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fuckboys:Sagamu In ogun state |
Bluelines69: ![]() And the guy is among of the highest paid players in the team. |
Good day, My wonderful people. I just change my ZTE device to a Huawei WiFi AX3S router, and I need some guidance on the settings and configuration. Which app do I need to manage and configure the router properly? Alternatively, if anyone can refer me to some of the helpful suggestions previously shared in this forum, kindly quote the relevant post or point me to where I can find it and read through. Thanks
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AbokiWam:The panel beating sweet me, I still remember a statement one of their fans made last season when PSG beat us. He said, “The only team that can bring glory to English clubs in the Champions League is Man United.” What a way to bring glory to the Premier League, by getting thrashed by a team that had never played in the Champions League before. ICHABOD Team |
fredoooooo:That 1 goal should count as 4, so the scoreline is 4:4 ![]() |
Leyqute:This question should be directed to Neymar1095 ![]() |
CrystalTiger:Wetin be dis again? 😂🤣 Omo 🤷 |
Oasis007:This is 11:56 p.m., for Christ’s sake! 😂😂 See me here, laughing out loud and waking up the entire household because of your comment! 🤣🤣 Now everybody will think I’ve lost my senses., abeg be careful, 😂😂 |
God bless Moisés Caicedo! I decree five injury-free seasons for you, midfield general! 🔥 And God bless Methuselah Henderson! 😂May this midfield partnership continue to dominate, dictate the tempo, win duels, and boss the Premier League for years to come. |
Nemesis0147:any one to recommend ? |
TemporaryHansel:You are going too far. The ways of God are past finding out by human understanding. The question of why God allows evil and suffering is one of the oldest questions in human history. But let us be honest, the fact that God does not stop every tragedy does not automatically mean He does not exist or he can't protect his people or that the miracles recorded in the Bible never happened. The Bible itself records the suffering and persecution of God's people. John the Baptist was beheaded, Stephen was stoned to death, and James was killed by the sword (Acts 12:2 these are just few examples ). All these happened to faithful men of God. Did their deaths mean God had abandoned them? Certainly not. Even God allowed Jesus to die on the cross. These examples remind Christians that suffering is part of the human experience and that everyone, regardless of their nation or faith, has a cross to bear. Faith does not mean that believers will never experience tragedy. It means trusting God even when we do not have all the answers to some questions. Christianity does not teach that every faithful person will be physically protected from every evil. That is why we pray daily in the Lord's Prayer, "Deliver us from evil." However, questioning why God allows innocent people to suffer is a legitimate question, and nobody should dismiss the pain of families who have lost loved ones to terrorism. ( John 16:33 explains this in details.) Not having a complete answer to why God permits suffering is not the same as proving that God does not exist or that He cannot protect His people. He knows all things, His ways is beyond human understanding, and His ways are unquestionable. God is able, absolutely able, to defend His people, even when we do not understand why He allows certain things to happen. |
I can’t believe some Man United fans still dey support Amorim. But then again, e no suppose surprise me sha, even the devil sef get loyalists! 😂😂😂 |
fredoooooo:Confession time ![]() |
Wetin happen ? abi my eyes dey deceive me ni? i just enter now and i see 2:0 after 5 minutes, abi na basketball ball i dey watch ni? ![]() |
Saka has regressed badly. He was a much better player before, but he seems to have found a new passion in fashion, (just look @his head) |
BlueMann:We need to check his bank details 😂 |
Kikelomogbenga:I repeat, anyone who trolls a first-class graduate while defending another graduate who earned only an ordinary pass, when both studied the same course, clearly has a mental illness . |
AirBere:You can’t shame the shameless! ![]() How can someone troll a player who has played in three World Cup finals and was named Player of the Tournament in two of them, simply because he didn’t score in a final? Yet, you turn around and defend a player who has never scored a single open-play goal in the knockout stages of the World Cup. This is beyond football banter, this is mental illness It’s like mocking a first-class student while defending someone who graduated with an ordinary pass. honestly i dey shame to share the same space with people who reason like this. ![]() |
Jamiuokolaa:Has CR7 won any trophy with Portugal without Eder and Bernardo Silva? Even when Portugal won the Nations League in 2019, Bernardo Silva was named Player of the Tournament. Name one major international competition Ronaldo won with Portugal in which he was named Player of the Tournament, as Messi has done several times. No Eder, no Bernardo Silva, how many trophies would Ronaldo have won with Portugal? ZER00000000 No eder, no party! No Bernardo Silva, no party! |
odizeey:Make una dey deceive yaself . The total population of the world is 8.3 Billion but almost half of the population watched Lionel Messi's farewell match. 😲💥 Argentina vs Benin becomes the most watched event in human history with 3.1 Billion views recorded at the 10th minute of the game. 🔥🤯 The game has surpassed the World Cup final 2022 with 3 Billion live views. 💥📈 Messi effect is unreal. 👀🇦🇷 |
Skimpledawg:Congrats man 👏 |
Leyqute:Oga, I actually understand your point, but I think you are the one still mixing up football clubs with football players. Players are professionals. They are workers, just like you and me in our respective offices, so Barca is Barca with Messi and Barca is still Barca without Messi. The same applies to every other football club. So why should the actions, controversies, or sins of an entire club be placed solely on the shoulders of one player simply because he played for them? A football club is bigger than any individual player. Players come and go, but the club remains. Messi was a Barcelona player, he wasn't Barcelona FC itself. A player can represent Barcelona today, and the same player plays for Chelsea tomorrow, or any another club after that. So why should supporting or appreciating a player automatically be interpreted as supporting everything his former club represents? And can we apply the same logic consistently to CR7? He played for Man U, and Man U are Chelsea rivals and they did PDP to us too. Does that mean a Chelsea fan who admires Ronaldo suddenly becomes less of a Chelsea fan or be termed clueless? Of course not. If the argument is that appreciating a rival club's player makes you clueless or disloyal, then the same standard has to apply to everybody. Look at Liverpool too. We all remember the 2022 Carabao Cup Final and lukaku scored a genuine goal but the goal was LiVARpooled, should I therefore say any Chelsea fan who praises Mohamed Salah, TAA or another Liverpool player is clueless? That would make no sense. Welbeck has scored against Chelsea multiple times, yet today he is a Chelsea player. That's football. Players move. Players change clubs. Players are professionals. The shirt they wear can change, their individual football ability doesn't suddenly disappear because they put on a rival's shirt. That's why I don't understand the idea that appreciating Messi somehow makes someone a clueless Chelsea fan. You can be 100% Chelsea and still recognise greatness when you see it. I may have my personal beef with Barcelona because of what they did to Chelsea. I may not wish them well, I can banter them, celebrate when Chelsea beat them, But when you begin to show hatred to their former player(s), it makes no sense. I can dislike the team, but not the players. |
Sccarrr: dey playKudos to the rescuers |
Capaldi:This is honestly one of the most clueless and trash takes I’ve seen in years. What kind of logic is this? You think appreciating Messi makes someone a clueless Chelsea fan? No. It simply means they have enough football knowledge to recognise greatness when they see it. You can support Chelsea with your whole heart and still appreciate Messi. Chelsea is my club, Messi is football history. Messi isn’t just a footballer, he’s an SI unit of football. When you want to measure greatness, you use Messi as the reference point. So do you think if Barcelona came calling for Drogba signing after the Overobo's incident the following season, do you think Drogba would refuse simply because Barcelona are Chelsea’s rivals? And if he eventually played against Chelsea in UCL and had the chance to score, do you think he would deliberately miss because he once played for us? Of course not. He is a professional footballer doing his job. Rivalry is part of football hatred is not. That is where some of you have completely lost the plot. You have turned football clubs into cults, like Aye and Eiye confraternities cults, where we see rivals clubs as enemies, and where appreciating a rival player is treated like betrayal and supporting another player becomes some kind of crime. Rival clubs are NOT enemy, we are there for ourselves to make the game better and sweeter when we banter ourselves, we are sporting rivals not enemies, that is why after 90 minutes, footballers shake hands, exchange shirts, laugh together and maintain friendships. Yet some fans are online behaving as if they are preparing for war. Football is a game, not a battlefield. I personally witnessed a horrifying incident in Ibadan around 2008 or 2009 where a disagreement between a Chelsea fan and a Man U fan at a viewing, where a cheasea fan stabbed a man u to death, that is what happens when you see a rival as an enemy. So no, I will not accept this ridiculous idea that supporting Messi somehow makes someone a “clueless” Chelsea fan. I can love Chelsea, defend Chelsea, celebrate Chelsea and still acknowledge that Messi is the greatest footballers to ever touch a football. If your definition of being a “real Chelsea fan” then hating on the rivals clubs, then you are not demonstrating fair play that is associated with football entertainment. Support your club. Defend your colours. Enjoy the rivalry. But don't lose your humanity in the process. Football is entertainment, not war. |
Carot:We need to call register, abi make we pity dem? ![]() |
Leyqute:me wey dey pray for 2 more goals ![]() |
Let this match finish fes ![]() |
BlueMann:Sometimes , you dont appreciate the value of something until you lose it. |
Definitely, someone is deceiving Alonso about Neto |


