The ball is mostly in the air and they don't have much pace. I also think with the new manager Etebo tire for the kick and rush football. The quality of football is this particular game is rubbish.
I deh go Tesco go buy palmee, I don tire too look, Eee de pain my � eye.
A few weeks ago, you made it seem the Championship was too good for Etebo, hence, he couldn't cope, but left for a supposed easier league in La Liga, today the main truth is coming out, because you obviously have forgotten your words from weeks back
Joebie: Lol you wish I was catching feelings. U dey post meme upandan and I dey make point.
I actually expected you to laugh over it, but you were rather in pains, hence bickering. Don't cloud it with "lol" bro, you catching feelings and grasping at straws
komekn: The Segunda is very poor financial league as well as low quality.
It is not by any means in the standard or quality of the Championship.
Now we are talking about players playing in leagues that are rated 35+ and many consider it bias and favoritism to talk about players in English league one.
What's shocking if you look at the way Huesca is set up they are poorer than many not just a few league one clubs.
The team is made up of free transfers, loan players and a very few paid transfers. And this dude Nwakali keeps getting talked about here.
I remember years ago l talked about Fred Onyedinma as a prospect and l got dogs abuse and still do from some. This is a player who refused to play for Millwall and voluntarily decided to drop to league one with Wycombe Wanderers. A players who declined transfer offers to QPR and Watford.
But it's considered bias and favoritism towards English origin players on my part by some.
That's naked blatant bigoted double standard and hypocrisy.
Joebie: Congrats Huesca! I hope to see you in LaLiga and especially Nwakalli making a mark in the top tier for once. He should not play second fiddle in that DM position next season or he go hear am from me lol
Hey, bring your eyes I have something to mutter to you.... Did you know that...
Joebie: you have turned it to a Huesca issue. Which was never the point.. lol If all the clubs with naija players get promoted, we will all be happy. But you have to show up on the pitch.. That na d koko. No time for average!
You would be happier if Huesca had bottled it, so that you'd jump in here to bash that boy from Eziobodo in Owerri West. Spare us the pretence
Thesupernerd I duff my akpa ibi for you brodamus, walk and never to stumble for your updates are wogged and erosious, if u must stumble, may u stumble on top of the succulent surface of a biancaful okpeke.
Joebie: Lol.. Igbekeme is out injured. What matters most for whoever gets promotion is that they make their mark in La Liga. I hope K. Nwakali does. If he doesn't, where else will he... ? Igbekeme, however, has had a considerable amount of minutes under his belt at the lower league. He is just waiting to step up.
Bolowolowo: West Brom should sign Simy for the Premier League next season
With this form, EPL looks far fetched for WBA. There is no how Brentford ain't gonna capitalise on their slip up today, to seal that auto-promotion place, and I don't see WBA surviving the play offs either, once they must have been unsurped by Brentford.
TheSuperNerd: In addition to these guys, we also have Matthew Yakubu. Former Nigerian U-20 goalie now at SKF Sered in Slovakia's first tier, the Fortuna Liga.
He made his senior debut just six days ago for the team.
This one is for the future, our best 3 currently are Zohos, Maduka and Adeleke, in no order.
Danielnino00: West Brom currently playing 1-1 away at Huddersfield... Ajayi in action... Should West Brom fail to win, Leeds United will secure automatic promotion...
I had to change channel before they ruin my evening, yeye bottlers
My wish is all are starters and the rest will follow. Uzoho is expected to start. Alampasu is growing into a starter for his team. Hopefully Okoye fights his way to the #1 role at Sparta. Mad competition for the Super Eagles Gloves will resume where it left off.
Forget Alambapasu, the real deal is Adebayo Adeleke of Katamon. Trust me you would mistake him for Onana
He has great reflexes, good with crosses and corners, commands the box and kicks well with both feet. His distribution isn't bad either. Only downside is that Alampasu is taller, but he is miles ahead of Alampasu in quality.
A Nigerian business entrepreneur, Nneka Ede, has purchased Portuguese third division club Lusitano Ginasio Clube for an undisclosed fee.
Ede is now the first African woman to own an European football club.
According to a statement on Thursday, Ede has secured 100 percent ownership of Lusitano Ginasio Clube founded in 1911.
The 108-years-old club last played in the Portuguese top-flight division in the 1950’s.
The statement from the club read: “After months of negotiations with different entities, an agreement has been reached with Mrs Nneka Ede, a sports enthusiast and entrepreneur from Nigeria, a country filled with people as passionate and fiery about football as us and which incidentally share the same green and white in their flags, towards the transfer of the ownership of the SAD to the latter that will help us in our mission to take Lusitano to the next level.”
Speaking after acquiring the club Ede said: “I am excited about this opportunity and I hope that this new chapter will deepen the already great sporting relation between Nigeria and Portugal,” she said.
“And to continue with the rich history of Lusitano club and provide a pathway for young talent to develop and shine through.”
Lusitano Ginasio Clube were crowned Portuguese second division champion in the 1951-1952 league season.
The club gained promotion into the top flight and took part in the 1952–53 league season finishing in 7th position in their first ever campaign.
They competed for 14 consecutive seasons in the top flight, its major period of success in the 1950s and 1960s, earning an honorable 5th place in 1956/57, and reaching the semi-finals of the Portugal Cup twice.
After relegation in 1966 the club went through a period of decline, never gaining promotion to the Portuguese top flight and even descending to regional championships.