Toli Sous le Manguier

@Ahidjo (Cap Vert)

Je vous tire le chapeau. Vous etes parvenu a me faire rire a vous lire. Oui en effet. Comme vous devez sans doute deja le savoir. Les Englishs sont en fait tres protocolaires et se prennent trop au serieux, et pour eux il ne faut pas en rigoler. Meme entre les Noirs Americains pour qui, que vous soyiez un Haute personalite ou non, ayant ete sujet a la meme oppression, il est connu qu'il n'y a pas de protcole entre eux. Mais ce n'est pas vraiment cela. Alors Ici avec les collegues, cela se vit, on n'y pensent plus. Maintenant je ne sais pas si nous somme des intellos. C'est vous qui le dites pas moi.

I really wonder who is paying the salaries of the Fecafoot infromation Technologists? One cannot even get first hand news about the Fecafoot decision on the out come of the Interpoule from their own website so that we do not have to constantly rely on hear say from people who have the mastery of twisting things. Same thing with the so called CRTV. Comeon guys, you are hired as IT for these two institutions. Show what you know how to do. Make things work for once. Gee !!!!

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7 - Rigobert Song - He has a knack of being able to carry off virtually any look with aplomb. He can do casual, bling, sleek suits, loud African print shirts, native jellaba robes and even makes a big effort with his locks.
8 - Andriy Shevchenko - Their £30 million striker oozes southern European style, thanks to his time in Milan and friendship with Giorgio Armani. Whether Sheva's look will change to something a little edgier now he's resident in west London remains to be seen.
9 - Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho - Two different men, two different styles. The way Wenger and Mourinho dress, one careful, precise, the other more impassioned but keen on important details, reveals a lot about their approach to coaching. "Both dress as though clothes mean little to them, but they are well aware of what suits them," says Mahon.
10 - David Beckham - Still the icon of millions, he always makes an effort but at times must try harder. "There's a bit of style to Beckham for want of a better word," says Mahon. "It often looks as if he's been with a personal shopper but I think in some respects he's reaped the benefit of that: he's developed a slightly more conservative eye as he's got older, which lets his personality come through." Eve magazine's fashion editor Alice Kodell said: "Beckham is the ultimate fashion victim. His white Stringfellow pants on holiday in the summer were the final straw."


Voila notre Toli

@Camfoot,

MEET FOOTBALL'S BEST-DRESSED STARS

Football and fashion have always been great soulmates from London's Bond Street to Milan and Madrid. Roma's Francesco Totti got so fed up with slogging around the shops he joined his wife and a few pals to launch his own range of denim. Inter Milan's Luis Figo and wife Helen Slevin were decked from head to toe in Armani for Vogue's summer sports supplement.

Freddie Ljungberg has turned many a head (and a few stomachs) with his Calvin Klein underpants, Paulo Maldini is the season's face of H&M menswear posters while Chelsea's Ashley Cole, John Terry and Petr Cech have pioneered the matching shirt and tie ensemble. Now Champions magazine, the Official Magazine of the Champions League (out today), has paid tribute to Europe's Best Dressed top ten team in their latest issue with individual assessments of their sartorial skills.

1 - Thierry Henry - Top spot for knowing what to wear and how to wear it goes to the Arsenal captain. Top Savile Row tailor Thomas Mahon says: "Thierry Hnery would definitely be my best-dressed choice. He has an inner confidence that makes him appear relaxed."
2 - Fabio Cannavaro - Another who has had a turn modelling for Italian giants Armani and Dolce and Gabbana, the Azzuri national team captain will never be short of a sharp suit. He chooses the cut well, always looks good like he's enjoying his clothes when he steps out.
3 - Gennaro Gattuso - Most often seen in casual gear, Gattuso can look imprisoned in a suit and tie, but he makes interesting choices that flatter him.
4 - Fabio Capello - Still the daddy of the dugout when it comes to looking good. Capello knows how to put together the perfect ensemble, from his shiny designer specs to the toes of his perfectly polished shoes. This man always looks as neat as a pin.
5 - Luis Figo - And talking of James Bond, what were the producers of the new movie thinking, not inviting the debonair Luis Figo to audition? Elegant and smart but never staid thanks to his casual slicked-back hairstyle. Figo knows exactly the look he wants to achieve and dressed with confidence.
6 - Rio Ferdinand and Wayne Rooney - Surely some mistake, you think. Leading fashion designer Ann-Sofie Back says: "I think the one man representing the essence of a football player is Wayne Rooney. I love his bulldog face and bright red complexion. I would love to design for him and for Rio Ferdinand too - I like his cruel mouth and Ursula Andress ha

@nasoide,@zutera,@camforever
ne nous poussez pas à parler de la politique sur ce site vous commencez à dire des choses très graves . très très graves.et c'est toujours ainsi lorsque l'on parle de politique forcément vous allez vous dechirer entre vous .je vous aurai prevenu.