₦airaland Forum

Musing of the afternoon........

May I ask again why Siasia does not want to invite Imoh Ezekiel to the under 23 Olympic team. His exploits in the Brazil friendly speak for itself.

I feel like if care is not taken, Siasia may also omit Musa Mohammed, who is in my opinion the best right full back we have in this country, to the squard.

Sometimes this country just exasperates me. The talent is there, mismanagement, undue politics and crass sentiments are just hindering our football growth.

In light of the performance of the under 23 team in the last Korean tournament and bearing in mind the performance of Imoh Imoh Ezekiel in the last Brazil friendly, I would love to get a general idea why he was not invited for the Korean invitational games.

For the risk of sounding masochist, I believe any lady that plans to keep her maiden name is really not interested in becoming a FULL member of her husband's family. (you know it is a lot easier to drop of the name after the hyphen should a misunderstanding arise).

I am a man and I would marry a male footballer if he is rich. You are entitled to your own opinion, I hope.

Hey Chy4luv, I feel really let down that you still allow such "ancient", mediocre means of ostracization to cloud your judgement. I believe, based solely on your earlier coherent post, that you are exposed to some higher education. This may be a perfect oppportunity to put your "progressive" mind to work. "Thinking outside the box", outside your immediate environment could do you some good in this scenerio you know (just a little suggestion).

Hey Boogy, I do not know how it is in Nigeria currently. But considering she is not EVEN 18 (not capable of informed consent), you could get yourself in some serious trouble. Also, I know I should not interfere with your "RELATIONSHIP", but seriously MAN, how could you have a meaningful discussion with such age difference in the context. Men, I really enjoy this forum, Booty, I would love to be enligtened.

I admire forthright and confident women. Snugle, I may not know you but I am really blown away by your boldness. For the risk of sounding stereotypical, those words coming from a Nigerian woman is a huge leap towards "character" liberation.