Mike gets drunk

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hehehehe. No football news, no football photos, just me.
Who was it who said that we are in the payroll of the Cebu Football Association? Frankly dear father or brother (Im not familiar with religious ranks), the CebuFA can't afford us.

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Anonymous said…
y dont u name that son of a *%^$!!
the nerve nila na mag-claim2 na brother2 sila
or part sila sa isa ka religious group
unya ingun ana ug batasan.

they have the guts to tell people about that chismis (Taga media pa gyud iyang giingnan) but they dont have the balls to correct themselves to support the veracity of their allegations and to apologize to us. hmp.

nagexpect pa gyud sila na ganahan pa ta nila.
6:46 PM
Cebu Football said…
You know my stand with regards to organized religion. But, pasensya-an na lang.

"Father forgive them, for they know not what they are doing"
6:53 PM
Anonymous said…
aaaah... unsay pasabot ani bai, nga if the price is right, okay ra? klaroha, klaroha!
6:57 PM
Cebu Football said…
buang...ang akong bribe nga dawatun kana ra man si aubrey miles. hehehehe
11:58 AM
Anonymous said…
YES.. AS OFFICIAL CEBUFA-MANAGER I can NOT AGREE THAT SUNSTAR is on PAYROLL of OUR ORGANIZATION!

I see SUNSTAR as a PARTNER bec. OF THEIR ANNOUNCEMENt FROM LAST DECEMBER TO TAKE MORE CARE ABOUT THE FOOTBALL YOUTH in CEBU!!!!!!!!..

SO THAT´S ALL!

THE CEBUFA and ESPECIALLY I as Manager will think about a JUSTICE-PROCEDURE for EVERYBODY who say that CEBUFA pay SUNSTAR and esp. Mike Limpag!

If SOMEONE THINK so and if this person is not a shy hidden GHOST.. HE or SHE CAN CONTACT ME ABOUT my OFFICIAL ADDRESS on our www.cebufa.org HOMEPAGE!
2:02 PM
Anonymous said…
ESPECIALLY I AS MANAGER OF CEBUFA want TO MAKE CLEAR THAT NO MONEY-SUPPORT WENT FROM ME IN THE POCKETS of Mike LIMPAG or TO SUNSTAR!

IF SOMEONE HAS DOUBTS THEN HE or SHE CAN GO WITH ME IN FRONT OF PHILIPPINE JUSTICE!!!!!!!!..
2:06 PM
Anonymous said…
IF THERE are CONCRETE NAMES OF PEOPLE WHO TELL THIS NONSENSE STORIES ABOUT CEBUFA PRES. J. MAXIMO and I we are interested to know!
3:52 PM
Anonymous said…
CebuFA Pres. J. Maximo and I we have the same opinion that this people are only want to deconstruct good attitudes by BAD UNTRUE STORIES and we want to be strict in this case!
3:55 PM
Anonymous said…
hoy naunsa nana imung amigo diha?
mura mag naay tama pataka lag storya.
4:00 PM
Anonymous said…
mike, mura ra gud nag, 'Manila is not the Philippines. ergo Sunstar is not the Media
5:29 PM
Cebu Football said…
yap, but in this case, they said me, the cdn reporter, and thefreeman reporter is in the payroll
5:32 PM
Anonymous said…
hehehehehehe.
bring it on!
5:38 PM
Anonymous said…
" hoy naunsa nana imung amigo diha?
mura mag naay tama pataka lag storya."

unsay pasabot nimong pataka lag storya? please specify...
i think ang pasabot niya nga justice procedure kay ang pagkiha ug slander or libel batok aning nayawaang sakop ni hesukristo kay gidaot ang ngalan sa ilang organisasyon.

mao nay nakadaot ani. binuang sa uban, ligsan tanan
7:26 PM
Anonymous said…
"mike, mura ra gud nag, 'Manila is not the Philippines. ergo Sunstar is not the Media"

Ha? unswa? wa ko kasabot. mubo siguro kog IQ. ples eksplen.
7:27 PM
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