^I know what you mean man, I know what you mean

Originally posted by Che -Guevara: quote:Originally posted by Norf 2: Not so funny,,,,,,,,,, Come on....lighten up little, that was funny... What was so funny about it?

^When the fat lady (Rafa) sings and all that,,,,,,,

Inter are very average. Their midfielders are both holding midfielders (Cambiasso and Zanneti), their wingers are more like centre backs (Stankovich). Strikers are big and slow. Man Utd by 2 goals I say. LFC and Arsenal look good but Chelsea will have a tough task against Juve.

Isn't Sana the Arab Capital of Culture this year?

Not so funny,,,,,,,,,,

Ina lillahi wa ina ilayhi raajicuun. Allah yarxamhu. Sabr wa imaan to you and the family.

^Be sure to watch when you can. Yep late CL nights are back!

Make a note from about 3 min 55 secs

Waryaaraheen, I think I can more than manage workin for the UN. A&T, I will send you my CV.

Marc, some good football punditry there. Another q. Was it correct for the UAE to refuse a visa for the Israeli tennis player who was a former IDF soldier? Even though they allowed her to play last year.

^I blame Rafa who has done his best to unsettle the team all season. The guy needs to stop always thinking about the next game and play his best team.

Isn't Vegas in a desert anyway?

Isbadal aaynu rumaysan karno!

^Looking good for Man Utd. LFC seem to be giving up.

Malik, Allah yarxamu, was way ahead of his time. Great articles/interview/speaches can be found online.

8 Oscars!

Marc, How do you think Liverpool will do in the Prem? Will they win it?

Abu Dhabi just bailed us out. Good news :cool: Best day for Dubai market in three months Dubai’s main index rallies as much as 6 per cent after the emirate launched a US$20 billion (Dh73bn) bond programme, of which the UAE central bank subscribed to half. Analysts expect the gains to be sustained in coming weeks, as the news of the bond issue and Abu Dhabi’s recent announcement that it would inject Dh16bn into its banks are absorbed by investors. “This is a great response [to Dubai’s bond issuance news],” said Shiv Prakash, an equity investment analyst at MAC Capital Advisors. “We can expect more liquidity to come into the market and strong volumes across the board as well.” Analysts said while markets remained volatile, volumes were heavy and steadily rising over the past few weeks with bluechips including Emaar Properties and Arabtec expected to gain ground. Traded volume on the DFM rose to 929,714,169 today. “This should have a long term effect that will be good for the market; we are nearing new, higher resistance levels,” said Mr Prakash, adding that he believed the DFM’s general index could rise past the 1800 mark in the short term. Emaar Properties shares advanced 14.81 per cent to Dh2.17 today after falling about 9 per cent on Sunday following news that John Laing Homes, the firm’s subsidiary in the US, had filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy last week. shamdan@thenational.ae

Finally, back to the Prem! Villa vs Chelskov is a BIG game today.

Allah yarxamu. Everytime I hear of a stabbing/shooting I fear it could be a Somali kid on the end of it.

O dodgiest of dodgy men, our friend A&T dodgy geezer indeed.

A reasonable request within a reasonable time.

Anigu kuma jiro liiska!