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andrewbaba44:Yea they can still win it, but, definitely not with the generation that started the project. On this, I say Ndidi should steer clear Bkus he deserves better. PSG and City are fifth and sixth in the list of the richest clubs in the world, while Dortmund and ATM are 12 and 13, but neither PSG nor City has been able to outperform either ATM or BVB in the main event, even though both ATM and BVB have lesser funds, respectively. |
Bia Andrew what is happening here? Are we expecting sir MbJane in addy? ![]()
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andrewbaba44:Football acada, your biggest undoing is reading without comprehension. Whenever u read, do with keen interest to be able to detect figurative statements, because sometimes, writings go beyond the actual meaning of words. "as poor as...compared to", doesn't mean ATM is poor, it only means City is richer. About the bolded, in summary, I can deduce u mean history. Lol, yea either of the two could have a richer history before the windfall, but what has City been able to do in Europe compared to Dortmund since City got the money? Money could make u a local champion(epl, and cups)but not necessarily a world beater(the champions league and the likes). I chose to address only ur first two paragraphs Bkus every other thing u wrote below was out of context and utter balderdash |
elyte89:I understand where you are headed, but, right about now, he should be more concerned with the laurels and playing for the top teams could guarantee him that, plus more recognitions. He would only make money at New Castle with no laurels, because basically, pioneers ain't assembled for the laurels but for identity creation, making foundations and precedence on which the successors would bring the honors. Of all those quality players city gathered back then, how many won anything meaning with city? Yes, they smiled to the bank, no doubt about that, but history is gonna remember little or nothing about them |
andrewbaba44:Didn't take city long? The best teams are better recognized for their efforts outside their comfort zones. City and PSG are nothing but local champions. As poor as Dortmund and ATM are, compared to those too, they have got more dignity in Europe. Neither City nor PSG has been able to match with laurels, the windfall. City has just started to click lately, and mind you, most of the players who started this project(with city) are long gone without winning anything meaningful, I wouldn't want Endy to suffer such fate |
elyte89:Endy is ripe already for a better team, his work already is deserving of laurels, something New Castle is prolly never gonna smell, even in the next five years. |
elyte89:U are alone on this. Sure u know how many years it is gonna cost them to take a shape, u think a sudden whirlwind will automatically make them a contender? |
andrewbaba44:No, for my head u go dey pay ur rent ![]() |
andrewbaba44:But how does this really corelate with the argument, since Watford is a small team? Or has Watford also gotten herself a sugar daddy just like ManCity, with New Castle on the verge? Dude it seems Danny is living rent-free in your head, hence, this irrational incoherency ooo |
BascoVanVeli:When I tell u guys Ndidi hasn't been there for Nigeria, most of you would go berserk, I can't remember a game in Nigerian colours he was a colossus, dude was more or less abysmal in Egypt, carelessly giving away free kicks that cost us matches, in some cases, he even deflected the same free kicks into our goal post. I am no big fan of Etebo, as I consider him a carpenter, but he has been the better midfielder for Nigeria, than Ndidi |
andrewbaba44:Lol bros I know a few Castle fans in Nigeria oo, they are mainly men in their 40s though, the only young one among them is in his early 30s, and he even has it boldly written on his twitter bio |
TheGoodJoe:I read Brugges rejected a £10m offer from Dortmund for Dennis, with an eye on a windfall from Newcastle who has also shown interest in the player. |
Meliforme:Okay |
tbaba1234:He would easily get offered one, if the French finds him to be of any importance. |
elyte89:I would pick anybody ahead of those two, but, no, Saka isn't as good as Chillwell, Rose, Williams and Shaw, thats not to take anything away from his abilities, after all, he isn't a natural left back. I doubt he would remain there once kieran Tieney is back for Arsenal. |
Meliforme:I watch football not stats. Saka is an express way against a speedy winger, a tricky winger and or a bully. Defensively Saka can't lace the boots of Brandon Williams of Manchester United, the least rated(though bkus of his age) left back in England's pecking order of natural left backs |
charlesemeka85:Ur position is bereft of sentiments. Saka isn't a good left back, he is only good offensively, he can't defend |
charlesemeka85:Saka is not a good left back yet, he is only good offensively, he doesn't know how to defend. |
elyte89:I will revisit this post once this pandemic is over |
do4luv14:Got nothing to prove to you bro. Just stick around, very soon it will be announced, everything is covert to check for errors, considering how recent previous moves ended in futility. A meeting was held with the player and his family, agent, Pinnick and Rohr where he pledged his allegiance to Nigeria, straight up without playing any hide and seek games |
Seems we have bagged a big fish(Anglo-Nigerian) from the EPL. |
tbaba1234:That man revolutionised Nigerian football. I don't know why he hasn't been honored yet. I remember he once initiated the Nigerian football hall of fame, but the invention died after he left the office |
Joebie:Things like coming online here to make bogus claims that u can't substantiate? lol. A beg shift make I follow ppl talk |
Finally my 042 is free!!! |
His talent is never in doubt, glad he seems to have realized his mistake, I guess he surrounded himself with highly deluded greedy fellows(especially that their eldest bro, Allwell Nwakali) who acts as his intermediary, I hear say after selling Chidi and KC to Mancity and Arsenal respectively, him gather money go Collect chieftaincy title for their village. The lazy boy was just about making money from the heads of his kid brothers at the detriment of their careers Tueee!! KC Nwakali - "The deal was even done the last day of the transfer window, they didn't want me to leave but at the same time I was giving them reasons why I should leave Arsenal. "Staying in England and not playing, going on loan, I went on loan three times. "It's better I go to a place where I can settle instead of going to a place after one year I'll leave, go to another place, it was difficult moving around, from Netherlands then Portugal. "Even if it's going to take time, I'll work it out, I have still got age on my side." Someone should also tell him he ain't got that much age on his side no more. This might be the best opportunity he would ever get to revive his career, hence he should take it by the scruff |
Icon4s:Lol safarigirl, thesupernerd and others will know her. She is Ebubedike's first daughter
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Icon4s:Lol but I don't bad mouth my boys nah ![]() Yes of course I know Air Commodore Emeka Omeruo, "The Ebubedike of Oboro", the former governor of Old Anambra State. Man helped revolutionised Nigerian football when he served as the minister of sports and it was no coincidence we won our first U17 worldcup when he was in the office as the minister of sports. Did u know he was Chioma Omeruah's(Commedien Chigul) Father? |
Icon4s:Lol so na Omeruo be that ur cousin u once told us was playing for the super eagles? No wonder u don't like it when I call him calamity Omeruo ![]() Do you know Emeka Omeruo, he schooled in ABSU? |
Joebie:Wait oo, so teaching you something u never knew or giving u a simple correction now translates to defending Biafra and carrying tribes for head? Lol that just showed ur intention. Nice try, Omeruo is from ur village sir. U happy now? In Igbo land, we say "Igbo na-asu n'olu n'olu" which means Igbos are dialectical, hence, the creation of "Igbo Izugbe"(the central Igbo). While we have the popular Igbo names(e.g Okocha, Okeke, Okafor, Okorie etc) that are common to every Igbo clan from Abia to Ebonyi to Enugu to Imo to Anambra to Rivers to Delta etc, we also have many names that are almost distinct to different clans. When u tell a man from Abia that your surname is Asogwa, Ezea, Onyia, Eneje, Duru he would give you that strange look like "which kind names be this?", but these are common surnames in Nsukka Enugu state, in the same vain, when a man from Enugu hears Agbai, Ajala, Agba, Ukeje, Duroha, Nmecha, Onoka, Isika, Ntori he would kinda look at you in disbelieve due to their strangeness to him but these are Igbo surnames from Isuikwuato LGA of Abia State. As an outsider, the Igbo names u can easy identify are popular surnames and the late 20th century to 21st century names because they always come with the "Chi" or "chukwu" suffix or prefix. Being an Igbo historian, I can easily guess ones local government area by merely hearing his surname |
Joebie:Kenneth Omeruo is from Amawom Oboro in Ikwuano LGA of Abia State. Maybe Ikwuano people ain't Igbos no more or there are other tribes besides Igbos that bear Omeruo, school me. U go still talk say his brother Obinna Omeruo no be Igbo |
While the best player of the tourney hurriedly took the bait by joining Arsenal, and started hanging his shoulder in every social media network, almost instantly, this boy counted his teeth with the tip of his tongue, instead. Smart boy Osimhen - “I spoke with Arsene Wenger after the tournament ended and he wanted me to come to Arsenal,” he told the Independent. “I had a lot of options. Barcelona, Inter, Atletico Madrid, Juventus and the rest. “Arsenal was a good option but it wasn’t the best at the time. I wanted to start playing as soon as I turned 18. “I wanted to go to a place where I had time to invest in my game and improve physically. Wolfsburg showed me that possibility.” |
Joebie:Omerou is an Abia and Imo name |
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