Lamasta:


Sevilla nahim you call cheap team

Bro abeg leave that Chelsea daku daki team fan. Shey know be small team scatter their teeth with 3pt

Kyase:

Whatever
We’ll bounce back
Make uefa comoth Chelsea replace them with us

Na so

Holland collects $400,000 pa week. Starling collects $350,000. While Kulibary collects $300,000. With the performance who cheats?

uniquetechng:
He had a release clause with Dortmund when he was signed from Salzburg for just €15m.
City actually paid additional £60m to his father and agency fee, and his salary will care of three players' salaries at Chelsea or Liverpool.

This Guy from the "farmers league" who some people thought will not adapt easily to the "most competitive league" has started tearing defences apart in his first season oooo.
Both at Home and Away...

Even ouside England .

Wawuuu!!!


Well, if you're good you're good

"Farmers League" or Not !

Natbrowny:


Dortmund need bar and its like a deal was struck b4 now.
If haaland dey like westbrom and city wan buy. Bros na 300m westbrom go ask for.

His release clause was very low.

Reallife17:
The Viking!

They see a Haaland but we see Haaland Ironside

treesun:
Prior to the 2021-22 season, Sevilla had never failed to make it out of their Champions League group - albeit with limited success in the knockout stages - but Julen Lopetegui's side could only finish third behind Lille and Red Bull Salzburg last term.

Previous successes in Europe's secondary tournament also counted for nothing as Sevilla lost to West Ham United in the last 16 of the Europa League, but a fourth-placed finish in La Liga handed Los Palanganas another chance to test their mettle in the top tier.

The breakup of the Jules Kounde-Diego Carlos defensive partnership has had a profound effect on the Sevilla team, though, and Lopetegui has steered his side to just one point from their opening four La Liga fixtures to leave them 17th in the embryonic standings.

The visit of a rampant Barcelona was only ever going to end one way, as Eric Garcia, Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski propelled La Blaugrana to a 3-0 success at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan to leave Sevilla still waiting for their first win of the new term.

The home faithful can take some solace in the fact that their side are unbeaten in six Champions League opening-day group-stage games - they have drawn each of their last four, though - and one point against Man City may be celebrated like all three this week.

Where did you learn to write so well like this please

fergie001:

Dem wan use style come win Europa

yes o . . .
Na there na strength dey always dey.

emmaodet:


Sent you a whatsapp message bro. Check it

You probably contacted me on my old WhatsApp account which I no longer use. Give me your number and I will WhatsApp you later evening. If you don't want to share your number here, you can send it through email.

fergie001:


Fixed

Abeg make una face una Thursdays league first...

But na thunder we get two horns go blast Chelsea... very dirty club...

Athemisia:

Abeg make una face una Thursdays league first...

But na thunder we get two horns go blast Chelsea... very dirty club...

....

Martinez39s:
No vex, bro. The email on my nairaland profile is not with me. I have changed my email a long time ago.

Reach me on ventodiablo@gmail.com.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Aiit

Rahkman:
Haaland for balon d'or

U too dey jump

treesun:
Prior to the 2021-22 season, Sevilla had never failed to make it out of their Champions League group - albeit with limited success in the knockout stages - but Julen Lopetegui's side could only finish third behind Lille and Red Bull Salzburg last term.

Previous successes in Europe's secondary tournament also counted for nothing as Sevilla lost to West Ham United in the last 16 of the Europa League, but a fourth-placed finish in La Liga handed Los Palanganas another chance to test their mettle in the top tier.

The breakup of the Jules Kounde-Diego Carlos defensive partnership has had a profound effect on the Sevilla team, though, and Lopetegui has steered his side to just one point from their opening four La Liga fixtures to leave them 17th in the embryonic standings.

The visit of a rampant Barcelona was only ever going to end one way, as Eric Garcia, Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski propelled La Blaugrana to a 3-0 success at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan to leave Sevilla still waiting for their first win of the new term.

The home faithful can take some solace in the fact that their side are unbeaten in six Champions League opening-day group-stage games - they have drawn each of their last four, though - and one point against Man City may be celebrated like all three this week.

I'm serious about my last quote.. You write so well and I want to learn how to write well like you too

Don27tiky:
liar
Dey there de lie to yourself. You just no wan gree say na £51 city pay but you can’t change the record LOL

I hate discussing important issues with kids, my 22 years old son should be the one engaging you instead .

Anyone who follows football knows that Haaland had a release clause which was triggered by Man City, how you were not aware of that is beyond me.

uniquetechng:
I hate discussing important issues with kids, my 22 years old son should be the one engaging you instead .

Anyone who follows football knows that Haaland had a release clause which was triggered by Man City, how you were not aware of that is beyond me.

you sure are the kid here. Because we adults know that his release clause was £51m. You are pained that city got him cheap and you are finding it hard to come to term with that so you are using that lies you put out there to console yourself.
Neimar’s clause was €222m euro which PSG triggered and paid and nothing else was attached aside agent fee. Wake up and stop deceiving yourself that Halland was signed for more than £51m