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NoMoreGuest:
Good day Nairaland family

I have been a guest on this educative platform for over two years I created an account to seek advice from matured minds and well educated individuals.

I would love to know if it’s embarrassing or rather inappropriate to go back to a previous job , it’s been four years since I left the job and resigned but I still maintained a good relationship with the management…

we communicate from time to time
Life can be unpredictable and things are not going as planned and as a struggling young man I need to survive one way or the other i would really love your inputs and advice on this issue
Thanks and God bless

It happens.

It depends on how you left. If the company is a big one, and you left on good terms with the management. You can still go back especially if where you are now is worst off than the company you left.

However, you must have added a skill or two and gained more experience. This is important because when you go back, the company must see you as a wonderful addition, and not a "fill-up". Therefore, your salary must be way higher than when you left them initially.

The Samba Boys who ruled Barcelona

Romario - Ronaldo - Rivaldo - Ronaldinho - Neymar - Raphinha

Raphinha is on his way to being the 5th R of Brazil.

abduleez1:
I always knew we had the team and talent to perform well. We just needed an experienced man on the job who has confidence in his team.
No be person wey go dey tell press all the time "we can't compete with the best in Europe". Such defeatist mentality.
Person choke against Frankfurt, Manure and PSG the most painful of all. Very useless team na im everybody dey beat like mumu, na im Xavi no fit beat with two goals advantage. Werey still collect card dey talk rubbish.

I dey shout that time say all this excuses say dem no give am players na lamba. Who Flick buy except Olmo? The player no even dey pitch when Bayern chop all the 4 goals. What does that tell you??

That's why I always ask, which team Girona get wey beat us like people wey thief last season? Shaktar and fvvking Royal Antwerp nko?

You have said it all. There's no time I didn't attack Xavi on this thread on his poor management of the team. I hated his psychological and mental guts on playing down the team before and after a major match.

Nonsense!

andrewbaba44:
Yet you didn’t see pedri performance against psg and today against Bayern ,even the great iniesta isn’t known for goals stats ,but a double pivot should be scoring

Go and prepare for work man .

Lopez 2 assists, DM Casado 1 assist. I no know why my not hyping Pedri dey always pain you. 1st and last sentence to you is...





Park well oga.

andrewbaba44:
Just to remind you he is our highest scoring midfielder with torre this season and he is playing deeper where goals shouldn’t be his business ,but as usual you are no where to be found because no agenda to cook ,collecting your L silently .

I will allow you enjoy the victory ,but I promise I will be back for you some other time since you have refused to change

Even Flick Don know say he's passive in goals contribution ;

I rate my players in big matches like UCL nights, el-Clasico and major finals, not against the Levantes and Espanyols of this world. That's why I'll always place Iniesta ahead of Xavi in my heart.

andrewbaba44:
I won’t park well man

Pedri played well and everybody see say e play well ,but debrosink from Mumbai India want him to always score to rate him

Just allow me to enjoy this sweet victory, you no gree. You want me to praise someone whose direct contribution to all the goals scored yesterday is zero.

From our midfielders that started yesterday, Lopez dropped 2 assists and Casado, our DM, also dropped a sweet assist.

OK, he played well. Are you satisfied now?

Once again I say, allow me to enjoy this victory. The kain peace I've been having since Flick took over cannot be over-emphasised.

Henceforth, if I notice a drop in overall performance in 8 of our 1st 11 in a full season, I'll start questioning the coach's ability.

If I wan yab a player, it should be that all other players are performing excellently before I bring my hammer.

homesteady:
I had to come out of my Nairaland retirement.
We’ve been praying for a day like this. Bayern has shown us too much shege.

The teary years are over. FC Barcelona is back for good. Our club president has done it again.

Glad you are fine after all these years

Homesteady, I sight you. Trust you are fine. Drop comments as before na.

Dmcdad, coded1, eyoniggar, et al, what's up. Barca's Sun is up again.

andrewbaba44:
Pedri no score today ,being a midfielder is all about scoring goals

Debrosink please come and educate us about pedri

Park well oga

Everyone must pay. Now I can open my mouth and brag at other clubs.

Best 1st half I've seen in a long long time.

Good luck with the boys tonight. Hmm....

bodeakanbi:
These printers are still available! Imported and never used. Had to take off the nylons so I can take pictures.
I have 4pcs
I'm open to offers.
Location is Magboro.
Contact: 09037994753

Price?

toscotech:
I have 2 for sale

Could you upload a picture of the spec at the back of the panel.

samistry:

10. 2018: THE INIESTA FINAL

Iniesta had not yet confirmed he would be leaving Barca at the end of 2017-18, but he made sure to provide the perfect curtain call anyway.

Having played a reduced role for much of the season, Iniesta seemed to have been saving himself for a last hurrah: the Copa del Rey final against Sevilla.

Although nearly 34, he looked at the peak of his powers, dictating the game at his own tempo as Barca cantered to a 5-0 win.

He even scored the goal of the game - exchanging passes with Messi, dummying the keeper and firing home - before yet another ovation serenaded his teary-eyed exit from the last major final he would play for the club he joined as a 12-year-old.

9. 2015: THE SANTIAGO BERNABEU STANDS AS ONE

Iniesta is one of the few Spanish players who is generally admired throughout rival fan bases and territories - even among Real Madrid supporters

In the Clasico of November 2015, Barca destroyed Madrid on home turf with a 4-0 victory in which Iniesta set up Neymar for a goal and scored a stunner himself.

Such was the supremacy of Iniesta that day - with Lionel Messi out injured - that the Bernabeu gave him a standing ovation as he left the pitch in the 77th minute. Only two other Barca players had ever been accorded such an honour: Ronaldinho, and Diego Maradona.

8. 2015: CHAMPIONS LEAGUE HISTORY

Another former Barca player in his first season as head coach, another treble, and another Iniesta assist on a big stage.

Luis Enrique's Barca took the lead against Juventus in Berlin through Ivan Rakitic after four minutes, as Iniesta became the first player to assist a goal in three different Champions League finals.

Alvaro Morata equalised but Luis Suarez and Neymar secured a 3-1 victory, as Iniesta claimed another man-of-the-match prize in a major final.

7. 2012: THE BEST IN EUROPE

Iniesta was part of the Spain side that won Euro 2008 under Luis Aragones before Vicente del Bosque led them to World Cup glory.

Two years later, one of the great modern eras of international football was secured as they defended their continental crown, dispatching Italy 4-0 in the final in Kiev.

Del Bosque's team comprised six midfielders and no strikers, a remarkable line-up that represented the zenith of tiki-taka football, where technical mastery of pass-and-move play trumped all else and the classic number nine was rendered obsolete.

Iniesta was named man of the match, player of the tournament, and crowned UEFA's Best Player in Europe later that year.

6. 2011: A WORLD RUN BY MIDFIELDERS

At the 2011 Club World Cup, Barca went into the final against Santos with David Villa injured and Pedro on the bench. Guardiola's solution? Let's midfield them to death.

Xavi, Busquets, Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas and Thiago Alcantara (oh, and Dani Alves) all lined up behind Lionel Messi in a 3-4-3. It gave Barca a grip on the game that never loosened.

Messi (twice), Xavi and Fabregas scored in a 4-0 win in which Barca had 71 per cent possession and a young Neymar was given a glimpse of his future. Iniesta, the beating heart of the side, described the performance as "unique... it was something to remember and enjoy".

5 2011: UNITED BACK ON THE CAROUSEL

Alex Ferguson famously compared facing a midfield of Xavi and Iniesta to being stuck on a carousel after Barca beat United 2-0 in the 2009 Champions League final.

Two years later, Guardiola's men led the Red Devils on an even dizzier dance, winning 3-1 at Wembley to secure another European triumph. Such was Xavi, Busquets and Iniesta's control over events that even Ferguson could find no complaints over the scoreline.

"They do mesmerise you with the way they pass it," he said. "I would say they're the best team we've faced.

Everyone acknowledges that and I accept that. It's not easy when you've been well beaten like that to think another way.
No one has given us a hiding like that. It's a great moment for them."

4. 2010: A CLASICO FOR THE AGES

Guardiola's Barca reached their peak in 2010-11 and arguably their greatest performance came in November 2010 against Real Madrid.

Jose Mourinho's first taste of the Clasico as Madrid coach ended in a 5-0 battering at Camp Nou in which Iniesta, Xavi and Sergio Busquets utterly dominated proceedings.

He was not among the goals - Xavi (from Iniesta's pass), Pedro, David Villa (twice) and Jeffren were on the scoresheet - but Iniesta's display underlined his position as one of the world's best midfielders in the finest team on the planet.

3. 2010: WORLD CUP GLORY

Iniesta recalled his winning goal in extra time of the 2010 World Cup final as a moment of clarity, when it seemed as though the world drifted into slow motion.

That feeling of calm was a far cry from the year leading up to the tournament, in which the player struggled badly with mental and emotional concerns despite his success on the pitch. "It was like nothing was right," he recalled in his book, The Artist: Being Iniesta.

The loss of his friend Dani Jarque in 2009 - the Espanyol defender who died at just 26 years old - had deeply affected Iniesta, and it was only fitting he celebrated securing Spain's first World Cup by pulling off his shirt to reveal a message beneath reading: "Dani Jarque, always with us."

2. 2009: INIESTA AT STAMFORD BRIDGE

Chelsea fans might remember this Champions League semi-final second leg for a string of questionable refereeing decisions, but there is one moment that will forever stay with Barca fans.

The Catalans were moments from going out to a Michael Essien strike, but Iniesta's thumping effort from outside the box in the third minute of injury time sent them through on away goals.

Barca went on to beat Manchester United in the final and win the treble in Pep Guardiola's first season in charge. Iniesta's goal made it all possible.

1. 2006: FINAL SUPER-SUB

Iniesta later admitted his "blood was boiling" when he learned he was on the bench for the 2006 Champions League final against Arsenal.

With Barca 1-0 down at half-time, Frank Rijkaard moved to rectify that error by introducing the midfielder for Edmilson. It proved pivotal.

Fellow subs Henrik Larsson and Juliano Belletti, along with Samuel Eto'o, might have provided the telling touches to secure a 2-1 victory, but it was Iniesta's arrival that catalysed the comeback.

Future team-mate Thierry Henry, who was in that Arsenal side, recalled: "The person who really killed me was Andres. When he comes on, everything changes."

Happy retirement to the greatest midfielder in Barcelona's history, and one of the top 3 greatest midfielders of ALL time.

Don Andres Iniesta.

popizaino:
When i said Barcelona fc and fans doesn't have regards for their legends,many came for head thinking i was capping. This is 72hrs after the god of midfield Andres iniesta retired and not even a single tribute from their useless fans here except to be disturbing us. You ungrateful souls don't deserve these unique sets of players i swear.

Wait till the 8th of October. The wind of celebration of Don Iniesta will be reach this thread.

Not bread, not water, just MEAT

Game on

Joshua eating the canvas. What a disgraceful performance!!!