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timbros:
Sotey Nihilist don wash him hands off Lukaku.... Lol

Not been around. Did this really happen?

How can you let that happen?

Talk about taking opportunities. My boy slowly rising up the pecking order.

airmark:
Impressive, but Wilder's fans would tell you, bags don't hit back.

Haha! Nice one.

Solid stuff!

Lopetegui will never forget this year in his life. Not every opportunity that looks good is a good opportunity.

Hehehe. This Mendy guy.

Unlimited22:
We should be out of sight in this game.
Mtchewww

Way out of sight. Morata and this 20% conversion rate. He needs to sort himself out ASAP.

No link at all.....Any link we fit use ?

Unlimited22:
How has Christensen played?
Emerson too?
These are players I'd hate to see leave the Bridge, along with RLC.

Emerson and Christensen have barely been troubled. They have been okay.

RLC having a blast.

Odoi is back!

The look on Barkley's face like "5hit!, this is not good".

Bravo RLC!

3 goals!

Fab escorting services

EvilMetahuman:
may be rlc is the scoring mid fielder we desperately need.

Took up really good positions for the two goals.

Nice one RLC. Two goals already.

I have just seen that leap from Luiz again for the first header. Incredible.

What a scene.

KevinDein:
Sarri doesn't have a plan B. He will keep getting fuckkkkked by the elite coaches that are capable of tweaking their tactics and would most likely never win anything with Chelsea.

Good news is his plan A, Sarriball, is capable of beating 80% of the teams in the league so Chelsea should always finish in the top 4.

He's basically Wenger without the trophies.

I think Plan B is the way you want to see it. Giroud on for Morata is a massive Plan B, because Giroud's hold-up play is light years ahead of Morata's, the effect is a freer Hazard with more space to be devastating. It doesn't necessarily have to be Fellaini in the box and pumping long balls, for it to be Plan B.

We have no business drawing this game, let alone losing it. They don't even deserve it.
I thought that was the wrong change. Giroud should have been on for Morata.

I really hope United don't lose this game. They play Chelsea next.
I would like to see some of this lethargy against Hazard, Willian, and Pedro.

See Ayoze that can lago in the box 18, is still looking like Messi.
I cannot imagine what we can do against these actors.

Hehehehe. Even Newcastle fans cannot believe this.

Hehehe. Amazing what time does. 1 year in football is a very long time.

airmark:
Do you have friends that handle voip call term in Naija?

No I don't sir.

nihilistjnr:
I'll look at it tonight bro


I'm cooking now.

It looked like a simple sentence but this sh1t made me laugh uncontrollably.

raumdeuter:
What difference will a degree in Computer Engineering have made to your current level that you have reached in your profession

At that time, zilch!

TalabiAudu:
Thank you very much sir for this.

Do you also study Computer Science?
If yes, in Nigeria here?

No. I never did Computer Science as a course. In fact, I studied Mechanical Engineering. My first choice was Computer Engineering but I think OAU was the only UNI in the West then that was offering Computer Engineering as a course. This was in '96-98. I bet it's changed since then. I never made it to Ife.

I got introduced to IT Networking and Cisco in 2005, and this is what I have done ever since.

TalabiAudu:
Lol
You are in the UK. Its a different ball game for you there..

Networking is very underrated in Nigeria here.
Starting from our lecturers. They'll look down on you if you choose networking as your career path. Its very normal. They've poisoned our mind.

Even in the industry. They see CS students who choose networking as LAZY.
Lol.

I just said that based on what I've seen. I'm still a young man trying to choose a career and I cant assert anything.
What I say is based on my experience.

Forget UK things abeg. As Nihilist says, you need that experience. What do you think powers the likes IPNX, Main One, Phase 3 Telecomms et al? Pure Infrastructure Networking, Wireless Networking, Data Security, Voice Over IP, IPTV, Ethernet Cabling Technology, Optical Fibre Cabling Technology....take your pick or combine them all if you like. I combine them all.

You need to isolate yourself from those silly opinions and focus on the driving factors of world trade.

I service the hospitality industry, working with chain hotels - Marriott, Hilton, Accor, Rezidor and as bad as the Nigeria economy is claimed to be, I see global investors pouring money into hospitality in Nigeria, and matching standards you see in the UK and Europe in general.

I can tell you for certain that the Park Inn Abeokuta has a WiFi Network standard that matches the Park Inn London Heathrow. I know for certain that the WiFi network at the Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel in Lagos goes toe to toe, with the Radisson Blu hotels you see around the world. This is all driven by IT Networking and the people who know what they are doing are being gainfully employed and making careers out of it.

In fact, I have seen more robust networking standards in Nigeria, Rwanda, Kenya, and South Africa that trump some of what you see in some countries like Spain, France, Italy, and Turkey.

My point is, standards in Nigeria are catching up real quick with world standards. And it's going to become even better as global franchise requirements get enforced more and more, regardless of geographical location. It is important to block yourself from those who wish to live in the past. Your goal should be "trying to be a genius in any field you choose". Do this, and no one will deny your knowledge, because you will always solve problems and this makes you indispensable.

This is my own experience. I believe Nihilist works in a different sector and can shed some light on his experience as well.

TalabiAudu:
We have knowledge of computer networks, but we are not better than those that learn it outside even though we understand the operating system.

They don't teach us networking and comma fully as they would do outside make I no lie.


But who want to take computer networking as a full career? I prefer computer engineering self.

Alhaji, what do you mean by this? I am an IT Network Engineer. And yes, as a full-time career.
I have been for the last 12 years and gone on to run an IT Networking company on the back of it.

Why wouldn't you want Computer Networking as a career? Teach me something I don't know abeg.

2nd half

airmark:
I believe your computer science department would have a well-equipped computer science lab, with MS-office installed. I graduated in 2005 and we had practicals, using access and excel in my third year (Data structures & management).

Really? Fully licensed MS Office?