Icon79:
Bro., take it from me, after all this public humiliation by Tammy Abraham, if Mr Pinnick ever go back to beg him again ..... I will singlehandedly run him out of the office in Abuja.

And I ain't kidding you either!


O pari

forgiveness:



Where rough, touts, tugs, knaves and harden criminal no dey? Sha na Calabar or Uyo?

Abeg! Tell me another story.

Lucque:
bros uhmmm u do know he is supporting ur argument sha
..or u didn't read his comment??

Joebie:
haha.. no point going on with you.. you can dream about rotation in all things. Maybe you as well rotate in your sleep

Mujtahida:

They are everywhere but it's not everywhere that they have influence like Lagos of the past. Even in Lagos currently the touts are clamped down upon. Whatsup with Omo Onile? Are you aware of the law the LSHA enacted with stringent penalties against Omo Onile thing? So this things curb and reduce their influence.

forgiveness:


Your mind is not pure. It's clear from your statements.

Don't cover up with rotation because it's not harmful nor bad idea.

Abi, is there anything wrong with rotation? Oya, tell us make I hear.

Besides, he subject was about the response of the crowd and not rotation. Rotation is secondary.

I have told you we don't share this same norms and values hence the differences in approach. So, if mine is different, you don't need to force down yours on me.

And stop seeking with suspicious mind though you are free anyways.

Now, answer questions.

Joebie:
Nobody has forced anything on you.. As regards schooling you on why that rotation mindset have kept Nigeria backward, I will leave that for another day.
As regards the primary, I've already had my say.

Kog45:
My man O pari u don vex,pls easy,i know u are not happy with d way d guy went about d whole things but u need to put this into consideration, his age and d pressure from English FA especially his U21 coach.

Amaju w still go after him coz he was very close to d family and Amaju know much than us.Honestly if he want to play for us fine and if he decide that it's England, no issue.

Honestly players are very funny sometimes, did u know as experience and mature Enyeama is,he shunned d senate President who tried to come in to settle his rift with NFF but Senate President wasn't bother by d embarrassment,still went after him to change his mind.

Pls don't let us rules d guy out,honestly i watched his video clips last week, d guy is a poacher, it we be good to have him in this present team.

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The incident happened while football fans were trying to enter the stadium during the World Cup qualifier against Zambia.

The fans were allegedly beaten by soldiers at the gates of the stadium with heavy sticks.

According to Punch, the stampede occurred as the crowd tried to avoid the soldiers’ sticks.

The newspaper reports that bloodstains were around the gate of the stadium, while policemen and personnel of the Federal Road Safety Corps were seen standing beside some unconscious fans.

Some of the fans claimed they escaped death by the whiskers.

A female fan, Aniema Ekong, said, “I thank God that I’m alive. This is not the first time this kind of incident had occurred. In fact, in every major tournament, there is always a tale of woes to tell about security agents injuring or killing people.”

Another fan who identified himself as Chukwudi, said his girlfriend was severely injured by the security personnel manning the gate.

He said, “I don’t know why there is always trouble in this stadium.”

Ambulances were seen conveying injured persons to the hospital.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Elkana Bala, however, claimed that no one died.

He told the newspaper, “It is confirmed that nobody died. But some persons were injured while struggling to gain access into the stadium. The injured persons were taken to hospital for medical attention.”


Photos: http://anstalk.com/nigeria-vs-zambia-five-feared-dead-scores-injured-stadium-stampede/

forgiveness:


Bros, bottles or any dangerous objects were never allowed in the bowl. So, how you take see bottle na em me I no understand?

tbaba1234:


False news, NFF has debunked the story

Joebie:
We never blame Pinnick, who I believe is more than 50 years for that mishap, na 19 year old who acted more professionally? na wa o
Tammy's response was professional. Never talking down either on England or Nigeria. Just reiterating he is still committed to England [at least in the meantime]

tglobal:


Bottles don't have to be glass. Plastic bottles filled with water and cans can still be dangerous. That is even beside the point as what I disputed was your claim that there was no such thing as throwing missiles at players at AFCON 2000 which you claimed to have attended but the finals.

It's a pity there is no clip of that match around.

However, on the question of bottles and "objects" not being allowed in the stadium, take a look at what happened to the Tunisians at Abuja stadium in 2009 in the video below from 2:51 - 3:03. You don't have to be in the stadium to know that those weren't pure water sachets:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgoS-jH5cUk

forgiveness:



Let me make this clear to you. Calabar and Uyo hosting the Super Eagles have to do with their governments providing the finances of our games for free for economical purpose.

The highest bidder takes it all. I don't think Uyo fit flex muscle with Lagos if they are really interested in hosting the Super Eagles. Sorry..

If Lagos State who is doing everything to bring back the Super Eagles to Lagos for their own economical purposes, na sin?

My friend, I am speaking the mind of the current government of Lagos state in regards to hosting the Super Eagles and not solemnly my opinion or thought.

That was why I mentioned Ambode.

You ignorantly made conclusions that it's my mind sets whereas you where only ignorant or not current.

Please, update yaself.

If you are not happy with the government of Lagos state, na my problem?

forgiveness:


Is Lagos the same as Abuja?

tglobal:


No it is not. Is your suggestion that Abuja allows plastic bottles and cans while Lagos doesn't?

Btw, I was in the stadium to the Mobil Athletics trials in 1999 and don't remember being searched. I now expect you to say "football is different" to which I will answer that I know what I saw on TV

forgiveness:


Is Lagos the same as Abuja?

Bottles rained down on the pitch during the final minutes of the match as the crowd vented their frustration at the result

forgiveness:



I don't know about Abuja protocols but I can authoritatively state that such weren't allowed in Lagos stadium. Fact.


Mobil Athletics trials are boring and in most cases are free toll.

Different scenario all together.

forgiveness:



Let me make this clear to you. Calabar and Uyo hosting the Super Eagles have to do with their governments providing the finances of our games for free for economical purpose.

The highest bidder takes it all. I don't think Uyo fit flex muscle with Lagos if they are really interested in hosting the Super Eagles. Sorry..

If Lagos State who is doing everything to bring back the Super Eagles to Lagos for their own economical purposes, na sin?

My friend, I am speaking the mind of the current government of Lagos state in regards to hosting the Super Eagles and not solemnly my opinion or thought.

That was why I mentioned Ambode.

You ignorantly made conclusions that it's my mind sets whereas you where only ignorant or not current.

Please, update yaself.

If you are not happy with the government of Lagos state, na my problem?

Icon4s:
I have never seen this type of celebrations in my whole life. The commentator was even crying.


How Egypt did it tonight:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaYADht_3ro

Joebie:
Salah's first goal looked like an offside to me. The penalty call seemed legit though

komekn:


Tammy is the first choice striker for Swansea.

Lordabas:
Isaac Success no send una.
Let's leave the boy alone. 4 his mind he has arrived

Icon4s:
I have never seen this type of celebrations in my whole life. The commentator was even crying.


How Egypt did it tonight:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaYADht_3ro

TheGoodJoe:


I think it has to do with strategy. If we are sitting deep and need a strong forward to battle with defenders, Ighalo gets the pick. If we are going with an offensive strategy that will require a striker attacking spaces with pace, Nacho gets the nod.

safarigirl:
lol....I actually cried watching this, especially when the commentator started crying. Very emotional

Forget fancy footwork and tiki taka, this is the true beauty of football. The fans, the stadium, the atmosphere, that is what I find most attractive in the sport.

Congratulations once again to beautiful Egypt, that is the real blood, sweat and tears that deserves a World Cup slot.

Hopefully, Senegal will be next....but nothing can beat this Egyptian celebration

soetanoreoluwa:


But iwobi came him and give us the goal...

See eh.. In football there is no perfect team... Players will continue to make mistakes.. Even the Ronaldo and Messi of these world still find it difficult to score some goals...

I repeat this is not the team for experiment ... We re done with experiment.. Do you when we have started doing experiment since 2002... ...

Those players need our credit... Remember we didn't qualify for last two nations cup... And qualified for WC in the suppose group of death..

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