₦airaland Forum

sillyboy:
Everybody on nairaland are just tight except for the hypocrites. I sincerely dislike male hypocrites. Trying so hard to be nice to get people's attention when they actually feel opposite what they say . My advise to you hypocrites is just to be you and enjoy your life.

sillyboy:
exactly my sentiments!!! why should I want to prove am one nice chap when I know am no gentleman


@Creamish

WOW!!


errm. . . r u guys sure u want to do this?. . . .do i call d other admirers to join in d fight? _{*reminds me of d passport of mallam ilya*}


do what? am I also one of your admirers? 

9ja4eva:
NIGERIA's attempt to replace injured first choice goalkeeper, Moses Ocheje, who has been knocked out of the competition by injury, has been rebuffed by world football governing body, FIFA.

Ocheje was knocked out of the tourney when central defender Suraj Sodiq crashed into him during Nigeria's first game against Costa Rica at the Royal Athletic Park in Victoria City, and needed to be revived before being taken to hospital.

NFA's Media Officer, Ademola Olajire, who spoke with The Guardian from Canada, said NFA scribe, Bolaji Ojo-Oba had written to FIFA General Secretary through the General Co-ordinator, Victoria Centre, that Nigeria needed to "bring in another goalkeeper, considering that we have a maximum of six matches left in the tournament."

Replying, FIFA said that "a player listed on the official list of players may be replaced only in the event of a serious injury up to 24 hours before the kick-off of the team's first match."

Meanwhile, anybody who feels that the Flying Eagles will take it easy against Japan in today's match because they have already qualified for the second round of the competition, may be in for a big surprise because team captain, Nduka Ozokwor, has declared that the team would play to beat the Asians and get the winning bonus.

Ozokwor said that the absence of suspended defender, Ambrose Efe and injured goalkeeper, Moses Ocheje won't stop the Flying Eagles because "we need the full match bonus."

He added:"Apart from wanting to win and stay here in Victoria, we also need the money. Victoria is somewhere we are getting used to gradually and we now have a large fan base here.

"So, it will be better for us to remain here for the Round of 16, and only a win against Japan can guarantee that."

A draw will not do because Japan are presently at the top courtesy of their higher number of goals, even as both teams are tied on goals difference of plus three.

The players were each paid $750 for the win over Scotland, the same amount they got for beating Costa Rica on Sunday. They will get another $750 each if they beat Japan, and will earn $1,000 each if they win the round of 16 match.



http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/sports/article05

nateevs:
Excuse me please!!!!! where r u from?

@NATEEVS

DO U BEAR LATEEF?

U SOUND LIKE AN OMO ILE KEWU THOSE SMALL SMALL CHILDREN DOING ARABIC LESSONS

WHY ASK WHERE AM FROM? WHATEVER HAPPENED TO YOUR LENSES?