How to vote:


log on to the BBC page and select Victor Moses


http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720Victor Moses - Nigeria and Chelsea


African Footballer of the Year 2017: Victor Moses profile

When Victor Moses looks back on his career, the Nigeria and Chelsea midfielder is more than likely to see the 2016-17 season as a major turning point.

After years of loan moves, the 26-year-old finally cemented his role at Stamford Bridge - so much so that he became an integral member of their Premier League-winning team.

The date Moses might look back on is 1 October when Chelsea coach Antonio Conte, following comprehensive defeats by Arsenal and Liverpool, switched to a 3-4-3 system and fielded Moses in an unfamiliar right wing-back role at Hull City.

It was his first league start for the Blues in over three years but Moses was far from overawed - producing a man-of-the-match display with his natural attacking instincts and desire to track back.

The Hull victory was the start of a record-equalling 13 consecutive Premier League wins for Chelsea and 22 consecutive league starts for Moses, until he briefly succumbed to injury in April.

The previous month, the onetime drifter had anchored himself to the Blues by signing a new contract - completing his remarkable turn of fortune at a club he joined in 2012.

While this was largely down to Conte giving Moses a new lease of life by seeing something in pre-season that others never had, the 26-year-old still had to take his chance and - in one of the season's least expected narratives - he fully did so via stamina, strength and speed.

As well as winning the Premier League, Moses also received an FA Cup runners-up medal after Chelsea lost to Arsenal in a final where the Nigerian tinged his successful campaign with a red card.

Moses played only three internationals this year, but in his first he scored in a sensational 4-0 destruction of Cameroon that knocked the African champions out of qualifying and smoothed Nigeria's eventual passage to a third straight World Cup.

Now Moses could become the first Nigerian since Jay-Jay Okocha in 2004 to win the BBC award.

cc: lalasticlala, mynd44
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720

Nice

How to vote:


log on to the BBC page and select Victor Moses



http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720


that's it we can make our own (Nigeria) the winner



Mujtahida, Orkpekyandega, safarigirl, blueto, TheSuperNerd, mikron, optional1


lets go there

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE9ew4r9GpU

robosky02:
How to vote:


log on to the BBC page and select Victor Moses



http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720


that's it we can make our own (Nigeria) the winner



Mujtahida, Orkpekyandega, safarigirl, blueto, TheSuperNerd, mikron, optional1


lets go there

Yeah, I've already voted. Lalasticlala front page please. We need to rack up the votes for our own. We have the numbers. Moses merits it. Let's do this.

It's good for his profile for him to win this award

Mujtahida:

Yeah, I've already voted. Lalasticlala front page please. We need to rack up the votes for our own. We have the numbers. Moses merits it. Let's do this.

lets go there we must push him in with our vote




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKAEJ6mRgKY

Danti19:
Nice

its not by nice ohhh



do the needful vote now


http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720

robosky02:
How to vote:


log on to the BBC page and select Victor Moses



http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720


that's it we can make our own (Nigeria) the winner



Mujtahida, Orkpekyandega, safarigirl, blueto, TheSuperNerd, mikron, optional1


lets go there

Good one Robosky02.
Lets do another Oshoala pals.

robosky02:


How to vote:


log on to the BBC page and select Victor Moses


http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720Victor Moses - Nigeria and Chelsea


African Footballer of the Year 2017: Victor Moses profile

When Victor Moses looks back on his career, the Nigeria and Chelsea midfielder is more than likely to see the 2016-17 season as a major turning point.

After years of loan moves, the 26-year-old finally cemented his role at Stamford Bridge - so much so that he became an integral member of their Premier League-winning team.

The date Moses might look back on is 1 October when Chelsea coach Antonio Conte, following comprehensive defeats by Arsenal and Liverpool, switched to a 3-4-3 system and fielded Moses in an unfamiliar right wing-back role at Hull City.

It was his first league start for the Blues in over three years but Moses was far from overawed - producing a man-of-the-match display with his natural attacking instincts and desire to track back.

The Hull victory was the start of a record-equalling 13 consecutive Premier League wins for Chelsea and 22 consecutive league starts for Moses, until he briefly succumbed to injury in April.

The previous month, the onetime drifter had anchored himself to the Blues by signing a new contract - completing his remarkable turn of fortune at a club he joined in 2012.

While this was largely down to Conte giving Moses a new lease of life by seeing something in pre-season that others never had, the 26-year-old still had to take his chance and - in one of the season's least expected narratives - he fully did so via stamina, strength and speed.

As well as winning the Premier League, Moses also received an FA Cup runners-up medal after Chelsea lost to Arsenal in a final where the Nigerian tinged his successful campaign with a red card.

Moses played only three internationals this year, but in his first he scored in a sensational 4-0 destruction of Cameroon that knocked the African champions out of qualifying and smoothed Nigeria's eventual passage to a third straight World Cup.

Now Moses could become the first Nigerian since Jay-Jay Okocha in 2004 to win the BBC award.

cc: lalasticlala, mynd44
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720

Lalasticlala pick our call now

Imagine if up to 100 millions of Nigerians voted for Moses plus other individuals from other countries. .

krattoss:
Imagine if up to 100 millions of Nigerians voted for Moses plus other individuals from other countries. .

yes we can

and all my Ethiopian friends


Hati13, ednited,


join this vote now

Wish you well

Tried voting for him through out the weekend, not going through. Lemme try this link again.

Many people will not vote now, if the award now goes to Mane or Aubameyang now, they will be screaming Ojoro

He deserve it

Nigeria unite

Lets Support our own guys, I don vote, oya, go vote ya own!!

I just voted Moses, it's your turn. Do the needful. Na only dat Aubameyang wey win goden boot for Germany l de fia sha
Moses all the way!

The one wey play penalty to throw in eeh?

krattoss:
Imagine if up to 100 millions of Nigerians voted for Moses plus other individuals from other countries. .

Liverpool fans will vote for Mane

I think it's his time now. Up Moses!

Already voted for Aubameyang, dude totally deserves it. Closely following should be Sadio Mane.

Just voted Moses twice now

robosky02:


How to vote:


log on to the BBC page and select Victor Moses


http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720Victor Moses - Nigeria and Chelsea


African Footballer of the Year 2017: Victor Moses profile

When Victor Moses looks back on his career, the Nigeria and Chelsea midfielder is more than likely to see the 2016-17 season as a major turning point.

After years of loan moves, the 26-year-old finally cemented his role at Stamford Bridge - so much so that he became an integral member of their Premier League-winning team.

The date Moses might look back on is 1 October when Chelsea coach Antonio Conte, following comprehensive defeats by Arsenal and Liverpool, switched to a 3-4-3 system and fielded Moses in an unfamiliar right wing-back role at Hull City.

It was his first league start for the Blues in over three years but Moses was far from overawed - producing a man-of-the-match display with his natural attacking instincts and desire to track back.

The Hull victory was the start of a record-equalling 13 consecutive Premier League wins for Chelsea and 22 consecutive league starts for Moses, until he briefly succumbed to injury in April.

The previous month, the onetime drifter had anchored himself to the Blues by signing a new contract - completing his remarkable turn of fortune at a club he joined in 2012.

While this was largely down to Conte giving Moses a new lease of life by seeing something in pre-season that others never had, the 26-year-old still had to take his chance and - in one of the season's least expected narratives - he fully did so via stamina, strength and speed.

As well as winning the Premier League, Moses also received an FA Cup runners-up medal after Chelsea lost to Arsenal in a final where the Nigerian tinged his successful campaign with a red card.

Moses played only three internationals this year, but in his first he scored in a sensational 4-0 destruction of Cameroon that knocked the African champions out of qualifying and smoothed Nigeria's eventual passage to a third straight World Cup.

Now Moses could become the first Nigerian since Jay-Jay Okocha in 2004 to win the BBC award.

cc: lalasticlala, mynd44
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41890720

Thrash! Countryman my foot! I'm more loyal as a fan of Manchester United than to the Nigerian Super Eagles team. But irrespective of that, I'll have to look critically at his records in comparison to other contenders and pick the best amongst them without bias. You won't tell me to just vote Moses with eyes closed when for example, there's Mohammed Salah and Aubameyang on the list!

Truth be told and sentiments apart, Victor Moses doesn't deserve the award when PEA is on the list.

why do i keep getting cookie error


sheeesh

Milonis:
Already voted for Aubameyang, dude totally deserves it. Closely following should be Sadio Mane.

Hello.How did you vote for AUBA?I
am only interested in voting for him

Just hope say our vote go count cuz naija don teach us many tins ooo

Animals are already voting for Aubumeyang at the detriment of their country man Victor Moses.