Nihilist:


The clue is in the 'first TOEFL'

The guy don write like 5 times, them give am the 6th for free...and judging by his terrible posts, he is clearly still failing.

DavidBanky puts the OLOD in Olodo

Davidbanky:


You are a fool. do I look like am trying to write for you or your friend ? Oh u guys still don't get it. I don't facking care. I have proven a point here and that's enough for me. he has made a typo on this thread and that's all I needed. So you think I come here to write to prove anything ? Ode lawon Eleyi sha. You both cannot match the year and score I got when I wrote my first toefl, won bi yin da. See this one dey show me error like say na examination hall I dey. e better run, cos am coming for him with my squad when am ready ... nonsense

Dannyfaraday:



Oboy no be only you.
That puff puff film scared life and death out of me

Spy360:
[s]A club that pays the highest salaries should be lifting the CL talkless of playing in it.

#TopClubSmallMentality[/s]

Davidbanky:
Christian Ziege ... Middlesbrough, Liverpool and Tottenham .... Lehman ( arsenal ) ballack ( Chelsea ) Van der vaat, berbatov ( premier league top scorer...... and many more ....

Lana1:
Yes. Bale destroyed Inter. But did he help his team to the UCL final??

Lana1:

Even Walcott has also destroyed Milan in the UCL before. So that one no be valid point.

Lana1:

At the time of his big money move, Bale scored 21 goals but he wasn't the highest goalscorer. He wasn't the highest Assister either. He didn't make both Fifa and Uefa's team of the year in the same season.
But if he could go for £85 mill without any1 batting an eyelash, why then cant these same people Justify Pogba's transfer considering he's achieved way more now than when Bale made his own move to Madrid??

Lana1:
This is very true and obvious to a blind man.
And even at that, how exactly is it only English teams that are overpaying for talent?
How much did Barca(a team on d continent) by Suarez??
At the time of Bale's move to Madrid, the only notable achievements he had were two time PFA player of the year and one PFA young player of the year. And yet Madrid(a team on the continent) still priced him away for £85 mill.
So how exactly is Pogba's fee not justified??

MrTA:


Well no, its still around double his value. No way is he worth even close to 89m.

dopeJemi:


All those ones na IGG( initial gra gra) where it matters most, he's always found wanting

IMO, Mata and Mkhitaryan will bring that fluid passes we seek, Mata has been great since the preseason started

GBR1:

I understand some people do not know much and i have no problem with that. But it's pretty annoying when you make a claim about knowing stuff but it's false, and when you get corrected again, you refused to accept.

That dude is an embarrassment.

A40:

At a certain age players become squad players, no crime in that. Schweini's combative style meant he was never going to age well. I like your choice of words here 'Ambition' now look at your midfield and compare with the rest of Europe and tell me if holding on to average players like Failaini, Herrera, Schneiderlin do anything to boost that ambition. Schweinsteiger is the complete midfielder when fit. A battle tested veteran who has a much higher ceiling and has delivered at a higher level than everyone in that your midfield. Including Carrick

Mourinho's abrasive and childish approach to every issue has always been his downfall. You don't tell a senior player at 32 to go and find a new club when the market out there isn't overwhelming. If you can't integrate him in your squad then you shop for options instead of building resentment. These players are not phools. Its Basti's turn today tomorrow it could be theirs

Lana1:
Like dis??

afrodoc2:


LOL . I actually laughed out loud. Which kain fila? Ordinary face cap or abeti aja? or is it turban...... as the Sarkin misyarn of Nairaland?

Pataki:


You are a doofus. You are fast overtaking A40 in irrational idiocy. Pep does not need to win any league? What kind of imbecilic statement is this nitori olorun? So he came to the EPL to market guguru and epa abi? Arindin oshi.

It seems you are in your period of extreme cyber-foolishness again.

Ramuzaki Oniro:

Mourinho has always given excuses why Pep is perceived to be a better coach Whether he coached in an easy league or coached a team that was superstar filled now all excuses in the trash both are starting from the bottom and I am saying I am expecting Pep to win and I expect Mourinho to win too no excuse for either

ANyone who fails to win has failed

The 22-year-old is widely regarded as one of the most talented defenders in Bundesliga and has been tipped to leave Mainz for a bigger club.
http://www.soccernews.com/juventus-join-race-for-jan-kirchhoff/107432/

raumdeuter:


WHy wont Klopp who was swimming in Bundesliga relegation come to where players only need to kick and follow.

If Klopp didnt fail at Dortmund he wont be in the EPL right now, If Ranieri didnt fail everywhere he has gone, he wont be winning the weak EPL If Kirchoff didnt fail in Bundesliga he wont be at EPL, If Shaqiri, FUchs Okazaki etc didnt fail they wont be where its easy where a serial failure like ranieri can win the league

Nihilist:
Airmark o!!!

funlord:




When I warned them of kagawawa10's absurd style of punditry that time, dem been talk say I been just wan woze person and that the rest of us too dey do crowd mentality!



Oh well, experience is the best teacher as they say!

funlord:




When I warned them of kagawawa10's absurd style of punditry that time, dem been talk say I been just wan woze person and that the rest of us too dey do crowd mentality!

His opinions are valid atimes but when e reach this van Gaal matter, na that time hin shocking display of lunacy dey start!




Oh well, experience is the best teacher as they say!

Talsima:


Phil Jones played the high line (a very high one) and it helped us to press better. At some point he chased an opposition back, he easily caught up despite the opposing player being offside. I pray he stays fit. People will finally get to understand what I have been saying about this guy.

GBR1:


I'm not disputing Pogba could be the highest paid player at the club. It's quite possible when his basic salary is coupled with his image rights.
It's the wages of £400k gross or £220k net i was disputing in the first place and you haven't given any reason to end my disbelieve. I still maintain that £220k is more likely to be gross than net. £400 per week is a lot of money and i really doubt he's getting that. English media don't have a clue; it's the same way they usually convert € to £ directly when reporting transfer fees and it's another confusion here for gross and net.

Dadehmola:
Pogba? Highest paid player?

Well, it only means we shouldn't concentrate on Rooney's performances viz á viz his wages again - new focus don dey!!

Pogba for Ballon d'or 2017

GBR1:

Nice try but the Mirror is saying £210k and the SUN £220k so i really doubt their correctness. The Mirror isn't a reliable source either. The SUN, mirror, Daily Star, Metro etc are all sh1tty sources in the same league. SKY and MEN used to be good unlike now they just report any rumor; i think the Telegraph is still decent and i rate the BBC as the best.

By reputable source, you should know what i mean bro.

As well as around 13m euros net per season by way of salary, the 24-year-old will also receive another 7m euros a year in image rights.http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11667/10515383/paul-pogbas-agent-finalising-midfielders-move-to-manchester-united

He will earn a basic wage of around £10.9m a season at United and is set to cash in on £5.8m of annual image rights.http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/694556/Paul-Pogba-medical-Manchester-United-agent-Mino-Raiola-transfer-fee-Juventus

GBR1:

I couldn't find any reputable source stating the samething and the SUN is simply unreliable so I really doubt what they've quoted as Pogba wages.

If the £220k per week figure is true, then it's most likely wages pre tax. In England actually, when wages are quoted it's usually before tax and that's most likely the case here but the SUN decided to bump it up being the piece of sh1t they are.

Manchester United have now SEALED a world-record £100million deal to sign Paul Pogba.

They have agreed to pay Juventus the massive fee for their France superstar and will hand Pogba a five-year contract worth £210,000-a-week, net.http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/manchester-united-clinch-paul-pogba-8459617

This is being used by fans to justify the exorbitant fee which United are purporting to pay for Paul Pogba. In addition to stemming a click-bait epidemic during a summer-long transfer saga, the number six jersey has been left vacant for the French international to step into.

However, those with a basic understanding of business and finance will know that United will by no means gain anything close to the Pogba fee off the back of their free signing.

The whole point of Adidas’ “richest ever” jersey contract with United is so they profit from the jersey sales themselves. In 2015, the Old Trafford club began receiving a reported yearly windfall of £75 million over ten years from the German company. Dividends from the likes of Ibra as well as last year’s high vendors Memphis Depay and Anthony Martial will form what Adidas expected to be a £1.5 billion (yes, with a “B”) profit for them over the span of the deal.

Firstly, clubs usually only begin to make their royalty money once a certain amount of jerseys are sold. Given the market expectation for a worldwide brand like United, one would imagine that Adidas relinquish no capital until at least three or four million jerseys have been sold. Ergo, the majority of that £76 million will be resting in German coffers.

The club makes a percentage on each shirt that is subsequently sold. Jerseys bought from the club’s official site retail at €90 (roughly £75). Let’s say, as an example, that United receive 15% of every jersey sold. Obviously, as Adidas is the retailer producing the jersey (in Vietnam!), they bare the cost of that and set up deals with retailers around the globe. Therefore, United only see their cut of the money at the tail end.

Should half a million jerseys be sold at that £75 retail price, the gross profit figure stands at £37.5 million. United’s 15% bags them a total of £5.625 million. If you think that the 15% is too low a cut, let’s increase it to an outlandish (given their Adidas yearly reparations), 20% of one million jerseys sold. That astronomical volume of jersey sales would net a total of €15 million. Of course, all of this is before tax.

These are by no means paltry sums, but if you are paying Zlatan £200,000 a week (over £10 million a year) you definitely have a smaller pot of “profit” to sign your £100 million man from.

Garbh Madigan, Pundit Arena

IgotYourBackFam:
Pogba is a MOTHERFVCKING FLOP...GOD PUNISH MOURINHO GOD PUNISH THE GLAZERS and GOD will Definitely punish ED WOODWARD

SIRcumalot:

is their anybody in this team wey CBJ and TMF better pass at their respective position ?
honest question.