmouth players will head for the finals which start on January 20 with the final in mid-February - Muntari, Nigeria's Kanu and John Utaka plus Papa Bouba Diop of Senegal.
Redknapp does not expect big money to be available for buying replacements and is resigned to relying on 'quality loans' in the next two months.
But Muntari insists: 'The manager is good and knows what players to pick to fill in. So I will be surprised if Portsmouth are not still doing well when we return. I'm confident they will cope without us.'
Redknapp has warned Liverpool that Pompey have improved since taking four points off them last season - and another in September when only Pepe Reina's penalty save from Kanu denied the south coast side.
He said: 'They've lost a couple of tight games but they have such a great squad and will make loads of changes from the match I watched at Chelsea.
'We'll go to win but we know we'll have to do a lot of defending. It is not deliberate. When teams have Liverpool's quality of player they force you back and you just have to make the most of your chances when they come along.
'We are looking at the Tottenham defeat as just a blip. We are in the mood again but only time will tell whether we are good enough to bounce back - and we've got Arsenal at home on Boxing Day.'
Muntari concurred: 'Liverpool is a tough place to go. They have lost some games now but that could make them dangerous and we will have to fight to gain even a point.
'It will be great to play there. I've never been but I've seen it on TV and I'm looking forward to it but I made my debut for Udinese in the San Siro against Milan and it was a fantastic experience.'
Pompey's unbeaten 12-match Premier League run came to an end at home to Tottenham last Saturday and they have not scored on their own ground for four consecutive matches.
But Muntari maintains: 'I don't think it is a case of preferring to play away from Fratton Park. We are not liking our results there at the moment but they are going to come again.'
:dunno: who is tis fella? :dunno:
if SING govt buy, then can put Cheesecake or Carrot Cake
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hehehe
NONYA SPESHOW with a tinge of F.T thrown in(cheesecake- the cake la, not me. is not local mah, considered foreign import. hahahaha). :thumbsup:
extra spicy!
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i want blackblack one horr. :bsmilie:
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Let's get ready to GUESS GUESS GUESS!
Correct Score Prediction = 3points!
Correct 1st Scorer for LFC = 1point!
Correct Last Scorer for LFC = 1point!
Hat-Trick Hero Perfect Guess Guess Guess! = 5points!
so in any game, the max point a participant can net is a total of 10points.
Sorting Out the Grey Areas.
1). in the event of 1-0 end result, the 1st scorer will be taken as the last scorer even though the participant might haf anticipated 2-0 or 22-0 and haf listed someone else as the last scorer.
2). the prediction is good till the Final Whistle, which includes Extra-time but not Penalty Shootout.
Current standings:
1) Cheesecake 17 points
2) roadrunner 14 points
3) jfoo 12 points
4) airfins 9 points
5) kelccm 9 points (updated!)
6) zhapchit 8 points
7) dfstan 8 points
8) grumpy 7 points
9) blazer_works 6 points
10) xen0275 4 points
11) estronutz 3 points
12) roDz 3 points
13). canew 3 point
14). nemesis32 2 points
15). mpenza 1 point
16). dnd 1 point
Saturday, 22 December
Liverpool v portsmouth
ANFIELD
1). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN! (Torres, Torres) cheesecake
2). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN! (Torres, Kuyt) roadrunner
3). 8-0 LIVERPOOL WIN! (Torres, Torres) blazer_workz (Expect the unexpected!!!)
4). 3-1 liverpool wins! (Gerrard, Torres) dfstan
5). 1-0 LIVERPOOL Win (Babel) Portsmouth has always been a tough team for L'pool Rodz
6). 4-1 LIVERPOOL WIN! (Gerrard, Alonso!!!) kelccm
Correct Score Prediction = 3points!
Correct 1st Scorer for LFC = 1point!
Correct Last Scorer for LFC = 1point!
Hat-Trick Hero Perfect Guess Guess Guess! = 5points!
so in any game, the max point a participant can net is a total of 10points.
Sorting Out the Grey Areas.
1). in the event of 1-0 end result, the 1st scorer will be taken as the last scorer even though the participant might haf anticipated 2-0 or 22-0 and haf listed someone else as the last scorer.
2). the prediction is good till the Final Whistle, which includes Extra-time but not Penalty Shootout.
Current standings:
1) Cheesecake 17 points
2) roadrunner 14 points
3) jfoo 12 points
4) airfins 9 points
5) kelccm 9 points (updated!)
6) zhapchit 8 points
7) dfstan 8 points
8) grumpy 7 points
9) blazer_works 6 points
10) xen0275 4 points
11) estronutz 3 points
12) roDz 3 points
13). canew 3 point
14). nemesis32 2 points
15). mpenza 1 point
16). dnd 1 point
Saturday, 22 December
Liverpool v portsmouth
ANFIELD
1). 3-0 LIVERPOOL WIN! (Torres, Torres) cheesecake
2). 2-0 LIVERPOOL WIN! (Torres, Kuyt) roadrunner
3). 8-0 LIVERPOOL WIN! (Torres, Torres) blazer_workz (Expect the unexpected!!!)
4). 3-1 liverpool wins! (Gerrard, Torres) dfstan
5). 1-0 LIVERPOOL Win (Babel) Portsmouth has always been a tough team for L'pool Rodz
6). 4-1 LIVERPOOL WIN! (Gerrard, Alonso!!!) kelccm
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great shag!
MORE SORDID DETAILS ABOUT THE MANYOO XMAS BASH
Three Manchester United players are said to have 'roasted' a female party-goer at their Christmas party.
The girl, vaguely described as being 19 years old, is said to have had sex with up to six men at the Great John Street Hotel on Monday evening. Apparently delighted with her own performance, she is reported to have boasted after the encounter, "They said I was a great shag".
The Sun quotes another 'sickened' party-goer recalling: "I was upstairs in the hotel gossiping with a friend when I heard cheering and clapping noises coming from one of the rooms.
"We could hear the voices of around five or six men - together with the groaning noises of a girl who was clearly having sex.
"The men were shrieking like hyenas and shouting, 'Get in there'. My mate and I sat shocked as it was so vile.
"After a few minutes the men filed out of the room laughing, and rushed downstairs for more booze. I recognised three of them as members of the Manchester United squad - one of them a well-known name."
A few minutes later, the girl is said to have emerged from the hotel room. With a memorable narrative that conjures up so many images, the unnamed party-goer recounts:
"I asked if she was OK and she said, 'Yeah, of course. Why wouldn't I be? They said I was a great shag' and then she hobbled down the corridor."
Described as 'sickened', the guest then decided to leave.
"After that me and my mate left. I was shocked by the idea there had been an orgy at the party. It felt so sleazy."
Presumably, as one of the 100 or so 'pretty girls' hand-picked to keep the Manchester United players company during the evening, she expected the party to consist of a discussion about Hegel's philosophy and the literature of Kafka before a few waltzes on the dancefloor signalled the end of the evening.
MORE SORDID DETAILS ABOUT THE MANYOO XMAS BASH
Three Manchester United players are said to have 'roasted' a female party-goer at their Christmas party.
The girl, vaguely described as being 19 years old, is said to have had sex with up to six men at the Great John Street Hotel on Monday evening. Apparently delighted with her own performance, she is reported to have boasted after the encounter, "They said I was a great shag".
The Sun quotes another 'sickened' party-goer recalling: "I was upstairs in the hotel gossiping with a friend when I heard cheering and clapping noises coming from one of the rooms.
"We could hear the voices of around five or six men - together with the groaning noises of a girl who was clearly having sex.
"The men were shrieking like hyenas and shouting, 'Get in there'. My mate and I sat shocked as it was so vile.
"After a few minutes the men filed out of the room laughing, and rushed downstairs for more booze. I recognised three of them as members of the Manchester United squad - one of them a well-known name."
A few minutes later, the girl is said to have emerged from the hotel room. With a memorable narrative that conjures up so many images, the unnamed party-goer recounts:
"I asked if she was OK and she said, 'Yeah, of course. Why wouldn't I be? They said I was a great shag' and then she hobbled down the corridor."
Described as 'sickened', the guest then decided to leave.
"After that me and my mate left. I was shocked by the idea there had been an orgy at the party. It felt so sleazy."
Presumably, as one of the 100 or so 'pretty girls' hand-picked to keep the Manchester United players company during the evening, she expected the party to consist of a discussion about Hegel's philosophy and the literature of Kafka before a few waltzes on the dancefloor signalled the end of the evening.
Wah...later sure ask me to sleep early....:bsmilie:
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