Thursday 20 June 2013

Mikel Obi set to leave Chelsea for Galatasaray

Super Eagles midfielder John Mikel Obi is set to move to Galatasaray from Chelsea. Mikel told Sabah, a daily Turkish newspaper that the Turkey football club made an offer that he's very pleased with and is looking forward to life in Istanbul.
'I asked Drogba for advice and he told me that Istanbul is a fantastic city, that Galatasaray is a huge club and that I have to make the move. I have played at Chelsea for a long time and it's now time for me to leave.'I'm still only 26 and it's great to receive an offer from a club (Galatasaray) playing Champions League football and doing well in the competition.' Talks have reached an advanced level between Chelsea and Galatasaray. Chelsea won't make the move difficult and regarding my salary there won't be a problem. All that is left is for the clubs to reach an agreement.'
 

Opening Fixtures: 2013/2014 English Premier League


 
PREMIER LEAGUE champions Manchester United kick off their 2013-14 campaign at League Cup winners Swansea.
New United boss David Moyes will travel to Wales on August 17.
Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea visit Old Trafford the following weekend in a mouth-watering fixture.
The Special One’s side take on newly-promoted Hull at Stamford Bridge in their opening game.
Manuel Pellegrini begins his Manchester City reign at home to Newcastle, while Arsenal host Aston Villa.
The North-London clash is the start of a testing opening to the season for Villa, who have a home match against Liverpool and a trip to Chelsea in the following two games.
Crystal Palace’s first game back in the top flight is against Tottenham at Selhurst Park.
Cardiff — Championship winners last season — start their campaign at West Ham before home games against Manchester City and Everton.
 
HOME AWAYTIME
Saturday, 17 August 2013
Crystal PalacevTottenham Hotspur15:00
ChelseavHull City15:00
ArsenalvAston Villa15:00
LiverpoolvStoke City15:00
West Ham UnitedvCardiff City15:00
Norwich CityvEverton15:00
SunderlandvFulham15:00
Swansea CityvManchester United15:00
West Bromwich AlbionvSouthampton15:00
Manchester CityvNewcastle United15:00
Saturday, 24 August 2013
Tottenham HotspurvSwansea City15:00
Stoke CityvCrystal Palace15:00
Aston VillavLiverpool15:00
Newcastle UnitedvWest Ham United15:00
SouthamptonvSunderland15:00
Manchester UnitedvChelsea15:00
Hull CityvNorwich City15:00
FulhamvArsenal15:00
EvertonvWest Bromwich Albion15:00
Cardiff CityvManchester City15:00

Kim and Kanye name baby, Kaidence

Kim Kardashian  and Kanye West have reportedly named their daughter Kaidence Donda West.
The reality TV star gave birth to the couple’s first child on Saturday (15.06.13) in Los Angeles, California, and a loose-lipped nurse at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, the hospital where she had her baby, has allegedly revealed their new arrival’s name.
According to gossip website MediaTakeOut.com, Kim and Kanye have settled on calling their daughter Kaidence, which would follow the Kardashian family tradition of naming daughters with the letter ‘K’.

Meanwhile, the newborn’s middle name is a tribute to the ‘All of the Lights’ rapper’s late mother Donda West, who died in November 2007.
Kanye, 36, was incredibly close to his mother and even penned a tribute song about her, titled ‘Hey Mama’, for his 2005 album ‘Late Registration’.
Kim, 32, was due to give birth in mid-July but had her baby five weeks early after experiencing an early onset of labour pains on Friday evening (14.06.13).
The star’s sister Khloe Kardashian-Odom said both mother and baby are doing well.
She wrote on Twitter: “I can not even begin 2 describe the miracle that is now apart of our family. Mommy/baby are healthy & resting. We appreciate all of the love.
“More info will come when the time is right! Thank you all for understanding! We love you all dearly! Overwhelmed with love right now.

Wizkid tweets:I don't do cheap money"

UNILAG students are accusing him of collecting N500k from them for a show and not showing up. I know Wizkid collects about N2m per show,
Both parties can't really talk about the case for now because it's a police matter, but hopefully after they settle, we will find out what really happened.no bi so?

Wizkid invited by policemen

Wizkid and his manger Godwin Tom were invited by men of the Nigeria Police Force -  Zone 2 Command, Onikan, today June 19th after students of the University of Lagos reported the music star to the police.
The students claim that Wizkid collected N500, 000 from them as full payment for a show that was supposed to hold at UNILAG Sports Centre on May 21st tagged Concert of Life. They claim Wizkid didn't show up for the show and didn't return their money so they went to the police.
Wizkid was at Zone 2 for a few hours this afternoon with his team. He was bailed by his lawyer after he wrote a statement and was asked to report back to the station next week.
I reached out to Wizkid's camp but they kept mum on the matter. But someone privy to the case said they believe an impostor collected the money and not Wizkid. Hopefully, Wizkid's camp will eventually release a statement clearing the air.

Italian designers Dolce&Gabbana sentenced to prison

Italian fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, the men behind fashion power house, Dolce & Gabbana were today June 19th sentenced to one year and eight months in prison by an Italian court after being found guilty of tax evasion. They were also fined €500,000.
The multimillionaire designers were accused of hiding millions of euros from Italian tax authorities, charges they deny and have said they intend to appeal against any conviction.
Italian authorities are accusing them of moving their brand to a Luxembourg-based holding company Gado - in 2004, so they could avoid declaring taxes on royalties of about 1 billion euros.
The Italian authorities have been investigating the designers for about six years now and they were actually cleared of tax evasion/fraud charges at a previous trial in April 2011 but Italy's highest court overturned that ruling, ordering that the case be sent back to trial.
Their sentences have been suspended pending their appeal.