^^ Jose's game plan worked out perfectly and his team was the one more likely to score before the sending off. If it were not only for lack of composure or making the right pass. Barca on the other hand did not do much of note until AFTER the sending off. As for playing for a clean sheet at home in a two-legged semi-final, bal ka fakkar waxaan aad qortay, saaxib! Heh. Norf, Alonso is great but he's no Xavi. Chelsea need the latter more than the former. p.s. A Madrid v United final would have been more competitive than a Barca v United one.

^^ That was not Siilaanyo related, my dear Che. That was to do with the actual way the "doorasho" took place.

Gheelle.T;715085 wrote: Odayga way soo dhoweeyeen Carabtu. Waryaa NGONGE, ma la socotaa odayga? How ve you been anywy? Anigu mucaarid ban ahay, saaxib (UDUB all the way). I think Norf ayaa la socday. As for the Arabs; it looks like they were told to treat him nicely. All in all, whatever deals he makes with them should go to improve the livelyhood of the people of SL and help him steal a march on all political opposition (within and without).

A state that exists in western parties and websites? Sounds like Xarragow finally convinced someone to join her single fight. Heh. Naga daaya dee.

He's already talking about joining the Arab League. Heh.

Heh. Eleen Taleexi sidaydii laba calan-leh ayuu aha! War sadix ka dhig ban ku idhi.

Personal log: It's the fifth day of his holiday and NG is starting to lose the plot. The natives (and their little female visitors) are making him watch and engage in very childish (not to mention girly) activities. It is my worst nightmare, I tell ya. I'm tempted to cancel my holiday now.

XX, adeer sawirahan badan naga daa dee. They're no good for Thankful's health.

^^ I got it all planned. The children get one day each where they get to do or go whereever they choose. The Mrs gets one day and the mistress one. The rest is for me to relax and do my own thing (or was that chew?). Disclaimer: I do not have a mistress as of yet but one must always plan for such fortunate eventualities.

^^ War waa khamees. Swansea sounds good. Heh@the town is without Siilaanyo.. are you planning to steal the president's golden caday?

^^ LFC were pressing the hell out of city all game (it was almost Barca like). Heh. Tuujiye;709299 wrote: NORF, sxb carabta sidaa u joogtay ayaad waxaa noqotay dhoore! lool... waraa I know you know football well and that you love players like David Luiz so stop the show. This kid is the best CB in the league today and the world agrees to that. laakiin Liverpool fan who think Lucas is a starting 11 player ayaa wax ka sheegayaan top class players... Maba taqaantaan quality ee maxaad farta u fiiqeysaan? where the hell is A&T when you need him! Wareer Badanaa!!! Ignore Norf dee. Luiz is a great player who has the potential to become the best in the world. But you only notice that becuase you're a Chelsea fan hadi kale mabaad odhan laheed that the future Brazil captain is "qashin". Lucas outplayed your boys in both games this season, he outplayed the City boys the other day, he did the same to the United boys and will do the same to Wilshire, Febregas and the rest on Sunday. Rafa praised him, Hodgson played him, the Brazil manager keeps on picking him and Dalglish just offered him a long term contract. Ancelloti, Fergie, Manchini and Wenger all saw him give their boys a hard time yet Tuujiye of SOL (and others) still talk the same old rubbish and say he's crap. War bahasha barta dee.

I'm looking forward to Friday evening. Took time off and will not be back at work until early May. Now I'm torn between a short trip to Spain or Just a UK tour.

Legend of Zu;711635 wrote: They are in mourning state.... NG, I think they put too much pressure on him, Also I feel some resentment from the Chelsea primadonnas. they are kinda of siding with Drogba and not welcoming him enough to make him feel that he is part of the team. besides, Chelsea bought him without too much thought on how he is going to fit in the team. you can see he is trying but things are not going for him and certainly Anceloti is no Wenger! (a coach who supports his players no matter what and he hates the pressure as well) Torres would have been a great fit for Arsenal I tell you... Cheers Torres would have been a monster for Arsenal, Spurs or even United. Chelsea's problem this season (Drogba or not) has been their slow build up play. Lampard is no Ballack and Essian, Ramirez and (particularly) Maluda always slow the pace of the game down. It is the same problem that Arsenal have when Van Persie is not playing (quick passing from the back but the pace dies the minute it passes the centre circle). Liverpool (under Rafa and occassionally when Hodgson saw the light) always tried to have a quick transition between defence and attack (Manchester United do it perfectly). Chelsea on the other hand give the ball to bloody Maluda who kills the game dead by holding and then passing back or crossing quickly in the hope that Torres (or Drogba) will do something magical whilst surrounded by four defenders. Torres will come good for Chelsea but they truly need someone in the middle that has the ability to to play quick passes that stretch the pitch and create space for his team mates BEFORE the opposition have time to regroup, Ballack did it well last season. p.s. Hope Chelsea don't go for Rafa next. Heh.

Our very own Obama!

^^ Aren't all Somali websites run from bunker rooms anyway? Disclaimer: LST does not own a bunker room and xubno ku dhaw hogaamiyasha SOL ayaa inuu sheegay that the server maintenance takes place every Sunday afternoon, along with the weekly washing.

^^ Torres needs a Gerard, Alonso or Pirlo to spot his movements and runs. Essian, Lampard and Ramirez could not do that in a million years.

Stuff lazy afternoons! For some strange reason, I thought it would be a great idea to get rid of some old files from my office. I am never going to do that again (started from 78 and I'm just about to hit the early 90s)..... Going home now. Come on TORRES!

^^ It is alleged that she is though my sources tell me that there have been no sightings of her since the start of the month. Juxa, hadaad wajigaygi arki laheed iyo farxada ku jirtay ano ku salaamaya mabaad odhan laheed waa "plain morning". CL, I'm as good as you are these days. Not sure if that's good news or bad news though.

Morning mere piyaar. How are things going with you? Morning Juxa.

Good idea, but, as ever, it was written badly by "Abdulaziz Al-Mutairi".

The Zack;710851 wrote: Aggah! Waaxay ceydu waaryeey khaldaan/carab. Xiin dhowr bilood siiya isagaa taageeri doono Azania e. Azania on the move thread ah buu bilaabi doonaa marka Jubooyinka la xoreeyo. Cay maxa keenay, saaxib? If A&T (as Xiin says) is the brain behind this Azania thing, dee adiga iyo cida Azania dagan wada "acolytes" ayaad o tihiin.

^^ Prince Hakeem?

^^ I did. In my first post in that SS predicement thread. The SSC, of course, has many choices. It could wage all out war on SL and speed up the conclusion of this conflict (by winning or losing). It could rejoin PL and trust its fate to the unpredictable whims of the lovable Imam or it could keep things as they are today with lots of songs and hit-and-run attacks. The first choice will get them out of their predicament one way or another. The second choice is feasible but requires stronger stomachs and resolute minds (the Imam has that effect on people). The third choice (the one we are in now) is the worst of the lot for it is a pointless distraction that will keep the SSC people singing, fighting and seething with anger without any final results. Furthermore, the longer it goes on the less the early fervour will become and brighter minds will start to question the entire point, aim and goals of the struggle (worse still, internal cracks may start to appear). At the same time, SL (for that should be the main policy of Siilanyo) is likely to plough on and pour whatever international aid it receives into improving infrastructure, creating jobs and enriching the lives of people (especially those that are already in favour of SL or any that fallout with the SSC leadership). This is pure and simple politics and, because of the pursuit of happiness argument, it is also a tried and tested method; people the world over, want direction and a way to make their lives better. Yes, like the Egyptians, Libyans, Tunisians and even the SNM, they will demonstrate, revolt and come out to the streets in wild demonstrations but, at the end of it all, they will still want to see tangible results that add to the quality of their lives and improve their lot. The SSC leadership has to have a plan that goes beyond “SL ma rabno” or “Farole’s fara galin”. Having read the NSUM communiqués and followed the SSC’s declarations (not to mention the Garad’s various statements) I fail to see the actual existence of such a plan. http://www.somaliaonline.com/community/showthread.php/52943-The-SSC-Predicament! Haye, ma waxbaa is badalay dee? One can lob bombs at police stations only for so long, after a while, the people will get bored and go look for the next exciting news story to worry about.

^^ They're the acolytes of that wayward puppeteer dee.

^^ Still no change though. Like I told you on that thread, the longer it continues in this way, the worse it'll be for SSC (this is not hanjabad by the way).