a écrit le 22 octobre 2010 à 22h06 2all
Hello Toli!
I'm shortly back and pretty happy to see that the ILICS are little by little becoming again a "kind" team.
What I mean by "kind" is the "interest" that the most of the cameroonians have for their team. To put it straight, let me just tell you that I'm happy about the return of the "banished", because I consider that those excluded players (I mean the most talented : Song A, Emana, Kameni, and probably some others...) were to be a part of the ins and outs (tenants et aboutissants) of the troubles that have overcamed during these past years in the den (tanière).
The fact is that, you can't solve a problem if you just decide to forget half ot its main actors!! Otherwise, it's just better to change the entire team, or (to be more precised) the entire leadership of the team.
Anyhow, I'm just realising that the cameroonian team managers and politics are becoming reasonable again...
And as the old saying, "let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater": "ne jettons pas le bébé avec l'eau du bain"!!
Anyhow, I'm back as a supporter of the Ilics!! Vive les Lions: vive Song A., vive Emana, vive Kameni, vive Mbami, and of course, vive Samuel Eto'o!
YES WE CAN!!
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Hello Toli!
I'm shortly back and pretty happy to see that the ILICS are little by little becoming again a "kind" team.
What I mean by "kind" is the "interest" that the most of the cameroonians have for their team. To put it straight, let me just tell you that I'm happy about the return of the "banished", because I consider that those excluded players (I mean the most talented : Song A, Emana, Kameni, and probably some others...) were to be a part of the ins and outs (tenants et aboutissants) of the troubles that have overcamed during these past years in the den (tanière).
The fact is that, you can't solve a problem if you just decide to forget half ot its main actors!! Otherwise, it's just better to change the entire team, or (to be more precised) the entire leadership of the team.
Anyhow, I'm just realising that the cameroonian team managers and politics are becoming reasonable again...
And as the old saying, "let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater": "ne jettons pas le bébé avec l'eau du bain"!!
Anyhow, I'm back as a supporter of the Ilics!! Vive les Lions: vive Song A., vive Emana, vive Kameni, vive Mbami, and of course, vive Samuel Eto'o!
YES WE CAN!!
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