2lola:
Victor Osihmen has won ligue one young player of the season ahead of player like Mbape

AndSunGorilla:

How good was Abega? read he was very good. Just saw how he engineered Cameroun''s 2nd goal. And was that Milla withe the final goal? He finished keshi or whoever was marking him.

do4luv14:

What!! Our own GoalSimhen........


TheSuperN, come and confirm this one ooo, befor ah start dancing Alingoooooo............

2lola:
Victor Osihmen has won ligue one young player of the season ahead of player like Mbape

iamdynamite:
rangers and shooting stars...lol

AndSunGorilla:
Shooting Stars, up sooting!!!!!!

somehow:

Shooting what? how many players?

do4luv14:
Julius berger and Stationary stores

2lola:
Victor Osihmen has won ligue one young player of the season ahead of player like Mbape

Danielnino00:


A few years ago, a particular person said he won't make the starting eleven of a championship team.


See what the Lord has done

TheSuperNerd:
Right there in the post I tagged you to. Hakimi's place was switched.

Eizzy003:
RAHEEM STERLING QUESTIONS WHY WHITE EX-PROS GET MANAGERIAL JOBS OVER BLACK COUNTERPARTS

Raheem Sterling has demanded to know why white ex-pros get better managerial jobs than their black counterparts.
Sterling took the game to task after its claims that Black Lives Matter by asking why there is still no black presence at the top.
He said: “I always refer back to football, the coaching staff you see around clubs. I’ll give a perfect one. There’s Steven Gerrard, your Frank Lampards, you have your Sol Campbells and you have your Ashley Coles.

"All had great careers, all played for England. At the same time, they’ve all respectfully done their coaching badges to coach at the highest level and the two that haven’t been given the right opportunities are the two black former players.”

There are currently only six black managers out of the 91 in English football’s top four divisions. There are still zero black referees

A string of clubs have been criticised for posting black squares as part of a social media protest last week and for issuing messages of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement when the English game remains riven with institutional bias.

Sterling, speaking on BBC Newsnight, has become the latest player to insist change needs to come at the top if the needs of black players are to be properly addressed in the game.
He added: “There’s something like 500 players in the Premier League and a third of them are black and we have no representation of us in the hierarchy, no representation of us in the coaching staff.
“There’s not a lot of faces that we can relate to and have conversations with. And I do think, with these protests that are going on, it’s all well and good just talking.

“But it’s time that we need to, have conversations to be able to spark debates and not just debates, because we’ve done a lot of talking, to actually start implementing change.”

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/raheem-sterling-questions-white-ex-22159209

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You can get a better explanation here
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52972621

do4luv14:

What!! Our own GoalSimhen........


TheSuperNerd, come and confirm this one ooo, befor ah start dancing Alingoooooo............

Eizzy003:
RAHEEM STERLING QUESTIONS WHY WHITE EX-PROS GET MANAGERIAL JOBS OVER BLACK COUNTERPARTS

Raheem Sterling has demanded to know why white ex-pros get better managerial jobs than their black counterparts.
Sterling took the game to task after its claims that Black Lives Matter by asking why there is still no black presence at the top.
He said: “I always refer back to football, the coaching staff you see around clubs. I’ll give a perfect one. There’s Steven Gerrard, your Frank Lampards, you have your Sol Campbells and you have your Ashley Coles.

"All had great careers, all played for England. At the same time, they’ve all respectfully done their coaching badges to coach at the highest level and the two that haven’t been given the right opportunities are the two black former players.”

There are currently only six black managers out of the 91 in English football’s top four divisions. There are still zero black referees

A string of clubs have been criticised for posting black squares as part of a social media protest last week and for issuing messages of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement when the English game remains riven with institutional bias.

Sterling, speaking on BBC Newsnight, has become the latest player to insist change needs to come at the top if the needs of black players are to be properly addressed in the game.
He added: “There’s something like 500 players in the Premier League and a third of them are black and we have no representation of us in the hierarchy, no representation of us in the coaching staff.
“There’s not a lot of faces that we can relate to and have conversations with. And I do think, with these protests that are going on, it’s all well and good just talking.

“But it’s time that we need to, have conversations to be able to spark debates and not just debates, because we’ve done a lot of talking, to actually start implementing change.”

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/raheem-sterling-questions-white-ex-22159209

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You can get a better explanation here
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52972621

TheGoodJoe:
FIFA player ratings explained: How are the card number & stats decided?

EA Sports employs a team of 25 EA Producers and 400 outside data contributors, who are led by Head of Data Collection & Licensing Michael Mueller-Moehring. This team is responsible for ensuring all player data is up to date, while a community of over 6,000 FIFA Data Reviewers or Talent Scouts from all over the world are constantly providing suggestions and alterations to the database.

It is a complicated process but its vast scope ensures that the information in the game itself is as accurate as possible, down to the weak-foot strength of lower league players and teenage reserves from minor leagues.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.goal.com/en/amp/news/fifa-player-ratings-explained-how-are-the-card-number-stats/1hszd2fgr7wgf1n2b2yjdpgynu

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Just decided to clarify an assumption that FIFA ratings are just game figures. TheSuperNerd brought out ratings for FIFA and some did not find it quality information. I just want to use this opportunity to point out the high credibility of the FIFA ratings and I believe it is a good go to source for information of players attributes and qualities.

TheGoodJoe:
FIFA player ratings explained: How are the card number & stats decided?

EA Sports employs a team of 25 EA Producers and 400 outside data contributors, who are led by Head of Data Collection & Licensing Michael Mueller-Moehring. This team is responsible for ensuring all player data is up to date, while a community of over 6,000 FIFA Data Reviewers or Talent Scouts from all over the world are constantly providing suggestions and alterations to the database.

It is a complicated process but its vast scope ensures that the information in the game itself is as accurate as possible, down to the weak-foot strength of lower league players and teenage reserves from minor leagues.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.goal.com/en/amp/news/fifa-player-ratings-explained-how-are-the-card-number-stats/1hszd2fgr7wgf1n2b2yjdpgynu

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Just decided to clarify an assumption that FIFA ratings are just game figures. TheSuper..Nerd brought out ratings for FIFA and some did not find it quality information. I just want to use this opportunity to point out the high credibility of the FIFA ratings and I believe it is a good go to source for information of players attributes and qualities.

TheLoneCitizen:


He has played on the wings predominantly, this is his first season as a striker. In truth, Man Utd has been the problem this past few years, from DI Maria, To Depay, To Sanchez even Lukaku.

I don't want to defend Martial because I don't like him or Utd. I'm an Evertonian.

TheLoneCitizen:
So Osimhen's agent, Okolo, all but confirming he is moving to Napoli.

“I can say that, for now, Osimhen hasn’t agreed anything with Napoli or another club,” Okolo said.

“I can also deny that he dreams of going to the Premier League, I don’t know why [the press] says certain things. Naples is a fantastic city and Napoli are a very good team.

“I’m always honoured whenever I hear these links, but for now there’s no deal in place, even if negotiations with them are ongoing.

“He wants to play regularly, we’re not going to repeat certain bad experiences from the past.

“The Napoli fans are fantastic, their stadium is beautiful. I can only speak well of Naples and its team.”

Okolo continued, adding that Naples may in fact be the “right destination” for his client.

“The real problem with Italy is racism,” the agent said. “I know it happens all over Europe, but in Italy it happens a bit more often compared to elsewhere.

“I know Napoli fans aren’t racist, I have the video of them wearing masks for Koulibaly.

“Although Napoli fans aren’t racist, many others are. Naples may be the right destination for Victor, but he still must make a decision.”

Very good move in my opinion.

do4luv14:

What!! Our own GoalSimhen........


TheSuperNerd, come and confirm this one ooo, befor ah start dancing Alingoooooo............

Icon4s:
Kog45, this was that very game in 1984:
Cc: Thesupernerd


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3kK-zEWfys

Edopesin:


This bolded explains a lot

"If Messi were playing in the Irish league, his attributes would drop simply because he's not on the highest level anymore," Mueller-Moehring told
ESPN. "We want to base our ratings on actual performance data. When it comes to physical attributes, though, no such guidelines exist. There are fast and strong players in every professional league in the world."

TheSuperNerd:
Okoli Osita is NOT Osimhen's agent. I clarified this in this same story I shared a few pages ago.

He is his manager.

And yes, this shows that whatever I got from my "inner sources" were legit but nothing official has been signed. The final decision rests with Osimhen. No decision has been made yet (or will be made yet) until his dad is buried.

daveP:
Oh oh.. Seen now.

TheLoneCitizen:


He has played on the wings predominantly, this is his first season as a striker. In truth, Man Utd has been the problem this past few years, from DI Maria, To Depay, To Sanchez even Lukaku.

I don't want to defend Martial because I don't like him or Utd. I'm an Evertonian.

Danielnino00:


That referee part really got me...

The English FA are only playing to the gallery with their "say no to racism" campaign when racism is still very much etched in English football..

With all the black people living in England,not one of them is a referee...

solonnachi:



Your eyes don clear now baa? You thought the England dream was the ultimate now see how you are being marginalized

andrewbaba44:


Is this not martial best season if I may ask ?

Yes martial has done so well but before he was purchased he was overrated abeg ,maybe you be Man U fan so you no go gree

Has martial ever scored 15 Epl goals ?

The stats he used in winning the golden boy is not impressive

You are defending him with Epl big six when only Liverpool and mancity have been class and the rest are just playing average or a little above average

What’s special scoring against Chelsea spurs and arsenal ?