₦airaland Forum

boboenjoy2:
We will cheat get over it,

debosky:
You dey craze. . . no wonder you're from Ogbomosho, let me know when you start bleaching like your older brother Akala.

RuuDie:
As far as I'm concerned, Lindegaard is the *ish ~ whoever recommended that guy to SAF should be given a raise. . . . .he is so damn composed, just looking at him is enough to inspire confidence. His handling so far is good; yes he hasn't really been tested as such but as a goalie is mentally strong enough to keep his head, he is just a short way from being class.
I still say it is not too late to send De Gea right back to Madrid  - hate to see that after all that money splashed, he will be warming the bench!

fufuface: The list of Mediocre players at Manure is about to grow by one, Even Schmeichel can no longer hold his peace.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=844095&sec=transfers&cc=5739, the countdown to January begins and we eagerly await if the trend will change.
Debo, you know since when I've been shouting this from the rooftops (sorry, I meant Arsenal forums).

Can you take a look at this career and tell me this is Manure Quality? anyway Sauron's age old excuse of always making WPOTY at Manure holds no water in this instance as they are yet to make a WGOTY (World Goalkeeper of the year, if there is such an award). Can someone take a look at this stats and tell me this is Manure quality for a 26 year old? abi Lindegaard has come from the bush like Bebe too

Years                Team               Apps† (Gls)†
2003–2009        OB                     11 (0)
2008 →           Kolding (loan)          9 (0)
2009 →          Aalesund (loan)       18 (0)
2009–          Aalesund                 38 (0)


Now where are the knives and blades?

duduspace:
When he wins WPOTY, no when he wins PFA play,  I mean PFA young player of the year, I'll come on here and give you an unreserved apology.

dayokanu:
Did you see the starting line up for Bayern?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------Petersen----------

Olic----------Alaba---------Usami

-------Pranjic-----Gustavo--------

Contento---Badstuber--Boateng--Rafinha

------------Butt------------------


While barca had Iniesta, Villa, Busquets, Pedro Valdes, Keita. Second string indeed

debosky:
Vox populi Vox Dei

duduspace:
What sarcasm? that you told a lie or what? or that every venom that drips from your gob is meant in bad taste. Oloshi, o go o fenu ora.
just checked and Ravel Morrison is still with Manure.
be careful what you wish for.

debosky:
Simple! No arguments there sharon.

Secondly, the comparison with Rossi is the biggest joke of the week. One player leaves league champions to join a top 4 side in the second or arguably best league in the world, one leaves the 4th place team in England to go down a division.

Only Dudu can make such comparisons and expect to get away with it.

Arsene selling JET means he is simply not good enough to play for Arsenal at this time and nothing more.

honeric01:
Hmmm, i am learning here too o, what about a woman that likes saying "i am sorry" but still does the same things all over again?

duduspace:
You go come start to dey deny the boy abi? Its only the ones who make it you want to know. 
My twopence is that the boy is actually very good infact, from an offensive perspective, he had something Wilshere hasn't shown much of recently in that he got goals (not sure if that is down to Wilshere playing a more withdrawn role nowadays).
But some people are lost causes, all that drama in his personal life were bound to be trouble.
Maybe Ole red nose should have persevered with the boy a little more to see if he matured with age.
I don't think drugs can give you skills you never had and I doubt he took those drugs as performance enhancers, he is just a talented buffon in with the wrong crowd.

On Another note sha, it seems there is some brainy chap at work in Ipswich, that is some serious talent they are getting in at good age ranges, if they can get those boys to hunker down and play, dem go hear weeen for Championship. They are really using the money they got from Wickham's sale to improve themselves.

duduspace:
You're welcomed to your opinion. Ravel Morrison nko?  

medjai:
I meant for the CL final. The 2011/2012 CL final will be played at the Alianz Arena.

proudly9ja:
The problem is not what we think, it is what AW thinks. Left to me, Bendtner will still be in the team next season and Chamakh will be gone.
Left to me, Lansbury will be in the team ahead of Rosicky, but Im sure Lansbury will also be sold or sent on loan.
Left to me, Ild have Eboue at RB ahead of Jenkinson but it seems Eboue is 3rd choice now.

Arsene selling JET means that he sees Chamakh, Walcott, Vela, Gervinho, RVP, as his long term forwards. At age 20, JET should be playing regularly or at worst off the bench. Since that option is not available at Arsenal, the best for him is to go on loan or be sold.

dayokanu:
I disagree completely with this.

If I buy my wife a car and we separate, She drops the keys. Anything material I buy her she has to drop it when she decides to elope with her new lover.

The love we had has ceased to exist, What happened to the love when she ran away with another man.

Some people just say stuffs on here that make me SMH.

So if you buy a house in her name and she leaves you next yr, She take the house with her? The properties are for her benefit when she is my wife, the moment she isnt, those benefit cease

swiftycool:
The Nigerian government is double mouthed when it comes to issue of diasporans relocating to help develop Nigeria. Take d NYSC issue 4 example, quite a lot of Naijas brilliant  inventors, technocrats & professionals excelling in their feild outside d country have completely rejected the idea of going back to Naija becos they never did NYSC 4 one reason or d other hence relocating might earn them being faced with criminal charges or even being alienated from contributing their quota. So they cant give a 4uk

akiolu:
Thanks for your contribution. I realized that late but I still find it difficult lying down on a couch while she runs around to fix dinner when I can easily lend a finger. She is a human like me. If I was not tired, there would be nothing wrong in helping her after all she is not my slave.

However, I do understand the point in some women abusing privileges. I withdrew all the house support initially but then . . . .
When she told me she was travelling, I was happy because I felt it is better she reports herself to her parents assuming that's what she is going to do.

I feel like standing my ground on this ocassion.

N101:
The statement in bold sums this whole thread up.  Nigerians are Nigeria's biggest problem, not government, not the Indians, Lebanese or Chinese who are making money in Nigeria.

duduspace:
And JET called you yesterday and told you he wanted to make the Arsenal bench his permanent abode or what the hell are you on about?
JET is not angling for a MF position, he is now settled on a forward position.

jay bee:
Yes if the only problem with her is not uttering the overrated word "sorry".

akiolu:
My wife was lying in a spoon position during a pre-intimacy. I was licking her labia from behind when she deliberately farted and almost the whole thing emptied into my mouth.

duduspace:
I like that JET has been allowed to go and develop elsewhere. The likes of Rossi were also sold by Manure and went away to make it elsewhere. It is better than rotting on the benches and becoming another Randall.

kbdrim:
The Fact remains that most Nigerians are bunch of selfish people. even when they are abroad, they look at their jobs from a point of how much it benefits them as individuals. While we are quick to point accusing fingers at the govt, we forget that the so called bad name we have abroad is not because of our government but bthe 419 business that individuals chose to do. Nigerians today are known to be criminals and it is a reflection of the whole society not the government. Until we decide to look upon my country as a plce not sacrificing for, we might never find any personal fufilment. The asian abroad alwaiz thinks creatively.  While Nigerians in the 70'S AND 80'S were studying in the western world, their asian colleagues were thinking about what they could export back home to develop their economies tru their copy technology. We have to change our orientation to one of service irespective of whether u will be appreciated or not, it is only then we can move our country forward

StarBoard:
LOL. . .
Guy,I still will be like Thomas. . .if we are supposed to bridge the gap with Barca, some of these signings aren't what we need.
Till we plug the hole in our middle,I still choose to be a muppet,by your definition.
Kindly add Mr. TA to that list too. . and mbulela.
If being muppets means worrying for the future of our dear club that we support,count me INNNN.

BTW,did i just read a quote attributed to you claiming that Young can fill in for Scholes?Tell me it isn't true?

pash4naija:
exactly what im trying to say. and thats why most people in the diaspora do not want to come back because even if they have good intentions, their efforts may be frustrated by the people they are supposed to be working with. Not everyone wants change the way we proclaim that we do

pash4naija:
You have a point. But I want to ask, when did your uncle move back and has he been able to successfully implement the things he learnt? Having the opportunity doesnt necessarily mean that it will happen especially if the people you work with are not cooperative. But that aside, I believe and will continue to say that diasporans have a role to play. I mean, we have people in all manner of professions: doctors, nurses, engineers, lawyers, prison warders, police officers, social workers, etc, and we can effect the change in Nigeria.Corrupt Politics is also part of what is killing us in that country. If we can get enough people with integrity and who do not have any selfish interests (not necessarily greed but power) then things may just move forward.

pleep:
^Yes it is. @ coogar

I don't want to call them bastards (this is adressed at nobody in particular   ) but im trying to think of a word for someone who abandons their country but still claims to be a Nigerian.
And money is NOT the issue. Don't you  ppl wonder what the Indians, Chinese and lebanse people are doing in Nigeria to make so much money?
They come from more developed nations thus, have information that the guy born and raised in Nigeria doesn't have. They use this information to make money off the country.    -is the government stopping them-  

While nigerians abroad who have access to this same information are content live as hyphonated-Americans complaining on nairaland while foreigners take the opputunities they are ignoring back home.

Kobojunkie:
hhhmmm . . . . 2008 is now 2006 . . . hmmm . . . . . WOW!!!  And here I was thinking that considering the trend recorded on Nairaland property from 2006 to present would be an eyeopener for what has happened in the past 5 years alone.

Kobojunkie:
^^^ The great thing about the internet is that it keeps records. even trends. I suggest you visit Nairaland Property section, which goes as far back as 2006 to get a refresher

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-40868.0.html

pleep:
the "government" is one of the biggest scapegoats for Nigerian problems. Honestly we do not need the government to do everything for us. I have a relative who after about 6 yrs abroad returned home and got elected into important gov post. Now he can help fix it based on things he saw here in the u.s. Nigerian expats have the means to get into these government positions if we really try. But we are letting semi-illiterate elites run Nigeria into the ground.

The expat community is the closet thing Nigeria has to a middle class. And the lack of a middle class is one of the key things that holds a country back from development. Rich people are oblivious and don't care, poor people are scared, so it's always been left to the middle class ppl to push for better policies and changes in their country. We can see examples of this in eygpt and other middle eastern countries.

debosky:
The Hills of Zamfara. . . .get it right.
Besides, Fergie said better things about Bebe and look how he ended up.

dayokanu:
Barcelona deserved winners

What a gem they have in Thiago Alcantra