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komekn:
Maybe you wish to be obsequious as you bend over to sing praise, your appreciation of intellect, I guess is a reflection of your own level.

In order to appreciate intellect you must have some, in this regard define "character assassination" according to you and how I have assassinated her character. But in case you do not know FYI , Character assassination is a deliberate and sustained effort to damage the reputation or credibility of an individual.

Your Queen made an all encompassing negative unfounded proposition about all Nigerians in the diaspora founded on essentially nothing beyond the superficial. And i questioned it.

You also have made these spurious unfounded sentiment based assumptions.

I challenged you before you went missing and i give you the same challenge i gave Safarigirl, present one not two just one post where i have with unbridled prejudice denigrated a Nigerian home grown player




A screenshot will do, also remember your perception is not a fact its a reflection of your own vision, it is not evidence or substance.

Odunayaw:
I've done mine and I don't see what formula you used in making them the ONLY professional club in country. So sir, show your workings.

Odunayaw:
Because of online presence?

CoIdplay:
Thank you Sir.

Actually, I'm using a foreign voice over to give my adverts a unique touch that will attract the attention of many.

However, I am hoping to adjust to our local voice of a client deems it fit for their brand.

CoIdplay:
Good morning to the best football analysts in the country. My respect for all of you on this thread knows no bounds. I don't contribute much because I enjoy reading what my daddies have written and I prefer to learn.

However, I won't deny that I see subjective comments here from Komekn and Chryskel that will always show their full support to a player even when they are not performing as expected.

I respect you all though. Special shout out to Sir Tbaba123 Icons Icon4s and all the legendary men here.


Please I recently launched an advert production brand. We produce advert videos for businesses with a foreign voice over. We can also produce a clip for your loved ones at a very cheap price and it's pay on delivery.

Just take a look at what we do here.



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PS: To announce my readiness for this thread. I will do a video for a footballer of the thread's choice and I pray the player will get to see it.

Please select a player and let me know.


Thanks.

AndSunGorilla:
Rashidi Yekini that helped people, where is he today? It's good to help the needy and friends and all but what I am against is the blackmail and entitlement mentality that so and so must help me. Jihday I dey your side jare.

Edopesin:
As in ehn, their Media follow up is unrivaled
they recently got to 200k followers on FB and also recently launched their website and forum

I can't wait to see them in the Npfl but not next season, my Bendel insurance is still top priority

andrewbaba44:
U

Well I didn’t really know about their relationship

Nacho has really helped some friends ,even one of his late friend self he is also helping that one

I might agree they Kingsley didn’t know nacho form day one because kingsley is way older than nacho and dude has played football in Hungary

Maybe Na Nadho God take bless Kingsley

This life dey one kind

Make people leave nacho ooo ,dele momodu didn’t help his old friend that they use to sell newspaper together ,the old baba still dey sell newspaper till now and dele has progressed

mostob:
o boy! Be like this guy tall pass simy nwankwo o . Onuachu still dey learn o

Eizzy003:
All of you who have being asking about Ekerete Udom aka Tall Boi of Vandresser Fc,These are his pics

safarigirl:
He is helping plenty people already, let the friend find another helper. He is not in a position to help such a person. Someone that can do something like this, any help you render them will never be sufficient. Never.

Odunayaw:
JoeBilling This one will tell us he feels more Beninoise in future

maidaboi:
yea even Felix rating is 8.1 now

maidaboi:
he came on in the 59th minute and scored in the 76th minute with a whoscored rating of 7.7 second only to Felix with 8.4

ChrisKels:
He is my boy, and I'm glad he is coming back, I pray he stays healthy.


Andre my man, I go deal with you over this boy, prepare for me

Edopesin:
Anaemena

Bolowolowo:
Akpeyi is ahead of Uzoho.

TheGoodJoe:
‘Who is this small boy?’ – ‘Skinny’ Ndidi on making World Cup squad amid intimidation

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The Leicester City midfielder has narrated his testing journey before making John Obuh’s squad for the 2013 U20 Fifa World Cup in Turkey

Wilfred Ndidi has revealed how he overcame a barrage of intimidation en route to making Nigeria’s squad for the 2013 Fifa U20 World Cup.

Having been dropped from the Golden Eaglets’ team for the 2013 African U17 Championship staged in Morocco owing to an MRI controversy alongside Ibrahim Abdullahi and Emmanuel Asadu, Ndidi was promoted into the U20 team thanks to his superlative talent.

At that time John Obuh’s Flying Eagles were preparing for the global showpiece in Turkey, and the 16-year-old had to prove his worth to make the final list.

And that never came easy for the defender because of his ‘skinny’ appearance. In his discussion with Out of Home Podcast, the Nigeria international recounted his experience and how he never submitted against all odds.

“When I got to the U20 team, I was seeing these guys. They were professionals who were already playing in the league. They were strong when compared to myself, a skinny boy coming from an academy to the U17's and now to the U20's," Ndidi said.

“Immediately they saw me, they were like ‘Who is this small boy?’ It was just all over my face that who is this small boy. It was so tough that my roommate would sleep on the bed and I would sleep on the ground.

“I wasn’t intimidated because I knew what I was there to do and not to make friends. Everything worked in my favour because I trained with older people growing up in the barracks.

“I only started training with my age mates when I was in the Nath Academy, so I was already used to training with bigger guys so I wasn’t scared. To me, it was just normal.

“You might be stronger than me, but I won’t give you my body to overpower me.”

Ndidi trained under Flying Eagles’ assistants as the chief coach was in Germany for important assignments. However, things got worse on his return as he did not hide his challenge with his physique.

“The coach wasn’t around because he went for a course but the other officials liked me and they were saying I was young, intelligent and they were encouraging me. But when the coach returned from Germany, he was like ‘why did you put this small boy in the defence?” the ex-Genk man continued.

“Getting that from a coach I like and who was popular in Nigeria got me so sad, I became nervous and didn’t know what to do.

“He never saw me play except during training but he was getting updates from other officials but he kept asking why a small boy was put in the defence and all that but [other officials] kept saying ‘that boy is good’.

“I didn’t make the cut when he announced the list but when I was about leaving [the camp], some of the officials said ‘you are not going anywhere, he has to see you play’. Then a game was organised for me for the coach to see me play.

“During the game, I played so well but the moment I was substituted our opponents scored against us. After the game, he came to me and said you did very well today.

“For me, you are not strong to be in the central defence but I will take you to Toulon tournament so that other teams can see you and maybe want you, but you are not going to the World Cup because I need a strong player. I wasn’t bothered as long I was going to Toulon.”

In France, Nigeria U20 returned home with their heads bowed low after a devastating outing that saw them record two wins and two draws in Group B that had Brazil, Portugal, Mexico and Belgium.

But for Ndidi, it was his saving grace to remain in the team as he proved his class following Obuh’s decision to rest others.

He added: “The mistake he made was that he rested his best defenders throughout the tournament and I was playing in the central defence. I played against Lukaku brother [Jordan]. Even the Brazilian coach [Alexandre Gallo] said ‘you are a young boy and you are doing well’. He also encouraged me because he liked the way I played.

“We didn’t go far in the competition but I was doing well while he rested his best defender. When it was time to reveal his final list, he came to me and said: ‘You did very well in the tournament and my officials are happy with you. You are going to make the World Cup team but I don’t think you will play. This is not a pre-season tournament in case but you are not going to play’.

“From you are too small to travel to Toulon and now making the World Cup – I was happy because I was getting the opportunities for free because some people were trying to pay to make the team – it was really bad.

“When we got to the World Cup, we lost the first game 3-2 to Portugal. The best player he rested wasn’t fit. He was just training but wasn’t fit for the matches. The other officials came and told him ‘Play this boy. He did well in Toulon, just try him’. Then I got to play the first game.”

Ndidi went ahead to play in his first game in the 3-0 defeat of Cuba, then a 1-0 victory over South Korea and the failed Round of 16 encounter against Uruguay.

The Leicester City star, Moses Simon and Shehu Abdullahi are the only players in Obuh’s 21-man team who made it to the senior national team, Super Eagles.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.goal.com/en-ie/amp/news/who-is-this-small-boy-skinny-ndidi-on-making-world-cup-squad/1ml273x5vtr5m1dhyrxgr99b0o

TheGoodJoe:
Addressing unfounded rumours does not give him a right to act rudely. I even took the liberty of posting earluer comments by Billing and such animosity was not there. I feel he thinks he is closer to a shot with the Danes and went overboard with his comment. He was wrong. Stop trying hard to defend wrong actions.

If that was such a right way, his earluer words would have been so.

ChrisKels:
I know my real guy, he has been tryna drag me out since this mess, but I chose to ignore him


I still have a bet with him though

ChrisKels:
I own up to my shits, and I don't do things to please no one, but no, I never fought for any bragging rights