Monday, March 11, 2013
Thursday, March 7, 2013
luka modric
Modric is a key player for madrid says suker
The former Sevilla man is hopeful that the gifted
midfielder can develop into an important first-
team member at the Santiago Bernabeu side
rooney's future in doubt
The Red Devils striker has a fractious
relationship with Old Trafford boss Sir Alex
Ferguson, but the Stoke man does not think the
27-year-old will have many suitors
Former Manchester United and England striker Michael
Owen has indicated that Wayne Rooney may not have
many clubs to choose from should he leave Old Trafford.
The Red Devils forward, who
was signed from Everton in
2004, was left on the bench
for United's crunch
Champions League tie with
Real Madrid on Tuesday - a
match they went on to lose in
controversial circumstances.
Sir Alex Ferguson is looking
to get rid of the striker, who
will have two years to run on
his current deal in the
summer , but Owen believes
that could prove tricky.
"Sometimes when you're at
the level he is at you don't have many options," he told
talkSPORT. "If you are a mediocre player you have 20
teams in England and aboard that you can move to.
"If Wayne Rooney moves, where does he go to? Real
Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Manchester City,
Chelsea and PSG, there's only half a dozen teams."
The 33-year-old, now at Stoke, is not convinced that
Rooney will actually leave the club at all, however,
suggesting he has the attributes needed to bounce back
from the setback.
"It's just speculation though," he continued. "He's been
dropped for one game and I'm sure he will bounce back.
"Obviously Wayne has got to get his head down now and
start recapturing his best form. He's certainly got the
right attitude and ability to get back into the manager's
thoughts."
folorunsho Alakija a true billionaire
Nigerian Billionaire, Folorunsho Alakija, owns N18b UK property
According to a report released last weekend by American lifestyle magazine, Vanity Fair, Nigerian oil Tycoon, Mrs Folorunsho Alakija owns five apartments in London’s One Hyde Park, the world’s most expensive apartment block.
Vanity Fair in their report wrote that Mrs Alakija owns five apartments in the 6,000 pounds-per-square-feet apartment block which she bought at a combined fee of $123 million (N18.4billion), making her the second highest property owner in the upmarket area after Rinat Akhmetov, Ukraine’s richest man and owner of Ukranian football club, Shaktar Donesk, whose property is valued at $215.9 million.
Others who own property at One Hyde Park include some of the richest men in Britain, Russia, Taiwan, sheiks from UAE, Naomi Campbell's boyfriend Vladislav Doronin also owns an apartment there.
According to the investigation by tax haven expert, Nicholas Shaxton, who wrote the report for Vanity Fair, just 17 of the 76 sold apartments are primary residences. Because the property owners are so wealthy, many of them have other homes and do not use their exclusive Hyde Park address as their permanent home. Shaxton also revealed that many of the owners use offshore companies to buy the homes to enable them hide their identity.
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
about dahnielz
Soon you all are gonna find out about me soon, actually am a 300l student of mass communication department in oduduwa university in osun state.I hv been hopin that some day am gonna suceed as an enterpreneur/journalist and i hope with the little sources I have I ll be able to start realizing ma dream.I ll talk to you guys later
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