BascoVanVeli:


Then why are u not on top? Because chelsea works harder and they have Kante which u don't.

BascoVanVeli:


Its called manners and respect, which they have earned through the information they give us and the way they carry themselves. We are just fine with the way things run here so u just have to fit it simple as that.

TheSuperNerd:

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And the Roach keeps back.....

Listen up you whining low life..... My profile is far above yours in every way... got that?

For a start, I am a scholar at one of Hopkins' research institutes and centres...... On full scholarships!!!

You don't get there for being stupid....

So like the roach that you are.... I expect you to run along and get back into your dirty hole....

Just Leave..... get out.... You have no place in this house.

A pity how one person combines silly amnesia, low life attitude and absolute floccinaucinihilipilification capped up with.......... **I 'll keep that**



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BascoVanVeli:
Onazi was named man of the match as his club won on the road.

tbaba1234:
Superstar, Abdul Ajagun starts for Roda

CC: Forgiveness

goldfish80:

The guy have been pretty solid for the past 4 months. Happy times

Nihilist:


Kanu's brain, Iheanacho's body.

To me that's the perfect player or at least a perfect attacker.

Nihilist:


All of those guys were eligible to play for Jamaica or other Caribbean countries. UK is not like the US - everybody knows his papa's house.

edi287:

Why Nacho's body?? Low center of gravity or what?

safarigirl:
many actually don't. What I find funny is that these people are grappling to play for an English team with no achievements of note since last century.

What is the juju English FA is using to hold people that have the chance to win a ton of awards in other countries, but rather stay with them and win nothing?

Nihilist:
His pace and power.

I was fortunate to see Nacho play live at the Etihad last season where he scored a brace. The boy is a natural athlete. Imagine Kanu with such pace and such power.

safarigirl:
Jamaica and other Carribean countries are not footballing nations, so, going to play there will not be a better choice to England.

I mean where the country is a footballing nation eg of you're eligible to play for countries like Nigeria, Egypt, Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal etc.

A country like Kenya, for instance, that isn't a footballing nation, may not miss a player who opts for England, but why opt for England when you can get accolades elsewhere?

Nihilist:


I graduated from university almost 10 years ago mate.

These kind of yarns don't impress me. Now if you said you were making mad money, I might be impressed.

I'm currently sat in the players lounge at an Aviva Premiership rugby club, literally next to players worth millions who appear on TV every weekend. A loud mouth trashtalker on the interwebs does not move me one bit.

tbaba1234:


I do not think, Kelechi is that pacy to be honest.

goldfish80:

I think most of the players look at the business side of things when making career decisions such as country allegiance.

Bournemouth paid £15M club record fee for Jordan Ibe. If he was a Nigerian youth international, they wouldn't have paid more than £3M for him.

I think guys like Iwobi have shown these guys that you can be a marketing success even if you play for Nigeria.
Alex Iwobi has inspired a lot of foreign born African players.

TheSuperNerd:
Cc:

Sirs: TheGoodJoe, Joseph1013, BascoVanVeli, Goldfish80, Chrisooblog, Tbaba1234, Icon4s, Forgiveness, Kog45, Certitude, AIG07, Mikron, Blackalbino06, Terzurum5, Orkperkyandega, Icon79, Juztiz5, NLban, Chriskels, Mickael2, Chrismario, Jotey, Tglobal, Zicky, Daninya11, Danycrusoe, CFCman, Lakesidepapa, Dodobytes........ Etc

Madams: Safarigirl, Confun......


This beautiful thread is obviously being "invaded".... Not all come as visitors... Some have come as "hijackers" and "detractors"

Can we just carry on and ignore...... Thanks.

Yours Sincerely,

TheSupernerd

TheSuperNerd:
Firstly, I am not your mate, You old disgrace for your "age"...... I am proud of my youth and what I have done with it so far..... I got a bright future.... and about money? who says I am not working? loooolllll.... even heading back from work right this instant.....

tbaba1234:


I do not think, Kelechi is that pacy to be honest.

TheSuperNerd:
[s]Firstly, I am not your mate, You old disgrace for your "age"...... I am proud of my youth and what I have done with it so far..... I got a bright future.... and about money? who says I am not working? loooolllll.... even heading back from work right this instant.....



Secondly... it was never meant to impress you but to inform you....


Lastly..... after 10yrs of post-university experience, "this" is what you have to give the world.... Huh??

Man..... you are an irritating low life..... gosh!!!


Berra go take a time off and think hard about the absolute stupidity you displayed here today.... For a man your age... it's such a shame.... and a pity



Now Get out.... I am done with speaking to a Neanderthal like yourself... You've been served.
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Nihilist:

You may be right but I guess that we can only consider the evidence in front of us - right now skin colour is not really an obstacle to playing for England so any black boy of dual origin knows that he can play for a higher ranked football nations like England instead of Nigeria if they are good enough.

safarigirl:
the point komekn and most of us are trying to make is that, once you're not white, you'll never really be considered a permanent option for England, especially if you're African

Apart from Dele Alli (who is mixed), I doubt England has another player of African origin in their squad.....and please, don't mention Barkley, if dem no tell you say that one papa na negro, you no go know

goldfish80:


Any player who don't know this, is not intelligent. Come on this is 2017.

tbaba1234:


I do not think, Kelechi is that pacy to be honest.

safarigirl:
the point komekn and most of us are trying to make is that, once you're not white, you'll never really be considered a permanent option for England, especially if you're African

Apart from Dele Alli (who is mixed), I doubt England has another player of African origin in their squad.....and please, don't mention Barkley, if dem no tell you say that one papa na negro, you no go know

Chrismario:
Misters nihilist and thesupernerd,,, almost everyone has moved on

If i hear any pim! again,,,,,i will create a new thread for you guys, I will name it "Beeff btwn supernerd and nihilist" ,,post d link here so u gotta kill ya sefs

safarigirl:
the point komekn and most of us are trying to make is that, once you're not white, you'll never really be considered a permanent option for England, especially if you're African

Apart from Dele Alli (who is mixed), I doubt England has another player of African origin in their squad.....and please, don't mention Barkley, if dem no tell you say that one papa na negro, you no go know

tbaba1234:


Great... E done do... I am sure that many people here are doing great things too. Sheath your sword.

Nihilist, please do not respond.. Let us get to the football conversation.

Joebie:
No wonder.. you guys have been massaging their egos.. I didn't see anything worth respecting from first impression..

let me just add.. i've never been the kind of person who tries to fit in.. i will be me even if i'm considered an outsider. However, I'm sure you are speaking for just a group of people here. I think some of us hold on to something as petty as a community.. why are you giving me that, "if u don't act like us, leave here" vibe? funny really