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Guys, you may continue here. Thanks

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-350845.0.html

Kindly join the thread already in place. Thanks.

Here

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-350394.96.html

Bros, there is a thread already for the match.

Here pls.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-350394.96.html

The spirit of GIVE & TAKE should be present in every relationship. 100% both ways.

khanye:
SAURON
https://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs079.snc3/14634_104904806190408_100000126669553_138410_513734_n.jpg

Oh Dear. . .but I think that is Chamotex!

mukina2:
face front

post yours . .the competition is still very hawt

You know if I post mine. . .I will win easily.
By the way, where is yours?

mfolarin:
@ FBS, true that. Those of us wu still believe in 9ja will not giv up tho,

DEFO We WON'T.
You guys should post nice images/pictures of the aerial stunts & fireworks oo!

Where was I ? Moi no see no pishures. . .Kindly repost them pls.

Guys, I'm loving this. KEEP THE FIRE BURNING!!!

tkb417:
@Honeric
do u expect someone to carry u to the stadium or wht do u mean by transportation

@FBS
do u think Colombia can beat Switzerland?

Nigeria for gold

This is footie and you should know that anything can happen. The Swizz boys are good especially their number 10 Ben Khalifa but the Los Cafeteros have this thing of scoring late goals.

Na wa ooo, one is looking for VIP tickets, the other one free ride? una too like awuuuf. Chei!

tkb417:
see this one
Fyneguy wants to take all of us to the stadium

im suggesting the VIP stand; let him say no first na abi which kain bad bizniz u be?

ma binu biko!
Fyneguy over to you. . .

tkb417:
correct!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
shey na VIP all of us go siddon sha?

Na by force to siddon for VIP?! Just go and support them boys. O tan! 

Thrilling passion you folks are showing here. Nice!

One word, no need to be over confident. Let the boys put in a good work and they will be rewarded.

Yet some people will never see anything positive in the country.

NAIJA NI LE!

aisha2:
This is going to be huge, trust lagos fans

Defo it is HUGE!
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/sports/article03//indexn2_html?pdate=111109&ptitle=Jets%20take%20over%20Lagos%20skies%20as%20LOC%20mobilises%20for%20semis


Infact the Super Eagles match against Tunisia should have been played in Lagos. Them for hear wehn! 

Vieira:
I fear for that girls boyfriend, he must be chopping slaps on a regular basis

    Wicked!!!
It could be the other way round you know.

This will be a CRACKER!!!

Ibime:
Please return the original!!!

NAh he doesn't want you guys to snatch his girlfriend      

Cristalz:
Gosh, the effect of football analysis. Look at the way we're analyzing the picture.

@Khanye
Seriously, it's a nice picture.
You boi's shades are too big for his face though.

LOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!

Cristalz:
@Khanye
Can't blame us naw.  .  .one hand around him possessively, the other hand telling the world ''that's my treasure right there'' with that semi-arrogant look on your face.

@lalaboi
Exactly. And the dude's hand is on his lap.

jalether:
Awwww what a cute couple , btw which one you be, left or right

[s]And the guy stunners sef resemble woman own[/s]  

An old Eagle takes stock

Amid a raucous atmosphere at the U.J. Esuene stadium on Monday evening, one man sat perfectly still in the VIP tribune. The 89-year-old Ekeng Henshaw, dressed in traditional green garb, sits watching intently as Nigeria's juniors dominate Korea Republic in the first half of their quarter-final in Calabar, old hands balanced on the golden handle of his cane. FIFA.com managed to break the old man's concentration for a chat at the half, five minutes after the lively Koreans drew level at 1-1.

"I enjoy watching this young team," says Henshaw, who holds the distinction of being the first-ever captain of the Nigerian senior national team, the Super Eagles. "These boys here look very nice on the ball. It fills me with joy to see them playing and expressing themselves. I see some real talent out there, it's just too bad they lost concentration and conceded a goal. They'll have to get their heads back in it if they want to win this tournament," added the Calabar native, who played in the Nigerian national team's first game in 1949, donning the skipper's armband.

Sometimes it seems that today they only care about putting the ball in the net. We played because we loved to play and because it made us feel free.
Ekeng Henshaw, first captain of Nigeria's Super Eagles

A legend has spoken.
http://www.fifa.com/u17worldcup/news/newsid=1131902.html#an+eagle+takes+stock

We are here again and we are ready. The Golden Eaglets Of Nigeria take on the La Rojita of Spain.
Lagos get READY!!!
http://www.fifa.com/u17worldcup/matches/round=253825/match=300102255/preview.html

honeric01:
What do i get for not telling anyone?

Em erm. . .let's see! Two packs of Tom-Tom?

Sagamite:
My time is very precious. I would need to test an individual that is stupid enough to defend a criminal with record, wanted in London for ongoing investigations into unexplained millions of pounds whilst he was governor and has refused to set foot in UK since then, and whose accomplices have been jailed for money laundering.

I wouldn't engage in senseless "without doubt" arguments [note the omission of "reasonable" in the quote] with such a person.

This is to say the least disgraceful. Is this the politics section? I made it a point of duty not to derail this thread. Could you be kind enough to do same? If not because you are how should I say this, obtuse in nature, why do you have to make reference to that? Mind you, I NEVER defended him. My stand was, Ribadu is NOT a saint.
(Heck, why I dey waste my time explain to someone who cannot see past his nose or maybe you should learn to read peoples post properly?) 

You were asked a very simple question with 3 options and you are here telling us the reason why the next day after Wednesday is Thursday.
If your time is precious, take it and jump together with it into the lagoon. Who are you?

And we all wonder why the the world is in such a state? Pathetic to say the least.

honeric01:
nope, i won't tell anyone that YOU DON'T LIVE IN THE STATES

Any which way. . .just don't tell anyone.

Sagamite:
You have to answer that my simple question for me to see whether you have enough reasoning for me to be engaging in a likely long debate with.

You may call me whatever that comes to your mind. It's a public forum and anyone and everyone is entitled to be stupid (It's not a crime to be) so no shakes. I asked the questions first and if you cannot answer them, forever hold your peace.

@Muki, abeg stop toasting me. 
DAyooooooooooooooo berra come and carry ya thing oo! 

Sagamite:
@ FBS,

I would gladly answer your questions if you can tell me you are basically saying you believe that a 12 year old played in the NPL and scored 25 goals in 50 matches.

Are you saying that is not better proof than your MRI scan?

Sagamite, be kind enough to answer the questions first. Then we can take it from there.

You yourself wrote somewhere that Adokiyie's utterances made you to stop supporting the boys. i.e you was indeed supporting them before that. Yes or true?

Do you mean to tell me that your belief changed in that second/minute you read his article? My friend go and sit down somewhere if you have nothing to say. With such a mentality, you are even more gullible than I thought.

Anyone willing to join in the Age debate:

Over here:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-346148.160.html

DIDIER DROGBA and Nicolas Anelka are the most feared partnership in the Premier League.
But the Blues Brothers struggled to convince ex-Chelsea bosses Avram Grant, Big Phil Scolari and Guus Hiddink to play them together.
Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/2723573/The-new-Blues-Brothers.html#ixzz0WXXSmhI6
This is the part I like most.
Q What faults do you find in each other?

DROGBA: Mmm, his heading is not very good. And sometimes he can be irritating giving the impression that it's too easy. He knows he's very fast so sometimes almost stops before accelerating again and risks losing the ball as he's waiting for the opponent.

ANELKA: Maybe he shows himself to be very nervous at times and he gets angry very easily. But you can understand that as we are always looking to him.