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iamoyindamola:
Is that enough for him to bin out players when none are coming in

daveP:
I go change am for you now o


All these unnecessary epistle according to who gan sef


I write Man Management of players, you're turning to incredible hulk, talking about January Transfers situation


Where is the correlation??

ObaIgwe1:
True that.

I have written it many times here that getting rid of Stan should be Arsenal main priority. I will give Stan-Out protest 90% of my energy before finding some energy to support Arteta-out protest. We will not be able to get rid Arteta for a world class coach if we don't get rid of Stan first. Arteta fits Stan's low budget, profit-centered goal he has for Arsenal.... While I want Stan to lose las las... that might also mean wishing my dear club to keep losing... so I'm in a fix now... But Stan will lose more at the end.

After he is gone, Arsenal will still be here and hopefully a fun-loving, win-at-all-cost sugar-daddy Billionaire will buy my dear club.

I read somewhere that Arsenal is about extending Arteta's Contract.

daveP:




Infinite Conclusion



Arteta has the worse man management skill I've seen in 2decades.

raumdeuter:
We been dey complain about Rohr making a semi final

Now we no fit make quarter final

Roland17:
One thing I hope many of us stop doing is making conclusions about respective positions of people who hold strong positions about certain issues. Just because I don’t like Arteta shouldn’t render any argument about him irrelevant. To me, it is an easy out for people who think differently about him when they engage me. I personally read the opinions of whomever I engage irrespective of their positions and try to see the substance that may not be related to their original position about the coach or a player.

You don’t necessarily have to defend Arteta even when he is obviously wrong. Also you don’t have to conclude my position about Partey playing the game is because I don’t like Arteta. I would hold the same position if it was Wenger that did that mistake. The truth is, Partey had no business playing that game and the result (red card) was a fair consequence of that irrational decision.

FBS:
It was my birthday and then I heard the news that my uncle (best man I know) stopped breathing just before they got to the hospital. I am absolutely shattered that I can't express myself. Still can't believe it.
We usually call each other because his birthday is just a day before mine. I called him, we talked, laughed as usual and......





Always cherish the gift of life.

Roland17:
I disagree! The red card was a predictable consequence of an irrational decision by an intern that was exhibiting dangerous levels of desperation. Arteta put Partey's career/ health at risk by putting him on the pitch and I am very sure Partey made a personal decision to get himself his deserved rest one way or the other.

What exactly did you expect from Partey? Partey played 95 minutes on the 18th of January, flies from Cameroun to London on the 19th, arrives at night and the following day he trains and is thrown into the pitch to play football! What exactly did you expect to happen?

On this thread during match day, I was warning severally that Partey should not be introduced, especially if you know his recent history with injuries. The man is fatigued and on a red list for getting injured. If Ghana qualified for the next round, they would not have played until the 23rd (Sunday) which gives him 4 full days of rest.

Take a close look at both yellow cards, especially the 2nd one and you will realize they were tackles made out of fatigue. 3 things were destined to happen to Partey during that game. One is an injury, 2nd was fatigue and the 3rd was the red card, which was a lesser consequence if you ask me. The intern failed to look at the picture and traded Partey's availability on Sunday for a 10 minutes cameo appearance. Now, we are out of all the cup competitions and must now finish top 6.

iamoyindamola:
Blueraydick
I read Arteta have issues with Leno ATM
Do you still think he's a Saint

raumdeuter:
Jota is playing in the same Liverpool where they claimed Klopp doesnt want his 9 to score

iamoyindamola:
Na lie
Big fat lie
Wengay have that discipline I give it to him, they hardly collect needless red

Roland17:
I am waiting to read anyone blame Partey for the red card he got today!

I am patiently waiting..

iamoyindamola:
Arteta ball
Hallelujah somebody

Akposy:
One day I will eat this Salmon fish all ye diasporians are posting.

Havertz10:
What happened to enaira?

I knew that nigerian banks would never allow that concept fly, you want to render them completely obsolete, pos operators are already rendering them obsolete bit by bit and they wouldn't even allow that trend continue, they will find a way to kill that enterprise, transactions volume for pos are outrageous right now, they are in trillions, banks wouldn't continue to allow pos operators to eat their lunch, I doubt that pos operators will survive the next 5 years

Enaira will have just ended them completely, banks are going to eventually die off as a business model, it's the truth, they don't have a future, particularly after the emergence of blockchain technology and the number of economic crises that they have caused with their poor business practices, bitcoin isn't the one but the first country to fully adopt a digital currency that gets utilization numbers that are greater than 50% globally will own the future


Banks are yesterday news, Starbucks started a wallet, they currently have enough money in there to use as they like, for coffees that haven't even be ordered, that is peak business solvency, digital currency is the future, paper will get less relevant no matter how hard banks fight it, if cbn get sense, they will use nin and ussd to sell enaira, your nin can be your account number, with audio authentication for those that need it, free transactions, study the data make loans available to users based on their spending habits, provide a platform there to buy shares or invest in states and make a profit, the possibilities are endless abeg

you can also make it anonymous too, you can have a central account that is publicly known, and from there funds are dispatched to relevant accounts publicly in the same ledger, everything will be transparent, anonymous identification can be given to the account of users publicly, while each user will privately know their own account, can also have policies that limits government ability to impede transactions or usage for users unless there are legal grounds for such actions in a way that is fair to all parties, usage will explode.

Roland17:
It's not even the heart related issue as a result of COVID-19, that one will resolve itself in a matter of time.

It is the disciplinary aspect of his dismissal from the team and subsequent return to Arsenal. According to reports, Aubameyang and Lemina tried to bring girls into the hotel room, but were refused by the hotel security who in turn reported to the officials of the Gabonese National Team who reported to CAF.

Roland17:
Aubameyang matter don tire me at this point. How do you defend this latest action?

Spy360:
Juventus want Partey to release Arthur on loan.

Good deal.

Skimpledawg:
We no blame you

mostob:


Same thing as Oscar...some players are just playing for money sake

Jodera:
Aside Willian signing, almost all his signings have been bomb

Unlimited22:
This was for the first half, not the entire game.

Havertz10:
they mocked me when i said this


Time is a cruel beach

iamoyindamola:
Na Costa dem wan buy

Spy360:
A midfielder deal is closer actually. The striker deal is only making the more noise.

We are close to a loan deal for Arthur Melo. Deal could be completed within the week.

herkeem:
True..... I remember telling my dad while in school that I have no money. He was like do you have any job? Since that time it beacons on me that if you provide no value you seldomly get paid.