andyhinch
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bobmcfc said:
This isn't mumsnet, get a grip Girlbob.
Sorry the voices in my head made me type it:)
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This isn't mumsnet, get a grip Girlbob.
Sorry the voices in my head made me type it:)
andyhinch said:bobmcfc said:Blueper said:Yaya is no Phil Jones.
I cry every night
This isn't mumsnet, get a grip Girlbob.
Sorry the voices in my head made me type it:)
What was that ? I was busy on mumsnet
vintiz
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Our liability just won the African best player of the year !!!!
baildon blue
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YaYa his a great player . What a pass for the Beast to score .
MillionDollarDream
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vintiz said:Our liability just won the African best player of the year !!!!
Someone wrote when he was subbed off he was immediately whisked away to go pick this trophy up lol.
SrilankanBlue
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Lazy ****!
City’s King of Africa’s reign as his continent’s best footballer goes on...
Yaya Toure has won the CAF African Footballer of the Year award for the third-successive year.
City’s Ivorian powerhouse saw off competition from Chelsea’s John Obi Mikel and Galatasaray’s Didier Drogba to be named the best player in Africa for 2013 in a ceremony in Lagos, Nigeria on Thursday night.
Yaya becomes only the second player to clinch the prize on three consecutive occasions after Samuel Eto’o achieved the feat between 2003 and 2005.
This 22nd CAF African Footballer of the Year award is not to be confused with the BBC African Footballer of the Year award Yaya won in December 2013 which was voted for by supporters across the globe.
This latest honour was decided by a poll of African national team coaches and technical directors.
Toure now only needs to win the award one more time to join Eto’o in an elite band of African players honoured with the prize the most times (four).
...Yaya Toure: CAF African Footballer of the Year...
Most recently, 30-year old played an instrumental role in City’s dismantling of West Ham in the Capital One Cup semi-final first-leg at the Etihad Stadium, weighing in with a sublime assist for Alvaro Negredo’s first goal, before scoring a magnificent solo goal of his own before half-time.
Already this season, Yaya has contributed to City's cause with 13 goals in his 26 appearances - a remarkable one-in-two return for a midfielder which includes a growing portfolio of stunning free-kicks.
Toure was also the only African representative on the 23-man shortlist for FIFA's World Player of the Year award and he was also chosen by supporters in the Premier League's Team of 2013.
In addition, the man from Bouaké was joined by Vincent Kompany as one of only two Premier League players to be named in L'equipe's 2013 World XI.
In 2013, Yaya also helped his nation qualify for World Cup 2014, playing in both legs of the Elephants' play-off triumph over Senegal.
Everyone at the club would like to congratulate Yaya on his fantastic achievement.
City’s King of Africa’s reign as his continent’s best footballer goes on...
Yaya Toure has won the CAF African Footballer of the Year award for the third-successive year.
City’s Ivorian powerhouse saw off competition from Chelsea’s John Obi Mikel and Galatasaray’s Didier Drogba to be named the best player in Africa for 2013 in a ceremony in Lagos, Nigeria on Thursday night.
Yaya becomes only the second player to clinch the prize on three consecutive occasions after Samuel Eto’o achieved the feat between 2003 and 2005.
This 22nd CAF African Footballer of the Year award is not to be confused with the BBC African Footballer of the Year award Yaya won in December 2013 which was voted for by supporters across the globe.
This latest honour was decided by a poll of African national team coaches and technical directors.
Toure now only needs to win the award one more time to join Eto’o in an elite band of African players honoured with the prize the most times (four).
...Yaya Toure: CAF African Footballer of the Year...
Most recently, 30-year old played an instrumental role in City’s dismantling of West Ham in the Capital One Cup semi-final first-leg at the Etihad Stadium, weighing in with a sublime assist for Alvaro Negredo’s first goal, before scoring a magnificent solo goal of his own before half-time.
Already this season, Yaya has contributed to City's cause with 13 goals in his 26 appearances - a remarkable one-in-two return for a midfielder which includes a growing portfolio of stunning free-kicks.
Toure was also the only African representative on the 23-man shortlist for FIFA's World Player of the Year award and he was also chosen by supporters in the Premier League's Team of 2013.
In addition, the man from Bouaké was joined by Vincent Kompany as one of only two Premier League players to be named in L'equipe's 2013 World XI.
In 2013, Yaya also helped his nation qualify for World Cup 2014, playing in both legs of the Elephants' play-off triumph over Senegal.
Everyone at the club would like to congratulate Yaya on his fantastic achievement.
bowdonblue
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vintiz said:Our liability just won the African best player of the year !!!!
Just seem that on Sky Sports ticker thingy - well done Yaya!
Wretched Vengeance
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Nigh on defecated in my dung hamper! Sky Breaking News - Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure...
I was certain he was injured and out for a considerable period of time after his ankle scare last night. What a relief.
Great accolade for the big man. Well done and well deserved Yaya.
I was certain he was injured and out for a considerable period of time after his ankle scare last night. What a relief.
Great accolade for the big man. Well done and well deserved Yaya.
IrelandSuperman
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African player of the year, now third year running... he's unstoppable, he's a human train, he's Yaya Touré!