forgiveness:



Yes! That's is why the least club in the Italian league is better than the best team in ligue 1.

To be scoring goals for a low table team means you do well facing good defenders.

Scoring against Newcastle as a Mancity player and scoring against Mancity as a Newcastle player is never the same.

Joebie:
You can tell by just watching a NPFL match on TV.. it's a no brainer. If you have one camera, there are little you can do in terms of different angles and views.

someone hyped the plateau united Vs MFM match to me so I had to go check YouTube. I was disappointed.


That off-key commentary was still there, then the officiating. The fans have improved though, in attitude. That red would've gotten a rush from the stands. But then again, after 1-1 and final whistle, the MFM players were jubilating like Asif they were in a CAF final and we're pressed to the end the way Arsenal did to Atletico.....


SMH.


Watched Barça Vs Mamelodi. Although they lost, I was just saying that this team would skin Enyimba anyday if they meet. very technical and tactically aware. I weep for NPFL. tortoise-like progress.


A lecturer of sport science (Shuu that one no course for naija universities?) from SA, wrote an article. Been lecturing for a decade now. He sat and help formulate lots of what the SA league are currently doing and he's less than 35yrs..... Young blood will help us... Even all of us on this thread would change our league in 2years with fast growth....

Icon4s:


I don't want to believe anyone here would NOT want to support the SE.

But what I know is some are already waiting by the corner just in case the team fails to say "I said it, I said it,". So the team performing Well or flopping is a win-win for them.

I for one advocated for Aiyenugba in the team. I have never been sold on Uzoho being our 1st choice. But Aiyenugba was not invited. Why didnt I come out here and start wailing about Aiyenugba's non-inclusion? Rohr has made his final decision on that so who am I?

If Uzoho finally gets the nod as number 1 God forbid me wishing he fails just so I can come and start shouting "I said it, I said it". Who "I said it" epp? Nigeria performing well is what matters for me.

It is a big blow and regret we are going to the WC with our goal keeping department being our weakest. But what can we do?

Well, you arent an agent, hence no wailing...

AIG07:
are you no longer interested in meeting her again? *winks*

Oh... Still interested... You see, she's a sweet gyal...

Icon79:
Omg! This girl, you sure get bad mouth sha Choi, I have never seen such a brutal beatdown from one lady to another in my life.
#scared

And by the way, why are you taking it so personal? I mean, wetin concern you on whom Iwobi dates? Are you disappointed he didn't pick you
#JustSaying

I mean, I am only asking a question, before you come back to attack me


And by the way, I agree with you sha. Iwobi could've done better than that babe. Our people dey if you want eat awo (toad) eat the one wey dey juicy. As regards to her lips, I think she had some work done there ... she's trying to be the next Angelina Jolie.
Just thoughts but what do I know


O pari

it concerns me that the best he can do is another white woman that looks plastic.

Why can't these men at least go for women that still look like human beings and not science experiments?

See his team mates like Leon Balogun, Bryan Idowu and Troost-Ekong, they are all dating white women, but their babes look like your everyday white girls. Their cheek bones haven't been enhanced by cosmetic surgery, neither are they walking around with surgically-enhanced duck lips. I know he's in England and as far as pretty white women go, that area is sorely lacking, but come on!......



I can never keep up with Iwobi's kind of lifestyle, so, please, I am not interested in him and I can bet you, he could never be interested in me. That one no be talk.

I just dey look am like my brother, I would smack his head if this is the best whitey he could find

See Troost babe now



Can you compare her to whatever Iwobi is following?

My brother the truth is we have to change a lot of things in our school curriculum. Even those saddled with teaching need to be retrained with a new mentality in view. What Nigerian grassroots development needs is the young ones to be exposed to the basics of tactics and an introduction to the science of football. But who can change things when most of our soccer administrators still hold on to archaic approaches? In fact most Nigerians need to be reorientated. The real problem is not age or ignorance, but is the holding on to preconceived ideas passed on to us. Sadly, we can’t give our children what we don’t have. T

daveP:
someone hyped the plateau united Vs MFM match to me so I had to go check YouTube. I was disappointed.


That off-key commentary was still there, then the officiating. The fans have improved though, in attitude. That red would've gotten a rush from the stands. But then again, after 1-1 and final whistle, the MFM players were jubilating like Asif they were in a CAF final and we're pressed to the end the way Arsenal did to Atletico.....


SMH.


Watched Barça Vs Mamelodi. Although they lost, I was just saying that this team would skin Enyimba anyday if they meet. very technical and tactically aware. I weep for NPFL. tortoise-like progress.


A lecturer of sport science (Shuu that one no course for naija universities?) from SA, wrote an article. Been lecturing for a decade now. He sat and help formulate lots of what the SA league are currently doing and he's less than 35yrs..... Young blood will help us... Even all of us on this thread would change our league in 2years with fast growth....

Lol fight get category.

Humility017:

wicket child...
you wan watch fight abi?

Hmmmm.... all this talk about who dey do join join with Iwobi... hmm well, na only woman go fit understand. Left to Mr Congo4ka.... hmm! The less said the beta

.... runs outta thread

Iwobi's girl no even fine sef. All that lip injection and botox don destroy the whole thing. Ekong and Idowu's girls na natural and real beauty.

Icon4s:
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF RUSSIA


TIPS ON HOW TO IMPRESS RUSSIAN MEN ( To whom it may concern)

When looking at Russian men as potential matches, there are a few things you should know. Russian men are slightly easier to impress than Russian women, but they also make much faster judgments about whether or not a woman is right for them – and they can be very dismissive if they decide you’re not the one (and difficult to convince otherwise). Just as is the case for Russian women, there are certain things that Russian men like and even expect from Russian women ​and would like to see the same in a partner who is not from Russia – although they might never admit it.

If a Russian man has stolen your heart, here are some ways to impress him. ​

Challenge Him

Russian women can sometimes be headstrong, and while they may complain about it, Russian men like a woman with a strong opinion. So if you have one, don’t be afraid to express it. This doesn’t mean challenging him on everything he says and does of course, but if you disagree with what he’s saying, speak up! Or, if you’re sick of him sitting in front of the TV all day, poke fun at him for it – he’ll find it refreshing and motivate rather than annoying.​

Make Him Breakfast

Yes, almost everything that follows from this point is very gendered, but unfortunately, ​​stereotypical gender roles are still alive and well in Russia. Russian men typically show a slight preference for this, even in small, sometimes almost unnoticeable or unexpected ways. One of these ways is that they will really appreciate if you make them breakfast, especially without being asked.


​Clean His Room

This sounds strange, and you shouldn’t do it all the time, but if you find yourself in the situation where you’re in his house without him and it’s a mess, and you want to impress him, you should do a little bit of tidying up. This doesn’t mean going through his stuff, but just doing small things like washing the dishes, putting away the video games scattered all over the floor, making the bed, folding any clothes strewn about the place, and so on.

He might not even mention it, or he might act offended, but he will actually be pleasantly surprised.

Let Him Be a Gentleman

Russian men are trained from a young age to be chivalrous, and you shouldn’t fight him too much when he tries to do the same to you. This means letting him pay the bill, letting him carry heavy items (and even ones that you could easily carry yourself), letting him give you his coat when it’s cold, pick the wine, fix stuff around the house, and so on. He’ll appreciate being able to do what he’s used to. This doesn’t mean you have to play an 18th-century damsel in distress, but just allow him to treat you like a lady when he attempts to do so.

Dress Tastefully


Russian women can be a bit over-the-top in their style, and Russian men can either love this or hate it. However you choose to dress, most Russian men will appreciate you looking put together. This could mean something as simple as clean jeans and shoes instead of tattered ones with old sneakers. As long as you try to wear high-quality, clean, neat clothes whether they’re simple or outrageous, it will be appreciated. Russian men have a bit of a distaste for messy looks, due to their upbringing, so doing that little bit to look nice will again help him to feel more at ease.

abeg, who be that fine boy for the second pic? I dey find foreign husband

Throw back video: Nigeria vs Bulgaria 1994 WC.

24 years later, I still don't understand why that Stoitchkov's free-kick goal was disqualified (at 1mins 35secs). Anybody with any Ideas?
Note that deliberate attempt by Amokachi to deny Yekini Nigeria's first goal in a WC (45secs)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVycJU0QG98

Icon4s:
Throw back video: Nigeria vs Bulgaria 1994 WC.

24 years later, I still don't understand why that Stoichkov's free-kick goal was disqualified (at 1mins 35secs). Anybody with any Ideas?
Note that deliberate attempt by Amokachi to deny Yekini Nigeria's first goal in a WC (45secs)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVycJU0QG98

The ref signaled an indirect freekick or something like that. I think, that was the explanation, i heard at the time.

tbaba1234:


The ref signaled an indirect freekick or something like that. I think, that was the explanation, i heard at the time.

I heard that too but why would the ref decide that was an indirect Free-Kick considering the position?

safarigirl:
abeg, who be that fine boy for the second pic? I dey find foreign husband

Oya team local spouse come and see this one o.

safarigirl:
abeg, who be that fine boy for the second pic? I dey find foreign husband

I can recommend Aristide Bance (runs out of thread).

Icon4s:


I heard that too but why would the ref decide that was an indirect Free-Kick considering the position?

Honestly I never understood the reason for cancelling that goal.

Taliban:

Honestly I never understood the reason for cancelling that goal.

Could have been a contender for the goal of the tournament.

Taliban:


I can recommend Aristide Bance (runs out of thread).

I'd rather join a convent

Icon4s:


I heard that too but why would the ref decide that was an indirect Free-Kick considering the position?

It was quite far off.

They needed two men by the freekick, one to lay off to the other.

Joebie:
My brother the truth is we have to change a lot of things in our school curriculum. Even those saddled with teaching need to be retrained with a new mentality in view. What Nigerian grassroots development needs is the young ones to be exposed to the basics of tactics and an introduction to the science of football. But who can change things when most of our soccer administrators still hold on to archaic approaches? In fact most Nigerians need to be reorientated. The real problem is not age or ignorance, but is the holding on to preconceived ideas passed on to us. Sadly, we can’t give our children what we don’t have. T

Sad one. Very sad one. Looking for the universities that would Open that as a new faculty, or the parents that would watch their kids pick that as course of study when law, medicine, and engineering is there. Typical naija parenting. Hmm.


Lokosa doesn't know any iota of the burden on his shoulders yet. I hope he performs better than Mba that year and Rep the league well.

Learnt a Malian is being owed 7milla in salary from warri wolves. He sued the club and FIFA said 3points be deducted or else Nigeria doesn't go to Russia. Imagine..

safarigirl:
I'd rather join a convent

Well one woman's meat is another's poison. There's an ex Cameroonian player, Pius Ndiefi. Tbaba and Icon4s and Icon79 will know him. He's a real take home guy

[quote author=BascoVanVeli post=67641629]

Honestly u sound racist. No difference between you and the white people that use attack black men for being with white women. All that is summed up as hate and that's not cool.[/quot

lol...I am not but enough lets talk Russia.

Icon4s:
Throw back video: Nigeria vs Bulgaria 1994 WC.

24 years later, I still don't understand why that Stoitchkov's free-kick goal was disqualified (at 1mins 35secs). Anybody with any Ideas?
Note that deliberate attempt by Amokachi to deny Yekini Nigeria's first goal in a WC (45secs)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVycJU0QG98

Peter Rufai is a good goal keeper. I wish we have a goal keeper like this going to the world cup.

Super Eagles oyinbo/foreign-born players and white women na 5 and 6

Icon79:
This is one player that I would've liked to make the team but he can blame injuries for missing out.


O pari

for me i will sacrifice joel place for another striker simy

stevemarkdangot:

Peter Rufai is a good goal keeper. I wish we have a goal keeper like this going to the world cup.

As if you knew I was thinking same.
Seeing those saves he made has made me lose confidence in our current goalies the more.

Taliban:


Well one woman's meat is another's poison. There's an ex Cameroonian player, Pius Ndiefi. Tbaba and Icon4s and Icon79 will know him. He's a real take home guy

I can bet he isn't better than Bance

OMANBALA1:


I dont expect you to find sense, I am a very deep thinker and most times I see what majority cant see. Again ,stop using ambiguous words like numerous because we dont have numbers. That you saw few white men european men come and marry Nigeria women is not enough to conclude its happening everywhere....I am a man who is very away of my environment. If you give a black man a choice to choose between a beautiful white woman and a beautiful black women na speed he go use rush the white woman...Thirsty niggas!!

Maybe that's your preference, a woman should not be judge by her colour, size or race.

Sir, is really disturbing that you are always passionate about tribal issues and racist comments.

we presume we all are educated to an extent, a woman can be good be her white or black.

Bros na football matter carry us come here not tribal or Race talk

Many of the CHAN boys are not on this list.

Super Eagles B team to face Atletico Madrid

Olufemi Kayode (Lobi Stars)
Olorunleke Ojo (Akwa United)
Olufemi Thomas (Rangers International)
Musa Muhammed (Lokomotiv Plovdiv, Bulgaria)
Stanley Okorom (MFM FC)
Ebube Duru (Lobi Stars)
Ikouwem Utin (Enyimba FC)
Adeleye Olamilekan (FC IfeanyiUbah)
Austin Opara (MFM FC)
Isiaka Oladuntoye (Enyimba FC)
Chinedu Ajana (Katsina United)
Raphael Ayagwa (Plateau United)
Destiny Ashadi (Katsina United)
Kelechi Nwakali (MVV Maastricht, Netherlands)
Alhassan Ibrahim (FK Austrian Wien, Austria)
Chidiebere Nwakali (Aberdeen FC, Scotland)
Usman Mohammed (Sarpsborg, Norway)
Dayo Ojo (Sunshine Stars)
Emem Eduok (Kasimpasa FC, Turkey)
Sadiq Umar (NAC Breda, Netherlands)
Tosin Omoyele (Plateau United)
Kadiri Samad (Lobi Stars)
Ibrahim Alhassan (Kano Pillars).

Icon4s:
Throw back video: Nigeria vs Bulgaria 1994 WC.

24 years later, I still don't understand why that Stoitchkov's free-kick goal was disqualified (at 1mins 35secs). Anybody with any Ideas?
Note that deliberate attempt by Amokachi to deny Yekini Nigeria's first goal in a WC (45secs)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVycJU0QG98

there is really internal issue among the players, even after yekini scored i noticed no one went close to him.

The freekick is legit goal and i must say a good keeper like rufai gives confidence to thr team, he didn't have to do too much but you could see he was well assured

Martz101:


there is really internal issue among the players, even after yekini scored i noticed no one went close to him.

The freekick is legit goal and i must say a good keeper like rufai gives confidence to thr team, he didn't have to do too much but you could see he was well assured

The freekick was not a legit goal.

"If after signaling for a free kick the referee keeps his hand above his head then he is signaling for an indirect free kick, or IFK. An IFK is awarded for any foul not falling under the category of penal foul, or a foul which is not committed against opponents. A goal may not be scored from an IFK until it has touched another player. When signaling for an IFK, the referee will keep his hand up until after the ball has been kicked and touched by another player."

Bolowolowo:
Super Eagles oyinbo/foreign-born players and white women na 5 and 6

what are they supposed to marry?

Most of them have been surrounded by white women, some were birthed by white women, men tend to gravitate towards women who remind them of their mothers, that is why when these mulatto players go for white ladies, i have no grudges. But them self-hating niggas be indirectly calling their mamas unattractive by following her stark opposite.