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pelezico:
What time is the game and has anyone got a link?

Icon79:
Wonderful news. I can't wait to watch him perform in EPL next season!

But he should've waited though. His value might probably go up after the World Cup. Assuming Nigeria performs well, that is.


O pari

MetalJigsaw:
den go beat our boys

BascoVanVeli:
Hopefully over exaggeration

Kog45:
Haha i don see sey u dey joke.

On a serious note did you watched Enyimba against Cara coz i watched it.Chief i tire for Nigeria club side.I just realised that tbaba1234 was right.

TheSuperNerd:
Oduamadi Leaves Milan After 11 Years, In Talks With Fortuna Düsseldorf
By Johnny Edward

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Nigerian forward, Nnamdi Oduamadi, has parted ways with Italian giants AC Milan eleven years after they signed first contract, Completesportsnigeria.com reports.
The 27 year old winger whose deal expires this summer joined the club in 2011 and made only one substitute appearance for the Rossoneri during the 2010/11 season when they won the Italian Serie A under Carlo Ancelotti.

The Flying Sports Academy product was sent out on loan to Torino, Varese, Crotone, Latina, Brescia and HJK Helsinki during his time at the club.

Oduamadi thanks the club for the confidence they reposed in him and the opportunity to represent the club.

“It’s been an amazing 11 years journey for me,” Oduamadi wrote in a long post on his Instagram page.
“Journey of success, trials and winning. I want to thank AC Milan for believing in me when I was signed 11 years ago. I count it a privilege to wear and play in this great club’s Jersey.
“I want to thank them for their ever so strong support towards my career. They have shown me love like a family but unfortunately a time comes when you get to move on.
“Moving on, I appreciate this club and all her historic achievements. Thanks so much to the fans and friends I have made here.
“I will miss this family and wish it the very best. Looking forward to what the bright future holds for me.”


Completesportsnigeria.com can also report that the former Torino, Crotone, Latina, Brescia and HJK Helsinki forward is currently negotiating a deal with German side, Fortuna Dusseldorf.


Source: https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/oduamadi-leaves-milan-after-11-years-in-talks-with-fortuna-dusseldorf/


Russia 2018 WC Countdown: 22 days 23 hours 49 mins to go

BascoVanVeli:
Is that a joke?

Kog45:
The same Enyimba that lost 3 nil to cara of Congo.

asha80:
10 10

Joebie:
Nigeria Left At Home XI

Cc Forgiveness, komekn

TheSuperNerd:
See Colin Udoh's Version of Nigeria's left-at-home XI (unselected XI)-- I posted it here like 8-9 days ago, many pages ago.

GK- Dele Alampasu

RB- Musa Mohammed

LB- Kingsley Madu

CB- Efe Ambrose

CB- Orji Kalu

MF- Anderson Esiti

MF- Nosa Igiebor

MF- Chidiebere Nwakali

FW- Henry Onyekuru

FW- Brown Ideye

FW- Obafemi Martins

Source: http://kwese.espn.com/football/nigeria/story/3498842/ideye-headlines-nigerias-unselected-xi




Bia Sir Joebie... How about Nigeria's left-at-home XI (the remix) having only English-bred/born Nigerian talents... We will call it the 100% Anglo-Nigerian version.

TheSuperNerd:
If it is the tallest one not smiling to the extreme right... well that is Stephen Eze. Lokosa is not in this PIC sef.... he is "blacker" than them all.

tbaba1234:
Boys off to Uyo.

tbaba1234:
There are so many eligible young players, home and abroad. It irritates me to see many old men in this team. This Paul Aigbobun side is taking us back to the dark days.

MetalJigsaw:
I think 8 defenders will be too surplus. 7 should be OK.

Martz101:
Argentina are not us and we are not them, why didnt you use other team like brazil and France, moreover Argentina are going with 7 defenders, mascherano plays there for them of recent

Martz101:
I had to check the moniker saying this, bros really,7 defenders?? or maybe you dont have plans of making it far in the worldcup.

each position should have atleast 2 players and the goal keeper taking and added spot, remember injuries because they have lesstime to rest between games and even after a long season not forgeting cards too

TheGoodJoe:
The footie heads I am talking about were my neighbors. I can tell you. that I did not watch the 1997 Champions League final live but they did. A few days later, I watched a full replay match in their house. And it was on one of the sports channels on the cable satellite devices.

MetalJigsaw:
Just six defenders?

TheGoodJoe:
Keep in mind that later, those cable channels got decoded. It reached a time people started abandoning them for Multichoice. So it depends on the time when you got it. That was not the trend.

Joebie:
We had moved from the estate we use to live by then, we had cable in the mid 90s. But I think I actually watched it on Delta Broadcasting Service. Can’t remember too well.

TheGoodJoe:

I hope you know 1% of 100 million people is a million people, which is a big number.

TheGoodJoe:
Those that had these devices did. I was not a football head in those days, if not I would have followed up then. My neighbors had these devices and they were rampant. Euro league is small. We were watching Michael Chan and Agassi live. Watching a young Tiger Woods live. Following OJ Simpson trial live. We had footie heads then that will be talking about Italian League matches.

That is my point. Not every body following.

TheGoodJoe:

I have no problem with that. My point is that a lot of people followed Euro leagues in the 90's. Even though it is a few percentage, that few percentage is a big number of people.

The statement that people claiming that they followed Euro leagues in the nineties is true.

It might not be a large percentage but they were those following.

Arguing that a lot of people did not have access does not change the point that there were people following.

TheGoodJoe:
What percentage claim to follow Euro Leagues first hand in the nineties? It is that percentage I am talking about.

Joebie:
Where I lived in Warri we were among the privileged few that had satellite (big dishes) in the early 90s. Multichoice never dream to come by then. In fact we closely monitored the coming of MNET and SuperSports when they were running their jingles. A couple years later that small “netty” black satellite were owned by a few wealthy men. And by the mid 90s na cable dey reign.

TheGoodJoe:
I wonder how people argue simple point. You are talking DSTV. By 1997, people were hacking Multichoice devices and cable satellite devices were rampant.

I am even downplaying it. OJ Simpson trial was followed on Cable satellite programs. That was in 1995. People were following Euro leagues first hand.

elyte89:
Boss icon4s .u c say I no reply TheGoodjoe abt his claims.


Baba talk.am like say dstv den was very cheap to acquire in pH,I doubt his claims anyway cos if any new thing comes to Nigeria, it would be more rampant in use in Lagos state first b4 any oda part in Nigeria.

I could remember back den aw we would trekk to where dey is free to air satellite dish in Lagos just to catch a glimpse of football till d time AIT came to our rescue in 99-early 2000's showing European football competitions,den later few biz minded persons established viewing centers in early 2000 with dstv,d cyber cafe too came into existence in early 2000 etc


Am sure baba TheGoodjoe fit yan say cybercafe don dey pH tey tey ;Dand ATM MACHINE WAS IN use b4 2007

Anybody wey talk say him use ATM FOR NIGERIA B4 2007 IS LYING

TheGoodJoe:
But also there were many who followed it by watching live games. As of 1996. Many were watching satellite TV. Lots of homes had satellite devices. Let alone bars, restaurants and hotel lobbies.