cytellProperty:
You are a Chelsea fan for mouth, how can you not know her? She is a Nigerian, Super Eagles Omatsone Aluko's sister and also England International.

Guy I've been seeing this gal play for years. I first saw her play in one of the U20 competitions where she represented England. The fact that am a Chelsea fan doesn't mean I shud giv a Bleep about the female team

Funmiladey:
Her brother is a nigerian international that plays for hullcity sonne Aluko

Bro I've known this gal since 2007

VIPERVENOM:
do Chelsea fans know anything about their club other dan Mikel & drogba??

I know the Alukos' more than you do. Why shud I give a Bleep about the female team when I don't find their game interesting

then u only watch ball,u don't follow up...She has being in Epl for long
She is elder sister to sone Aluko of Hull city

I know a lot about football and I've been seeing her play since 2007

Congratulations. More grease to your already greasy elbow.

AC

slap1:
Forza which Milan?

Good for her, i must say

Bonapart:
Real Nigerians are winning BBC award... fake ones who chose to represent another man's land be winning unrecognised awards.... congrats anyway even when am still searching for a Bleep to give...

Since you chose to play for English change ur name to English name

Jealous or what? She's playing for a club for #$*k sake!

Nomswag:

which one una don win for ur family......nor be so so belle una girls dey carry

thank you

emzila:

if she is in Nigeria, no won would have recognise her talent even when she tries to showcase it, reason being that the children of who is who will have to be selected first. so, let her be. Hundreds more of her likes are here in Nigeria but have not been given d opportunity because their parents are neither honorable, chief or chief Mrs.

reasonable quote so far...
I appreciate your comment

emzila:

if she is in Nigeria, no won would have recognise her talent even when she tries to showcase it, reason being that the children of who is who will have to be selected first. so, let her be. Hundreds more of her likes are here in Nigeria but have not been given d opportunity because their parents are neither honorable, chief or chief Mrs.

Her father is a former Senator, former Ekiti guber aspirant, His father works with Chevron before he joined politics, Brother to late Prof Aluko ...I know them too well

Omo tia...thumbs up

Bonapart:
Real Nigerians are winning BBC award... fake ones who chose to represent another man's land be winning unrecognised awards.... congrats anyway even when am still searching for a Bleep to give...



Since you chose to play for English change ur name to English name

u sound salty...

Up Blues!!!

seankay:

Guy I've been seeing this gal play for years. I first saw her play in one of the U20 competitions where she represented England. The fact that am a Chelsea fan doesn't mean I shud giv a Bleep about the female team

cytellProperty:
Up Blues!!!

Blues 4 lyf bro

Although born in Nigeria, Aluko was called into the England set-up at the age of 14. She chose to remain loyal to the English coaches who
had given her the opportunity to play international football, but said:
"The main thing for me is for people to understand that choosing to
play for England doesn't mean that I don't support Nigeria. I'm as much
Nigerian as I'm British. Of course Nigeria means a lot to me, it's part of me, but I've been brought up by English coaches."

good sperm

Another legend in the making.