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This is a country that is worth dying for |
safarigirl:Ordinary FA Cup, they change standard when a Nigerian is involved |
White people can mumu sha |
Stooi76:I swear down, he will regret going to work today |
forgiveness:. This justifies the point someone here made saying that the criteria changes when a Nigerian is involved |
smulti:He is trying to appreciate the woman that stood by him, he is not ashame to do that. Now What is your problem? |
Everton Loanee Henry Onyekuru Named Nigeria's Best U20 Player allnigeriasoccer.com Dec 20, 2017 11:48 AM Everton Loanee Henry Onyekuru Named Nigeria's Best U20 Player Outside Of The Boot has unveiled its 100 Best Young Players to Watch in 2018, with Everton loanee Henry Onyekuru the only Nigerian young star listed by the scouting website. All players born on or after January 1st 1997 are eligible for the feature; 5 goalkeepers, 30 defenders, 35 midfielders, 30 forwards made the list. Fifty two different nationalities were represented on the list, and the likes of Victor Osimhen (Wolfsburg), Kelechi Nwakali (Arsenal) and Orji Okonkwo (Bologna) were omitted. Marcus Rashford, Kylian Mbappe, Ousmane Dembele, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Joe Gomez, Gabriel Jesus and Justin Kluivert all featured on the list. ''Incredibly fleet of foot, a good technician, and an instinctual finisher, Onyekuru is a prime example of a modern wide player,'' Andrew Thompson analyzed on the Super Eagles striker. ''Able to either burst past you, or tuck in and beat you in tight situations, the versatility in his personal game suits the fact that he’s tactically versatile as well.'' The 20-year-old Onyekuru has bagged a combined ten goals from 27 appearances in all competitions for RSC Anderlecht so far this season. Ifeanyi Emmanuel |
leverage:Do I look like the OP? Is like you had a not so good sleep last night. |
leverage:You say? Is like you are new on Nairaland? Snake are gold here on Nairaland. Modify your post before Lalasticlala the snake master sees it. |
MissOpe:Lol, see as you change am for me. My life is not F U C K E D Up. By the way, isn't it Funny that it was called a REUNION when it is actually a show off/comparison get together? |
safarigirl:Evil is ending someone's career before the career even started. ![]() |
That reunion get together is the most depressing place to be if your life is bleeped up. |
The cry cry baby war lord |
A life now worths a tuber of yam in Nigeria? |
Whobedatte:Please tell me the criteria? |
Nigeria FF boss questions Caf's Awards criteria after Moses snub goal.com Dec 19, 2017 4:30 PM Amaju Pinnick reckons the Super Eagles star performed very well in 2017 and should have made the final cut for the Player of the Year gong Nigerian Football Federation president Amaju Pinnick believes Super Eagles attacker Victor Moses did just enough to deserve a spot on the final shortlist of nominees for the prestigious Caf African Player of the Year award. The Chelsea winger was arguably the biggest of seven casualties as the continental football governing body announced its ultimate category nominees for the awards gala slated for January 4 in Accra on Monday. The winger was seeking to become the first Nigerian to win the top honour since Nwankwo Kanu in 1999, after a largely successful 2017 campaign for club and country. “I’m not happy because I feel that Moses should be part of the last three," Pinnick told Citi Sports. "The only reason why [Riyad] Mahrez won the award last year was because of what he did with Leicester [City]. "And Moses helped Chelsea to win the league; played in the FA Cup final; and helped Nigeria qualify for the World Cup. So I wonder why." Egypt international Mohamed Salah, 2015 winner Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Gabon and Senegal striker Sadio Mane made the final trio. "I’m surprised. Maybe we should look at other criteria either than coaches who already have their mindset about who they want to vote for," Pinnick added. "Tell me what Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang did last year to deserve a place ahead of Moses. Aubameyang should not be on that list. He’s struggling with [Borussia] Dortmund.” “I am going to send a proposal to CAF for a new idea of selecting the players because certainly I’m not happy." Moses also recently missed out on the BBC African Footballer of the Year award, a gong picked up by Liveroool's Salah. |
tbaba1234:Let us see What Vardy can do |
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tbaba1234:Good to know |
Iheanacho don collect yellow card oo |
Which Hoodlums? Fulani military doing their thing |
Iwobi is missing for both the line up and the bench. Together with Sanchez and Ozil, does that mean that our boy is being reserved for the weekend? |
tbaba1234:Manchester City will not use their regular players so he should score. Ederson will not be starting today too |
NwaAmaikpe come and see something |
The only thing he has been Successful at was his cattle business. Was he even Successful with the bunch of gays cows that couldn't reproduce to save their spp? sarrki:Look at this one, them dey tell you say that Buhari's irresponsibity didn't start today, you dey call names of people who were still writting their WEAC when Buhari was the Head of state. Do you have problem with comprehension or What? |
You and your pricipal are the number one treasury looters |
dukie25:It is not good for a man to be a talkertive, now he called himself a fool just because he wanted to say something |
It is not good for a man to be a talkertive, now he called himself a fool just because he wanted to say something |
niyot124:Have you seen What she looks like of recent? she a beauty to behold now |
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