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Coach Dennerby will release the final 23 lady squad on the 4th of November. 10 days to drop 18 players. It should be quite easy. |
I want Nigeria and Zambia to qualify from our group. We might meet Cameroon in the semi final. We should be ready. CAF needs to look at the timing again. Nigeria should get the evening games, as per heavyweight.
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Falcons players coming in hot. Havent heard much about Desire Oparanozie. Is she on form? If she is, the Ordega, Oparanozie, Oshoala as front 3 is a given. We will harm a lot of teams with that frontline. |
Hello people. Is it advisable to bring in a VW Caddy 1997? How much will clear it RoRo from Hamburg? |
Schemerkhiz:I like that this coach wants to have a speedy team. Apart from the central defenders, the team can ooze speed. South Africans are trying this quick football, but they are knuckleheads who have very little football brains. They can dribble in front of an open net. |
BascoVanVeli:My Zambian ex gave me such a good impression of Zambia that I will probably love that country for life.She was brilliant,energetic and very thoughtful. If they have half the grit we have, they will go places. The Southern African complacency is the only thing holding them back. Welcome to Nigeria my former inlaws. |
All these old men disgracing Africa up and down. What good can these 2 spent and washed up people bring to Uganda? Same way we idiotically line school children on the streets to welcome people from the west, while their own children's schools cannot be disturbed. This photo op will do more damage to Uganda than any good it may bring. We need to stop feeding the savior narrative. |
If NFF want to be responsible, they should chatter a flight and sponsor ALL girls in camp to the wedding of Osas Igbinovia on saturday. They fly them back after. |
Schemerkhiz:These people never learn! |
Rinsola Babajide- I think we should invite her to the falcons. She played U20 for England, and she's improving well with Liverpool. She might be another Courtney Dike. |
Odunayaw:My brother a lot is wrong with how we are handling these BHTs. I read a document this morning re: infightings inside BHT camps. Surely, Nigerian government is privy to steady Intel on regular basis. They can do a lot more! But the fact that people are 'making it' from this terrorism, means uinfortunately, it will not end soon. BHTs know this and are acting on it. We are in a pretentious democracy, where we pretend to be democratic by tearing down democratic institutions. If I was in charge, BHT propagandas will never make it out of their enclave in Sambisa. |
DDGN:You are right to be outraged, but no she was not a Christian. In fact, she was a Muslim, wears hijab and that was her crime. They sentenced her to death for apostasy. These BHTs 'khafara' any Muslims that do not buy their ideology. The Christian girls with them are alive, and I believe they will keep them alive. Again, I agree the government has a lot to do, and I am particularly angered by the official response to captured BHT commanders. Why do we keep them so as to release when bargaining is ripe? After yesterday, I dont think its right for the government to negotiate with BHTs anymore. |
Schemerkhiz:If she's marrying on 21st, I would say she should be excused from the tournament. If she however wants to go, then she's got a week honeymoon before camp opens. |
Schemerkhiz:I think we need a mix of experience. Central defenders dont need pace that much in the women's game. I'll start with Onome Ebi and Ikidi in central defence. Believe me Faith Ikidi has been doing well as a central defender for her club. She still has some pace she brings from the wing back position. If we sort out the defence, then the attack is pseudo-ready. The front 5 is picked by default, but it will be nice to see Ihezuo come fight for her place. Also, Alaba Jonathan still as number 1? |
Schemerkhiz:The coach's job is made easier when the players come to camp in form. He only needs to work on tactics. I see a lot of confidence from the South Africans, but I'm quite confident the Falcons are well above other african teams when the chips are down. We have a strong midfield and attack. Our defence might be the weakest link, but they are working hard. |
Ngozi Okobi's header was the only goal as her team won away. |
Ngozi Okobi, wearing jersey 25,starts for her club Esklinstuna against Linkoping. Watching it live only to watch Okobi. |
Davido is an uncouth child. His cup is getting full. |
Hello sirs. I like to know how much it costs to clear a Ford transit GTY 973 2008 model. Grimaldi (roro) from Hamburg. |
anyone who can make good wardrobes in Ibadan? Samples and prices can be included in reply. NO 3rd Party! Only those who can do it. |
Faith Ikidi playing well as her team Pitea currently lead Linkoping by 4-2. Pitea currently lead the Swedish league. It looks to me that she's playing as a centre back for her club. Maybe that position is better for her due to her age. |
APC did not rig Osun elections, neither did they rig Ekiti elections or Ondo elections. What happened is even worse. See and buy is taking over and this will only favour the incumbent. Ideally, Adeleke would have come 3rd in Osun elections behind APC and SDP. The fact that he was polling so high even in Ilesha tells me the man spent A LOT! Unfortunately, we in his senatorial district will pay for it as he tries to recoup the money. |
The only trend and influence in these Osun elections is money. Most comfy zones were dismantled. My won local govt used to be highly pro PDP, but APC won it marginally. The 'see and buy' was the reason Adeleke polled so much. He 'basterdized' money, according to some agents. I wont be surprised if each voter got as much as 10k to vote in this rerun. Poverty has battered some Nigerians to submission. |
Ilesa East, Ilesa west and Osogbo will decide the election. APC surprisingly have gained quite a lot in Ife. Adeleke true to form with Ede results. |
Litmus:I was at a dinner last year and a lady (not Nigerian) brought up the issue of BHT hostages. We discussed at length (about 6 at the table, 4 Europeans and 2 Africans), and we concluded that it was never going to end well negotiating with BHT. Terrorists that kill women, non combatant men, school children, etc should never be negotiated with. I said then that most hostages are killed. I felt a very cold chill in my spine when I heard this news yesterday. It seems there are people outside that influence the negotiations to give the BHT upper hands in the negotiations. BBOG will pressurize the govt to negotiate irrespective of the conditions. Salkida will do his own too, and BHT will get all they want. Its a shame. |
jaxxy:I'm not talking about debate. In fact, the debate was inconsequential. I talk in terms of whats on the ground in Osun right now. Adeleke is seen by many (and a lot of PDP guys) as a cash cow that is there to be milked. I know of people who take money from Adeleke but are working for Omisore. Osogbo, Iwo and Ilesha axis are on lockdown for APC. That should be enough to win the elections. Ife votes are going to be between Omisore and APC. Even Ede will not vote en masse for Adeleke. |
Adeleke will come 3rd in the elections. APC first, Omisore 2nd and Adeleke a distant 3rd. This election is probably the easiest to call of all state elections. |
solonnachi:Our NFF wont even accept it. They only accept what will bring them money. |
Islam was ahead with this. My wife bears her father's name...and I'm happy with it. |
bidexiii:Okikiola baba Iyabo. |
bidexiii:God bless Nigerian army. Such treacherous conditions. |
giles14:I think his source(s) are lousy or he adds salt and maggi as he deems fit. |
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