Experiences of Life

The One Big Mistake most of us make when going out with your Brand New Girl Friend is forget how important her Friends are for her and you when it comes to your stability and relationship. You Should not forget the fact that they came before you ,and till the time you are in complete thing called "LOVE" which is Blind,it is very much a possibility that you will be thrown if so called Friends don't give you Green Signal. I have seen with my own very eyes ,boys being dumped only because her friends thought he is just another dickhead. The girl retaliates when asked to dump as the boy was her choice but when entire group rejects she has no option but to ask you to leave then them . It will only happen in extreme situations that Girl will leave her Decade old friends for new Boy she found last Saturday when she was having her martini or beer in Club . Personal experience - If good fortune you will have Second chance to impress girl but if her Friends reject you in the first e

"Total Football" is the label given to an influential tactical theory of association football in which any outfield player can take over the role of any other player in a team. It was pioneered by Dutch football club Ajax from 1969 to 1973, and further used by the Netherlands National Football Team in the 1974 FIFA World Cup. It was invented by Rinus Michels, a famous Dutch football trainer/coach (who was the coach of both Ajax and the Netherlands national team at the time). In Total Football, a player who moves out of position is replaced by another member of the team, thus retaining the team's intended organizational structure. In this fluid system, no player is fixed in a nominal role; anyone can be successively an attacker, a midfielder and a defender. The only player fixed in a nominal position is the goalkeeper. Total Football's tactical success depends largely on the adaptability of each footballer within the team, in particular the ability to quickly switch po

The Current England squad is termed as Golden Generation of the English football. The names included today are not best among their leagues but are regarded as one of the best in the world. David Beckham, John Terry, Frank Lampard, Rio Ferdinand, Steven Gerrard are the heavy weights of World Football today. They have brought great laurels to their respective clubs and earn millions every year. The biggest Transfers, Richest Clubs, and Spectacular goals they have done all for their clubs and have made them among the finest in the world. For their clubs at least, ‘big players’ are indeed big players. Lampard, Rooney and Defoe all came into the World Cup on the back of personal record-breaking seasons, Gerrard has been synonymous with Liverpool since he first donned the famous shirt and Terry and Ashley Cole have been typically solid in helping Chelsea dethrone Manchester United. And with the relative dominance of English teams in recent European competitions, teams which featured these

“Often Favorites But Worlds Most Disappointed Team” . This Line is 100 percent true for the Holland or better known as NETHERLANDS. This team over the years ahs one of the best players the world has ever seen but they have never been World Champions. The big and famous team of 1974 with the likes of Johnny Rep,Ruud Krol,Wim Jansen beat Brazil and Argentina in the second group stage, they made it to the final despite it being a first appearance in the tournament for 36 years. Netherlands’ World Cup history is surprisingly sparse considering their modern reputation. After taking part in the first two tournaments, they failed to qualify again until the 70s, when they lost in two consecutive finals. Even after that, the Dutch missed out on the finals in 1982 and 1986 and, later, in 2002. They have always promised much yet there is still the feeling that the Dutch have generally under-achieved in world football. But , this time around Netherlands found their route to the finals in faul

The Controversy against World Cup balls is not new. Goalkeepers always shout and scream before every world Cup as they are scared to concede goals and all of them shouting before hand is better excuse then amazing free kick in the TOP CORNER. Interestingly the ball was designed at Loughborough University, England. Mr. Gordon Banks accuses the new World Cup ball of “destroying the art of goalkeeping” but these statements are normal. Many World Cup players have expressed shock at the new ball’s tendency to explode off the foot, shift in direction and bounce erratically. Even the likes of players like Messi and Coaches like Dunga have expressed concerns . Jabulani The Problem- The altitude level of Stadiums . For example at -In Rustenburg, which is 1150 metres up; Balls invariably travel faster in the thinner air of South Africa’s highveld giving absolutely no time for the keeper to react. Gordon Brown, has gone on to say ,”This will destroy the art of goal Keeping” . Difficulty is Play

Women love the phone. To some, curling up with a glass of wine and the phone is the equivalent of us men hitting the pool hall. To guys, the phone is an alien world -- one that we visit as rarely and briefly as possible. And when we do make a call, we often feel like a fish out of water, which is perhaps why calling women is sometimes daunting. But, the harsh reality is that making the phone call is needed if you want to succeed with women. In order to help you navigate your way through one of the most danger-fraught areas of dating, I’ve developed a guide of some basic phone call rules. Wait two days to call The first phone call rule to consider is when to call. Call too soon and you’ll reek of desperation; call too late and she may have lost all interest in you. Although some guys claim that the timing has to be precise -- almost to the hour -- you do have some margin for error. If you've just acquired her number, wait at least two days before calling. Don't make the mistake

This Easter, India and world will eat their way through 800m chocolate eggs without the slightest taste of how the essential ingredient in our favourite treat is harvested. The truth, as BBC Panorama reporter Paul Kenyon discovered when he posed as a cocoa dealer in West Africa, leaves a bitter taste. In an investigation into the supply chain that delivers much of the chocolate sold in the UK - more than half a million tonnes a year - the BBC found evidence of human trafficking and child slave labour. Panorama also found that there is no guarantee, despite safeguards, even with chocolate marketed as Fairtrade, that child labour - as defined by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) - has not been involved in the supply chain. Dangerous tools By the time it hits the High Street, cocoa becomes increasingly hard to trace. As it passes from farmer to buyer to wholesalers, exporters, importers and manufacturers, on the journey from cocoa pod to dried bean to chocolate bunny, it becomes