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kilode100:
I don't chat with rogues.

Neither do i

kilode100:
I smell armed robber.

Na u 1 steal am.. Am nt gay.. I av mine so I dnt need it
U can send me urz though

kilode100:
No pix?

hmm
I smell olosho

Oga oo

Lol

he is lyk

Sir, ur shoe is dirty, doze pdp wailers didn't clean it well

Though mikel isn't good

But am 100% sure he is not the reason behind problem

Like if u think so

Damn won't b in skul on friday

Mtchew c dem wailers wailing

I predict nigeria 3-1 mexico

The Africans have never lost a semi-final game at the Fifa U17 World Cup, and must dismiss Mario Arteaga’s boys to face Mali or Belgium in the final Estadio Municipal de Concepción hosts two of the world’s most fascinating footballing nations in a repeat of the final of the 2013 Fifa U17 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates.

Nigeria have staggered many people’s expectations by the reaching the last four with the youngest squad to Chile 2015. Their dependence on a large number of players who failed to glitter at the African U17 Championship was thought to be a weakness; the impact of some of their star names has really been a real asset in their run to the semi-finals.

Mexico and Nigeria have thrice before at the U17 World Cup with El Tri’s only victory a 1-0 win against the Golden Eaglets in Canada 1987 with Carlos Rivera getting the lone strike at Jeux Canada Games Stadium, Saint John.

Having stunned many with his breathe taking saves in the competition, Emmanuel Amuneke will hand first-choice goalkeeper Akpan Udoh the gloves once more against Mexico in what is likely to be an unchanged starting XI, except for Funsho Bamgboye who has been ruled out of this game due to card offences.

For Mexico, coach Mario Arteaga is expected to retain the same team that caged Ecuador 2-0 in the quarter final, and the Golden Eaglets must be wary of the attacking threat of Pablo López, Francisco Venegas and Claudio Zamudio.

Nigeria’s Victor Osimhen no doubt the star of Chile 2015 with eight goals from five games. With the golden boot award already in the kitty, the lanky striker will be gunning to eclipse Florent Sinama Pongolle (Trinidad and Tobago 2001) and Souleymane Coulibaly’s (Mexico 2011) record of the most goals scored by a player in a single tournament.

Unlike the defending champions, the Mexicans are yet to lose any game in Chile but are inferior to the Golden Eaglets in terms of goals scored. While Amuneke’s lads boast of a staggering 17 goals in five games, Arteaga’s side account for just 10 in same number of matches.

Defensively, they look very thick as they have let in just two goals in sharp contrast to Eaglets’ three. And the winner faces either Mali or Belgium in the final on November 8.

Nicolars

Wu is dat disciple wit d middle finger

It marks sense....lovely

Hmm

Is diz true

I don't think so

Ok

Ok

Thinking

Mehn...... Make death carry d man na
E dey suffer sef

Oga oooo Na by force

Hmm hmm
C bleaching ooo

Lol

Nyc write up though

Ar u sure dats wole

Hmm...

Oga ooo

Ohk tanx

Ok
anoda thread, anoda ftc

Am gtin into d game liTtle by little

Hwva na
Na everywere fire go burn finish

Bleaching aint good @ all

Am dark

And black is beautiful

Lol

Diz z actually true... Wit this tip, no police man will be able to harass u

But it will be a better tyn if we all show them some respect

Lol

Mehn
FTC

Nw I knw hw introvert and co feels lyk wen they make ftc's

Plz show me some love, I dnt want to be lyk oderz wu wuld fake bdays just to gt likes