Icon4s:


Then let me recommend two Countries to you: Nepal and Mongolia. You will enjoy your stay since you don't like where Nigerians flock to.

Luckyroro:
Are you kidding me? Ogu doesn't look promiscuous besides he seems like someone who's overjoyed to have such a pretty wife. I don't want to believe the news entirely

safarigirl:
dem dey write am for face? What does a promiscuous man look like?

See ehn, laslas, to marry a footballer is not easy. They spend days away from the home, moving from one destination to another to play matches. When they are out there, you can't control what goes on, who they meet, who they are influenced by, you can only hope things work favourably for you. The whole stress of having one's partner away for long periods of time is weighty enough, the emotiinal and physical detachment can be hell

Sometimes, the act isn't necessarily done, it is the suspicion that is heartbreaking.


I dey salute all these girls wey dey folloe footballers, e no easy.

mazimee:
Onyekuru on his Bundesliga speculations. The young man is hurt deep down. I feel for him


“I saw the news that I was going to Germany; well, for now, those are just speculations because Everton had hoped that I would go to the World Cup so I can secure a work permit to play in the league next season. But as it stands now, I will look for another club to join on loan.

“There are a lot of offers for me in the Bundesliga, Premier League, and LaLiga but I want to wait till after the World Cup before deciding. I will not return to Anderlecht again,” Onyekuru added.

safarigirl:
I was thinking Monaco actually

Wanted to go there since 2009 when I heard there were no black people there and Jay Z had to import niggas to feature in his music video

safarigirl:
I was thinking Monaco actually

Wanted to go there since 2009 when I heard there were no black people there and Jay Z had to import niggas to feature in his music video

chrisooblog:
simy nwankwo was included as a reward for his spell of good form in a top rated seria A not because of just sangolo. i never criticized onigbide for inviting ogbeche after all ogbeche was known to the national team even before the AFCON. however to answer the question you just raised ogbeche wasn't in blistering form heading into the world cup even the famous sangolo he no even score atleast simy score him own.

use this link http://www.ligue1.com/joueur/ogbeche-bartholomew check ogbeche stats compare to simy and tell me how they are the same

Mujtahida:

I no trust that Idowu.

fabyom:
I lost my one and only sibling yesterday to the cold hands of death. My elder bro, he was just 40 years old. Got sick the same day he was to start a very lucrative job after years of struggling without a well paid Job. Trying to control how sad I am.

Mujtahida:

I don't even regard Echiejile anymore that's why I didn't mention him. All I'm saying is that our left back position is soft. I remember the commmmentator in our match against Serbia saying Nigeria is weak at the sides.

fabyom:
I lost my one and only sibling yesterday to the cold hands of death. My elder bro, he was just 40 years old. Got sick the same day he was to start a very lucrative job after years of struggling without a well paid Job. Trying to control how sad I am.

Joebie:
Yes Kalika also helped him win bronze at Rio abi?. Kalika was also instrumental to Manu Garba's U20 team failing to disgrace the U23 team when our own Flying Eagles were whopping all the top NPFL teams at the Super 6. Siasia also beat Brazil 1-0 without Kalika (thanks to Emmanuel Daniel though). My friend I wont take anything away from Kalika. Siasia is indeed wise to be able to choose the right minds to help him in his job. But you can't take anything away from Siasia, because he also did very well without Kalika. Although sometimes it seems he has his boys. But in reality every coach has their boys for reasons we can always investigate.

Amuneke football na tik tak? Don't sound like a hater now. Oh yes I will agree with you on that, only on the ground that he is really an agent

mazimee:
Onyekuru on his Bundesliga speculations. The young man is hurt deep down. I feel for him


“I saw the news that I was going to Germany; well, for now, those are just speculations because Everton had hoped that I would go to the World Cup so I can secure a work permit to play in the league next season. But as it stands now, I will look for another club to join on loan.

“There are a lot of offers for me in the Bundesliga, Premier League, and LaLiga but I want to wait till after the World Cup before deciding. I will not return to Anderlecht again,” Onyekuru added.

tbaba1234:


Just like, you no trust Balogun. I cannot see any reason not to trust Idowu, he has been solid.

fabyom:
I lost my one and only sibling yesterday to the cold hands of death. My elder bro, he was just 40 years old. Got sick the same day he was to start a very lucrative job after years of struggling without a well paid Job. Trying to control how sad I am.

Mujtahida:

Hahahaha hahahaha tbaba1234. I want players who are consistent. Be consistent in posting good performances like Mikel or Moses or be consistent in posting bad performances like Akpeyi. I prefer such players because one can know where to place them. I don't like players who shine today and go blank tomorrow. One will not know what to do with such players.

tbaba1234:


We are humans. No player is always consistent. Even messi has poor games. Idowi has generally been solid.

safarigirl:
dem dey write am for face? What does a promiscuous man look like?

See ehn, laslas, to marry a footballer is not easy. They spend days away from the home, moving from one destination to another to play matches. When they are out there, you can't control what goes on, who they meet, who they are influenced by, you can only hope things work favourably for you. The whole stress of having one's partner away for long periods of time is weighty enough, the emotiinal and physical detachment can be hell

Sometimes, the act isn't necessarily done, it is the suspicion that is heartbreaking.


I dey salute all these girls wey dey folloe footballers, e no easy.

TheGoodJoe:


That is how they said tippy tappy footy will not work in England until Pep Guardiola delivered.

fabyom:
I lost my one and only sibling yesterday to the cold hands of death. My elder bro, he was just 40 years old. Got sick the same day he was to start a very lucrative job after years of struggling without a well paid Job. Trying to control how sad I am.

fabyom:
I lost my one and only sibling yesterday to the cold hands of death. My elder bro, he was just 40 years old. Got sick the same day he was to start a very lucrative job after years of struggling without a well paid Job. Trying to control how sad I am.

fabyom:
I lost my one and only sibling yesterday to the cold hands of death. My elder bro, he was just 40 years old. Got sick the same day he was to start a very lucrative job after years of struggling without a well paid Job. Trying to control how sad I am.

forgiveness:


You mean Ligue 1 was lowly rated as at that to time?

Ogbeche didn't have a blistering form yet scored or contributed to half of the goals Simy scored in
45 matches for two seasons in just his first season with PSG.

Simy contributed to 8 goals this season while Ogbeche contributed 5 goals in that his first season in Ligue 1 as a very young 17 years boy, playing with the likes of Ronaldiho, Jay Jay Okocha, Leroy, Heinze, Mikel Arteta etc but in your own biased and double standard eyes, he was not in form.

I know those two faced double standard fellows will use these calibers of players, the club and the fact that Ligue one was among the top 5 leagues in the world then to dismerit a player in Cronote to score a point.

That your stats of Ogbeche is dead on arrival because I followed Ogbeche and Okocha during that era and those who saw with their two koro koro eyes can testify to the fact that Ogbeche as a 17 years old in his first season as a professional player had a blistering form heading to the WC.

Try harder next time. Ok

But it is so disappointing that nobody could tackle this false information of yours here. No problem.

forgiveness:


This is a rejuvenated tippy tappy coming from Guardiola and the EPL is yet to decode and solve the formula. It is unlike the Barcelona fall and die tippy tappy footy ministry.

Man city success was due to Chelsea's failure. Guardiola knows. Let see next season.

fabyom:
I lost my one and only sibling yesterday to the cold hands of death. My elder bro, he was just 40 years old. Got sick the same day he was to start a very lucrative job after years of struggling without a well paid Job. Trying to control how sad I am.

TheGoodJoe:


We got One Hundred points. Shocking you put the success down to Chelsea's failure. By the way, what matters is that tippy tappy footy ministry works.

forgiveness:


Compare Siasia's brand of play with and without Kalika. So, obviously different.

Siasia's most successful career was with Kalika. Fact.

I was number one supporter of Siasia to get the SE job on kickoff Nigeria and also one of those who vehemently kicked against his sack. So. I know what I am talking about.

I will rather take John Obuh as assistant of the super eagles or Garba, Mutui or Salako ahead of Siasia and Amuneke. Gbam.

Amuneke to me is an agent coach and his tiki taka style is one way traffic. You can't compare it with Guardiola's style.