He's dangerous......just dangerous......!

Paolo Maldini

is widely regarded as the best defender of his era and one of the greatest defenders of all time, maybe only excelled by Franz Beckenbauer.

Throughout his long career, he has remained a one club man with A.C. Milan, where he holds the current captaincy, and has made the most appearances for the club

He is well known for his influential captaincy, ice-cool temperament, well timed attacking runs, outstanding headers, his outstanding ability to play with both feet and flawless defending.

Approaching 40 years of age, he is still playing at the very highest level.
Mr Maldini is plagued with knee joint problems now and (seemingly) keeps going as a result of his huge passion for the game. His style of football is redolent of Roy Keane and Bobby Moore. He is giant of play-making football.
Tonight, Mr Maldini meets Christiano Ronaldo.

Mr Ronaldo.

Is 22 and has had a remarkable 2006/2007 season seeing him win the twin titles of PFA Player of the year and PFA Young Player of the Year Awards this month. Ronaldo is an amazing player of huge talent whom I liken to George Best in his hey day.

In addition to winning the two awards (an accomplishment that has only been matched once) Ronaldo was also named a member of the PFA Premiership Team of the Year, alongside seven of his fellow Manchester United teammates.

The JVIP

Is 56, he’s a little (only a little) over-weight and likes to take things quite casually and carefully. He has two paces. Slow and super-slow.

His brain, has two speeds too. Sharp and super-sharp.

You’ll get the point that he tries, in his silly old way, to outwit people that are quicker than him.

Turning him around to do other things is tricky, however, and rather like manouvering a super-tanker.

People who know him really well liken his behaviour to a big old bear who likes to do what he likes to do and........ everybody......... do it in the time he likes to do it in.

You’ll gather he won’t be rushed. He lives life with a passion.

The Pipster

is 12 years JVIP’s junior. She is a fit, active, clever, brilliant, gorgeous Jack in the Box of a Woman.

She heads up a sizeable charitable organisation and is, in her own way, “important”. She runs, she jumps, she rides a good motor cycle, she plays guitar and sings songs.

She shows an outrageous desire and heat for both intimacy and bedtime behaviour.

She loves life with a passion.

Beginning on this Thursday night. JVIP and Pip are spending some serious time together in what promises to be a great match. Passion, endurance and supreem communication skills are the order of the day.

I’d be interested to know (in advance) what I think the score might be ? I can't work it out though. Who will end up....... "it" ?

What I do know is, I'm looking forward to this tussle.

In other news, I predict Man Utd may come unstuck tonight and, although I pray things will go well for them despite major injury to their defenses, I fear the older and wiser side could prevail despite their bad knees and lack of mobility but devastating tactics. Passion from Old Trafford may win out however.

A Metaphor here ? I couldn't possibly comment.

Love life and love the journey through it is what i say.

JVIP