Ebenezar2020:
you should have added an apostrophe to Buhari so as to make ur sentence complete but guess what?
You Igbos are mostly Illiterate who should have utilized the energy they used to hate on Buhari to focus and complete their education so you lots can be meaningful to the society.

EmmanuelBanks:



Lol, bros you deny vex ooo...see as you just go dig the guy history...anyways nice though ���

bonnyhope:


U hv spoken well

gnykelly:



to me the guy is just an underutilised talent...

Angelfrost:


Don't come online to show your personal life frustrations and bitterness... You ought to have outgrown such.

How many available strikers of quality in this transfer period have scored more career goals than Ighalo??! How many of them have a far better work rate than Ighalo??!

You just hear that someone came from China, and start typing off point... Is it because he is a fellow Nigerian??!... Any other African countryman would have been jubilant and encouraging... You people really have problems!!!

zikcash:
Nigerians and their quack mentality.....he missed a goal against Argentina, and so what?.......so when someone makes a mistake he should live with it for the rest of his life?........my point is Salah has missed more chances than this nigga but no one is complaining....just becos his a Nigerian, he's to small to play for man united......u guys should be happy for him and the club......he brings a unique style of approach to the team with his pace and strength.....and by the way he has premier league experience....

Angelfrost:


Lol... "Your comments" make me feel suicidal??!

Please, get over yourself kid!!!

I don't give a flying fvck about any country other than Nigeria, my good sir!!!...

With regards to childishness and being salty, you should read your own initial comment again, and take your own counsel.

United signed a good striker... Where he came from ought to be secondary if you weren't petty and lacking in football objectivity.

Khaleell001:



Forget about these woke and mentally wrecked people;they dwell more on negative news than positive news and that's what keeps them going.

They hate and celebrate anything negative as far as it is Nigerian.
These are the people we literally fight everyday to breath the same oxygen with in. this space.

Some or even most of them are just humans with the heart of a devil.

ExAngel007:
yesterday, I was online around midnight going through comments on social media about Odion Ighalo signing, and I found out that it was only Nigerians that are bitter about the new signing.

for me, he is a good striker.

excel101:
As a Nigerian I'm so-so happy for him, but the plain truth is, Man Utd. is finished.

Angelfrost:


Sigh... Let's see if you even have an inkling of what is currently happening in club football...

Name 2 available renown and quality strikers United could have signed on loan or fully this transfer window, in the place of Ighalo... Keyword being "Available"!... I will wait!!!

Please, try not to embarrass yourself any further.

Khaleell001:
I believe our leaders are not our problem but people who criticise senselessnessly like badly programmed robots.

They like bad news like a sadist.
Hearing anything good bites their ears off and aches their hearts so badly and you feel these people are fresh graduates from. witches and wizards academy.


Sadly, Nairaland has been a very good breeding ground for these hopeless,shameless, empty and unrepentant brainless lots who clout chase fame even if it means being negative and evil and these ones will go to house of God to invoke blessings on their lives while they hate for other people's progress.

Shame!
Shame!!
Shame!!! shall be their lot if they refuse to change.

Angelfrost:


Previously, it was most of them rejoicing over the news that Bishop Oyedepo was denied entry into US (which turned out to be fake), now this negativity over Ighalo joining a prestigious club...

Wickedness and Backwardness truly go hand in gloves... Smh.

Mizwisdom:



Let me ask you a question, if you were Manu coach will you sell Lukaku then go and pick Ighalo on loan? both seem to play similar styles but Lukaku far outclass Ighalo. This is a mistake on Manu part but maybe Ighalo can have luck to play well for the next six months. But Manu fall hand sha
The real problem with the team is clueless management, all the best

Expert17:


U have data.... U should be Current naaa

Ole target was Haaland but cudnt sign him because of the agent's demand.......

Ighalo is just to bridge the gap for now.... And a striker dat has 136 goals in 348 games is not bad....

So stop d hate and tell us wats really wrong with u

Mizwisdom:



Let me ask you a question, if you were Manu coach will you sell Lukaku then go and pick Ighalo on loan? both seem to play similar styles but Lukaku far outclass Ighalo. This is a mistake on Manu part but maybe Ighalo can have luck to play well for the next six months. But Manu fall hand sha
The real problem with the team is clueless management, all the best

Mistaicey2288:
Gbam! People are talking nonsense about this being a poor move by Manchester United out of desperation. But personally, i think its actually worth it. I mean, this is a player who helped Watford quality for EPL from Relegation back then. This is a player who was the highest goal scorer for Watford. A Player who won Afcon best player ahead of the likes of Salah, Mahrez etc and also, the present Captain of his team in China... I think he's got great potentials. Besides, this is just a loan move for the time being. If by the end of the Season, he proves himself worthy, he might end up getting a permanent deal and if not, he moves back to China. So it's not a bad deal afterall..

Lastly, Ighalo has always dreamt and hoped to be a Manchester United player in his lifetime. How else could one explain the fact that someone who is earning 300k Pounds a week in a Chinese club decides to agree on a deal to a club where he'll be getting 100k pounds a week? Yes! United is offering him 100k per week for his loan spell.. If that is not being passionate about Manchester United, then tell me what is? I even read that he turned down a move to Inter Milan... All we only want for now is an experienced striker to fill in Rashford's space now that he's on Injury... A striker who will give all it takes to score a goal... Also, as Nigerians let's always endeavour to support our own. Seeing a Nigerian player in Manchester United is indeed a great news.

Here's a picture of Ighalo in United Jersey back when he was younger..

You are very right in your analysis but wrong about the wages. He still gets his 300k a week, just that man United will now have to pay 150k of the money and China club pay the balance.

Vulcanheph:
All Nigerian man utd fans should at least be happy that they have a Nigerian playing at the club.....who knows he might be exactly What the club needs right now, at least he is better than jones, Lingard and dalot combined

Mizwisdom:



Let me ask you a question, if you were Manu coach will you sell Lukaku then go and pick Ighalo on loan? both seem to play similar styles but Lukaku far outclass Ighalo. This is a mistake on Manu part but maybe Ighalo can have luck to play well for the next six months. But Manu fall hand sha
The real problem with the team is clueless management, all the best

Khaleell001:


There's one thing I have always learnt from football which is, when you criticize any player always leave room that you will be wrong.

Many players we thought were never-do-wells ended up making many of us eat out words.

We remember when Chelsea bought Mohammed Salah from FC Zurich after is scintillating form in the UCL then we thought he would wreck every defense on his arrival, but he became a monumental flop and was immediately shipped out to Roma where he revived his career again as time passed, Liverpool had him for a cut price (which AS Roma admitted belatedly ) now who far as he being performing? as they say, the rest is history.

What about city's Kevin De Bruyne? Who played, rather under par at Chelsea and was immediately sold out to Wender Bremen where he took the Bundesliga by storm and today on his return to the EPL he is Man City's pivot or mid field general.

The point is, Ighalo may have had it bad in Watford when they gained promotion to the EPL then, but the possibility of him replicating that Championship form that helped Watford gain promotion is still there.

If the Swedish great Eric Larsson did it at Old Trafford for Man U after his Barca stints I don't see why we shouldn't give Ighalo the benefit of doubt to stake his claim as one of SE deadliest strikers in recent times.

Vulcanheph:

Leave that thing.....i might not be a professional footballer , but i'm that i'll perform better than those guys on the pitch.

zikcash:
Nigerians and their quack mentality.....he missed a goal against Argentina, and so what?.......so when someone makes a mistake he should live with it for the rest of his life?........my point is Salah has missed more chances than this nigga but no one is complaining....just becos his a Nigerian, he's to small to play for man united......u guys should be happy for him and the club......he brings a unique style of approach to the team with his pace and strength.....and by the way he has premier league experience....

zikcash:
Nigerians and their quack mentality.....he missed a goal against Argentina, and so what?.......so when someone makes a mistake he should live with it for the rest of his life?........my point is Salah has missed more chances than this nigga but no one is complaining....just becos his a Nigerian, he's to small to play for man united......u guys should be happy for him and the club......he brings a unique style of approach to the team with his pace and strength.....and by the way he has premier league experience....