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somehow:
Its a big issue

Makes us look stupid on this board
Like some unserious people idling away with senseless comments day in and out.

No more stretching this, I guess earthquake already got banned for what he did.

Funny enough, most of us don't know the persons behind each monikers, so it's easy to misbehave.

Nothing more from me on this.

safarigirl:
Because the monikers are afobear, gustav and their third friend whose name escapes me.

somehow:
Prove that I've ever crossed anyone's comments or ever called any trash before.

I am not interested in mudslinging if that is what you come on this board to do.

I can step out of the line sometimes but I always retrace my steps and apologize.

You can expose me though it you think I'm lying with evidence .

KevinDein:
Both, really.

I'm a huge huge Plateau UTD fan. Born and bred in Jos. Also happy that away wins are becoming a norm in NPFL these days.

safarigirl:
if you have a valid, different opinion, feel free to state it, rather than cross out someone's opinion and call it trash

This place is not Romance or Politics Section, where dunderheads have free rein to misbehave. We can take the occasional jabs from certain monikers, but this rubbish you did with tbaba's post will not stand.

It would do you well to refrain from such juvenile behavior next time.

KevinDein:
Wow, Plateau UTD, 5 games, 2 away wins and 1 draw, 2 home wins; 13 points from 15.

Awesome start. Just so happy.

komekn:
Thankfully Amaju is not ignorant of the dynamics of football marketing and value associated with national allegiance.

Soon Eberechi Eze will be playing for Nigeria, my expectations before the end of January or sooner.

tbaba1234:
Football is a career, some of us make moves in our careers primarily for financial reasons not because we love our company more than another.

When the financially better move aligns with a career advancement move. The choice is easy. That is why most players will choose England over Nigeria.

It does not mean, they love one country over the other. Some of these boys listen to mainly Nigerian music but they have a connection to both countries.

darkelf:
Eze has already rejected Naija and yet many of us here haven't read the writing on the wall.

"Please give me enough time to make my decision" was what Abraham and Tomori said (they may have said it with other words and not exactly in he same words)

Koboko99:
On Sadiq Umar's time at Rangers FC and his relationship with Steven Gerrard.

Speaking to The Sunday Post, he said: “All of a sudden, I was told that I could not use the first-team dressing-room any more. Instead I had to go change with the kids. Then, after a few days, I was also forbidden to park my car inside the training centre.

“I felt humiliated and kept asking what was the reason for the change of attitude. But I never received any answers. Gerrard wouldn’t give any explanation about it, neither to me nor my representatives.

“I believe absolutely that I was not given a fair chance to show what I can do. They made me feel like a stranger. I started only once (in the League Cup semi-final against Aberdeen) and that was when there were no other strikers available.

“As I say, for me everything went wrong after they brought in another striker (Lafferty). Once I put a ‘like’ on Instagram to a post from a fan – and I was fined £20,000, which was absurd.

“And Rangers didn’t even pay me up everything I was due. They still have to give me my salary for December.”


If we talk about a certain player at wolves, someone will tell us he was frozen out of the team because of Jorge Mendez involvement with the club but he's always too quick to pass a judgment on Sadiq Umar.

Sadiq was froze out of the team too without any explanation, not like he played 25 games without scoring.

If you can make excuses for someone because he didn't get to play then think twice before you pass such judgement on Sadiq.

darkelf:
CAF player of the year: Sadio Mane

CAF player of the year (female): Asisat Oshoala

CAF youth player of the year: Achraf Hakimi

Men's national team of the year: Algeria

Women's National team of the year: Nigeria

Coach of the year (Male): Djamel Belmadi (Algeria) or Nicolas Dupuis (Madagascar)

Coach of the year (Female): Thomas Dennerby

Please feel free to drop your prediction for the CAF awards

somehow:
Enugu rangers vs Akwa starlets

Wetin concern me with foreign league?

Icon4s:
I neva saw yours.

Please let's all behave matured here. We all have equal posting rights. No one's posts deserves to crossed and called rubish

jihday:
Pinnick have scored another own goal

charlesemeka85:
U saw Tha amateur defending from tomori?

andrewbaba44:
Bros forget afcon, didnt mane won the champions league?

He was the best player in liverpool team, better than salah

Yaya will always win it ahead of mikel so make we commot that one, yaya is too prolific for a midfielder

andrewbaba44:
You ARE VERY BIAS

Award belongs to mane

Please remove sentiment

OMANBALA1:
Go back and see Nigeria vs Lesotho again and sincerely tell me how many passes the nigga missed then watch Nigeria U23 vs South Africa and tell me how many passes Zuby missed....may God help Zuby enter better club and all you haterz go carry gbese. Khaki nobi leather. Nonetheless, Ndidi is a good player but he was also lucky, while Zuby has not had so much luck. This happened to Osimhen and now Onyekuru but we know their talents. If Zuby moves to a better club na end of story ooo. Dont say I didnt tell you so, the nigga na midfield boss. He can play DM, CM and even attacking

charlesemeka85:
Bro I never told you that Rohr have achieved more than keshi

BascoVanVeli:
No the system can be changed right now. The nff can create measures to ensure that their referees don't get compromised. The NRA can do more to punish foul refs on sight. This all can be done today.

OMANBALA1:
It doesn't take a seer to spot an intelligent individual, brother. And , no , Keshi is not corrupt. It's a matter of preference and like I said a fit Zuby will start ahead of a fit Ndidi....my preference.

Animals in human skin

charlesemeka85:
not only corrupt but well connected politically. i bet you that if not that jonathan lost to buhari keshi would have remain as the super eagles head coach prior to his demise.

i still make jokes that sacking keshi was the only good dividends from buhari's government because if not pinnick wouldn't have had the guts to dare authorities from higher places in jona's government then who were pals with keshi.

do you have an idea of how many times pinnick tried to sack keshi but was stopped by powers beyond him?

winning the afcon turned keshi to a monster and demi god at the same time which gave him more leverage yo carry out his dubious practices without blinking in conjunction with tony harris who was the agent of almost all the deadwoods that made keshi's team on a regular basis

OMANBALA1:
You may have missed my point. I am saying that the current set of players Rohr is working with are some of best talents in Africa and even across the world to stretch it. We agree on that but I want us all to understand and agree that the success of this very set is not in anyway rested on the tactical abilities of Rohr. He inherited those players from our "corrupt" Nigerian coaches. Keshi , Siasia , Eguavon didnt have these sort of talents,when they coached the Eagles....you know ,like Pep struggling to win matches at the Champions League without his Barcelona special talents...lol. In essence, Rohr was simply lucky-in the right place at the right time. He is not a genius! However, I think he knows how to manage players attitudes and behaviors.

BascoVanVeli:
Tell our government to stop bribery. Why should everyone be forced to leave just to make it when we have a league?

I personally don't care who coaches because at the end of the day we only look at results.

OMANBALA1:
So, Otigba , Ajagun , Imo etc were the players that were gonna win the world cup for Nigeria...come on, soul brother! The truth is that that era was the drought period. Dont sugarcoat anything. In reference to those players , where are they today? Their world class quality suddenly disappeared? Shouldn't we be criticizng Rohr for ignoring Onyekuru who was one of our hottest players in Europe ,while he paraded a spineless Simon. Why arent you up in arms screaming corruption ? Africans worship white people like God starting from the white Jesus in your catholic church...its deep brainwashing...lol..works like magic.

Those average players you listed up there werent gonna make any big difference and its ultimately a matter of preference. Haruna Lukman , Taye Taiwo and co were mere pretenders and we saw how they fizzled out with time. Every coach has his preferred tactics and players. If I were a coach Iwobi will be selling gala, Ndidi will sit for Zuby...my choice.

OMANBALA1:
Let's not forget to give credit where its due. The two time a Nigerian club won the prestigious African Champions League they were led by our indigenous coaches in the person of Khadiri Ikhana MON and Okey Emordi MON. Again , the root of corruption in Nigeria cant be traced to Nigerian coaches. They work in a broken system. The government are responsible for the decay

EmmGee:
Kelechi Iheanacho makes the bench!!

This is NOT a drill

Kbs468:
Bring it on na. Why not. Is Tammy be not a Nigerian? Abi hell will let loose because he opted for England?

charlesemeka85:
likewise i myself because i will boast to be one of the realest here who spit things the way they are. i am no longer a kid who's submissions are based on what is trending in the media or our football circle. atleast i am old enough to acknowledge the truth when i see one and will never back out from saying it

i have been following the super eagles right from the mid nineties and from that period till date it will be ignorant to address me as a novice in matters related to nigerian football except our female teams which i don't follow much.

no matter the hate it takes nothing from us admitting the fact that rohr have done well since taking over the coaching responsibility of the super eagles and based on my personal rating i will give him 7/10

i knew little about him and wasn't really sold out on him when the nff brought him on board but after watching his first 2 games against tanzania at home and zambia away i knew the man has something to offer which grew my confidence in him and the team.

i will be a drastic decision if the nff decide to allow him leave

BascoVanVeli:
Did Keshi make his name in the Nigerian league? Why must the league be the excuse to every equation?

Kbs468:
SAKA-Not even on the bench

Subs: Martinez, Mustafi, Maitland-Niles, Nelson, Pepe, Willock, Martinelli.