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darkelf:
Moral of the story

We better not concede penalties against Algeria because our keeper is very pooooorrrrrr and the Algerians know how to score.

We Ned to take our chances and try and bury this game within 70mins

U followed the Regina Daniel trend

Triniti:
Chriskels come and carry your people. They are the real definition of carpenters

Bia if I hear my name for ur mouth again, u no go like wetin I go do u here

tbaba1234:
Is Cisse a good coach?

Which kind yeye question be that? That man is a very useless human being, same with the Ivorian coach

This ref is useless. He is so incompetent

mank1234:
To me it wasn't poor journalism. There's no difference in that question from asking if his team will win.

The response from the algerian coach was poor and unsportsmanlike. Which pressure was the journalist piling on them? Even foreign media captioned it appropriately: "algerian coach evades question on cheating". It's Nigerian media captioned it wrongly. Our journalist was not disgraced in anyway. It's only in football that cheating is applauded.

The algerian journalists that clapped are towing the line of their country. They enjoy winning by cheating. As bad as our country is, we frown at those football antics.

Up super eagles

The bolded plus their failure to quote the Algerian coach verbatim amount to poor journalism. Finito

BascoVanVeli:
I like that prediction. I also expect the SE to come out flying today, I saw frailties in the Algerians once CIV scored them (even before sef) and I think they will be in for an even worse time with us.

Nigeria 4-0 Algeria

4-0? Lol Basco u sure say this one dey feasible so

tbaba1234:
We have not qualified yet

Dont worry about that, we go qualify.

We have the best U23 crop in Africa. In the world, we are also up there among the top 10.

Quote me anywhere

Chidera Ejike (64) has completed more dribbles than any other player in the ongoing Eliteserien season; at least 41 more than any other player. Bargain.

Our Olympic squad would be bomb if all the guys get released to us

nairalandankrah:
Honestly the video is currently trending... What the Algeria player did was very bad and disgustingly unsportsmanlike.. Who saw the way they were just crying up and down during the Ivory Coast match forming emotional for the camera.. All in a bid to decieve and attract undue sympathy... THANK GOD FOR THAT JOURNALIST.. SHE MAY H A VE given us 50 percent victory... Its Now left for the boys to give us the rest

Lol Chisom just played a smart one on the coach

BascoVanVeli:
Out of everything he said only the bolded was not id*otic.

Where else should you talk about unsportsmanlike conduct from your team? In church? Nobody was asking him to slam his players. What was wrong with saying "these things are part of football but we are only focus on winning tomorrow's game"? Instead he attacked the woman claiming she is working for Nigeria when in fact she works for Supersports a South African company. The man is a f**l and I pray we disgrace him today.

As far as your every coach would say the same comment I disagree. Rohr wouldn't answer in such a rude fashion in fact after Madagascar Nigerian journalist were very harsh with him but he maintained a cordial tone and was always respectful. Also Pep did not react in this fashion when he was asked about his team making tactical fouls.

Ok. I hope Eagles deliver his head to appease us all today.

Oya sama me ur prediction

Mine is Naija 3-1 Alja

andrew444:
Okay

Enjoy the gem a bit, if uv got enough data to spare


https://www.google.com/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3Dwu2b-hwLSYw&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiS3fO3vbTjAhWbilwKHYafDE0QtwIwAHoECAoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0Bk3rcMuRJ_w551GZMDS01

jubilantagida:
When a woman it's involved, you'd see them throwing around words like : misogyny, sexism, oppression, chauvinism. She's a woman with a Vee-Jay, we should give her preferential treatment and be cautious of what we say to her. Rubishh!!

Nevertheless, it was shameful, what the other journalists did by clapping...

Yea the action of the Algerian journalists wasnt professional enough, and they were rightly called to order by the co-ordinator.

andrew444:
Okay

They said he has already joined henreveen and ignored offers from besiktas and lazio

How true is it?

It isnt official yet, hence Besiktas, Lazio et al are still hopeful. Personally, I think the Dutch league will be a great place to continue his development.

andrew444:
Wow this boy might go places, never heard of him , but i think i know one chidera ezeh or so

Eze was 2013 while Ejike was part of the 2017 that couldn't qualify for the world cup

Turkish giants Besiktas have moved in to
improve the two million Euros offered by Dutch
club Heerenveen for Chidera Ejike


Heerenveen have made a firm offer of 2
million Euros for the Valerenga forward and
his representatives are due in Holland to
finalise the transfer.

The Dutch club have proposed a four-year deal
for Ejike. However, it has been further learnt that
Besiktas among several other interested clubs
may see the player’s transfer to Holland fall
through as they hope to improve on the offer
by Heerenveen.


“It’s a very fluid situation as several other
clubs including Besiktas are ready to improve
on the Heerenveen offer for the player,” a
representative of the player said.


Former Nigeria U17 star Ejike, 21, has been
consistent in Norway and this season he has
netted five goals and provided several assists
for his club.
Last season, he came close to joining top
Belgian side Club Brugge.


https://www.google.com/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DkT0iMguwbJo&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiS3fO3vbTjAhWbilwKHYafDE0QtwIwAXoECAkQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1J3zANZuKP4Ijoly2I1uGR

BascoVanVeli:
That doesn't sound right. Why would Algerian journalists start clapping because of that? North African are whinny cheaters when it comes to football and we all saw their player punch Zaha in the mouth and act like the victim.

This is what the man said;

''I am not really sure that
this is the place to talk about this. If you
try to put pressure on us, it is not the right
way. Try to win in another way, not this
way.
''There is a referee for that, there is VAR
for that, it is not your job to talk about
these things.''


I dont think there is anything wrong with that. Any coach would have given such response, u don't expect him to slam his player before the press, no sane coach does that. Chisom knew what she was up to before asking him that question, she wanted to suppress the man by putting him under pressure and drawing the attention of CAF in case it happens against Nigeria. She succeeded, yes buh the man did what he had to do as a professional. Nothing like sexism here

BascoVanVeli:
The clown just lost my respect. I hope they get disgraced. This just made me angry. Chisom Mbonu is one of the most professional journalists in naija and I smell an undertone of sexism in the coach's response.

That was poor journalism, thisday didn't report it as it happened. The man saw what Chisom my crush wanted to do, he adjusted asking Chisom to stop piling pressure on him

safarigirl:
if we ask any African, how many Polish players they know, you will get nothing

Most Africans don't even know Lewandoski is polish.

It was during the world cup, I got to know many polish players.

Most people all over the world dont know players from other Nations unless they are their regular opponents or club players. Infact, in the Epl, outside the top 6, u can hardly tell a player's country without using Google, unless u are already conversant with names as they relate to countries, the popular/unique ones. Can elyte89 my man name USMNT players?

So it isnt just an African thing, it is global stuff though we can argue that the more prominent ones like Spain, Germany, Dutch, Portugal etc are kinda exceptions.

By this time, against SA I was already shaking. Cant quite fathom why I am this relaxed today. Could this be a sign of good omen?











Maybe the hype on SA prior that match really got to me

darkelf:
Bros, I apologize if I spoke insensitively.

See, I have lost friends too.

Trust me when I say that every time I hear of Insurgent attack on army formations, I get angry at the Government that has allowed corruption to go on unchecked among your generals and/or ministry of defence and I wonder where the money for arms went to. I don't blame the soldiers at all. They give it their all so that we can live in comfort but I blame the government that seems insensitive despite media reports and international agencies calling for probes into how the money is being spent to fight terror. I have heard several stories from soldiers on the front and they have been heart wrenching.

May Got keep you all safe. I will stop here so as not to detail further. Once again, I appreciate your sacrifice. Gos bless

Hahaha fear dun catch my man oo

Icon4s:
Is that u beside him?

Triniti:
Were you the same guy that posted this pic on twitter?

No guys buh that pic was taken the day I got messed up

breezy147:
Why have you chosen to be always controversial?

I have followed this medium for a long time and I have seen that this place enjoys some degree of peace save for the Ghanaian trolls whenever you take sabbaticals.

You are back now and so are multiple controversies in a row.

I had always wondered how you relate with your colleagues or bosses in real life with this attitude.

Yo, I'm not coming at you. Just an innocent observation.

Peace.

Controversial for addressing a misleading info? Na so

Barryseal:
Chukwueze seems to be a popular guy around Micheal Opara University Umudike. I read he was a 200 level student of bio Chem but dropped out to chase the football dream. A brave call that have prooved to be for the best.

https://www.nairaland.com/5295240/what-need-know-samuel-chukwuezea

Put "very" before that word "popular".

Almost everybody in Umudike, Ndioru, Amabo et al knew him from day one because of his talent. From ibeku high school to Govicollag(FGC) and other sec schools in umuahia, I dont think there is any ex student who never saw him play during sec school competitions and inter-house sports, thats why no sane person can come out to doubt his age. We sabi the boy well well.

maidaboi:
na you be the other guy?

andrew444:
Wow

Are you the 2nd guy in the pic?

No bro, I couldn't take any pic after I was disgraced in the pitch by a small boy

MetalJigsaw:
My man! I miss u all in the house bro. no better time to be back to this beautiful forum. the Eagles have been super

Elyte89 have u welcomed this man?

Remember the day I told u guys I was humbled by Samuel Chimerenka Chukwueze? Damne just stumbled on this pic, 2016, back of stadium Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike (MOUAU).

forgiveness:
Origi went on loan because of Solanke. EOD

Na so

Danielnino00:
CC Chriskels, Thesupernerd ..this is d guy

The boy is confused

Danielnino00:
cow dung isn't useless bro.. its used as manure for crops......

No it kills crops, unless composted. Sha, cow dung isn't all Dat useless bkus it can emit methane gas when heated, buh it is never a reliable source for the extraction of methane(cooking gas). Remember ur organic chemistry back then in SS3

forgiveness:
Stop lying to yourself. Give it up.

Hahahahaha uv ran outta steam

Oya face palm

forgiveness:
Stylishly digressing from the point.

U are the one straggling. U said he wasn't a bench warmer, then I asked u to do the honorable thing bu proving it.

He has played only 10times in as many games for Bournemouth, starting a paltry 2, out of the two games he started, he completed only one.

In the other 8 matches, he came in as a late sub, probably a ploy by the coach to kill time


I hope these starts really do qualify him as a seasoned player as u alluded bhuhahahaha lwkmd oo

forgiveness:
Yes! He bribed his way up to the top.

Solanke and the top are two parallel lines. Little wonder English fans were furious to see him in the lions jersey at the just concluded Euro U21 championship.