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ichommy: Yes o, they still do their evil deeds, are you surprise?See English. E better say you nor post at all "Are you suprise". Suprise na human being name ![]() |
GustavoFring: The only thing worse than willingly killing for a religion.......You're right man. I'm kinda confuse of all these religious problems we're having here and there. Ain't we serving the same God ![]() |
obadiah777: stupid man. he should have denied christ their and not been shot. what he doesnt know is you dont deny christ with your mouth. you deny christ with your deeds. so simply saying 'i deny christ' just so as not to be shot is in fact not an actual denial of christ. denial of christ is in your deeds. like scripture says be wise as serpents. this dude is not wise at allYou posted an unbelievable fact sha! Sometimes I do read and define the bible as a book which glorifies something and also condemns that same thing. The bible sha. |
I thank God for the man's life. God is truly alive. God is Great! |
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]foreign religion sha. judaism gives birth to christianity. christianity kills jews. christianity gives birth to islam. islam kills christians. so whos fault be this? I blame abraham. Worship the Gods of your ancestors. Pray in peace. Celeberate your culture. Experience Spirituality. The Gods for Nigeria. [/quote]Sometimes I do wonder if these foreign religion has caused us any good. I think it has caused us more harm than our traditional religions. I'm really fed up about this most times. |
Dis Guy: still cant understand how Oduamadi makes the list, even if the guy drop something for Oga at the Top Surely there are many capable replacementMusa has pace but with poor finishing. He got to change his style of play if he really wants to excel at the world cup because I see Keshi taking him there by all means and I don't know why. I don't hate Musa but we shouldn't accommodate an attacker that doesn't have good finishing in the world cup or we'll pay for it. |
ajasa4link: I wish we have a replacement for mikel in that midfield.... the lack of competition for his position makes him feeel comfortable and untouchable.... keshi needs to do a shopping for good Nigerian midfielders... I wish we can get a big man like yaya toure who will stamp his authority in the middle of the park,and move the ball very fast during counter-attacksYou're right. We need a reliable replacement for Mikel so that he can up his game. |
abdulslutsky: Rythm or no rythmMusa must go! He's a waste. |
koastar: Pls where is Joel Obi? SE needs that guy. He is a superb player that can use both legs comfortably and so, can play any of the wings. He has the skill to penetrate any defence and a superlative way of disturbing any defensive line and got accurate passes most of the time. Combining him with Victor Moses- Moses playing from the left while he plays from the right- will be a good combo that will fetch results through accurate passes to our strikers. Keshi should invite him, he is an asset we shouldn't miss.I agree with you. Keshi should call him to the team. |
kobikwelu: are you guys insane...It would absolutely be a waste calling Yobo back to the team. No doubt, he's an experienced player but over the years now Yobo has loosed form. He's very weak at the back. The coach shouldn't make the mistake of calling him back to the team. I remember vividly that he was formally Keshi's team mate. Keshi should remember that that guy ain't growing younger just like him. |
Abbey2sam: What are you sayingMusa is good keh He's the worst attacker we got in our Super Eagles team. He wastes chances to score too much. You don't waste chances like that in the world cup because it would be rare. Keshi should do away with Musa. He should call Osaze and the Uche brothers back. |
If ona see the toilet I take dey dedicate here for the face me I face you compound I dey stay here for Warri, you go sorry for me. I would share the pictures with you guys if am able to borrow my guy's blackberry phone to take pictures of it. |
I want Ghana and Burkina Faso to qualify. I would like this to be a West African affair. West Africa is indeed the power house of African football. |
Ok and noted #I.never.even.dream.to.get.girlfriend.talk.less.of.marriage |
PurpleHouse: There's one thing Keshi always tell his Players before a high Profile match: "you are as good or even better than your opponents" Man to Man, skills to skills, pace to pace, Eagles are good! But i still believe that kind of teams we face at the Group stage will determine our fate on the long run!Champions should be ready to face tough opponents. I don't even see any minors in the world cup. Any team can cause an upset. We should be ready to face any team in the group stage because we might still meet those teams in the nockout stage. The FIFA World Cup ain't the AFCON where you have minors. |
PurpleHouse: As the FIFA world cup draw is fast getting close, which Team would you want the Super Eagles to be paired with at the World cup group stage proper? Mine is:I don't think and believe that the opponents we face would determine whether we would go through the group stage or not. It all depends on the spirit the players and the coach is taking to the world cup. We're the African champions and we should be ready to face any opponents that come our way. We need to prove that we're truly the champions of Africa. Non of the teams that are going to qualify and play in the world cup are superior to Nigeria. We shouldn't make the kinda mistake the Ivorians made in the FIFA World Cup in 2010 where they under rated themselves against Portugal and Brazil and they paid for it. Champions should be ready for any challenge that abound. I believe our dear coach Stephen Keshi and the team's phycologist has been and would be counselling these boys not to look down on themselves and believe they can take down any opponents not minding their names and historic football stuffs they've done in the past. |
I believe most of us here on Nairaland watched the friendly match between Nigeria and Italy yesterday's evening. It was a very hectic match which was somehow like a fight for bragging rights. The match ended up in a draw which I predicted it to be but I only failed the score line which I predicted to be 1-1. The game was a fabulous one which the commentator himself accorded a world class friendly. To the issue which made me to open this thread is about the players I think and that we think should be added to the team and should also be removed from the Super Eagles. I've had concerns about Musa since the AFCON. He's a good attacker who has pace and knows how to run with the ball whenever it warrants it. But he's very poor most times in his finishing. I've watched him a couple of times missing chances a professional attacker like him shouldn't miss most times. I don't know whether this is how he performs for his club but I've not been impressed with Musa since the beginning of the AFCON till date. I think the coach should do away with him. We need an attacker that can covert his moves and chances he created to goals. About the player which should be brought back, I would say Osaze should be brought back to the team. Though he has had problems with the Nigerian FA, the coach and Nigerians in the past, I think he should be called back. He got the kinda flair only few attackers like Emenike got in the team right now. As a Nigerian, I've forgiven Osaze for whatever outburst he might have made when he had problems with the NFF. I believe bringing Osaze back would boost our Super Eagles team alot. He adding to the likes of Victor Moses, Amoebi, Emenike... would definitely yield great positive results for us. It's over to you Nairalanders. Which player do you people want to be added to and removed from the Super Eagles team? |
The men of the match yesterday were Amoebi and Onazi. For Italy, it was Ballotelli and Pirlo. Mikel played well at first but was later fatigued. Our team performed well in general. Thumbs up to the Super Eagles! |
I give this match a B. I believe we can perform better if there's con amore (enthusiasm and zeal and love for the country on the part of the players). |
bastien: Onazi of course!!!!Yes. You're right. I saw Eyeama at ending of the match talking to him seriously, probably giving him advice. I don't seem to understand Mikel. He plays with too much pride. He always slows the pace of the Super Eagles whenever he gets hold of the ball. I won't like him to be carried along to world cup if he continues to play that sluggish football for Nigeria which he never plays for club. I also got a problem with Musa. This guy isn't a good attacker. He's very bad in the finishing. He finishes his ball anyhow. I think the coach should do away with him. When compare what Amoebi did yesterday, then you'll certainly support what am saying. I even respected Onazi more than Mikel yesterday. He played with pace going forward and running backwards immediately we lose the ball. Our defenders need to be more confident with the ball and try not to lose the ball quickly and should also try to easily fall back quickly whenever we lose the ball. Keshi needs to work on our defence seriously and the tactics of the team generally and needs to do away with some players like Musa. We don't need such players win spoils chances and opportunities to score goals in the world cup. Congratulations to team. It was a well deserved draw. We can only improve from here. |
Oludrex: I won't call this friendly.. I will call it a battle for bragging rightYou're right. This is a battle exp bragging right. That's why it might end in a draw. |
toluxe0075: when nigeria team is ready to play a quick game mikel will always slow things down, why?I do wonder same |
fredoooooo: musa na he-goat ........ diamante pass to marioI wonder why Keshi dey carry this Musa o! The aboki nor sabi play ball |
dabossman: Easy man, its good exposure for those guys. We dont have too many solid defenders in Europe mind you.Fact! |
Na waiten be the scores? NEPA don take light for my side |
I remember the case of Ghana when they won the Under 20 FIFA World Cup Egypt in 20... The coach (I can't remember his name) took prophetic advices from the Prophet T.B Joshua on what to do in each game they played. The prophet advised him against mistakes which he obeyed. He also gave the coach advice on the final when he told him not to use a particular player to play the penalty shootout. The coach regularly spoke on phone with T.B Joshua as they played any match and also prayed fervently. Prophet T.B Joshua is a true man and prophet of God. I want Stephen Keshi to meet Prophet T.B Joshua of the SCOAN if he truly wants to win the FIFA World Cup in Brazil. What do you think @NAIRALANDERS |
Mine is a 1-1 draw. I'm seeing a very tough game here. Nigeria would try by all means to win as the African champions but I believe it would end up in a draw 1-1. |
I wonder how he managed to escape. But I must confess that he's indeed a lucky man for been able to escape from the hands of his dangerous abductors at that age. |
BENIN—THE Senior Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on Youths and Student Affairs, Mr. Jude Imagwe, weekend, described as unfair and untrue, allegations that the Federal Government killed the late former President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Prof. Festus Iyayi. Imagwu, shortly after he paid a condolence visit to the Iyayi family, said there was no doubt that Nigerians were shocked by the accident which resulted in Iyayi’s death, but that dragging the Federal Government into it “is quite unfortunate because President Jonathan has been doing his best to ensure that this ASUU strike was suspended. “When you say government is to blame, it is like saying government has a right to take someone’s life. It is God that gives life and knows the appointed time to take life which is inevitable. And to also say that government is paying lip service to education is not correct either. That we have not got to where we need to get to in the educational sector, I will agree with you. “Government is making progress gradually. Where we were yesterday is quite different from where we are today. The current administration is giving all it can and will continue to ensure that the educational sector is strengthened.” He recalled the role played by Prof. Iyayi when he (Imagwe) was NANS President in resolving disputes, which bordered on students’ welfare on campuses, noting that Iyayi’s fatherly counsel would be missed. “The late former president of ASUU was like a father to many of us who were involved in student unionism.” Coined from: Vanguard |
Nigeria can definitely win the world cup in Brazil. It all depends on the players and the coach. They got to be believe and ready to fight to the end. But I'll advice Keshi to meet with Prophet T.B Joshua if he really wants to win the world cup. |
This is the worst music award I've ever known. Flavour's Ada Ada is a good video but ain't the best music video from Nigeria this year. Don't Tell Me Nonsense by D'banj is better. I don't know their criteria for winning the award but if it's by voting, Flavour wouldn't hate won much. Rubbish award! That's what I call it. |

[/quote]Sometimes I do wonder if these foreign religion has caused us any good. I think it has caused us more harm than our traditional religions. I'm really fed up about this most times.