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medjai:
hehehe. . .I finally get to see your face honeric
@topic - correct

hehehehehehe, you should asked to see me, i for don gree
nice pix, you correct too.


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runaway cartoonist

Jarus:
sorry, I meant 2008 in Ghana, when host beat us 2-1 in 1/8.

oh ok, thanks to mr tif tif berti vogts and the yeye Nigerians with oyinbo coach no god mentality!

Jarus:
So I don't bother myself with ANC qualifiers, qualification for it is our birthright. In afct, geting to Semis in that tournament is also our birthright. Since 1982, it is only once(this year) that we did not get to semi final,

We didn't get to the semis this year? i thought we beat Algeria to claim 3rd place?

marutimon:
Frank Egharevba immigrated to Austria with his parents when he was a teenager, so he really may be 25 years old.

He used to play in Poland. Got thrown out after sending a teammate to hospital in a fight (the other guy started the fight). Has a good scoring record with smaller clubs and second tier leagues, but never made in it the bigger teams.

I'm more interested in this Kim Ojo guy. 192 cm tall, an attacking midfielder and has scored 36 goals in 72 games, better than most strikers from Nigeria.

cool bro, wow, 192? almost as tall as Kanu, but if he's that good, he should be the talk of the town in the country he plays for.

[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=536687.msg7045770#msg7045770 date=1288450277]I have no idea, and I have no intentions of finding out .[/font][/size][/quote]

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What does he obviously have down there? but then, he's good looking.

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An average Nigerian youth loves to whine and cry, so they obviously want the government to do the thinking for them.

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Please i am sorry, i didn't read what i typed before i clicked reply, i have edited it.

10cirenoh

Jezzybrown:
nworbyzzej
so uncool

medjai:
iajdem-sounds like a curse

Coolabbie:
eibbalooc

jamace:
Ecamaj

These ids sounds like some African juju curses

wifey

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Who's this Frank Egharevba? he's been scoring for a while now.

Dr Kitaun:
The questions are not political because the program is not for political matters but economic and professional input of fresh graduates   ??

what has asking uninformed questions got to do with the workings of the government of the day ?

the grads asking questions & looked like they were just brought in as mercenaries into the state 

brf is a very tolerant person, else . . . .


egbon wan go settle watch arsenal , then l8r manure's? 

I don't understand your question

The questions were kinda meaningful to me, but i expected more (direct ones that concerns the youth), but then the gov just left hehehehehe.

he said he wants to go attend to some security issues, how did you come about the Arsenal/Manure's quote?

Never knew football is now security issue

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Bro, i mean am, if we no qualify to nations cup, i no go watch footie for 6 months.

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  The questions are not political because the program is not for political matters but economic and professional input of fresh graduates.

I would really like to know what the governor is doing about the issue of agberoes coming back to the streets, highways and bustops, is it that the skill acquisition centers are slacking or more agberos are coming in from other states?

nice questions flying in and out, love these youths

You can stream this session with the governor online from www.livestream.com/agdc

you can also get the chance to send a question to the governor and it's going to be answered live and direct.

i don't see Nigeria failing to qualify for the nations cup, the day that happens, i won't watch any football for 6 months.

Maybe i was too young then or was never born then, but i still watched one of the man's commentaries weeks ago on a match played by Julius Berger vs Bendel Insurance FA cup final in Lagos, he described Kadiri Ikhana as a Midfield mosquito, forgot the other name he called the guy that scored the Penalty kick for Insurance (only goal of the game).

I just wish to see more of that, in this present age, there's this guy that commentates for our league on super-sports, he described Ahmed Musa as a cocastic beautiful player with a cheetah speed,

We are not on the same page, open your eyes, read well and stop nagging.

Your post :

Donmeca:
we now play the[b] lowest teams[/b]. . .best known for terrorism and nuclear wars "monging", than football. IRAN!!!! Chei! Our football has nosedived into bottomless pit. I won't watch dat match. Soon, we will register Somali, Yemen and Southern Sahara FAs with FIFA in order to have opponents for friendlies.

my response:

honeric01:
Get informed, even ALMIGHTY BRAZIL played a friendly match with Iran [/b]few weeks ago, so what's the fuss all about?

Implying that Iran is one of the lowest countries when it comes to Football, do you know that Iran is even rated higher than Jamaica and North Korea we played before? so how is this a matter of "our football has nosedived into bottomless pit?

Your reply to my above response:

Donmeca:
We are informed. Are we now[b] emulating Brazil only in this regard? Brazil can chose to play any team. To even think of it, do u think Iran didn't pay heavily for that game? How much is Iran paying u for this game now? U don't know it all Honeric, don't claim to do.

No mind over sabi people. we only run away from embarrassing scorelines that will expose our lack of policy in sports admin. Nobody seems to value playing Nigeria period. wot does it show? our football has fallen to its lowest ebb. So we need to look inwards and start building our game out of its current cesspit. all the admins do is to fight for control of the office and money instead of making positive decisions like giving us a substantive coach and organising friendlies that will help us find out our loopholes and discover budding talents. Honeric and co, who know evry will take anything from d Glasshouse but the few of us will continue to recall d good old days and pray for its return.

My response was my last post, so tell me, who's the one typing before reading? i only corrected your post when you said playing Iran was nosediving, i debunked that by typing that Brazil also played Iran, so what's the fuss? like i said above, Iran is bigger than most countries we have played before, so how does this translate to nosediving? how are you sure Iran is not the one paying us? we are flying there to play them just like Brazil flew there to play them, so what makes you think we are the one paying them?


Is it now you realized we now play lower teams? please answer this yourself, when last did we play any top-class country in a friendly? the last we played was when Abuja stadium was opened (2005 i think), we played Brazil and got beaten black and blue (0:3), we paid through our nose just to get Brazil to play us, not because we were good then (we didn't qualify for the world-cup, we were never good, the last good old days was in 1992-1998, the rest have been managing managing, so don't come here and be telling us about how we have gone down).

All the big countries you named, can you tell us how many we actually played?, can you tell us when last we actually played one? can you tell us if they played us because we were good then or because we paid them big money?

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  When i am idle, i will respond to your comments, but in the main time, check out the performance of Keshi with Togo at the qualifiers, he only lost ONE away match.

Group 1 Team Played Won Draw Lost Goals For Goals Against Points
Togo Togo 10 7 2 1 20 8 23
Senegal Senegal 10 6 3 1 21 8 21
Zambia Zambia 10 6 1 3 16 10 19
Congo Congo 10 3 1 6 10 14 10
Mali Mali 10 2 2 6 11 14 8
Liberia Liberia 10 1 1 8 3 27 4

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Yes, also heard from channels, i hope any of the stations will show it.

[quote author=Had_one link=topic=536334.msg7038235#msg7038235 date=1288348545][size=18pt]Are you surprised? This Honerico1 or whatever he use to call him self is just here to prove the type of headache his teachers suffer from his hands. It can take for a teacher, a lesson of between 30-45mins to teach primary 1 pupils  and make them understand the differences between mostly and only, or all and majority. But here it took almost a week teaching him using plain and easiest words, but to no avail. I've been teaching for over the years, having experiance in both primary and secondary schools. But wallahi i have never encountered or come across any student as dull as Honerico1. This is not an abuse, but a fact. I'll be so impressed to know if he ever passed any type of examination. He always fail to perceive questions. Since he cant understand a question, how would you espect a positive answer to be given? No way.[/size]  [/quote]you cant even read between the lines ehehehehehe, the person you are quoting is actually debunking your rants hehehehehe, do you need a comprehension lecture?

webgenius:
Hi all, have you heard of Mobitel's new package: 1MB/second N20000/month with a cap of 5Gig, 512Kb/second N10000/MONTH with a cap of 5Gig? This is their new service on 4G. Anyone tried it out yet? Modem costs N8000.

i heard that too, but i am yet to see anyone who uses them.




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why i might consider this company : 1MB/second N20000/month with a cap of 5Gig, 512Kb/second N10000/MONTH with a cap of 5Gig?

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Ok, we have heard you, so NEXT!!!!

[quote author=na_so link=topic=540461.msg7037528#msg7037528 date=1288343243]Abeg no let me vex dis morning. Tame senior players ? where?. May be you dont know that Adebayo was one of those that sent him packing from Togo.

Keshi was our u-21 coach in AYC 2001 , he could not even guide the team past group stage. Yes he qualified togo for the WC , but could not get a single point at ANC 2006 in egypt, he lost all matches scandalously. Took over a star-studded Malian team and fumbled big time.

In nigeria he introduced the Mafia to SE. Now he is telling us , he is not bothered by money, hence would accept anything, he just wants to coach SE. His plan most likely is to fill the salary gap with egunje from players.

Anybody wey know "MY-GARRI" make dem warn him well well. Keshi will dig a bigger pit and bury our football.[/quote]you don't even know shir about Keshi, do you think Keshi is one of those feeding bottle coaches outthere? is adebayo the only player he has tamed and coached? when i am talking of world class players, i mean players like DIARRA, KANOUTE, SISOKKO, KEITA, ADEBAYOR to name a few, these are players who have seen money, they play in bigger teams and most of them play in clubs bigger than any of our current player's club, so what are you saying?


now tell me, in siasia's life time, which big player has be ever coached and tamed?
you are good to highlight all the bad points of Keshi's career but failed to mention the good ones right? hehehehehehe, in the name to kill a dog, you give it a bad name, this same Keshi worked under a Togolese management that had issues with him just because he decided to tame adebayor which some of adebayor's godfathers didn't like, this same Adebayor was the highest goal scorer in the qualifiers, keshi with TOGO QUALIFIED FIRST from Africa, on their way, they beat the likes of CAMEROON, GHANA, EGYPT AND EVEN MALI,

Now you are talking about him losing all 3 matches at the nation's cup, DO YOU KNOW that during his stay at the nations cup, Togolese FA kept interfering in the player selection? Keshi didn't give them space to do that, confirmed sources said it was due to this reason that some of the boys in the team loyal to some of the FA officials decided to be loyal to their godfathers by playing badly, ask yourself this, if truly Keshi was that bad, why did they qualify for the world cup with maximum points beating all the beatable on their way up? Adebayor was trying to be disrespectful to Keshi, the big boss decided to tame him by not starting him, he never cared if he was a foreigner and that if adebayor was their ONLY star, we have seen Ferguson, Maurinho, Pep do the same thing, so what are you trying to say?

Lastly, he was removed prior to the worldcup just as they have planned it all along, what happened next? Togo couldn't even win any match at the worldcup even with their white coach?

As for Mali, it was the players that lacked the fighting spirit to qualify for the next round, he did all his best, we saw what he did against Angola when they were down by 3 goals, he made nice substitution which turned the game around, it was the players that made them not qualify, not the coach, most of the players complained of tiredness due to their numerous games for their various club-sides, so whether you like it or not, Keshi remains the most qualified of the 2.

I don't want to list out the weaknesses in Siasia and all his mistakes, i don't want to discredit him at all, so i will just ignore his case for now.

To me, Keshi is more qualified than Siasia, there are 1000 and 1 reasons why i said so.