chrisooblog:
I know, I know we can only pray for things to improve. Here's a beautiful strike to get you in the mood for the weekend's fixtures.

https://twitter.com/SundayDareSD/status/1383074792736231434?s=20

Ppogbae:
Kano Pillars no sabi perform unveilings

TheSuperNerd:


Abeg Chriskels where Danny dey for that your team lineup?

ChrisKels:


Everybody just dey claim wizardry, even Nerdy say him be Edgar Davids OK ooo

TheSuperNerd:
Flashback Friday:

#16 West on April 16, Friday.

Taribo West at Inter Milan 97/98 season. Undisputably World Class CB in the First Golden Generation of Naija Football.

kellycute:
hahahahaha . TheSuperNerd say he retired early chaii

ChrisKels:


Everybody just dey claim wizardry, even Nerdy say him be Edgar Davids OK ooo

Danielnino00:


Make he no add me for the team abeg.. I'm match rusty

I went without playing football for like 3 years (something I used to do regularly before I entered uni) until during a 10 days village visitation at school during my internship years.. Omo,I almost collapsed after running for less than 2 minutes
Last time I played ball was during the lockdown...

TheSuperNerd:
Hey Hi Dave. Been a while I saw you in here too. Trust all is good.

Good to see you again.

TheSuperNerd:
Jamilu Collins helped SC Paderborn 07 secure a point after playing goalless with Suleiman Abdullahi's Eintracht Braunshweig.

Collins finished as the Highest rated player for Paderborn according to Sofascore.
He made 6 Interceptions, 1 tackle and 1 Clearance. He also won 5/8 of his total duels.

That's 8 clean sheets earned for Paderborn in 19 league games. Still has no goal or assist.

BascoVanVeli:
From what I see Vandrezzer fc are leaving the NNL because the league is an enemy of its own progress. The NFF must step in and make things work because losing this club will hurt Nigerian football in more ways than one.


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

daveP:
Saw the article. Its said that even if Vandrezzer is wronng(which i believe they aren't), the speed at which decisions were turned without any notice and information shows how poor that NNL is. I even wonder if the NFF are aware that such a league is running and should be run to the best capacity.



Im sure one or two senators and reps have called powers that be that caused these reversals. The drastic changes scent of such crew ONLY.

TheSuperNerd:
Meanwhile in the Portuguese Primeira Liga NOS, Awaziem and Boavista are coasting to victory over Fifth placed Pacos de Ferreira.

Boavista leads 2-0.

Awaziem had to be subbed off on 79mins though because of an injury/knock. Was having a decently solid game before his departure.

And yes, he was Captain again today.


Additionally, 22 yrs old Kuku Fidelis made his Boavista debut today. Came on for Angel Gomes on 90+3mins and played the final 8mins of added time.

BascoVanVeli:
This is a bit old but the Blockbuster nature of these comments hit me. I keep hoping it is fake because Pinnick has no reason talking like this.

Pinnick accuses Oliseh of being ungrateful

By Gowon Akpodonor | 23 March 2021 |

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) President, Amaju Pinnick, has described former Super Eagles captain and coach, Sunday Oliseh, as ungrateful following his declaration that Pinnick’s emergence as a member of the FIFA Council won’t make any difference for the nation.

Oliseh said in an Online programme on Friday that Pinnick’s emergence as a FIFA Council member is a good achievement for the NFF president and not Nigeria.

He added: “As an individual, I think it is great for President Amaju Pinnick that he has gotten that vote into the council. I think it is very good for him. But as a nation – Nigeria, it does not make any difference. I am a member of the FIFA Technical Committee for eight years.”

He continued: “We as a technical committee propose changes from the technical side of how football should be developed. But at the end of the day, everything proposed has to be sanctioned by the executive group. We only propose. This council has so many people in it. They vote and talk about an issue, but at the end of the day, the executive committee decides. It is good for Pinnick, no doubt, I am happy for him, but for Nigeria, it doesn’t make any difference.”

Oliseh’s comments did not go down well with Pinnick, who told The Guardian that such comments coming from an ex-Super Eagles player showed he does not mean well for the nation’s football.

Pinnick added: “It also shows that he only thinks of himself and does not bother how to contribute to the development of Nigerian football. How can an ex-Super Eagles player and coach of the national team be so selfish. I don’t want to join issues with Oliseh because I have a lot to do for our football at the moment. But it is good I let him realise that he is an ungrateful fellow.

“I gave Oliseh Super Eagles coaching job and gave him all the support he needed to succeed even when many people were against it. He failed to make good use of the opportunity. He is ungrateful.”

https://m.guardian.ng/sport/pinnick-accuses-oliseh-of-being-ungrateful/amp/

BascoVanVeli:


Nobody does really

nelszx:


Check Egba FC on Twitter and see how they unveil theirs

jihday:
The governor meets 'the governor'

BascoVanVeli:
From what I see Vandrezzer fc are leaving the NNL because the league is an enemy of its own progress. The NFF must step in and make things work because losing this club will hurt Nigerian football in more ways than one.


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

andrewbaba44:

I won’t be surprised if musa will be earning a good salary

JohnBullMySon:
Salary you say?

Musa will be making donations the entire time he is there. its like you've forgotten than Musa is highest paid Nigerian ever.

JohnBullMySon:
Vandrezzer feels bad, but there's a deeper issue here, if Vandrezzer is monetizing the broadcast, then they need to pay the opposite team some money as they both own the image rights. I guess that is what is causing the problem.