lol comprehension na problem o

Chrismario:



I don't understand. Re you guys calling for Osaze's inclusion?

I didn't. But even in the south some finished school at 17 or even 18. Either way, we cannot generalize.

Mickael2:


did you grow up in the East? I mean guys from the East on this thread should come and say if I am saying the truth or not

Joebie:
I didn't. But even in the south some finished school at 17 or even 18. Either way, we cannot generalize.

no need hitting it further.

Confirm Onyekuru's position today, seems like he is wingback

safarigirl:
I was 9-years old in JSS1 as at 2003. I was 10 in JSS2 as at 2004. I had a classmate a year younger than me then, so, she was 8 in JSS1 as at 2003....she graduated secondary school in 2009 at 14...

You need to revisit these your beliefs. I still graduated secondary school in 2010 at 16, even as I had to repeat JSS2 because we moved.

Bear in mind, some people wrote WAEC in SS2 even back then, so they didn't spend six years in school.

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Your friend's case was probably rare which was why you all knew about it, it happens. I am assuimg you grew up in the East, 15 or 16 I can and work with anyday but 14? Anyways

comic relief sincerely.

Yes, 3-4-3

Mickael2:



no need hitting it further.

Confirm Onyekuru's position today, seems like he is wingback

Mickael2:
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Your friend's case was probably rare which was why you all knew about it, it happens. I am assuimg you grew up in the East, 15 or 16 I can and work with anyday but 14? Anyways

no, I did not grow up in the East actually, rarely even visit. I grew up partly in the West and partly in the North

Wetin concern Keshi concern Rohr? Abi na Pinnick u wan blame?

forgiveness:



Association of obscure clubs and League Plc.

No 3. Aaron Samuel

He made is debut on the 11th of October 2014.

Abeg, make una help check where this 20 or 21 years old player was playing as at that time because I am not seeing very well.

They also wanted to use Super Eagles as a stepping stone for Aaron Samuel hence it backfired and we missed out of the Nation's cup.

Na wa ooooooo.

safarigirl:
no, I did not grow up in the East actually, rarely even visit. I grew up partly in the West and partly in the North

the WEST!!! I mean their own young age is legendary, we would come for a national competition and be swearing that such a lil boy or girl would only defeat us if we were dead. Infact I'd believe that a 13year old could graduate over there. However Iheanacho grow up in the East, here it is different, my point

safarigirl:
no, I did not grow up in the East actually, rarely even visit. I grew up partly in the West and partly in the North

Lagos and Abuja.

Henry has Simon Moses old coach.

Joebie:
You guys are just jumping the gun as regards World Cup list.

You can't blame us for being enthusiastic. It's been a while we've seen our team this blessed with depth.

Joebie:
Yes, 3-4-3

currently watching the game. The boy has serious pace, he just missed a very easy chance though, heavy touch

Henry just missed a big chance. He left Dani Alvez for dead sha

Kakamorufu:
yeah man. I hope he does.

It's human nature, to take for granted what's presented to us on a platter.

If Dessers hadn't made known his intention to play for us and Rorh had been the one to discover him, your guess is as good as mine.

Nigerians lie for no reason,its incredible...LMAO

[quote author=elyte89 post=61545616]



Its a lie o,baba,his twin brother is hale and hearty google d story,its d pure truth,it almost bursted taiye taiwo den in france

I knw him very well(taiye taiwo),we lived in d same area when he use to hawk pepper in d neighborhood
My elder brother who is 35years old now,was abt starting his secondary skool when taiye taiwo was in ss2,Taiye taiwo attended imetropolitan skool(mentro high,okota Lagos state),for those who live in okota will knw dis skool very well,so popular.u can confirm

Same Ramon azeez dt capped his set during d u-17 lived in ikotun b4,he has 2kids b4 d u-17 tournament, those who knw him very well can testify to dis also
Now back to iheanacho,anybody dt knows him very well,or grew up tgeda with him,can only convince me dt hes real age is not 27,but if u re following d FIFA WEBSITE, to debunk my claims,den u re on your own,dts ur opinion,my verdict still stands,if u like kill ursef but I will say d obvious act


IHEANACHO is not below 27years(real age)
[/qute]STORY FOR THE gODs

safarigirl:
I was 9-years old in JSS1 as at 2003. I was 10 in JSS2 as at 2004. I had a classmate a year younger than me then, so, she was 8 in JSS1 as at 2003....she graduated secondary school in 2009 at 14...

You need to revisit these your beliefs. I still graduated secondary school in 2010 at 16, even as I had to repeat JSS2 because we moved.

Bear in mind, some people wrote WAEC in SS2 even back then, so they didn't spend six years in school.

O boy, during our time of primary schools enrollment your left hand must touch your right ear o. Only well nourished big size 6 years olds could do that. I was lucky to do it at 6 but a good number of my class mates were 7 & 8 years olds. That was primary one o. I spent 6 solid years (not the mago mago 5 years they spend now). I finished primary school at 12+ and enrolled in Class one (later became JSS1) at almost 13. Finally na 18 years me finish secondary school and a good number of my class mates were 19, 20. Very few were 17. Only one girl in the whole graduating SS3 was 16.

I recall the 1985 Golden Eaglets were picked from the national Principals cup. Secondary schools ended at Class 5 then. So the boys would have been mostly 17 or 18 and less.

Icon4s:


O boy, during our time of primary schools enrollment your left hand must touch your right ear o. Only well nourished big size 6 years olds could do that. I was lucky to do it at 6 but a good number of my class mates were 7 & 8 years olds. That was primary one o. I spent 6 solid years (not the mago mago 5 years they spend now). I finished primary school at 12+ and enrolled in Class one (later became JSS1) at almost 13. Finally na 18 years me finish secondary school and a good number of my class mates were 19, 20. Very few were 17. Only one girl in the whole graduating SS3 was 16.

I recall the 1985 Golden Eaglets were picked from the national Principals cup. Secondary schools ended at Class 5 then. So the boys would have been mostly 17 or 18 and less.

I remember that time.. My cousin had to pass ear test before she entered school. How times have changed...

Did anyone see what Onyekuru is doing to Dani Alvez?

I hear Onyekuru is giving Alves a torrid time...

Mickael2:

Klose was 36 and was playing for Lazio not Bayern

meaning he was not in Indonesia or China...

Neyma is too fantastic
His outbursts of runs are too much for the Belgians to handle in the mid field

tbaba1234:


I remember that time.. My cousin had to pass ear test before she entered school. How times have changed...

Yeah, plus then a good number of children didn't start primary school until they were almost 10.

Alhaji Lateef Jakande God bless him. He built so many new schools in Lagos then and declared free education and free books plus Buhari came with free meals and so many parents that couldn't send their children to school pushed them all out even at old age. We used to call those big pupils then " Agbaya".

We had a country. How times have changed.

junnyjake:


Don't mind forgiveness, trying so hard to make a case for Ajagun.

MRI, cannot be 100%

I had to concede further more to ease his ridiculous exaggerations.

I don't have problem with any player's age but I just want to set things straight.

By the way, what did you do to defend your fellow Nigerian brother when chrisooblog made his ridiculous exaggerations against Ajagun's age to bring him down?

Abi you no see?

If he claimed Ajagun is granfafa among babies because he didn't do MRI then is it not also right to point out the fact that Wilfred Ndidi failed MRI test, oh ha!?

What is good for the goose is good for the gander. Don't you think so?

Humility017:
meaning he was not in Indonesia or China...

Thank you.

Humility017:
meaning he was not in Indonesia or China...

Thank you.

tbaba1234:
I hear Onyekuru is giving Alves a torrid time...

You still they believe "hear say"?

Seeing is believing.

[quote author=damagnificentusb post=61549398][/quote]take it easy

Icon4s:


You still they believe "hear say"?

Seeing is believing.

I just started watching.. HT now

Joebie:
Wenger suddenly knew Alex Iwobi was a good player after he was called up for Nigeria, and decided to renew his contract. You had a good argument initially considering Iwobi had barely made the first team at the time, but you went on to mess it up.

National team boost a player's career. Kpom

chrisooblog:
lol guy I'm seriously laughing just because I exposed his false assertions about his player he's now bringing out all this irrelevant information

Your opinions are inconsequential because they lack merit and facts.

Bring it on with facts. No talk talk without facts.

Show facts.