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andrewbaba44:
perriera evans soyuncu chilwell
..................................ndidi
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....................................Vardy

andrewbaba44:
They have been playing it for more than 6 games and they still did so today

TheSuperNerd:
Chaaiii... You dis kwarrupt son of Ojukwu... How can you display the ass on which Torino's Wingback role is founded... How dare you?!

Subzero047:
Only the 4-14-1 formation can get the best of Ndidi

TheSuperNerd:
Ejuke bags brace with Heerenven... Check!

Ndidi and Leicester beats... No..PUMMELS Arsenal... Check!

Musa scored a screamer today and in all bagged a brace... Check!

My smiles for the weekend are back!

Now to watch Osimhen.


No be one Barca wey Andrew dey call come my side... Nansense!

TheSuperNerd:
The ref is crazy. Just awarded a really soft penalty. Just hell bent on seeing CIV get their goal. Rrally unfair on Ndah.

And that penalty goal is very controversial. Ball may not have fully gone over the line.

abbey086:
Olympic eagles performance has been extremely horrible so far

seankafor:
how about the qualification rounds next week?

Na online streaming sure pass oo

But I dey villa..no network

TheSuperNerd:
Eze's England Chance staring at you like....

charlesemeka85:
Adarabioyo, Eze, Ajayi and Ejaria starts for Blackburn, QPR, westbrom and reading

charlesemeka85:
Nigeria U17 international Ibrahim Said is attracting huge interest from English Premier League clubs, allnigeriasoccer.com can exclusively report.

The Dabo Babes Academy starlet, who has drawn comparisons to Chelsea star Victor Moses due to his playing style and versatility, put himself in the shop window after becoming the first player to score a hat-trick at the 2019 FIFA U17 World Cup.

It is understood that representatives of European champions Liverpool, West Ham and Manchester City have opened talks with Dabo Babes Academy over a potential deal for the attacking midfielder when he attains the age of majority.

Although Said is on the radar of other European teams in the Netherlands and Belgium, it has been suggested that more than half of the clubs interested in snapping him up are based in the United Kingdom.

An unnamed Swedish club initially made contact with the player's camp but it appears they have pulled out of the race to sign him, knowing full well that they don't have the financial muscle to compete with English Premier League clubs.

Said is presently in the nation's capital Abuja and is expected to fly back today to Kano.

TheSuperNerd:
I no conquer anything oooo.... But I definitely saw as much as Charles said through my ever-observant eyes and drones while in Accra... Biko, I am innocent.

kellycute:
they hate our confidence bro. An average Naija man gat guts even if money nor dey pocket na dat one dem hate us for. Those African babes for dubai dey love to follow naija guys cos we like to spend and f..ck hard lol. The easiest way to get them especially Uganda and kenya babes is to introduce yourself as Nigerian and flow with pidgin English, couple with your swag, they gon fall like pack of card.

Icon4s:
Me if I go Osu na Banku with fish I dey go find

Icon4s:
I will easily identify a Nigerian any where in the world where I see them.

Nigerians are very proud People, flamboyant and noisy.

Our 200million population has brought out the spirit of competitiveness in us. Only a handful of Nigerians have made it out of the country and for you to qualify for a visa to Europe, Asia or America it means you must be at least average.This is due to the stringent visa requirements. So most Nigerians u see on the streets of Europe and America are big boys.And so they will always look and act it.

Icon4s:
This man take ya time. Mind how you talk about awa brades

But meanwhile that Osu na Allen Avenue (of those days). If u know u know. If my friends venture go Osu na in the morning we dey see them again

I agree that Ghana is hyped. Accra is not much different from our normal Enugu, Port Harcourt, Benin. The only 2 things I admire about the place are Power supply and Security.

TheSuperNerd:
Still on Akinkunmi Amoo.... carried by the Leicester Mercury and HITC also.

kellycute:
that's wickedness in the highest order hahah. Even other Africans from Tanzania, Uganda etc hate Naija die. When I go watch Naija VS South Africa match for African bar own by one Tanzania babe, as she hear say I be from Naija she jus squeeze face, all of the African guys wey dey there jus squeeze face but me bone. As chukwueze scored na so I screamed goalllllllllllll.. Come see the way dem dey vex look me, the owner say abeg make I nor disturbed the peace hahaha. When South Africa scored, come see how all of em screamed their lungs out especially the owner. I bone, come dey wait for my own moment....when ekong scored the winning goal I do Jose's mouriho celebration na so dem burst laughed.

TheSuperNerd:
Everything Charles said is very true including that last paragraph. I was in Ghana in June/July and saw as much as he said...





Manage this meme my guy.....

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charlesemeka85:
9ja na US for their celebrities ooooo! Forget the hype Ghana na village. I have been there and still have buggers doing big things over there.

The sight of a Nigerian is an intimidation to them, inferiority complex na dem get am

They see an average Nigerian as a rich fellow and will only come close to you for crumbs to feed on but at the same time won't hesitate to rat you out.

Also they re promiscuous with high rate of std and Aids.

Na for ghana I no say girl go tell u say if u go use condom on her say she no go gree . Gh babe go tell u komkom "massa I don't like rabber(rubber)"

Danielnino00:
Wolves’ Adama Traoré has decided to play for Mali, switching over from Spain.

We could see a future Mali team featuring Wolves’ Adama Traoré on the right wing, Monaco’s Adama Traoré (on loan at Metz) in central midfield, and Metz’s Adama Traoré on the left wing.

In addition, we could potentially (unlikely) see Burgan’s Adama Traoré playing as a holding midfielder, with free agent Adama Traoré lining up in attack.

One team, five Adamas Traores

Triniti:
So Krattoss iso Na ndi na apia igwe na imsu back gate+ bishops court?

forgiveness:
If that's the case explain the bolded.

TheSuperNerd:
Chris my man. Forgiveness did say something along those lines. Especially after Lateef Omidiji was dropped. I recall it like yesterday.

forgiveness:
When I said Manu's selection was full of corruption during the AFCON tournament, didn't some go against me?

forgiveness:
Exactly! But people are looking for achievement.

abcnn:
Got a link?