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ChrisKels:
Yea YOU (specifically) will always quote every post even inordinately so, by the way, whatever is posted here is open to quoting. But before u continue with ur unruly behavior and uncouth tenses, do me a favour, read the post above u. Did ur previous post have any correlation with my reason for calling out goldfish?

U like jumping into arguments ignorantly and end up making a f**l of urself. I wudnt call u senile for being so puerile with the way u approach issues most times but I am sanguine u would learn a lesson or two by the time u back to ur right senses. I'm sorry if I was harsh, but u shouldn't av addressed me the way u did.

Senile......puerile[rhyming tinz]. Ahahahahaaa(3 times)

g0tze:
Let's do away with the bickerings and focus on the task at hand which is the world cup.
I have some important questions to ask.
For instance which players can anyone of you rightly predict will be among the 23 man squard.
Is there a possibility that the super eagles will make it past second round or What are the chances of eagles making it past second round.
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Paul Onuachu will make it to the final list together with Joel Obi. [Whispers] I Like Those Guys.

Kog45:
If player like Kayode who is a fringe player in eagles is pushing for a loan deal then Iheanacho and Musa just need to move sitting down on the bench or playing for Leicester youth team to keep fit is not the answer,not leaving may jeopardize our performance at WC,hope you remember Mikel's performance at 2014 WC.

It is very funny how a loanee like Kayode will be hankering for another loan spell. And how are we sure that these transfers and loan moves will guaranttee them play time.

The way people were pushing for Iheanacho's move from MCity to LCity that's the same way they are now pushing for Musa move, forgetting that Iheanacho's move made gave him more experience in bench warming. I advice them to fight for their place rather than being nomads in search for greener fields.

I would like to see Paul Onuachu and Odion Ighalo combo in attack with Victor Moses and Henry Onyekuru as wing backs, Joel Obi Mikel Obi and Wilfred Ndidi in the midfield pack in a 5-3-2 formation.