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TheSuperNerd:
Thank you Nico. Looks like this font of yours have come to stay. Welcome to this great house.

TheSuperNerd:
Moses Simon has been officially voted Nantes' Best Player of the Ligue 1 season 19/20.

martineverest:
American scientists have discovered that Chloroquine hastens death of covid-19 patients

Edopesin:
it's a win win for levante and Nantes, maybe more for Nantes as they get to keep him at that cheap amount

it's the same amount levante bought him for

elyte89:
I am only waiting for d next news abt him again, injured or feared injured

maidaboi:
Noah-Joel Sarenren-Bazee score today
good news hope he stays fit

ChrisKels:
Saka is a poor left back. He can't defend, he is only good offensively. His positioning and marking are poor, and he is easily bullied or beaten on one-on-one situations by opposing wingers

AndSunGorilla:
If we can mention Anthony Joshua and be proud of his achievements why not anyone with some Nigerian blood albeit diluted. Personally once someone has Nigerian blood flowing through them I will celebrate them. That's why I will always be proud of joshua, John boyega, oyelowo, giannis, seal, sade adu etc. Joe carry on jare!!!!!

komekn:
To talk about something or even have a perspective on the subject, you should have experienced it, lived it and seen it, that would be participative knowledge.

But you absolutely do not have one iota of experience or knowledge.

Then you want to tell us weh deh inside the London gbeghe whaaten deh happen.

It's like cat one teach fish how to swim.

Chei u fall my hand, u no try at all.

Joebie:
As for you. As for me he starts to exist when others brings his name up here when he has a bad game. The hate because he made his choice

Edopesin:
He is a spectacular left back considering his age

Make una dey talk true abeg

Arabiandude:
What do you guys think?

Subzero047:
Saka will tear this thread down

Mark my words

Joebie:
First, Billing is a Dane. Can we all keep the rule that he shouldn’t be mentioned here? The answer is no, beacaise the issue really is who mentions the name, Billing, and as long as it’s not me, it’s okay. I promise you I won’t be the first to bring his name up here when the league resumes.

Joebie:
it's very easy to type, even a child can.. but yet it's a big deal for some to reason.

solonnachi:
Sorry ooo. Why you dey carry my matter for head? Wetin I do you? If he has been capped, just tell me na

Joebie:
Did u feel it? Because me I didnt feel the kick. I only do when people tackle me with substance.

solonnachi:
Rohr has stubbornly refused to cap Dennis. I don't really know why?

junnyjake:
Oh, there's some justification for the childish act.

Tripping you say? We should receive all denigrating remarks made against representing us with a smile on our face, then go on to worship them just to satisfy you Joebie?

rowland545:
this is one problem with Nigerian and assume everyone is ballsless just because he allows something sly by...when u don't even know his reasons...I assume our own president has bigger balls right

Arabiandude:
Rangers’ Aribo needs time to adjust to African football – Super Eagles legend Taribo West


Despite top-notch performances from the 23-year-old for the West Africans, the ex-international feels the midfielder has not done enough.

Former Nigeria international Taribo West believes Rangers star Joe Aribo needs time to adjust to the playing style of African football.

The 23-year-old made an impressive start to his Super Eagles career when he scored on his debut against Ukraine in September 2019. 

He followed that up with another impressive performance a month later in another friendly against Brazil, helping Gernot Rohr’s men clinch a 1-1 draw against the five-time world champions.

Aribo has now made four appearances for the three-time African champions and has been praised for his immediate impact with the national team by fans and former internationals.

West, however, feels the midfielder has not done enough and believes Getafe’s midfielder Oghenekaro Etebo, who is currently on loan from Stoke City to reignite his career, will perform better than him.

"I've watched Joe Aribo play for Nigeria, but in my view, it's clear he is yet to come to terms with it,” Taribo was quoted as saying by the Scottish Sun.

"There's no other way of putting this - I think Joe is not a bad player, but he needs time to adjust to African football.

"It's not the same as playing in Europe. In Africa, there's no time on the ball and for me, Oghenekaro Etebo is a far better option, He's quick, physical and reads the game.

"He should get Joe Aribo's spot when he comes back. African football is just too physical for Joe."

Besides his scintillating displays for the Super Eagles, Aribo has been delivering fine performances for Rangers under Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard.

The midfielder, who joined the Ibrox Stadium outfit last summer, was a key member of the Gers in the recently-concluded campaign, scoring eight goals and providing eight assists in 45 appearances.

Taribo retired from international duty in 2005, thus, ending his 11-year career with the Super Eagles and enjoyed success during his time.

He was part of Nigeria’s gold-medal winning team at the 1996 Olympics and also helped the Super Eagles finish as runners-up in the 2000 Africa Cup of Nations.

The centre-back, who had 42 caps for the three-time African champions, played in the 1998 World Cup in France as well as the 2002 edition.

Taribo, now a pastor, also starred for InterMilan, AC Milan, Auxerre and Plymouth Argyle among others before he quit professional football in 2008.

safarigirl:
he should have changed his name to his Jamaican step father's name, so, we will know he is completely dissociating himself from Nigeria

Dele Alli was raised by a Jamaican stepfather, Jordan Ibe too was raised by a Jamaican stepfather. Jamaican men must be waiting by the corner, to pick up a Nigerian man's slack in the UK

rowland545:
One of world's vibrant and intelligent leader...not a certain governor in a confluence state...that prefers being called a white lion and also has monopoly of stupidity..


Anyway to the main point... Gosh I really like this man see what he has turned Canada into... Sorry guys I have nothing to contribute other than say I really like the Canadian leader...he is one to emulate

andrewbaba44:
I like Joey Barton

Very good player

But him wahala no let am reach the top

Balotelli Dey learn

Joey Barton family na nsogbu

His brother should be serving a life sentence at the moment

komekn:
Thats not even the worst.

For me the proverbial " dirty slap in the face" to black players is Lee Bowyer and Joey Barton both of them essentially racist thugs.

Joey Barton is a hooligan but despite all his misdemeanours which are present continous fighting other managers, etc . As soon as he finishes football his in management within months.

See screen shot about his brother below.

Subzero047:
Is it also the system hindering Ekong at Udinese? You forgot that Olympics was 8 years ago and a lot of dynamics have changed since then

TheGoodJoe:
Ajayi is brilliant but also remember Ekong was brilliant playing the ball at the Olympics with Siasia. I think the system of the current Super Eagles have held Ekong back. He was a joy to watch at the Olympics.

BascoVanVeli:
Don't care

Joebie:
Only one gotten what opportunity? Yes he flunked coaching in the Dutch top tier.