Maradona always wears two watches!

[samvande2002]

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I have been asking wondering why Maradona always wears two watches when he travels?

 

[Geza Ulole]

hahah ubishororo, Italia walimpurura saa (rolex) zake alipoenda kufidia ukwepaji kodi alioufanya mwaka 1990 alipokuwa akicheza club ya Napoli!

 

[BAK]

labda kama anafanya hivyo wakati yuko nje ya nchi basi saa moja inaonyesha saa za Argentina na nyingine saa za huko aliko.

 

[Masanilo]

Superstition !

 

[PakaJimmy]

power and glory!

 

[N-handsome]

Teja what do you expect from a junky?

 

[Babuyao]

Kazeeka huyo! kama unaona mtu anaogopa kubadilisha saa/muda - anaona heri awe na saa 2 ni alama ya kuchoka kiakili na kikumbukumbu.

 

[Pape]

Kazeeka huyo! kama unaona mtu anaogopa kubadilisha saa/muda - anaona heri awe na saa 2 ni alama ya kuchoka kiakili na kikumbukumbu.

Kibabu!

 

[Buswelu]

Kazeeka huyo! kama unaona mtu anaogopa kubadilisha saa/muda - anaona heri awe na saa 2 ni alama ya kuchoka kiakili na kikumbukumbu.

Duu kazeeeka....

 

[Bujibuji Simba Nyamaume]

Mbwembwe za mateja utaziweza?

 

[Albedo]

Maradona madness
The Power of Diego

June 17, 2010

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<script type="text/javascript"> jQuery.getScriptCache('http://a.espncdn.com/combiner/c/?js=espn.tools.r1.js', function() { espn.core.init.tools(797765,'http://soccernet.espn.go.com/world-cup/columns/story?id=797765'); }); </script> <cite class="source"> By Andrew Warshaw, South Africa
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<!-- end mod-article-title --> <!-- begin story body --> The power of Diego. There may be empty seats around most World Cup venues but if you want to know the one oversubscribed must-see daily event, look no further than one of Diego Maradona's press conferences.

<cite>GettyImages</cite>Diego Maradona conjured up some gems to please the patient reporters


The pushing, shoving, shouting and jostling that took place when Maradona held court for the final time before Argentina's second game of the tournament was a rare insight into the kind of interest generated by the bearded wonder.Reporters and stewards almost came to blows as all 200 seats for Diego were taken up an hour beforehand. Even though it was supposed to be open to all accredited journalists, scores of scribes were turned away at the door, with Argentinians in particular crying foul at being excluded. And this, not at some small makeshift arena, but at Pretoria's Loftus Versfeld stadium.
Inside Maradona was, as usual, controversy personified, a journalist's dream. Take this gem, for instance, about South Korea's plans to try to stop Lionel Messi from playing: "If people don't agree with playing football they should go home."
And this retort to Pele after the Brazilian legend suggested Maradona only took the national job because he was out of pocket: "He should go back to the museum and stay there."
And what about this latest attack on Uefa president Michel Platini: "He's French and we all know how French people are. If they say 'hi' and 'goodbye' that's something."
Although everyone loves Messi, to suggest, as Maradona did, that no other player can even come close to his heir apparent - and he reeled out a series of names - was some public statement to make as well.
Maradona, you see, simply doesn't do clichés and platitudes. The Koreans, he says, will have to be watched carefully. "They are quick as lightning and strong at set pieces. When we played against Nigeria it was like hitting a wall. This time we are the ones who will do the same to the Koreans."

<cite>GettyImages</cite>Lionel Messi is Maradona's undisputed heir in the coach's eyes


Naturally, much of the talk was about the mercurial Messi who, at last, put on a performance at national level against the Nigerians to match his regular displays for Barcelona. "He needed a game like this to show his leadership and charisma. He has not been able to do it very often with us. Once Messi got going on Saturday, the match died."
Just to make sure he cannot be accused of favouritism, Maradona didn't only single out Messi for praise. Carlos Tevez, he said, was essential to the team. "It's a privilege to have a player like this. He can play in any position, even fullback, goalie." Since their opening against Nigeria, says Maradona, all nerves have been shed for the next hurdle. "The players are in the zone. Everyone has a lot of confidence and we'll win this next game."
But which team will he put out against the Koreans? "Don't rule anything out," was Maradona's typical reply. "In training the reserve players have have been at the same level as the first eleven. Anything is possible."



source: FIFA World Cup 2010 - Football / Soccer - ESPN Soccernet

 

[Aza]

Messiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

 

[Lunanilo]

labda kama anafanya hivyo wakati yuko nje ya nchi basi saa moja inaonyesha saa za Argentina na nyingine saa za huko aliko.

Huyu pwagu tu, kuna saa za multi time, kwa nini asinunue hizo?

 

[Edson]

halafu siku hizi na zile ndevu zake anafanana sana na sadam hussein mara alipokatwa na wamarekani