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| Wilfred Ndidi - 'my Dad Never Wanted Me To Play Football' by cheapgoals(m): 9:52am On Mar 31, 2017 |
Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi says he conflicted with the desires of his parents in turning into a professional footballer. Moving far from his family in Lagos, Nigeria, to seek after a football profession against his dad's desires didn't bother the 6ft 2in midfielder. Neither did making a debut for Belgian side Genk, despite the fact that he was solicited to play out from the position at left-back. At that point there was his £15million move to Leicester City, his first debut was in the FA Cup game against Everton. READ MORE ON http://cheapgoals.com/wilfred-ndidi-my-dad-never-wanted-me-to-play-football |
| Re: Wilfred Ndidi - 'my Dad Never Wanted Me To Play Football' by MikaelJP(m): 10:01am On Mar 31, 2017 |
Keep doing what you know best to do. |
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