West Bromwich Albion bid £9m for Jeffery Schlupp

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DIAMOND 7 years ago

Unless your team actually pushes you out, stay at Leicester.
Why downgrade from 1st to 14th?

Unless your team actually pushes you out, stay at Leicester.
Why downgrade from 1st to 14th?
Emperor Rasheed 7 years ago

Everybody in this world (but I don't know about those in Mars and Jupiter) likes precious diamond.Please let Schlupp also grab and taste "diamond" small. Y3 b3 wu nti y3n da? Charlie you be brick for mathematics paa oo.You al ...
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Everybody in this world (but I don't know about those in Mars and Jupiter) likes precious diamond.Please let Schlupp also grab and taste "diamond" small. Y3 b3 wu nti y3n da? Charlie you be brick for mathematics paa oo.You almost killed me with your your standard deviation,variance, differential equations and koominini. Anyway,thanks for saving me from the avalanche of "heavy" words from my professor,Kenneth Osei-Afriyie.
SALVATION DELIGHTs. 7 years ago

There are more in where the heavy mathematical exponentiations wording recurling. After all the basic dictionary has about 550,000 vocabulary, that I know. Twi has roughly 35,000 vocabulary. So you know, I know.

There are more in where the heavy mathematical exponentiations wording recurling. After all the basic dictionary has about 550,000 vocabulary, that I know. Twi has roughly 35,000 vocabulary. So you know, I know.
SALVATION DELIGHTs. 7 years ago

Is rate of changes in physics and chemistry call proportional reciprocations or series in mathematics. Just two years in college hungry to defuse PHDs pride.

Is rate of changes in physics and chemistry call proportional reciprocations or series in mathematics. Just two years in college hungry to defuse PHDs pride.
Emperor Rasheed 7 years ago

I think you are a math guru.Please solve this problem.If log2base10 is 0.3010 and log3base10 is 0,4771 evaluate log3.75 without using calculator or 4-figure table.

I think you are a math guru.Please solve this problem.If log2base10 is 0.3010 and log3base10 is 0,4771 evaluate log3.75 without using calculator or 4-figure table.
DIAMOND 7 years ago

1. Thank you.

2. "Please let Schlupp also grab and taste 'diamond' small".

I hope you realise that the 9 million pounds is NOT for him, that it's what the ever-relegation-fighters West Brom will pay to Leicester.

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1. Thank you.

2. "Please let Schlupp also grab and taste 'diamond' small".

I hope you realise that the 9 million pounds is NOT for him, that it's what the ever-relegation-fighters West Brom will pay to Leicester.

I bet the Foxes are in a better position (because they're 1st and because they're going to earn from the Champions League) to pay him more than the Baggies can afford.

3. My analyses were aimed at solving the FA's coefficient problems, but no combinations, permutations, variance analyses or holding a factor or two constant could help us solve the Brazil problem. Let's just hope Russia 2018 does not bring us another shame.
Emperor Rasheed 7 years ago

Shlupp must stay as a constant factor at Leicester, and help with the Arithmetic Progressuon of the club.

Shlupp must stay as a constant factor at Leicester, and help with the Arithmetic Progressuon of the club.
POW@Watch Phobia 2016 7 years ago

Lol, this is called, stay with the 1st and take part in the next champions league or downgrade to 14th and be part of the losers. It's a very simple mathematics that I can even bet my last penny, rooting behind that guy who w ...
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Lol, this is called, stay with the 1st and take part in the next champions league or downgrade to 14th and be part of the losers. It's a very simple mathematics that I can even bet my last penny, rooting behind that guy who went to a store and stole a free sample to solve it with ease.
If his club is not pushing you out, stay the hell in there
Emperor Rasheed 7 years ago

Solve this problem for $500.If log2base10 is 0.3010 and log3base10 is 0.4771 evaluate log3.75base10 without using calculator or 4-figure table. Show your working.

Solve this problem for $500.If log2base10 is 0.3010 and log3base10 is 0.4771 evaluate log3.75base10 without using calculator or 4-figure table. Show your working.
DIAMOND 7 years ago

"If his club is not pushing you out, stay the hell in there".

Exactly!

"If his club is not pushing you out, stay the hell in there".

Exactly!
SUMAILA AWAL 7 years ago

Jeffrey more power to your elbows.

Jeffrey more power to your elbows.
jn 7 years ago

why play and fight over relagation when you have earned your right to play european champions league

why play and fight over relagation when you have earned your right to play european champions league
Denzel Sey 7 years ago

It's better for him to go out and have first team football. We obviously want Ghana to go Gabon and win, it's all about experience

I hope Grant calls up Schlupp, Appiah and Partey for AFCON 17 surely we will then win.

It's better for him to go out and have first team football. We obviously want Ghana to go Gabon and win, it's all about experience

I hope Grant calls up Schlupp, Appiah and Partey for AFCON 17 surely we will then win.
COMMON SENSE 7 years ago

Lets hope he can afford not to put money first in deciding werher or not to move to a 'much lesser team'. Probably, the choice to follow money prevented Asamoah Gyang from becoming one of the worlds greatest footballers of al ...
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Lets hope he can afford not to put money first in deciding werher or not to move to a 'much lesser team'. Probably, the choice to follow money prevented Asamoah Gyang from becoming one of the worlds greatest footballers of all time.
DIAMOND 7 years ago

I'll take their arithmetic progression at the top, after the torrid, team-record geometric progression in the just-ended season.

I'll take their arithmetic progression at the top, after the torrid, team-record geometric progression in the just-ended season.

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