Matchday 29 Fixtures on Sunday

Sunshine v Akwa
Pillars v Lobi
Elkanemi v Sharks
Dolphins v Nasarawa
Wolves v Abia W
Rangers v Taraba
Giwa v Bayelsa
Nembe v Crown
Kaduna v Gombe
Enyimba v Heartland (LIVE on SS9)

Ajibel: Matchday 29 Fixtures on Sunday

Sunshine v Akwa
Pillars v Lobi
Elkanemi v Sharks
Dolphins v Nasarawa
Wolves v Abia W
Rangers v Taraba
Giwa v Bayelsa
Nembe v Crown
Kaduna v Gombe
Enyimba v Heartland (LIVE on SS9)

Games

Ajibel: Matchday 29 Fixtures on Sunday

Sunshine v Akwa
Pillars v Lobi
Elkanemi v Sharks
Dolphins v Nasarawa
Wolves v Abia W
Rangers v Taraba
Giwa v Bayelsa
Nembe v Crown
Kaduna v Gombe
Enyimba v Heartland (LIVE on SS9)

sunshine will beat akwa united
el kanemi will beat sharks
nassarawa united will draw with dolphin
wolves will beat abia warrior
rangers will beat taraba.
Giwa will beat bayelsa
crown will hold nembe to a draw
kaduna will beat gombe
enyimba will beat heartland.

My predictions goes thus:
This is the current top 5 => Pillars 47pts, Nasarawa 44pts, Enyimba 43pts, Wolves 43pts, Dolphins 42pts
Then after the weekend games, the table 'll change to => Pillars 50pts, Enyimba 46pts, Wolves 46pts, Dolphins 45pts, Nasarawa or Sunshine 44pts

Madawaki01: sunshine will beat akwa united
el kanemi will beat sharks
nassarawa united will draw with dolphin
wolves will beat abia warrior
rangers will beat taraba.
Giwa will beat bayelsa
crown will hold nembe to a draw
kaduna will beat gombe
enyimba will beat heartland.

You dey fear to predict on Pillar's game?

Ajibel: My predictions goes thus:
This is the current top 5 => Pillars 47pts, Nasarawa 44pts, Enyimba 43pts, Wolves 43pts, Dolphins 42pts
Then after the weekend games, the table 'll change to => Pillars 50pts, Enyimba 46pts, Wolves 46pts, Dolphins 45pts, Nasarawa or Sunshine 44pts

Hehehe, Enyimba will lose!

Elkanemi 1 v Sharks 1

sharks pulls away drew.............

Match Day 29

El-Kanemi FC 1 - 1 Sharks FC
Dolphins FC 2 - 1 Nasarawa Utd
Enyimba Int.FC 0 - 0 Heartland FC
Giwa 2 - 0 Bayelsa Utd
Kaduna Utd 3 - 0 Gombe Utd
Kano Pillars FC 2 - 0 Lobi Stars

Kano pillars, doing what they know how to do best, winning games both home and away

Back to back champions in waiting..

::::::::::::::::::Next NPFL season and the reason to be excited::::::::::::::
We have heard that by next season, beside club lincencing regime, that clubs must submit their business model as a criteria for registration.

This whole idea to me, is a welcome development. The missing link or the weakest link of our football development all along has been the football clubs. The grassroots is working, but the epic-center where this raw talent will be developed, managed and showcased is seriously sick, and in need of serious surgical operation.

As a stakeholder and a resercher, i did arrive at a conclusion that many of these clubs are finding it hard to wake up to the reality that football is business, instead, they are so caught up in the so called legality and legitimacy fight.

I do believe the whole idea to ''push'' the clubs into the reality is good, and it must be supported by all most especially the''die-hard'' league followers.

However, if the business model policy is strictly adhere to, then, every average football spectator, every league journalist (that cover league matches week-in-week-out), league researchers/resoursing persons, public relation practitioners and ICT guys will be the first set that will enjoy in the value-chain.

In projection, the basic business model, will implies that each clubs will raise or have some specified number of spectatorship/fan-base, whether by begging or any inducement of some sort.

However, smart clubs can begin to provide free transportation to their matchday events, and also, incentives like raffle-draw et al. Apart from providing conducive, neat, secured enviroment and above all good football display.

Smart clubs, will sure engage the services of the afore-mentioned guys whether as a staff or consultants in helping them to achieve their aim.

-- Researchers will help to pin point the type of spectators that are ready to buy/watch their football content/display, the spectators time of availability (which might surely determined their matchday event timing) among other things.

--The ICT guys that will be engaged will be in charge of clubs information(text, video, audio) management, while the PR in conjuction with the field Journalist will help in continually putting the smart club in the news.

Among other things, smart club will improve the quality of its football by going scientific. Using science and technology approach in players development, management, tactical and technical approach to matches.

Smart clubs, should be keying into this present realities and ready to make impact. Smart clubs should begin to live above the present chalenges of security, bad officiating and begin to look for solutions to them. Business enviroment is never fair and even life itself is not fair, good result will only come for those who put extra into their ordinary.

Conclusively, i will use this medium to implore every die-hard football followers to embrace the present realities on league management, and refused to be either directly or indirectly used by some unscrupulus, myopic and corrupt elements who can not see beyond their nose and are hell bend in resisting this developement by all possible means. Instead, we should be encouraging and pushing the clubs into the path of greatness.
@IamFOJ

How much do these Nigerian premier league players even get self

match day 30

Bayelsa Utd 2 - 0 Sunshine Stars
Gombe Utd 0 - 0 El-Kanemi FC
Taraba 3 - 1 Warri Wolves
Crown 0 - 0 Enyimba Int. FC
Sharks FC 3 - 0 Nembe
Nasarawa Utd 3 - 1 Kaduna Utd

Abia warriors vs Dolphine match was abandone

robosky02:


Abia warriors vs Dolphine match was abandone

Y?

robosky02:


Abia warriors vs Dolphine match was abandone

It wasn't abandoned, we won the match 2 1

Standard007:


It wasn't abandoned, we won the match 2 1

this is what is killing Nigerian football
when Abia manufacture the goal and accepted by a confused referee
you are happy you won

nawaooooooo

robosky02:


this is what is killing Nigerian football
when Abia manufacture the goal and accepted by a confused referee
you are happy you won

nawaooooooo

You are minding him? They enjoy illegality when it Pays them.

race for Goal king hots up......

The race for the Goal King of the Nigeria league has gathered momentum after Bayelsa United striker Peter Ebimobowei scored his 14th goal Sunday.

He is now at par with Enugu Rangers striker Ighodaro Osaguona.

The league’s leading scorer is Gbolahan Salami of Warri Wolves, who has scored 15 goals with eight rounds of matches still to be played.

Ebimobowei headed home a flick by Olufemi Oladapo in the 80th minute to double Bayelsa’s lead at home against Sunshine Stars.

Bayelsa won the game 2-0.

Dolphins striker and former Nigeria U20 striker Emem Eduok has 13 goals.

However, on Sunday it was Ugochukwu Leonard of Nasarawa United who hogged the headlines with his treble against Kaduna United in Lafia.

The striker has now netted eight goals and his club are just three points behind leaders Kano Pillars.

Olorunleke Ojo joined other goalkeepers in the league to get on the scoreboard when he scored from the penalty spot for Giwa FC at Lobi Stars.

robosky02:


this is what is killing Nigerian football
when Abia manufacture the goal and accepted by a confused referee
you are happy you won

nawaooooooo

Young man, pls don't misinform the public. That was a clean goal scored by Abia Warriors. Even China Acheru (Chairman abi spokesman of Dolphins) confirmed that it was a clean goal, but that the ref was confused initially.

ukukaegbu:


Young man, pls don't misinform the public. That was a clean goal scored by Abia Warriors. Even China Acheru (Chairman abi spokesman of Dolphins) confirmed that it was a clean goal, but that the ref was confused initially.

guy you need to know the rules of the game.
it was assumed that the goal keeper was wasting time
and the caution for such act is yellow card but the confused referee awarded an indirect free kick in the 18 yard.
and for indirect free kick to be counted as goal it must at least touch a third party which did not happen as the free kick when in straight to the net. of cause the referee initially said its not a goal based on the rule.
but suddenly the Abia players rushed him.... in that panick state he changed his mind and said it was a goal
at this point Dolphine have to protest and stoped playing.
because it was obviouse they want to win by all means........



football is about rules not a win by all cost.
no wonder its difficult to have away win in our league

robosky02:



guy you need to know the rules of the game.
it was assumed that the goal keeper was wasting time
and the caution for such act is yellow card but the confused referee awarded an indirect free kick in the 18 yard.
and for indirect free kick to be counted as goal it must at least touch a third party which did not happen as the free kick when in straight to the net. of cause the referee initially said its not a goal based on the rule.
but suddenly the Abia players rushed him.... in that panick state he changed his mind and said it was a goal
at this point Dolphine have to protest and stoped playing.
because it was obviouse they want to win by all means........



football is about rules not a win by all cost.
no wonder its difficult to have away win in our league

This happened?

3 errors in one incident..whoooo

Hey peepz. Good to be back

Fixtures Matchday 32 - Sunday
Lobi v Rangers
Nasarawa v Nembe
Gombe v Enyimba
Bayelsa v Wolves
Sharks v Pillars
Kaduna v Elkanemi
Taraba v Dolphins
Crown v Giwa
Akwa utd v Abia w (Live on supersport select)

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