safarigirl:
Una get time to dey chook mouth for two people matter.

Every time I try that, dem go drag me join for the argument and some people will be expressing disappointment in me for not coming to their aid

I dey kuku skip anybody wey dey quarrel, unless when the quarrel has been dragged for days and the two parties are becoming a nuisance

Aside that, I dey my siddon look mode henceforth, anybody wey wan nak-ed themselves, I hold camera

It's really a delicate and thankless thing intervening in a fight. Offline sef, growing up my neighbour went to intervene in a fight, na so dem hammer stick ooo, it hit the woman for eye. She suffered greatly from eye problem and became blind in one eye. Since then, I no dey try am.

I just wish we'd be mature here. I hate this constant calling of supposed adults to order. Conflict is inevitable but the frequency here dey tire person.

MetalJigsaw:
What is your problem? I ask you??

Hahaha no bro, u no ask me but it still doesn't make it less ridiculous. U r just fond of this abeg stop am

Mujtahida:

It's really a delicate and thankless thing intervening in a fight. Offline sef, growing up my neighbour went to intervene in a fight, na so dem hammer stick ooo, it hit the woman for eye. She suffered greatly from eye problem and became blind in one eye. Since then, I no dey try am.

I just wish we'd be mature here. I hate this constant calling of supposed adults to order. Conflict is inevitable but the frequency here dey tire person.

it is the dragging of the conflict that tire me.

Supernerd has been wailing everywhere because somebody he doesn't even know insulted his mother in a faceless forum. My mother has been dead for over ten years, I get into disagreements at times and pesin wey no know go dey insult her, e no concern me. It is not that serious.

There is nothing worse than being stubborn and adamant. It's a disgusting trait, even me, bad as I be, I cannot comman be dragging last year matter with anybody

realpoacher:


You all rooting for North Africans to excel at the Mundial are living in "fools paradise" ...

People that only flatter to deceive

Na for only Africa and their Home ground they get mouth

Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia all of them na big flops for world stage

North Africans can't beat even Tahiti convincingly not to talk more of Sweden, not to talk more of Spain or Portugal. Tunisia here is the worst culprit.

I will rather put my money on Togo or Angola or Zambia to give Africa a better performance if they are going to the world Cup than those pretenders.

I really wish they prove me wrong this year sha!

True talk

Kog45:
Oga forgiveness i know where am going,reapoacher tried to settle the issue and he made two comments to both of you but the comments showed that he did not followed your discussion from the beginning and i said pls realpoacher help us do justice by going into genesis how the insults started then we know who to blame.

Ok sir. It's well.

ChrisKels:


Hahaha no bro, u no ask me but it still doesn't make it less ridiculous. U r just fond of this abeg stop am

Mr man respect yourself. I asked a simple question and it wasn't directed to you. So don't get me provoked this is a forum.

MetalJigsaw:
Mr man respect yourself. I asked a simple question and it wasn't directed to you. So don't get me provoked this is a forum.

Lol really? If I provoked u like I once did you back then on kickoff Nigeria, u go leave ur house come beat me here?

Amuneke: Unpredictable Moses Will Be Key For Super Eagles In Russia

Victor Moses will be a key player for the Super Eagles at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia if he maintains his impressive form for Chelsea, Emmanuel Amuneke has told Completesportsnigeria.com.

Amuneke who will take charge of his second Sudani League game Tuesday night explained that the 27-year-old has evolved into a complete winger.

“He (Moses) has added defending to his game which will make the Super Eagles team more balanced when they are not in possession and formidable,” Amuneke, one of the stars for the Super Eagles at the 1994 FIFA World Cup, told CSN.
“He is one player in the team you can’t predict or try to stop because he is showing tremendous qualities playing for Chelsea.
“With him for Nigeria we can reach a new level at the World Cup in Russia.”

Moses scored his second league goal of the season for Chelsea who returned to winning ways by defeating West Brom 3-0 on Monday night to move back into fourth place in the Premier League.

The goal was Moses’ 20th Premier League goal for Chelsea and he became the eighth highest scoring Nigerian in English Premier League history.

Efan Ekoku, Shola Ameobi, Nwankwo Kanu, Yakubu Aiyegbeni,Victor Anichebe, Obafemi Martins and Odion Ighalo are the other Nigerians players to have scored 20 goals or more.



https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/amuneke-unpredictable-moses-will-key-super-eagles-russia/

Icon79:
This Croatia team is loaded with quality sha. But let's hope that they are still as disorganized as they were during the Euro qualifiers.

The good news is, we can beat any team if we play the same way we played in the second half against Argentina. #Fact


O pari

Especially in that their midfield.

MetalJigsaw:
What invite bro?

EFCC INVITE

ChrisKels:


Guy no vex but u too dey ask ridiculous qstns. Nawa oo. Invite to clear Eagles filled septic tank.

@Chriskels..u don kill person o hahahahahahajjahhahahhahaahhahahhahaha

elyte89:





EFCC INVITE

Guy honestly that my guy has really lost it, av bn keeping tabs on him ever since he came aboard this ship as his moniker looks familiar to that of one great analyst I once rubbed mind with on kickoff Nigeria, but this guy right here keeps embarrassing me with his cockeyed qstns. I xpctd better from him, maybe I mistake him for someone else.

ChrisKels:


Guy honestly that my guy has really lost it, av bn keeping tabs on him ever since he came aboard this ship as his moniker looks familiar to that of one great analyst I once rubbed mind with on kickoff Nigeria, but this guy right here keeps embarrassing me with his cockeyed qstns. I xpctd better from him, maybe I mistake him for someone else.

Chief Rohr invite our German connect

Mujtahida:

Bro how we go do today now. Both Valentine and Ash Wednesday are Catholic feasts abi events.

You really know how to keep us on tenterhooks. What's the info. I'm itching to know. German boys? Have we succeeded in nicking at least one of them?

Lol my able barrister, calm down e never ripe. BTW, I hope u dun go collect ur own ash for forehead?

nelszx:

Chief Rohr invite our German connect

O si gini

Mujtahida:

Hmmmmm no talk ooo. There are seriously looking into it ooo. Although I have not read the Shearer research mentioned by Captain but that's an indication of how serious the issue is. Na so e dey start small small
That's how the Doctor in the movie 'Concussion' (actually from the real life story of the Nigerian doctor Bennett Omalu) fought alone for years to bring the issue of head damages to the attention of the stakeholders in the NFL amidst threat to his life. He later succeeded.


Me no want am ooo cos taking away heading from the game will seriously deprive the game of an element that makes it interesting. I am only just bringing the info to the attention of the threadsters

Here is the story

Alan Shearer pledges to donate his brain when he dies for research into dementia and football
Alan Shearer presented a BBC documentary on the BBC on footballers suffering from dementia and the possible link with heading the ball
CREDIT: RICH LINLEY - CAMERASPORT
By Jeremy Wilson , DEPUTY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT
13 NOVEMBER 2017 • 9:54PM
lan Shearer has pledged to donate his brain when he dies to the growing ‘bank’ that is being created by former British professionals for research into dementia and playing football.
The 47-year-old former England captain fronted a powerful BBC documentary into the issue on Sunday shortly after The Telegraph had also reported how families of suffering players in this country were following those in American Football by donating the brains of loved ones to research.
This is because chronic traumatic encephalopathy - a devastating form of dementia that is caused by head trauma – can only be diagnosed in post-mortem and the full scale of the crisis was only accepted by the National Football League in America after hundreds of autopsies. Shearer says the issue has been “swept under the carpet” here and, after admitting to fears that he will suffer CTE in later life, the Premier League's record scorer has informed the Scottish neuropathologist Dr Willie Stewart that he wants to donate his brain.
Dr Stewart diagnosed the first CTE case in a British footballer when he examined Jeff Astle’s brain in post-mortem. Boston University have also diagnosed CTE in the former Chicago Fire ‘soccer’ player Patrick Grange and a study by the University College London this year found CTE in four out of six former players they examined. The Drake Foundation announced yesterday that it will now commit a further £1 million to (as yet undecided) research projects in concussion in football.
The Telegraph has been campaigning for research into the potential link between dementia and playing football following its own investigation, with the Football Association and the Professional Footballers’ Association also now promising six-figure funding to answer this question.
The FA/PFA research is separate to The Drake Foundation and will initially seek simply to answer whether former footballers are suffering disproportionately with neurodegenerative disease. An announcement on the team of experts who will undertake the study is due before Christmas.
The Jeff Astle Foundation has now been contacted by more than 400 suffering families. Astle died in 2002 and the inquest attributed his death to brain damage sustained playing football. There is anger that the FA – and particularly the PFA – have not subsequently pushed for more research into the risks of playing football and the Astle family have called for a parliamentary inquiry into who knew what and when. "Nowhere near enough research has been done so far,” said Shearer.

isan:
Home super falcons list for wafu cup released by the new coach
Rasheedat ajibade has been called up to the super falcon

What's with all those unnacessary " Queens" and "Angels" attached to these female cllub names.,

Here is another link to the story


https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/alan-shearer-demands-dementia-action-13893296

elyte89:




EFCC INVITE

No let me swear for u o

MetalJigsaw:
No let me swear for u o

Loool guy, it is invite for March friendly, I suppose sir Tbaba posted it some pages back, you could go back to check it.

MetalJigsaw:
No let me swear for u o

,am still expecting questions from u like,when will d world cup starts?

MetalJigsaw:
What's with all those unnacessary " Queens" and "Angels" attached to these female cllub names.,

He strikes yet again.

gbosaa:


Alli is good. Everyone has their bad day. You can’t judge him because of that one match and it’s wrong to compare him with Iwobi.

no doubt he is good. But the hype is just 2much.
he even gave an assist yesterday and drew a freekick that was eventually converted.
But overall he didn't seem like the alli i was hearing about. The english media portray him as one very big world class player while he is no where near that.

World class players rise to the ocassion like kane did yestetday. But alli constantly looked like he had no idea what he was doing.

Imagine the english media thinking he can play for madrid/barca. Lol

Mujtahida:

It's really a delicate and thankless thing intervening in a fight. Offline sef, growing up my neighbour went to intervene in a fight, na so dem hammer stick ooo, it hit the woman for eye. She suffered greatly from eye problem and became blind in one eye. Since then, I no dey try am.

I just wish we'd be mature here. I hate this constant calling of supposed adults to order. Conflict is inevitable but the frequency here dey tire person.

Well said.....commenting on dis forum has been less exciting lately as football matters av been shifted to one corner by people hell bent on settling personal scores on a faceless public forum....I just weak!

EmmGee:

no doubt he is good. But the hype is just 2much.
he even gave an assist yesterday and drew a freekick that was eventually converted.
But overall he didn't seem like the alli i was hearing about. The english media portray him as one very big world class player while he is no where near that.

World class players rise to the ocassion like kane did yestetday. But alli constantly looked like he had no idea what he was doing.

Imagine the english media thinking he can play for madrid/barca. Lol

I also think he can play for Barca, Madrid and Bayern.

ChrisKels:


Lol my able barrister, calm down e never ripe. BTW, I hope u dun go collect ur own ash for forehead?

Hahahaha hahahaha hahahaha. Dem go gree give me? Not a Catholic though but quite familiar with your prayers, novenas, saints, feast, Orders, and a little of its history. Used to attend mass at the Opus Dei Center located where Pan African University is in Lagos.I used to enjoy reading St.Jose Maria Escriva and Bishop Fulton Sheen. I still have their books.

Back to soccer.

Toh, make I wait patiently for the news. I trust you

eazyjakes:


Well said.....commenting on dis forum has been less exciting lately as football matters av been shifted to one corner by people hell bent on settling personal scores on a faceless public forum....I just weak!

It's just a rash. We would go beyond it. Keep commenting please. That's what makes the thread rich.

safarigirl:
it is the dragging of the conflict that tire me.

Supernerd has been wailing everywhere because somebody he doesn't even know insulted his mother in a faceless forum. My mother has been dead for over ten years, I get into disagreements at times and pesin wey no know go dey insult her, e no concern me. It is not that serious.

There is nothing worse than being stubborn and adamant. It's a disgusting trait, even me, bad as I be, I cannot comman be dragging last year matter with anybody

Spare Supernerd. He is a mummy’s boy, teachers pet. No offence. He probably didn’t live in the ‘hood’ or attended one of those schools where you hear ‘yo mama’ jokes.

Don’t clinch and wave fists in his mum’s face otherwise he’d blow somebody up with bombs.

Mujtahida:

It's just a rash. We would go beyond it. Keep commenting please. That's what makes the thread rich.

Thnx bro.....we all here together.....bt d way som mata take dey drag here sha.....:.u go hail!

tbaba1234:


There is a difference between competitive games and reserve games. He will be fit but that extra sharpness will take a few games.

Please tell them, have no doubt that this is a player who struggled very badly in the EPL. S

Icon4s:


Not necessarily bro. Doesn't follow for every player.

Like I said it is only players returning from injury that take a longer time to regain sharpness.

For a player who was relegated to the reserve team, one or two senior(competitive games) and he is up and running. Some players even hit the ground running right from their first game after return

He is up and running where in La Liga, Bundesliga, Seria A, EPL.

andrew444:


You lost it man stop giving your self sleepless night over what you don't know okay,from seyi ojo argument you become pointless,you keep on writing nonsense just to make a point,in your shallow mind you think you can win me,trying to console your self(Your kids are not as daft as....)i dont care if you complete it but as for me i am not as daft as your father.

There is ABSOLUTELY no need for bthis kind of caustic abuse on this forum. TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE.