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2buffagain:
Are you really sure I should be the one to "change my mindset"?
To what exactly?

LOL see this thirsty guy trying to recruit for his thirst crew.
Some boys are sooo desperate that they cannot even comprehend the concept of self-respect.

Go preach this your Gospel of Thirst to someone else please.

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You speak the truth brother.

Gosh

I would really love to see Sophia Omidiji play in this AWCON. That girl's got talent and should be invited.

Curtisaxel7:
Nacho isn't an AM either. Not with his less than average ball control, dribbling and passing.

Nacho is neither a good supporting striker nor is he a top nine nor AM.

I weak for the guy.

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U don start.

Earthquake1:
Drew McIntyre is a beast

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What did he do this time around?

See how ugly the white b i t c h is. May you be punished for such an accusation against a harmless poor boy.

Our Great grand mothers got married around that age. So.....

hunterezi:
Dimple Nipple ... she's a cool lady sha

. I appreciate your kind gesture

There're two major things being used by women to control men : Sex and Food. Once a man knows how to cook and has reasonable control over his sex drive,no woman,I repeat,NO WOMAN will ever be able to control you as easily as she does other men. So guys,you better start learning how to cook. As for me,Na just soup remain for me to learn

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Talk naa

peterd53:
Oga V.moses just deh arrogant. Wat has he achieve compare to Mikel? D guy doesn’t just take d national team serious. He’s just a player with attitude similar to Kevin.p. Boateng

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U're totally wrong.

He made lots of sense,though he spoke out of anger. I won't blame him sha cos he feels used. And yes,you used him and you know deep in your heart you did. Not only for the job but for other unmentioned things also. Yet,here you are trying to play the victim. Stories like this disgust me. Men shine your eyes. I'm outta here.

happybee:
This is old na, the girl has series of dancing videos on her page.

. Which is?

Humility017:
I tell you...notwithstanding...should Ighalo play wrongly tomorrow...I will still criticise him.like I do to every other player....

infact he has set a standard he needs to keep up with.

. Chai Ighalo ooo. Don't worry. He's up to the task

TheSuperNerd:
Just that ONE person.... True words man. Kudos Sir Cool for this truly cool comment. It is GBAM-ish.

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. I'm flattered. Thanks Nerdy boy

Humility017:
that' was really bad.
threatening his wife and kids.
football in nigeria is like a religion everyone belongs to...
I must sincerely applaud the German coach...whose conservatism paid off.
He gave him Apple time to redeem himself and the dude grabbed it with both hands.

. Sometimes in life,you just need that ONE person to believe in you and everything will fall in place. Kudos to Rohr

Eseose9:
Annoyingly thing is that I am pro Iheanacho but you won't see me castigating Igahlo,insulting or blaming him for any mistakes the team makes simply because he is benching My fav player.No!!! They are all Nigerians and we should support,love,criticize them equally. See the way Kelechi was very happy for Igahlo after he scored. ThankGod they don't visit this thread (I hope so) Because the comments here can cause bad blood and beef amongst players

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I don't know why most people here think that if one loves Iheanacho,then he automatically hates Ighalo. That's shallow thinking to me. For me,I love both players and it's gonna stay that way .

Eseose9:
Exclusive: Nigeria hero Odion Ighalo nearly quit after death threats

COLIN UDOH West Africa Editor, Kwesé ESPN
SFAX, Tunisia --

It was a long and nightmarish northern summer for Nigeria striker Odion Ighalo, who has rebounded to not only top of the scoring list in these Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, but worm his way back into the hearts of Super Eagles fans.
After a dire World Cup campaign, where he was roundly blamed for the defeat to Argentina that saw the Africans crash out of the tournament, he's gone on to score five goals in two qualifier games against Libya.
Scoring a hat-trick, he heard his name sung from the stands as he was subbed off after 75 minutes of the first game on the weekend. He was then serenaded by supporters in the second game on Tuesday, as he scored twice and provided one assist.
Beaming as he deflected personal praise in his first interview since the World Cup, the trademark Ighalo smile, which had been dimmed for months, flashed as he pointed to team effort instead.
"The team really worked hard, it is a good team performance and I am happy to score five goals in two games but it is an all-round performance and I am happy with the team performance.
"We are 99 per cent sealed the ticket to the Cup of Nations," he told KweséESPN in an exclusive interview in Sfax, Tunisia, where the second match was played.
But all of this nearly did not happen. Sitting down in the changing room of the Taieb Mhiri Stadium, Ighalo reflected on what has been a challenging last few months for him and his family.
For a fleeting moment, the ever-present smile turned wry, then retreated as Ighalo opened about on how he and his family -- including his children -- endured vitriolic abuse, and even received death threats on social media, after a World Cup performance where even he admitted he had not played up to his own high standards.
Things got so bad, Ighalo said, that he came this close to packing it all in.
"I know the fans want me to score goals. I understand them," the China-based striker said. "But some of them took it to another level.
"They said a lot of things. To my innocent kids, to my wife, even to the extent they threatened my life and the life of my family."
Despite trying to remain above it all and not respond to critics, he was deeply hurt by the attacks on his family, especially his children.
"I felt very bad [when they went after my family]. I had to talk to my wife because she could not take it. Some words they said about my kids, about me. Some words they said to her, threatening and all that. That is beyond football.
"You know women and how they react when you talk about their children. But I never said a word to nobody and I never replied anybody."
He did not have to take any action to protect his family, as they live in England while he plays in China for Changchun Yatai. But with all of that going on, it was only natural that the forward wanted to quit, especially when his wife advised him to.
"My wife said 'you don't have to go there [to Nigeria] any more' and it was because of all what they said to her and to our family."
It took national team coach Gernot Rohr's intervention to convince Ighalo to come back and suit up in green and white again.
Ighalo explained: "I want to thank Rohr because after the World Cup and all those things happened, he called me before the Seychelles game [in September] and I told him I was contemplating stopping because it is not easy.
"But the coach had belief in me. He said 'I know you are a good goalscorer and I know you can do it. Come and show them that you can score.'
"If a coach believes in me, then I will come. I told hm 'coach, if I am in your plans hundred percent then I will honour the invitation any time you call me.'
"He said 'yes, you you are in my plans for the games'. Then he said 'don't be under pressure, just go do your thing, I know you can do it.'
"That gave me the confidence which I believed that I needed. I want to thank him for defending me, and giving me the words like a father, encouraging me, talking to me. He gave me more belief and I thank God for repaying him with these goals."
Ighalo has since disabled comments on his Instagram account, where he is still active, and rarely appears in front of the media. And he has no intention of changing that decision anytime soon.
So does he feel like he has proven all those doubters wrong?
"I am not trying to prove anybody wrong," he said. "I am just trying to work hard for my country and I always give hundred percent.
"Unfortunately, it didn't happen the way I wanted it at the World Cup. But life did not end there. I went back to my club, and I continued my game.
"Now I am back here to play for my country. I just want to give hundred percent whenever I play, goal or no goal. As long as the team wins, I am satisfied."
Nigeria's next Afcon qualifier is against South Africa on 16 November.

http://kwese.espn.com/football/nigeria/story/3671428/nigeria-hero-ighalo-nearly-quit-after-death-threats?platform=amp&__twitter_impression=true

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Ehya. No wonder Rohr was so happy when he scored in Uyo

gamaliel9:
We won...any other thing is secondary for now...OF WHAT USE TO US IF WE PLAY GOOD FOOTBALL AND LOSE?

I hold any other comment against the coach and team...they did the needful...full stop...top of the group now...

One positive---we have started scoring high number of goals since Rohr took over...three and fours

Seven goals in two matches and conceding just two

. Make that 10 goals in three matches

Rebuke:
Nice one though but I actually xpected much more from these guys.

Libya shld b so thrashed that each player goes home with a goal attached to his name.


I really hope they do well whn dey meet a stronger team though.


Not so impressed wit d score line, I must say.

. Libya is a decent team. They beat Seychelles 5:1 and drew SA. They're not pushovers. Our boys did well.

Donmedrac:
Share for Benin(ighalo) like for Igbo(iwobi)

. What's this nonsense?

class0247:
What are you saying. You talking of cheap goals that was place in his legs. Ighalo is an average player. We need a good striker

. Ighalo is trying. At least he's atoning for his sins. Learn to move on already and stop living in the past

FisifunKododada:
Game never start?

Ighalo will score the first goal from an assist from Musa Ahmed

Musa will score the second goal with an assist from Ighalo

. U be spirit?

kaluxy007:
They go hear am today



Shebi we dey use juiu ni


We go pound una tire sotey una girls go dey crush on Iwobi

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Pls updates oooo. Thank you

krattoss:
The way some niggas here castigates their own still baffles me.
The other day some peeps were forming Oliver twist on why we didn't spell seychelles on their home soil, citing how southies spelled 6 past them..

Now after all.. Seychelles wasnt a walk over on their home soil, but we manged to put 3 past them.

Value ur own.. Or else no one won't.. Make una dey here dey form online analysts and keep on castigating all u got.. When the world comes shitting on y'all.. Y'all I'll start crying racism bla bla bla shiits... Mofos

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Word

KpagoGIN:
Looking at the pitch alone you can fit get injury, imagine if Joel Obi played that match if you never play for artificial turf especially the hungry looking one you will not understand.

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. No kee me with laughter abeg

komekn:
Your assertion is part of the problem.

Psychology of Nigerians is to accept mediocrity and then to enthrone CORRUPTION. The change really has to come from ourselves.

Unfortunately we worship money and despise integrity.

There are people of integrity but we will not accept them. For me to contest house of Representative I have to pay homage with Ghana must go bags stuffed with cash to a catalogue of traditional rulers. I then have to swear satanic oaths of allegiance to a number of self imposed political god fathers.

The people on the ground want money NOW not the efficacy of policy and strategy.

Then I have to play the whole ethnic card before my village clans will give me support.

Irrespective of which part of Nigeria you have lived all your life and even your Father and Grand father before you. You are not going to accepted to contest election.

The desirable is available but the people have chosen the UNDESIRABLE .

What is SHOCKINGLY ABSURD is that it's easier for me a first generation British citizen by birth. To contest for the position of Prime minister in the UK than it is for me to contest house of assembly in my state.

I have a better probability of winning elective office in the UK than in a Nigeria. Even with all.tje discrimination and racism.

That's BEWILDERING to me.

So it tells you the people need to change first, when the
people change our leaders will be changed. We don't need change from our politicians we need the people to CHANGE.

The people's of a nation are a reflection of its Rulers.

. Wow. These are definitely words of truth. Our leadership is a replica of the kind of society we've created for ourselves. A positive change in our mindsets will definitely lead to a positive change in leadership.

jieta:
Sorry to come in. i dont see this libya team posing threat to the super eagles... the both team you mention on ur post are better and were in form when we play them not an average libyan team that could only muster few scoring chance.

. Never underestimate a desperate man,my brother.

MissWrite:
Lol. We should really create a club for people like us so that you realize that you're sooo not alone.

You need to keep a few things in mind CONSTANTLY.

1. It's okay to mess up. Don't take yourself too seriously. If you fall, you get back up and move on. It's nobody's business.

2. People really don't think about you as often as you think. Even when they're staring directly at you, their mind could be on a million other things.

3. Everyone thinks other people are thinking/talking about them (or maybe most people). So if you're nervous about people judging you walk to the offering box, the next person probably is too.

The next thing you need to do is FACE YOUR FEARS. It's the only way to get over them. I used to always pick a table by the corner when I went into a restaurant (or a public space). Not because I liked to sit by the window (although that was cool) but because I felt I would be on display in the middle; and I didn't like the attention. So I favored the periphery. This was ages ago, though. So once I noticed this about me, I consciously went for the center. You'll have butterflies in your belly at first but, after a few times, there's nothing. Get out of your comfort zone; and remember: it's okay to mess up.

Trust me; you'll be fine.

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So true.

MirJay:
stingy NFF. this guys should have arrived yesterday

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