Waa khayr Juxa. Camal la'aan baa maanta i haysa. Actually I should do some personal stuff but can't be bothered. JB, promotion? Congrats. Dee Dalxiis aniga iyo Maximus inaga casun next time

Afternoon reer shaqaale bilaa camal Cloudy and drisly but loving it

Apart from a crazy 10 mins at the start of the 2nd half we played well. Kuyt is still a crap player and has the touch of an oak tree. He was about to be subbed for Babel then we got the penalty. ps Ngonge, still think Johnson is playing on the wing Everyone benefited apart from Man Utd.

Dubai: The second edition of the Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Creative Sports Awards were held yesterday at the Armani Hotel, Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai. Shaikh Maktoum Bin Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, handed out the awards to 18 sports personalities and institutions representing the UAE and the surrounding Arab region. The winners were selected from 132 submissions from 16 countries. Ahmad Al Sharif, secretary general of the Dubai Sports Council, said of the winners in his address to the audience: "They all share the visions and characteristics consolidated by our first creative sportsman in the country His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai". His Highness Dr Shaikh Sultan Bin Mohammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah was recognised for his services and support of local sport across the UAE and Sharjah with the UAE Sports Personality Award. Essam Bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Chairman of Sharjah Sports Council, collected the accolade in his absence. World Cup bid Meanwhile Qatar's Shaikh Mohammad Bin Hamad Al Thani received the Arab Sports Personality of 2010 for his contribution towards Qatar's successful 2022 World Cup bid. Shaikha Naima Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah of Kuwait was awarded for her improvement of women's sport in the region and UAE footballer Ahmad Khalil received the gong for most promising athlete. In the meantime Arab Creative athlete, coach and institution awards went to Ahmad Mohammad Al Asy (Jordanian gymnast), Jama Mohammad Aden (Somalian athletic coach for Qatar) and the Sudanese Athletic Association respectively. UAE awards for athlete, coach, team and institution also went to Yahya Mansour Al Hammadi (Ju-Jitsu), Ali Hamad Al Badawi (football referee), the UAE Bowling Team and Al Ain Sports Club. Lebanon's Tony Khoury received an award for the Arab sportsman's contribution towards the improvement of international sports, while the award for the athlete with the highest moral values went to Syrian swimmer Firas Mulla. Humanitarian challenges Major General Mahmoud Ali on behalf of The Egyptian National Olympic Committee received a prize for reinforcing the social role of sport. Blind Moroccan Aikido specialist Younus Jaad took the gong for achievement in light of major humanitarian challenges. Abu Dhabi Sports Council and the Qatar National Olympic Committee were awarded for their contributions to the enrichment of sport. These were collected by His Excellency Mohammad Al Mahmoud and Shaikh Saoud Bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani. http://gulfnews.com/sport/sporting-excellence-rewarded-1.742210 Abdi Bile Jamac Karaaciin

Good news. Africaown, happy?

I don't think anything will happen in other larger Arab countries. Unless a leader galvanises the people and makes them believe the govnt needs overthrowing. Even then they might think having people killed to achieve it isn't worth it. Ps hope Tunisia changes for the better.

He has stepped down and fled the country. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12195025 Interesting times. Algerians have been protesting as well. Other Arabs are taking note.

Ngonge, the video also proves Hollywood gives time to the US Foreign policies of which rendition and the killing of Muslims is part and parcel and is necessary to protect the US (something being portrayed in Military approved movies). You don't need it to be written in black and white. Wax fahan. 5;685535 wrote: Norf, you live in the UEA right? Well did you know that News Corp. second biggest shareholder is a Saudi prince? Yes the same News Corp. that owns Fox. In fact the UEA is desperately trying to establish itself as the media hub of the Middle East and invests heavily in Hollywood companies. By firmly beliving Hollywood has an agenda, you are displaying naivity. There are some things that transcend ideals, and money is the biggest. 5, thanks for bringing up NewsCorp and Fox. We all see the Fox agenda and they're also a movie producer. ps Prince Al Waleed is someone who deserves little attention. A man more interested in making a name for himelf than actually doing anything about the situation. Whether he owns part of NewsCorp or not make no difference.

^Are you sure you want a fan of Lucas as a holding midfielder? I agree about Tuujiye warming the bench though

Ngonge, Rafa iska ilow ninyow. He is gone. He won't be back. He is waiting for the City job. Same type of manager. Won't try to win a game after the 60 min mark.

Nuune is in town. Saxib magaaladu is more than suuq dahab ee badownimada jooji

@Qodax Good interview.

^ King Kenny is back to bring some attacking football for the first time in a long time!!!!! Ngonge and Nuune still want Rafa back

The King is back! Bloody Howard Webb.

The only lyrics I remember from Cyprus Hill's song is 'fat boy on diet, don't try it' Ngonge, bariiska iska yaree saxib

Ngonge, watch it at home. Prom, if the military confirms they're 'in cahoots' with Hollywood is it still a conspiracy?

^by 2 Acadamy Award winners no less. Aar daawo bahasha.

Ngonge, its all there. Did you watch the AJE video? 5, Hollywood has an agenda. Am I wrong?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/the-islamification-of-britain-record-numbers-embrace-muslim-faith-2175178.html

This is getting silly now. Waar ma maraakiib baa la waayay?

NGONGE;685367 wrote: Dee sidaan kuu fasira, saaxib? Ok. Here goes. PL is getting money from an unidentified Muslim country to help it with the training and equipping of this "force". SL (your neighbours who you have a border dispute with) sees this as a threat (since there is a weapons embargo on all Somali areas). SL would like to have its own benefactors to supply it, train it and pay for the weapons and equipment. How will it do that when there is a weapons embargo? Aha! There is something in the sky, is it a bird? Is it a plane? It is a plane! Now SL created this negative publicity about PL's alleged breaking of the embargo (which might hopefully put a stop to PL's designs) and at the same time made the issue (of the breaking of the embargo) known to other friendly nations who might choose to wade in and offer their own help to SL. Furthermore, with this unknown "Muslim" nations understood to be an Arab one, SL, by creating all these clouds of dust, are trying to get good old Melez to twitch and stick his nose into proceedings. Imam Farole, once he took his eye of the football, finally realised this, which is why he's trying to create his own clouds of dust with this weak story of Al Shabab links. But you carry on paying attention to minor details of uniforms, courts and cargo planes adeer. Waar kuwani wax ma fahmaan. They're more intersted in imaginary SL embarrassment whilst their pilot flies over PL and misses there 'cities', plane is held and released, noise is made about the arms going there and is reported by all major media outlets. But somehow in their peculiar way of thinking, SL is embarrassed.

^Dhino going to Chelsea would be an insult to the game. ps I saw you wearing an Arsenal shirt in 2004 saaxib lol

^Heh. All I see red herrings and you still sitting on the fence. Tell me Hollywood doesn't have an agenda with a stright face saxib.

http://www.qatarathletics.com/en/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=231:the-coach-of-qatar-athletics-team-jama-aden-wins-mohammed-bin-rashid-al-maktoum-award-for-sports-excellence-as-the-best-arab-coach-&catid=36:news&Itemid=73

The coach of Qatar athletics team Jama Aden won the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award for Sports Excellence as the best Arab coach for the victory of the Qatar youth champions in various international championships and for his supervision on the training of the Sudanese champion Abubaker Kaki. This awarding was announced during a press conference held by the board of trustees of the award yesterday at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai which was attended by the Mr. Mattar Al Tayer, chairman of the board of trustees, and Dr. Ahmed Saad Al Sharif, the secretary general of the award board, and Dr. Atef Odibat the chairman of the arbitration commission, and several members of the board of trustees as well as some other leaders from the sports sector in the UAE. It is worth mentioning that this award was launched last year, bearing the name of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, the Vice President of the UAE and the Governor of Dubai, to award the sports personalities who proved excellence in the sports world locally and regionally. The board of trustees of the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award for Sports Excellence announced yesterday the names of the winners of the second session which witnessed a high turnout of participation in the number of candidates (132 applicants from 16 Arab countries). It is worth notice that the winners of the second session will receive their awards on January 6, 2011, in a grand ceremony that matches with this award value which bears the name of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Vice-President of UAE and the Prime Minister and the Governor of Dubai. Undoubtedly, this award is a huge support to the sports scene in UAE, the Arab world, and the international sports scene that it will extend to cover at a later stage Thursday night should be good