I don't know what's hard in saying super eagles. Green eagles since when?

daveP:
It's my birthday guy
Shey mi late bayii

Happy birthday to you sir. Cheers to the good life.

Amedino99:
I don't know what's hard in saying super eagles. Green eagles since when?

I almost thought it was broda shaggi in the picture

Amedino99:
I don't know what's hard in saying super eagles. Green eagles since when?

Where did this one come from again? Somebody already cash out ...

TheLoneCitizen:
What is this?

Because of ordinary draw....

BascoVanVeli:
Colombia defeating Tanzania and booking a meeting with the flamingoes in Wednesday


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vACpfZeNKao

This Colombia girls sef... If na African team, a lot of age propaganda would be flying around by now

Happy birthday DaveP, many happy returns bro.
Gabriel Jesus owes you 2 goals tomorrow as birthday gift.

daveP:
It's my birthday guy
Shey mi late bayii

Happy birthday daveP.
Wishing you greater heights.

daveP:
It's my birthday guy
Shey mi late bayii

Ahn ahn... Namesake, you for talk am since naa.

Anyway, better late than never.

Happy Birthday My Good Man. Enjoy this birthday weekend and wishing you more Grace and the blessings of Life.

TheLoneCitizen:


The way she cried after the PK miss shows you how much fear they played with.

Also emphasizes how huge this upset was.

The Americans played for glory, no pressure. Most of the naija girls played with the idea that this was a rare chance to put food in the mouth of their family.

She said she cried because she was disappointed in herself and I agree. This is probably the first time that she has missed a penalty in her young career. Don't forget she is the team's dead ball specialist so she already has that confidence. Plus she had a great game before that. She was the one who sent Onyeka packing to the left flank and she also made a key clearance of the line.

There is more pressure when u are playing for glory. If it is about money there are other ways to make it so no big deal but glory can't be bought in the market and it has an expiration date. Our girls are also playing for Glory. U don't fight that hard for something as basic as money.

Blueelf:


Lailai

You dey deny the pains??

AWoNiYi

AWNY = YNWA

mostob:
This Colombia girls sef... If na African team, a lot of age propaganda would be flying around by now

Well I didn't want to say anything but I had a friend who dated a girl who's father went to school with somebody who might know somebody who knows Colombia's number 10, she is definitely 45. Not a minute less

Saviour Godwin with an assist

Against Sporting Lisbon (Big gun) away from home. Adding that for proper context.

maidaboi:
Saviour Godwin with an assist

Raphael Onyedika. My God! What a solid Performance at the heart of Brugge's Midfield against one of the very sound sides in the league. A Top 4 battle.

So comfortable with the ball at his feet. So calm yet very solid in physical duels. Beautiful Passing range.

TheSuperNerd:
Raphael Onyedika. My God! What a solid Performance at the heart of Brugge's Midfield against one of the very sound sides in the league. A Top 4 battle.

So comfortable with the ball at his feet. So calm yet very solid in physical duels. Beautiful Passing range.

Raphael Onyedika, the long ball specialist.

TheLoneCitizen:
Not seen a team outplay Palace like Everton today since Patrick Vieira took over. Even when Chelsea put three past them.

EPL at its most competitive state in years. Time for Chukwueze and Osimhen to come over.

Osimhen yes

But Chukwueze hmmm get as he be.

My good man, 100% long balls accuracy recorded. 10/10 accurate long balls. 10 over 10!!!

Where is TheGoodJoe? What should I call this?

Meliforme:


Raphael Onyedika, the long ball specialist.

Taiwo Awoniyi's on field interview


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U72x1H4mAxE

Amedino99:
I don't know what's hard in saying super eagles. Green eagles since when?

unknown baller. I am impressed with what I have seen already.

daveP:
It's my birthday guy
Shey mi late bayii

Happy belated birthday Sir davep

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQL6qERTPCw

BascoVanVeli:


She said she cried because she was disappointed in herself and I agree. This is probably the first time that she has missed a penalty in her young career. Don't forget she is the team's dead ball specialist so she already has that confidence. Plus she had a great game before that. She was the one who sent Onyeka packing to the left flank and she also made a key clearance of the line.

There is more pressure when u are playing for glory. If it is about money there are other ways to make it so no big deal but glory can't be bought in the market and it has an expiration date. Our girls are also playing for Glory. U don't fight that hard for something as basic as money.

The amount of players who have made it to the big time backed by motivation from their impoverished past is overwhelming.

I cannot think of a great African player who didn't come from a poor background.

Yaya Toure ate one meal a day. Was an apprentice to a shoe-shiner.

Didier Drogba parents lost their jobs and relied on a brother for food. Couldn't pay his school fees. Drogba forced to leave for France, twice.

Eto'o lived in France as an illegal migrant for large majorities.

Ask Haaland why he plays football with so much passion, brother will give one trivial reason like beating his father's record.
Ask Osimhen why he plays football with so much passion, he will tell you how he sold pure water with his mom in Lagos traffic.

zuchyblink:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQL6qERTPCw

We have talent sha. Good job from JP’s crew identifying him. Gives us more forward options.

Iwobi's assist yesterday was so satisfying. What pleased me the most was the intelligence he showed in quickly running into the space behind the CP defence and beating offside. The back heel was sumptuous, a rare delight that only tantalizes our imagination as to what would have been if we had qualified for the WC.

BascoVanVeli:


Well I didn't want to say anything but I had a friend who dated a girl who's father went to school with somebody who might know somebody who knows Colombia's number 10, she is definitely 45. Not a minute less

Pls can anyone post the video clip of iwobi's assist yesterday against crystal palace?

calebson123:
Pls can anyone post the video clip of iwobi's assist yesterday against crystal palace?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rND-d_m19Dg

zuchyblink:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQL6qERTPCw

https://ojbsport.com/2021/10/13/egyptian-side-smuoha-sc-secures-sodiq-awujoola-signature/
I am interested in this guy.

TheLoneCitizen:


The amount of players who have made it to the big time backed by motivation from their impoverished past is overwhelming.

I cannot think of a great African player who didn't come from a poor background.

Yaya Toure ate one meal a day. Was an apprentice to a shoe-shiner.

Didier Drogba parents lost their jobs and relied on a brother for food. Couldn't pay his school fees. Drogba forced to leave for France, twice.

Eto'o lived in France as an illegal migrant for large majorities.

Ask Haaland why he plays football with so much passion, brother will give one trivial reason like beating his father's record.
Ask Osimhen why he plays football with so much passion, he will tell you how he sold pure water with his mom in Lagos traffic.

You assume like many here that it's only players that come from deprivation in Africa. That have the resilience and determination to succeed and over come all the odds.

For starters go and check Lukaku story , it's incredible his rise to becoming one of the best strikers in the World. Essentially he has been top of his game since age 16 when he started playing for Anderlecht first team.

There is poverty in Europe as well , so consider things in context.

In my opinion physical damage and struggle are not as significant as psychological damage that impacts on your sense of identity, self esteem, aspiration and convictions. The damage that institutional racism, discrimination, exclusion, unconscious bias, race motivated abuse, negative race based denigration, etc, etc .

These present and continuous , behaviours are ingrained but are strongly held by the decision makers and owners of football clubs in Europe.

Eberechi was released and rejected by over 10 clubs, before my friend Chris Ramsey ( he is black) brought him to QPR after being released by Millwall. Shockingly within 6 month's he was in the first team

There are many more similar stories were black players are disproportionately affected by negative decision that are anchored on racial discrimination.

Ola Aina scores.

It's Success vs Aina in Serie A and Aina draws first blood for Torino.

Both lads in action from the start.

Ola aina scores..