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Ekaka1:Oh well, I said it...the pressure pays off with a fantastic half bicycle kick from Mane and it's now 1-1 |
My only hope is that if Liverpool drop points today, I hope we can win and make it count...but the way Liverpool are playing now I doubt if Norwich will escape...even with all the defending in their area |
You gone to copy this story circulating since last year in that shixxtty Ghanaage that mimics NL ![]() |
Fadafada231:God bless you! |
Isaytrash and Fernandez are both on a suicide mission...one has decided but the other is undecided...if both of you need help here just tell us or send private chats and stop coming on here to plot your suicide like y'all be the first or last. Nobody here is trouble free or problems free....we are have something we are dealing with rich, not so reach...barely getting by or poor yet we can hope on one day at a time ...suicide is not a solution. God is still God and on the throne....Jezz what's even wrong with our generation...a little pressure and you want to quit, give in , give and end it all....whereas sometimes, what you're going through is just a training ground for something greater..land all you need is some resilience and hope! Done with both of you and hope you get it....and chose life instead |
This man is an irredeemable knuckle head ![]() |
Candidlady:Haaa.. Sarah don fire back sharp sharp....o boy, she's been stalking you here for 2 years after running off with the Artist ![]() |
baralatie:No it's 3 point shared...mathematically should be 1.5 pst each but Foot rule say na 1 point each ![]() |
Southampton were purposeless and indiscipline ...should have been many goals up but they were seeking personal glory ..too bad Manu didn't shocks them last minute to win |
It's over ...1-1 |
Southampton may pay for all these missed chances because of selfish play...no matter how good they are, Manu is still more experienced than them |
sweetshisha:These your parallels though...you're reducing NATO to Boko haram, ISWAP etc...na wao |
Femi must be really very da.ft!! Gakem was where the Civil started.... in early July...not so sure but must have been 2nd of July..Gakem is in the Old ogoja province( the only province that I think a state has still not been created out of) . Gakem is currently in Bekwarra Local Government Area not even near The Cameroun border, you have to go through Utugwang and Obudu, Obanlikwu etc..to get that close to The Cameroun hills...there are currently about 20 border villages in cross river state from bakasi in the south to "Ogoja " in the north of cross river and Gakem is not one of them...or relatively close .perhaps about 290km by road to the closest border from Obudu he and his principal who currently suffer amnesia cannot pull a wool over our koro koro eyes The first shots were fired there triggering a full blown war, now known as he Nigerian Civil was ...not the earlier police action in Ibo land. In fact this was where the Ibo made Ogbuniwe(?) bomb was first tested... So if his field commander was located in Kastina-Ala or Gboko he could easily have marched there..during that initial confrontation which was by no means an easy encounter because the Biafran troops were in Gakem on tip off weeks before the Nigerian invasion and they had dug tenches in anticipation of the war...but of course the troops deployed by the Biafran commanders in charge of that axis were inexperienced so did not hold the fort long enough. The Nigerian Army could not access Ogoja from the East until they first gained grounds in Gakem after a few days of fight iwith backups from Markurdi. Ojukwu's men would have repelled and completely defeated the Nigerian Army had the Biafrans mobilized experienced troops there...(I'm sure Biafran Brig. General Madiebo regretted that for a long time during the war)so they couldn't hold out and they eventually withdrew to igoli Ogoja, then to Okuku in present Iyala local government even used a small air strip at Mary knoll college, Okuku in y'all for a while before they were pushed back into Abakaliki eventually after some months of fighting ... Buhari could either have marched from the Benue Axis as I earlier pointed out or he probably was among those who were located in Abakaliki after the fall of Nsuka , Enugu and the Today's Ebonyi...the only other possibility was him trekking from Calabar but that axis was under Col "Black scorpion" Adekunle and was ably manned by Lt. Col. ALABI Isiama of course after some months of fighting around the old cross river state....for instance Ikot-Ekpene is on record to have fallen and retaken thrice( 3 times) that's how fierce the battle in The the South eastern state was.. Finally, if buhari feels that much nolstalgia about Gakem, that is so linked to the Civil or uncivil war( depending on who is looking at it) why has he not done anything monumental or even a national centre to remember that little town along the road to the north ...test he's been in charge of affairs in nigeria twice...Shame!! |
Little brain washed demon....I have no xxxxx to waste ![]() |
Chichella:Well deserved ![]() |
Well done Senegal. Well done Gabaski Well done Mendy( you shocked me) Well done Salah Well done Mane( your gragra for this match nearly cost the team )Well done to all football lovers for keeping vigil...for the banters, for The disagreements, the strong opinions etc. Lesson for me in this AFCON: 1. There are no minnows but the big and well prepared teams can go all the way... 2. That CAF need to do an after action review(AAR) of the AFCON organization, the officiating, the pitches and Countries be encouraged to timely engage a na secure the continental players plying their trade in diaspora to avert some of the delays or non release of key players. You can add yours...Ladies and Gents ![]() |
Princepioneer:So long as he's thinking about saving at least 2 penalties later ![]() |
Extra time...honestly this tie Game's lived up to the expectations of most pundits..who predicted the Senegalese will come out to play but the Egyptians will be hoping to soak up the pressure and hope for a break. Now in to the extra time...if there isn't a goal in the 1st half of extra time then they'd both settle to go into penalties.. If they go into penalties, I fear Gabaski might have an edge over Mendy but all of that is just me speculating now ![]() |
I don't care how well you play in a final like this when the ultimate aim is Gold and the cup so if you gain tactical and technical edge all evening and lose your psychological edge then it may eventually cost you...The Senegalese are gradually losing that psychologica edge ...and of course the early penalty Miss and the Egyptians very disciplined game plan hasn't helped the Senegalese cause ![]() |
Mane and former Wolverhampton Traore ( nowvin Barca) are the two people I fear most in EPL in recent time when they start bearing down on defenders ![]() |
Carlos don turn security guard with big radio ![]() |
JhimmySpark:Obviously Salah was telling him where Mane will go...however Gabasky is a good goalie...he's shown it in this competition. Like I said earlier, Mane should have stayed away and kept his plans to his chest...rather than interfere and lose the PK... |
Chichella:I have a feeling Egypt will sack him at some point win or lose this competition...he's put himself in sorts of trouble since he was hired ![]() |
IamGreen1:That's the course 101 and typical North African teams tactics...delays, fall all over the place, wind you up, moan..crowd referee etc... So far, Senegal has the game to win or lose...they should calm down and be very intentional in the Egyptians 18yards...otherwise if the Egyptians get a chance...that will be it.. Theoretically, the Senegalese should be at least a goal up in this half to show for all their efforts...but football is hard to predict ![]() |
Doyou2019:I knowww right...but the last 38mins have been clearly under their control...they should make it count while they are still in ascendency.. ![]() |
Doyou2019:Honestly, I think they are playing to their strength...they don't have the kind of squad for a typical North African fast paced match ...so they have managed one game at a time...reading most of their opponents to near perfection after that loss to Nigeria. As for the coach Carlos..I think he smile something ...I'm happy not to see him remonstrating about every action against him at the touchline ![]() |
Asabe4:The probability is high...happens in football and the Egyptians are playing like that's their plan...to wear the Senegalese out, frustrate them...get them frantic...then Egypt gets one break and score a goal that will calm the Senegalese ![]() |
IamGreen1:That's the more reason Mane should have stayed away from them and try to read the conversation so he can come up with something special...I still don't understand how and why he tried getting in the face of Gabasky and without any provocation when he has all the advantages from the blast of the whistle...then he goes and loses the penalty ...he actually looked very angry when he approached the ball like his village people were after him... One thing I know is that this Egyptians k ow how to manage games...with all these pressure in their half, if Salah or any of the Egyptians pops a goal now..lathe Senegalese will be in serious trouble as they will certainly wind Mane and his boys up till cards starts flashing ...but I hope they make this pressure count for them and at least a goal before the break..We watch ![]() |
Very poor penalty kick by that Burkinabe |
Whobedatte:While it feels like the Burkinabes were robbed...that their goal keeper put them in this position he kept rushing out and committing himself without any real purpose...this last goal was no different ...and like you said, he should have punched it out |
This Burkinabe goal keeper looks slow, fat and slightly over weight ![]() |
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