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Celestyn8213:
God worse in a mysterious ways, who are we to ask why he died at this tender age when some people refuse to die... Rest in peace

can somebody borrow me a fainting space

the bolded sha

Until both chambers are scrapped for one while reducing the number of the one that'll be left, Nigeria may know no all-round peace


Even if it is maintained in 2019,the masses owe themselves the duty to elect credible individuals who will have their best interest first at heart before having their personal interest at the tail end

When I left school people thought I would be a big ahog as I was so hard working and determined but then my life went downhill from there.

what we will be advising here won't go a long way except it begins from deep within you.

go back memory lane and note when and where the downhill started and think why it started then i promise you all your answers you'd get them excellently well.

The headache na from village??

Headache wey 20 naira panadol go deal it in no time

mikron:
i live in area 1 garki, close to the shopping centre. do u also reside in abuja?

I stay in Mararaba sha

But do go through Area 1 every evening when coming back from work

BTW let's talk offline sha if you don't mind

mikron:
my paddy how ur side, abuja is always fine bro, we dey look buhari hand
were u able to watch the match? i mean the Home based eagles vs the lone stars of sierra leone?

what part of Abuja do you stay

forgiveness:
CHELSEA AND ENGLAND SHOULD OPPOSE NIGERIA’S TAMMY ABRAHAM PURSUIT

The latest rumours circulating about a young Chelsea player d[/b]o not deal with transfers or loans but with national team allegiance. If Nigeria are truly chasing Tammy Abraham, both England and Chelsea should be furious.

Tammy Abraham’s decision to play for either England or Nigeria matters deeply not only to the country he chooses, but to Chelsea FC as well. Whether you approach the question from logic or emotion, you reach the same very certain and very firm conclusion: Tammy Abraham should turn down every single advance from Nigeria and stick with England.

The first and most obvious point is that Tammy Abraham – though of Nigerian heritage – was born in Camberwell, London. He was born and raised and reared in the United Kingdom. Yes, his parents are of Nigerian heritage. But at what point does that stop mattering? Every person in the world can trace their bloodline back to some far-flung destination, yet that does not determine their nationality.

Abraham was born in London. He has been at Chelsea since he was eight years old. He did not move to England as a young boy. Tammy Abraham was born the second of October 1997 in perfect damn London, England. He is a wonderful young footballer and a funny, charming young man. He does not need to be peddled by some older, cynical managers and footballing bureaucrats in a strategic chess game of prospect-catching.

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The fact that Nigeria are even considering this is exactly what is wrong with international football in the first place. International football is not there to strategically pick your way to progress professionally, and it should not be about cynical attempts to further a brand. It is about pride in the country of your birth. Abraham is from England. Let him be from England.

It was wrong when Victor Moses changed nationalities, and when Diego Costa did it as well. This sort of behavior is to the detriment of the wonderful patriotic moments that make international football great.

If not simply for national pride, Chelsea should hope that Tammy Abraham plays for England for one simple reason: the African Cup of Nations. AFCON takes place in the middle of the Premier League season. If Tammy Abraham is going to be as good as people suspect he will be, then Chelsea need to keep him around.

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Abraham draws comparisons to Ian Wright, and in younger age group trials outshone Kylian Mbappe. Abraham will make Harry Kane look like an incomplete and poor striker in a few years’ time, while taking a legitimate shot at Chelsea’s all-time goals record. The last thing Chelsea need is Abraham gone for a month and a half during a key part of the season.

AFCON is a wonderful footballing tournament played at a hysterically terrible time of year. In many ways it devalues some of the footballers in it, and makes it harder for some clubs to invest in them. Having Abraham play for Nigeria simply lowers his value for Chelsea FC. They will not have him around as often while he increases his risk of injury by playing in a full international tournament in less-than-spectacular conditions in the middle of a Premier League and Champions League season.

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This move would not benefit anybody except the Nigerian Football Federation. Abraham is a phenomenal young player. He should be setting his sights high on success with the England national team – the country of his birth – not strategically trying to win caps playing for a country he has at most visited on emotional vacations.

http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/901371251?-18946:4882:0

the author should go and sit down

The tourney is gonna be moved to end of season

Mickael2:
www.101greatgoals.com/blog/were-chelsea-really-robbed-against-barcelona-in-the-2009-champions-league-semi-final/


please read this article and see that Barca were robbed just as much as Chelsea. One clear penalty call in the first leg and a dubious red card

You pointed out just two right..

I might as well point out over 5 of Chelsea.. So??

You ran away from the main issue though which is the H2H rule you brought into the picture

And BTW the infamous referee had this to say from your link

“I still get a few death threats but they go straight into the garbage box. I don’t take them seriously, although sometimes I wonder about the people who send them. Just yesterday I got an email from a Chelsea fan saying he wanted to kill me and my family. Everyone who knows the laws of the game knows I should have done things differently, but that’s the life of a referee.” – Tom Henning Ovrebo.

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no pictures

add pix so that i'll call lalasticlala and mynd44 to get the piece to the front page

Mickael2:
ok, watch that goal that Torres scored and tell me it has anything to do with the DMF. Watch the one Ramires scored and tell me the Dmf had any business there. The Dmf stops attacks coming from the midfield but the DMF can be bypassed by long balls which Chelsea implemented.

Wait sef it's not as if Chelsea schooled Barca. They almost always won on away goals rule and that apari even defeated Chelsea en route the treble in 2008 so I don't get your point

you said chelsea won them on away goals rule and i'll also like to remind you that in 2008 too it was on same rule but laced with controversies