Ybutterfly:

^^^^^^^FOOOOTBAAAL^^^^^^^^^^^^^

sweetroyalty:



LOL, you can't even spell it right. LMAO!!! It's soccer for me, and it will always be SOCCER for me lil girl. I'd be a damn fool to keep going back and forth with you about what I'm going to call a sport that I don't even give a shlt about. Bye girl...


























SOCCERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

Ileke-IdI:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suPlYwJ3YvM

Ybutterfly:

hehehehehehe.............LOVE YOU ILEKI.........

Ileke-IdI:


LOL Feeling is mutual.


I remember when ppl thought Jordan was "fat", now we have fatazz ppl with tire belly these days, making Jordan look like a super model.

Seun banned Schematic for Please stop posting these pics. I beg you in the name of God Almighty. Please..

MsDarkSkin:

Why would she or any of us want to claim a region that house your kind?

I mean really though. All you can talk about is slavery yet your r3tarded azz write and speak in English. Wear western clothes and probably emulate the very akatas you see on tv. You this HOT JUNGLEFIED BUSH AZZ MESS.

Nasty attitude and severe case of inferiority complex. I would rather claim North Africa too
I don't blame her.

sweetroyalty:

No way dude! We got football on lock. You guys could not win. Maybe in Soccer but definitely not football LOL!

Ybutterfly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9foCJDVTbYg&feature=related

sambos994:

Nigeria's pretty good in Football.....the management is @ss

What is your definition of Good Bro?

They have won 2 African Cup of Nations in about 50 Years.

Never even made it to a Semi Final of a World Cup, despite having a Huge Population within an Obsessed Football Culture.

Nigeria's Most Popular Sport is Football....Yet countries who do not even have football as it's most Popular Sport are Ranked Higher than them

Population of about 160-165 million(?) yet even a nation like Uruguay Which has a Tiny pop of 3 million performs at a much higher level on the World Stage

...lol Look at the countries Nigeria is Ranked Behind. http://www.fifa.com/worldranking/rankingtable/index.html

Nigeria is a Huge Under Achieving Nation when it comes to Football.

Even Despite being a Failure as a Team Nation...They even fail to produce Individual Immortals

Like a Samuel Eto or a Drogba..Messi, Xavi....Torres ect.

Even the Other African Nations are leaving them in the dust.

Their performances on the International Level have been awful.

What have they[b] done[/b] or Won or Produced for You to consider them Good?

~Royal~:


What is your definition of Good Bro?

They have won 2 African Cup of Nations in about 50 Years.

Never even made it to a Semi Final of a World Cup, despite having a Huge Population within an Obsessed Football Culture.

Nigeria's Most Popular Sport is Football....Yet countries who do not even have football as it's most Popular Sport are Ranked Higher than them

Population of about 160-165 million(?) yet even a nation like Uruguay Which has a Tiny pop of 3 million performs at a much higher level on the World Stage

...lol Look at the countries Nigeria is Ranked Behind. http://www.fifa.com/worldranking/rankingtable/index.html

Nigeria is a Huge Under Achieving Nation when it comes to Football.

Even Despite being a Failure as a Team Nation...They even fail to produce Individual Immortals

Like a Samuel Eto or a Drogba..Messi, Xavi....Torres ect.

Even the Other African Nations are leaving them in the dust.

Their performances on the International Level have been awful.

What have they[b] done[/b] or Won or Produced for You to consider them Good?

~Royal~:
Why is Ybutterfly so Unfunny and Basic?. LoL

The somali troll and the Ghana Troll both show signs of Intelligence and Wit

Yet this Nigerian Troll is about as creative and funny as Beach Sand

Ybutterfly, You are corny.

Flat out.

If you are going to be a troll, at least be a funny one.

Like Royal

Your Jokes are Dry and Boring. lol

sweetroyalty:



Potato, Potahhhto, Tomato, Tomahhhhto

[size=13pt]In fact, in the early days of the sport among the upper echelons of British society, the proper term for the sport was “Soccer”. Not only that, but the sport being referred to as “Soccer” preceded the first recorded instance of it being called by the singular word “Football” by about 18 years. This happening when it became more popular with the middle and lower class. When that happened, the term “Football” gradually began dominating over “Soccer” and the then official name “Association Football”.

In the 1860s, as in most of history with records as far back as 1004 B.C., there were quite a lot of “football” sports in existence being played popularly throughout the world and of course, England. Many of these sports had similar rules and eventually, on October 26th, 1863, a group of teams in England decided to get together and create a standard set of rules which would be used at all their matches. They formed the rules for “Association Football”, with the “Association” distinguishing it from the many other types of football sports in existence in England, such as “Rugby Football”.

Now British school boys of the day liked to nickname everything, which is still somewhat common. They also liked to add the ending “er” to these nicknames. Thus Rugby was, at that time, popularly called “Rugger”. Association Football was then much better known as “Assoccer”, which quickly just became “Soccer” and sometimes “Soccer Football”.

The inventor of the nickname is said to be Charles Wredford Brown, who was an Oxford student around the time of Association Football’s inception. Legend has it, in 1863 shortly after the creation of Association Football, Wredford-Brown had some friends who asked him if he’d come play a game of “Rugger”, to which he replied he preferred “Soccer”. The name caught on from there.[/size]

Read more at http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/06/the-origin-of-the-word-soccer/#c8m7oSwVRzm8UUZB.99

MsDarkSkin: You can't sell bullshyt on a plate to me and call it Gospel.

fushia: Mzdarkskin, nigerian pidgin is an offshoot of the krio taken to nigeria by the yorubas, not the other way round.

..English-based "pidgin" language...arose to facilitate the coastal trade between Europeans and Africans.

This early pidgin later became the lingua franca of regional trade among West Africans themselves and likely spread up the river systems to the African interior. After the founding of Freetown, [size=18pt]this preexisting pidgin was incorporated into the speech of the various groups of freed slaves landed in Sierra Leone between 1787 and about 1855.[/size] The pidgin gradually evolved to become a stable language, the native language of descendants of the freed slaves (which are now a distinct ethnic and cultural group, the Creoles), and the lingua franca of Sierra Leon

The Krio language is an offshoot of the language brought by the Nova Scotian Settlers from North America, Maroons from Jamaica, and the numerous liberated African slaves who settled in Sierra Leone.

The vocabulary of Krio is derived primarily from English, while its sound system, grammar and sentence structure are heavily influenced by at least 12 African languages, including aspects of the Igbo language and Yoruba language of Nigeria.

Krio's standard greeting, kushe, for instance, is derived from the Yoruba greeting è kú işé ("greetings on your work"; the krio word "unu", plural for 'you' is derived from the Igbo word 'unu' for you (plural); the krio word "pan", meaning (on top of/doing something), descends directly from the Jamaican patois word "pon", meaning the same thing; the krio expression "chaka-chaka", meaning (messy/untidy), also descends from Jamaican patois. This is because some of the freed slaves were from the West Indies, and in particular Jamaica (Jamaican Maroons). The Igbo 'unu' is, by far, the most widely-used African word in the diaspora, being used in the Jamaican patois, Belizean creole, Nigerian Pidgin English (the variant form "una" is widely used), Krio language etc.

The usage of the krio word, "na" which means 'at' may have Igbo origins in the Igbo word, 'na' which is also used in the same context. In these Igbo statements for example, 'mama m bi na Enugu', and 'Na Umuahia ebe papa m na-akuzi' which both translate literally as 'my mother lives at Enugu', and 'at Umuahia where my father teaches' the "na" means 'at' (in the sense of location). The krio 'na' is also used in the same fashion too. For example, as given further below, "na us skul yu de tich?" and "i de tich na prince ov wales", the 'na' also bears the same meaning.

sambos994:

Pleeeaaase tell me Jay Jay Okocha is in there.