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Unlimited22:
Bikeman, just in case the first renouncing wasn't enough, I hereby disassociate myself from that clown masquerading as our number one goalie

Until he decides to be an actual one.

41 goals conceded in all competitions and we still dey January.

diggz:
Kepa! What a keeper...

bigkesh:
This season has always been a youth experiment.

If a gem like Reece James and a decent Tammy is what we get out of it, all well and good... If we can get Top 4,even better.

Mount and Odoi are not ready.... That Mount has no Fibre of creativity in his body..

But of course, just like KDB, Salah, RLC and Boga.... Don't give up on them till they are 24..a long term loan will do just fine


Ziyech is a fucking no Brainer.

Lana1:
Abeg help me play R Kelly - I wish for my guy

elampiro:
Our games has improved. We play close to the final third than before.

elampiro:
You want us to play like Liverpool. My guy things scattered since SAF left. It will not be easy to get the consistency we all want. But it is better recently and Rashford is proving critics wrong. Martial is getting better too. The understanding among players is better.

Jchibike:
My point is that it cannot be forced. You cannot gather people and ask them to revolt, like Sowore tried to do. Everyone must come to a point where they see for themselves that no other option is available than a revolution.

SolidLight:
1. A democratically elected person with a formidable support base to fight opposition.
2. Military coup: JJ Rawlings of Ghana comes to mind. A risky option but one that will guarantee tremendous improvement if a sound General or Officer is point man.
3. Recolonization: in this case, the use of the word "ruthless" might be an overreach. I consider this the best option for Nigeria but chances are very low considering how the world has evolved. South Africa is a mirage of what Nigeria would have looked like should the brits have stayed a while longer.

Jchibike:
How idealistic! You want to change the course of Nigerian history forever using the NOA and social media. The former is an institution run by people who themselves most likely need orientation. People without their skin in the game trying to spur an equally docile people towards change. No wonder it worked so well in the past!

Social media? I won't even go into that.

StephenEA:
further more, reorientation is a very sssslllloooowwww process, was it today you heard "Charity begins at home". Meaning"Reorientation begins at home". Years I've been hearing this, but today, the family is no difference, even worse.

Reorientation requires understanding, long suffering. But this is very impossible as a result of the great Wall of Ethnicity and Religion. Now look at Nigeria today, if you begin reorientation today, when do you think you'll achieve your goals. How, do you go about it like Jchibike said?

Sowore was doing something diplomatic, he was silenced, that's not what I'm talking about. Such revolution will need a personality like sowore, (someone who is aimed at demolishing bad leadership), but not the activities of sowore.

Jchibike:
By not starting it at all. It must happen of its own accord. When the state has reached its tipping point, as I said earlier.

Jchibike:
I agree with you on all the problems you've mentioned--as I'm sure most honest Nigerians would. Do you mind telling me how you plan to carry out that reorientation? It's not enough to highlight all the issues that disturb us as a nation. What is your plan? I would like to know.

Do you know why I think a revolution would work? If tomorrow you see a group of soldiers guarding a wooden table in the middle of the road, what would you think? It doesn't matter if there's a similar table just a stone's throw away on which a woman is selling pepper. So long as that one table is being guarded by soldiers, you'd be forced to deduce that there must be some great value to that one table.

Value systems are not always symmetrical. If Nigerians decide today that this country, as seemingly hopeless and worthless as it is, is worth fighting for, no one in his right mind will stand in the way for too long. We, with our own hands, will reorient ourselves.

Jchibike:
1. Libya's so called revolution did not happen organically.

2. The outcomes of events like a revolution are largely asymmetrical and cannot be predicted in the short term. This is the problem. No spirit of sacrifice. Look through history at the nations whose founding fathers fought off oppressive colonials to establish. They suffered short term losses for the future gains of their offspring.

3. Note that I'm not trying to convince anyone to start or join a revolution. Like I said earlier, it must happen organically.

Jchibike:
What do you mean by reorientation?

Jchibike:
There is no country more in need of a revolution than Nigeria. And yet there is no group of people more incapable of bringing about it than Nigerians. However, revolutions can hardly be sustained if they do not happen organically. We must get to the point where there is no available option than revolt. This is partly why Sowore failed. Our collective inertia is too strong to be overcome by mere social media rhetoric. What is needed is a strong message. But until that happens, we must naturally arrive at our own tipping point. I'm afraid that will be a long time.

dalhjana:
REVOLUTION is like an overthrow of government. More like a coup. Where you have militias fighting the military to take power. Is that what you want? I think that's why Sowore was detained although might not be what he intended. Just chill because i still remember vividly an engineer at the tower said it took close to two years for theirs to be out. But
Last Last you saying you can't live in another man's land.. That a big fat lie. If unfortunately say nnpc no show us love.. I too sure say you go later be Land grabber.

Nobody should click the link below.. He is looking for traffic for his site. Ntooor.

Victornezzar:
How's this Expert dude a Utd supporter??

opylog:
It's ICPC... the recruitment was contracted to DCSL services.

qwertyboss:
Any proof?

hensben:
You have said it all. Pogba na flash in the palm. He is the best in United ask them how many times he has emerged as United best player of the season. That guy just Dey deceive them with showboating. He lacks intensity, he is not perfect in anything just a copy cat trying to do everything on the pitch and end up doing nothing, he is unserious footballer.

Lana1:
No vex but this is some tier 1 bullshìt

raumdeuter:
Mourinho met a Chelsea who finished 2nd,
Pep met a City who finished 4th

Abeg who took over the better team

Larride you still never tell me who inherited the better team between Pep and Ferguson

adebayo201:
Yes, 8 weeks! I think that was why maybe they stopped the sale of Matic.

I'm still looking forward to when Garner and the likes will be introduced into the senior team. Not rushed but a gradual process. Matic doesn't have that strength again and Fred, uhm... I'm afraid he should be rested. If he get injury, e don be be that oh.

A40:
What's the earliest time a team has been crowned Champions in EPL history? because Liverpool is about to break it

afrodoc2:
What do you want him to say? "My boss Woodward is confused, and the owners the Glazers are American aka gums who are in it only for the money" ?