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ipobarecriminals:
How is Dele Alli a bastard?Nah by force to join Supa Eagus dem?See how NFA abandoned Samuel Okparaji,Rasheed Yekini etc even in their grave.to serve Nig is not by force

Nigeria did not abandon Rashidi Yekini. His family were responsible for his death. Read up on it and what his own sister said about them going, along with the mother, to abduct him and taking him to a dubious pkace where he was tied down for weeks which led to cardiac arrest. They then took him to a hospital but it was too late. Of course they quickly buried him without autopsy! Rashidi built 3 houses for those greedy people including the house the mother resides where she collects rent. Please don't make me say bad things. Na Ramadan we dey.

No offense joo. I loved the guy. R.I.P. to him.

akeentech:
What of Nigeria golden generation

1990s:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbkrsIun9hs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbD7hu3nBE8

enemyofprogress:
Haba why now?this man no wan make we win the world cup ni? Those are our favourite delicacies

No mind that foreigner. Na enemy of progress.

The great Great GREAT Rashidi Yekini! A true striker with a lion heart. World Cup 1994 in USA.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbkrsIun9hs

Seun360:
Croatia can smell the Tasty Fried Boneless Super Chickens.

OMG! Boneless fried chicken! Crispy or barbequed nko?

If there was a world cup of insults, Naija would take it sha. I know that! Ekeebu, na we do am pass. Chai! Boneless Super Eagles!

I still support them o. Lets enjoy, come Saturday 16th.

Let's get psyched for this.

Atlanta 96: Babayaro's goal celebration walk at 4:48 is hilarious!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NY_Mnt8RbA

Dacronym:
Naija how far
www.nairaland.com/attachments/7202887_screenshot20180602195714990com_instagram_android_jpegb694e961a6134a6a3565feb6a5d722cb

That guy can afford the priceless jersey nau. He's driving a Range Rover and wearing an Apple watch.

I'm waiting for the Aba version.

Isaacgram:
Abeg this coach should have convinced Enyeama to follow his team even as a back up keeper

Love that guy!

https://www.sportlineng.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Vincent-Enyeama-4-stargist1.jpg

So the current goalkeeper is only 19 years old! That's amazing. He's gotta be the youngest ever at the World Cup. Let's support him.

I only prefer that Nigeria has a Nigerian coach! As long as I've been watching the world cup - decades! - I still haven't seen any national team win the world cup with a foreign coach before. But I will check this wiki list sha, maybe I missed something.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_FIFA_World_Cup_winners

DavSagacity:
where can we get the Aba made..??

Yes, please! Where can we get Aba Made it in Georgia USA?

I need to wear that shirt as I watch our match on June 16 so I can bring good luck to my team.

sapeleboi:
we give him sleepy tablet

lol. I understand. I would have had heart palpitations too, but no stream to watch match. But the USA friendly with Ireland is on ESPN2 so I get to see that. Thank heavens for small mercies. I'll take whatever I can get. I was so psyched for a futbol match today mehn!

sapeleboi:
thank god the match have finished , because it nearly gave my father heart attack

What're you gonna do for him when we play our first real WC match on Saturday June 16? Against Croatia, no less. Those crazies!

No guaranty that Naija won't get to Russia and get to the quarterfinals (and further, insha Allah). No guaranty that England won't bottle their first match.

80 min: A period of England possession out on the left. Some crisp passing. It ends when Rashford looks for the bottom left from distance. He drags his shot well wide.

82 min: Alli departs to those pantomime boos from the Nigeria fans. Delph takes his place.

84 min: Now it’s Nigeria’s turn to ping the ball around nicely. Mikel and then Iheanacho threaten to cause England a bit of bother as they press towards the box, but the home side hold their shape and there’s no way through. Nigeria are forced to turn back upfield.

85 min: This match is beginning to peter out. England are quite content to sit back and stroke it around, killing the clock.

86 min: Delph, quarterbacking from deep, lifts a pass down the inside-right channel for Rashford, who attempts to guide a first-time header over Uzoho and into the top left. It goes over the bar, but a decent effort all round.

88 min: Mikel embarks on an intricate run down the middle of the park. He lays off for Musa, who nearly breaks into the box. Not quite. The ball’s recycled and a hail-mary is sent down the centre. Pickford comes out to punch. Mikel clatters into him, and that’s a free kick for England. What a delicious dribble by Mikel, though.

90 min: Nigeria see a lot of the ball, but England hold firm and the visitors can do little with it. There will be four added minutes.

90 min +1: Musa curls a cross in from the left. Iheanacho is lurking, but Cahill batters a header away from danger.

90 min +2: Welbeck races into a lot of space down the right. He’s got Rashford free in the middle, but opts to go it alone, stumbles slightly, and all momentum is lost.

90 min +3: Ebuehi accidentally studs Rose in the knee. Thankfully, after the initial sting of contact, Rose springs back into action.

And that’s that. England’s preparations for the World Cup have started well. Very well in the first half, perhaps not so well in the second. But a win’s a win’s a win. Polite applause ripples around Wembley accordingly.

FULL TIME: England 2-1 Nigeria

https://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2018/jun/02/england-v-nigeria-international-friendly-live

49 min: Ighalo works his way down the left and earns a corner. On the bench, Southgate looks concerned. The set piece is headed vaguely goalwards by Iwobi, but cleared by Cahill.

50 min: But Nigeria come straight back at England and earn another corner down the left. The resulting set piece isn’t anything to write home about, but it’s fair to say Nigeria look a totally different side already. England are still in the dressing room.

52 min: Lingard slips a pass down the inside-right channel, hoping to find the scampering Sterling. Uzoho comes out to smother. Sterling buckles his knees and starts falling before he clatters into the keeper ... and is booked for diving. It’s the correct decision, and his week isn’t getting any better.

https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/c5215e44507aa18328232c10eed06617c177e1a6/0_8_2663_1731/master/2663.jpg?w=780&q=55&auto=format&usm=12&fit=max&s=66f4010b1ab71f3080a3ed37bc7023fa

54 min: Mikel is given an absurd amount of room in the midfield. He strides with great intent towards the England box, but with the hosts on the retreat clanks an awful pass straight into a white shirt, with plenty of his attacking team-mates offering options.

56 min: Alli cuts in from the left and rolls a pass down the centre for Lingard. The ball’s a step behind Lingard, who can’t take it with him. A few centimetres the other way, and Lingard was clean through. Nigeria go up the other end, Moses blootering a wild - and wildly ambitious - effort miles over the bar from a silly distance. A real sense that this match isn’t going to end 2-1.

58 min: Lingard buzzes in from the left and tries a one-two with Kane. It doesn’t come off, and Kane cocks his head back to scream in frustration. England have misplaced their first-half mojo.

59 min: Ogu earns a corner down the right. Then from the set piece, he misplaces a pass and Sterling is nearly allowed to zip up the other end. Idowu puts a stop to his gallop with a fine tackle.

61 min: Idowu looks for Moses with a long, looping pass down the left. Moses didn’t anticipate it. A shame for Nigeria. England need to wake up.

62 min: Lingard feeds Alli down the left, and England win a corner. Young takes. It’s a brilliant whip towards the near post. Dier rises and flashes a header across the face of goal and out for a goal kick. What a chance ... and what a corner by Young.

63 min: Musa comes on for Moses.

64 min: Ighalo is crumped by Walker, and that’s a free kick out on the Nigerian left. Etebo curls it into the loaded England box, where it’s headed confidently away by Dier.

66 min: A nod to the 1980s as Stones, of all people, blooters the ball straight down the middle of the pitch. He very nearly releases Sterling, but Uzoho reaches the edge of his box first to claim.

67 min: England make a double change. Rose and Loftus-Cheek take the place of Lingard and Young.

68 min: Dier and Walker take turns to slice wild clearances into the air. Ighalo’s shove on Stones gets England out of a spot of self-inflicted bother.

69 min: Musa beats Walker in a foot race down the left, then pulls back in the hope of finding Iwobi. Stones clears, after a fashion, slipping on the seat of his pants as he does so. Mikel regains possession and has a blast for the bottom right from distance. Pickford’s not going to be beaten from there.

71 min: Trippier and Loftus-Cheek combine neatly down the right, the latter skittering into space. Loftus-Cheek dinks one into the box, but it files over the head of Kane, who was waiting patiently to head that one home. A nice idea, though, and a nostalgic reminder of England’s first-half fluidity.

72 min: Speaking of fluids, everyone stops for a drink.

73 min: The captain Kane is replaced by Welbeck, while Sterling makes way for Rashford.

75 min: For the second time this evening, two Nigerians accidentally head-butt each other. This time it’s Etebo and Omeruo. Play stops as they receive treatment. This has got very bitty, as the second halves of friendlies so often do.

76 min: Iheanacho, who scored a pearler here for Leicester City against Spurs on the last day of the Premier League season, comes on for Ighalo.

77 min: Musa is booked for flipping Loftus-Cheek over with a sliding tackle from behind.

78 min: Welbeck turns on the jets and makes down the inside-right channel. He cocks his leg to shoot as he enters the box, but Ekong slides in to deny him. Corner.

79 min: The corner is a complete waste of time.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2018/jun/02/england-v-nigeria-international-friendly-live

Nigeria's goal 23 minutes ago:


https://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2018/jun/02/england-v-nigeria-international-friendly-live
21m ago
13:24
GOAL! England 2-1 Nigeria (Iwobi 47)
Well this is a game-changer! Iwobi drops deep and sends Ighalo haring towards the England box with a cute dink down the inside right. Ighalo creams a fine shot off the left-hand post; it rebounds to Iwobi, who slams home. What a fine goal that was!

https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/b9362be26ed79dd94bbed213fed12b0cc9de214d/0_0_2382_1254/master/2382.jpg?w=780&q=55&auto=format&usm=12&fit=max&s=b5820b420ec9aa2cbd240d3791c3fec1

Ekaka1:
Don't bother , the English press is right...I'm watching the match live...our boys can't spell Tech at this stage only our goal keeper

It wasn't the press. It was some Man U fans. But there's a Naija bro there keeping the faith.

http://www.redcafe.net/threads/international-friendlies-may-june-england-friendly-discussion-in-here.439028/page-5

I've given up on the stream.

This will do.

Live updates.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2018/jun/02/england-v-nigeria-international-friendly-live

onatisi:
guys relax , they are only dramatizing and acting , they dont want to play to their full capacity so that their opponents wont see the better side

Thank you, my patriot!

I was wondering if anyone has ever quantified which country's fans are harder on their players. I know Nigerians are right up there. Brazilians get violent. Uruguayans just kill themselves. England are hot and cold.

rozayx5:
The shittiest naija team I have watched since birth

Oh dear! I'm reading an English site and they say we are technically poor. Make I go read Americana site o jare. They will be impartial, since they no dey go this world cup.

Lalas247:
Dream on

lalasticlala's sis, watch urself o!

ifymadu:
Any need to go to the World Cup? Even Mikel de complain.

Good riddance to Mikel.

Ekpekus:
Onazi and Joel Obi should just go home from half time...

England are at home. It;s to be expected. We'll floor 'em at the real thing. Just watch us soar!

froshroy:
goal 4-0

livestreamlink1:
who else thinks we need ahmed musa in this match


ENGLAND VS NIGERIA LIVE STREAMING {INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY MATCH}


click here to watch the match live


watch and enjoy!!!!!!!!!

Your link looks dodgy. Not clicking that!

Djtm:
Where can I stream online?

Only good one on Youtube got killed as soon as I posted the link.

I need stream too o!

The little I saw - just before and after the goal - the English were playing rough.

memski:
plz guys, is go TV showing the match?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G_Yk266Kvw

Anabell2:
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2018 at 7:06 PM
From: "Annabel
To: "Mustaqha Temitope" <atemidayo846@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: pourtmourt would like to send you a message
Are you nuts? Please dont call me mummy again, I didnt give birth to you!
You constantly calling me mummy is NOT going to melt my heart.

Yeah i made you popular. I hope you have seen your dedicated website which was made for you two years ago on the internet Its all over google

By the way, why are you contacting me after 2 years of you scamming me to tell me these sob stories.

You need me to send you money for your child's burial?
I have just confirmed her death from your facebook page.

Unfortunately, I have no sympathy for scammers like you. You deserve every shitty thing that happens in your life.

Expect no sympathy from me because my heart is FROZEN and dont even beat anymore! NO APOLOGIES

You need sympathy? Look in the dictionary between Shit and Syphllis, thats where you will find my Sympathy.

Dont play victim to the circumstances you created.
You havent seen anything yet. You have just started

Until you refund the other lady bolorunfem the money you defrauded from her and Me, I wish you all the BEST in your miserable life. I cant remember the others you defrauded on the forum except i log in and have a search. unfortunately i dont have time for that

Thank you Karma, for allowing me the pleasure to watch you bitch slap those who are long overdue. Keep up the good work! Mwwwwahhh
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Know that I am sorry you were scammed. You see, I found your post because I was looking to handle a similar situation. I also was scammed out of hundreds of thousands of naira a year ago. My anger was recently re-ignited because my scammer started to pester and beg me again for money. I thought, "the nerve of them, after I already put it behind me and didn't demand they return my money! Now they're so bold they want to tell me some tall tales again about why they need money, without ever satisfactorily explaining all the inconsistencies in their story that made me doubt them in the first place? A real bold scammer!"

But, after reading the bolded, I was overwhelmingly sad. You have a right to be angry and vengeful. But, please please please, a baby goes through a lot to come into this world and we can never be nonchalant about a child losing its struggle after many months in utero. I believe this is our only lives and we can never know everything until we die. I hope you take my comment in the spirit in which it was meant.

Tame Ted Dent

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