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comodo:
I think you don start agaim. When u enter one corner now u gon begin dey yapa say na Richard Allison u dey talk of.
No dey play God for people football career u no go hear.

komekn:
No.no

I absolutely was talking about Markovich.

He is a player I knew very well and also was privy to what the club felt about him. I had seen him training way too many times and in U23 games.

In 2019 there was only one Marko in Liverpool and thats what every one called him.

So stop using your limited knowledge to make an assumptive deduction based on your perception not the facts.

I have looked at the original post in 2019 and although it actually says Grujic.

I just thought it was another name for Marko because that's what everyone called him. I would not comment about a player on loan in the Bundesliga that I haven't seen play and train before, or had any reports about with such ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY.

I am not that emotive and prejudiced.

So you can believe what you like it seems so many have been waiting to see if the cam ascribe a LIE TO ME.

But it simply FAILS.

Icon4s:
Hello Team, today is my birthday.


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TheSuperNerd:
Shocker

I hope it is not true but the links are strong.

Ekong to Watford.

That will be a major step down.

We already have Omeruo playing Segunda football and Rohr is ready to manage that but Ekong too?? This move better not happen.

Melvinity:
... This guy dey ball aswear.... Forget those.... Make I no insult person

Edopesin:
Napoli Starting XI:

Ospina, Malcuit, Luperto, Koulibaly, Ghoulam, Demme, Gaetano, Politano, Amin, Lozano, Osimhen.

Subzero047:
Iheanacho pulling a Ronaldinho

https://twitter.com/LBlcfc/status/1299736562050138116?s=19[/quote]Where are those that said he cannot take on defenders but only give side and back passes when in tight corners.....we dey wait

Edopesin:
5min and Monaco have already conceded a goal

Monaco 0-1 Reims

Watch live: https://bit. ly/3grmk1a

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forgiveness:
Stop deceiving yourself. Osimhen is yet to attain Ighalo's level.

Ighalo is a legend in Granada.

forgiveness:
You said he struggled with injury when he arrived in 2017 but fact on ground shows he came with injury in 2016.

You said he didn't recover on time that was why he didn't have game time but fact on ground showed he recovered on time for 2017/2018 season.

The fact remains that Osimhen was available for 24 matches in 2017/2018 season because he WAS FIT.

You should have said Osimhen didn't get to play because those Germans didn't believe in him. Very simple.

forgiveness:
When was he injured, throughout 2016/2017 season or throughout 2017/2018 season?

If he wasn't fit, why did he make the bench in the first match of 2017/2018 season and played for 6 minutes on the August 2017?

chrisooblog:
God bless you for this. how can you be hyper critical of a kid going to Europe for the first time. un top of that suffered a very bad injury that took time to heal but gloating that he was a championship level player without even watching him play.

honestly if Victor was reading comments here on nairaland during that period the poor boy would have quit football out of frustration and depression.

forgiveness:
Bros, I am not here to rubbish Osimhen but to state facts.

Osimhen came to Wolburg in 2016/2017 season and he had injury throughout that season but he recovered earlier enough for the 2017/2018 season and even made the bench.

He was available for 24 matches in 2017/2018 before he sustained another injury.

Can you explain how he had serious injury throughout his whole career in the Bundesliga?

komekn:
Injury is part of football.

How long was he Injured for at Wolfsburg 2 years

You are bending the truth backwards to present an untruth. He played a few games in the first team prior to that he had trained for how long and played in the youth team.

After a few games in the first team he was found to be poor and was sent back to the academy to learn more. He was simply not good enough.

komekn:
Football is a short term career and deductions are always on the HERE and NOW and with context AT THAT TIME.

When Osimhen was at Wolfsburg he was very poor he played a few games and after that was relegated back to the youth team to learn.

My suspicion is that player coming from Nigeria academies in general not all but many will be lacking in a number of areas including technical ability and understanding. They are very raw so to speak.

On arrival at s good football academies there wellbeing many gaps in their football education.

Tyrone Mings England defender was released by Southampton as a 16 year old teenager he was considered too small. A year later he had grown 6 inches. Did Southampton make a wrong decision in the context of AT THAT TIME it was the right decision.

Forgiveness deduction was absolutely correct taken in the context of AT THAT TIME.

Subzero047:
Did Alampasu play?

mostob:
Heard he want to quit football. He shouldn't try such ,that is the only thing that can keep depression away from him. I feel for him sha. the wife no try at all.

komekn:
Football is not science and mathematics.

It's projection and probability.

Nonetheless, the post TheGoodJoe is referring to is over three years ago. When Osimhen was a mere teenager.

Was struggling in Wolfsburg contrary to the shameless misinformation and misrepresentation that has been presented as facts by a number of misguided contribututors.

That I HATE HIM.

The screen shot is more or less self explanatory taken in context objective yet positive.

ChrisKels:
This picture is about a week old, they took it before traveling to Nigeria. As of 11hrs ago, Osimhen was sighted giving advice to some younger players he met training somewhere in Lagos.

Here is a picture of Osimhen with his hood guy(s) yesterday

Joebie:
PREMIER LEAGUE U21 BEST-XI (WhoScored)

TheSuperNerd:
According to Oma Akatugba Who dropped the exclusives on Osimhen's Medicals being done and transfer update which he said would be made official by Tuesday or latest wednesday, Vic could be costing Napoli €81 million euros.

Likely breakdown is €50 million + Adam Ounas (worth €31million) OR €51 million euros + Adam Ounas (worth €30million).

Now that's an African record if confirmed officially.


And I think it's really cool Vic is permitting his entourage to give the privilege of exclusive info around his transfer to a Nigerian Journalist of international standing but not only because of that. It's because they have a good relationship and an understanding. That's some fine home bond. A brotherhood thing. Class act from Vic.

So other Journos looking to get an exclusive bite off the transfer of Vic would inevitably reference Oma.

Ladies and Gentlemen.... The transfer drama is about to come to a sweet end and a new chapter shall truly begin for our Super Lad, Osimhen. Stay tuned.