Havisco:


Your generation get problem. Na ontop Islam matter you go perish. Since your generation have developed bitter attitude towards Islam has it added any good things to your generation or crush down Islam? You will just die one day out of heart attack due to your hatred for Islam. Give yourself peace low man.

Tell and advise your religion people, muric, shiite and other terrorists even ritualists among you to disengage from the act...truth is like fire, it hurts.

Havisco:


It’s not aboki or Northerners he hate, It’s islam, I hope he doesn’t run mad In mean time because once you have too much hatred for what you can’t control, you loose your cool, it’s either you run mad or commit suicide.

It's the way they even paint these Muslims as some mindless killers. I have lived with some of these northern Muslims & to be honest they don't even give a crap about my religious beliefs

My village pitch is far better than what I'm just seeing here, 9ja we needs to upgrade...

gazal05:
Yeah the pitch is bad but I can guarantee you at least 400 fans at the covered side of the stadium

thats not a lot.
Even back then in Naija there used to be over 10,000 fans trooping to watch Rangers v Nationale then (i think they are now called hearts FC)
I once watched Nationale v Stationery Stores, the stadium was packed, then there were no seats and people stand to watch games. My uncle had to carry me on his shoulders for me to see what was going on. You could barely breath. Packed to the brim, it wasnt less than 20,000 people in that stadium. No Space


n:b I know the indomie generation would be wondering who Stationery Stores are
Stores were a solid team from Lagos back in the days, they played at then Onikan Stadium (dunno if it's still there). Very solid team. won the league in 1992.

these indomie kids should learn how to respect elders

preselect:


thats not a lot.
Even back then in Naija there used to be over 10,000 fans trooping to watch Rangers v Nationale then (i think they are now called hearts FC)
I once watched Nationale v Stationery Stores, the stadium was packed, then there were no seats and people stand to watch games. My uncle had to carry me on his shoulders for me to see what was going on. You could barely breath. Packed to the brim, it wasnt less than 20,000 people in that stadium. No Space


n:b I know the indomie generation would be wondering who Stationery Stores are
Stores were a solid team from Lagos back in the days, they played at then Onikan Stadium (dunno if it's still there). Very solid team. won the league in 1992.

these indomie kids should learn how to respect elders

I once watched Stores and NEPA in Division 2 at Onikan stadium, packed stadium more than one hour before the game.

Two many matches were played on those surfaces for them to survive for long.

At one point way back, Onikan stadium in a week would host National Division 3 (IBWA Sharpshooters, Eagle Oil), Division 2 (National Bank, NEPA), Division 1 (ACB, First Bank, Stores, Julius Berger). Then there would be LDFA matches (2 or 3 each day).

Add on Principals Cup, Oba Cup and state Challenge Cup and that surface was always ever going to disintegrate badly.

Even when they farmed out National league teams to Agege stadium, there was still too much football being played on there.

Hopefully, the Lagos State FA and others have learnt their lesson.

Omniman:
I grew up watching street soccer.

I have seen players display extraordinary talents and I was like damn this guys should be playing in the big league.

Oga.. monkey post different from big Field o.. it's just different.. there are some outrageous skills you can try in monkey post coz of the tight space and ease in running from post to post easily which you can never try on a standard pitch.

Damidave1124:
Slowly, Nigeria professional football league will get there... Nice on OP

after how many decades ?