'Happy'-Pharrell Williams.

Last year everyone said either Vincent or Mikel deserve it and Yaya Toure doesnt because the Nigerian won something and Yaya didnt..

Now we have gone full cycle the shoes are on the other foot? are people sticking to their guns or are they changing their tunes?

Either way Yaya is not only up for the BBC, CAF.... but also a strong contender for EPL player of the year, because Man City winning last season was down to one man.

hclacid:



That is your problem... Comments like this show the level of ignorance of a lot of people here. How can people like you be great world changers when you still think this way. The way a man thinks so he is, not the way he clothes himself...Youths they say are leaders of tomorrow, but definitely not youths like you... not as long as your thinking remains like this.

You couldn't have said it any better...

Zack Amata made a quote back in the 80's in one of the TV series he was acting in, he said the world will become a better place when we learn to live with each other, when we embrace other people's culture, learn to eat other peoples food that's when poverty will start to eradicate. When someone is born in the village, grows up in the village and dies in village such person tend to be limited in their thinking, their horizon is not broaden enough those type of people cant see past their village finds it hard to adapt to changes in his life.

Someone dates a Caucasian lady not from the western world but from the far eastern block, and the best you guys could come up is Are we not good enough Really!!! I wonder what people would have said if he had dated and an Indian or Japanese lady?

My favourite female athlete: Yelena Isinbayeva

GuyFawkes:


'Once they go black they never back'
Yes I know that, its more to do with the fact no white would be willing date them talk less marrying them

And where did you get that 20%? Is it one those stats peddled to massage the ego of Africans?

Most French speaking Africans tend to marry white Europeans

Its we Nigerians and Ghanaians who tend to stick to our own... A Sierra Leone wont marry someone outside his village let alone from another country

Naija girls are like.... give me give me give me give me give me give me give me give me give me give me give me give me give me, Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me Buy me.... This and that... before you know the girls family go send the brother to live with Mikel, make him train am! Can you imagine Mikel's supposed Naija girls walks down Fulham Road to Sloane Sq with him? with all those designer shops..... His credit card go catch fire...

pickabeau1:

Dude...
When grosjean messed up Alonzo in SPA
Did u expect it
When vettel was hit in the first lap at abu dhabi..did u expect it...
These things are unforeseen
I hope his luck does not run out though

And when were those incidents you mentioned

Noise or no Noise I will go for Diesel, yes they are slow off the mark, on one full tank of Fuel I could drive from London to Liverpool and back and still have some fuel left.... you cant try that with petrol...

My Neighbour who bought my old 406 (diesel) drove it to Poland and back for xmas

Zebra crossing is not a traffic light, you only stop when people are about to cross the traffic not when its empty like the one in the above picture

The thought of Asamoah Gyan winning the CAF award is like saying Andy Carroll is going to win the Ballon D'or

edoyad:


I'm not watching a different race, as long as the FIA don't sanction you it's all good. Many drivers have done worse without any penalties coming their way.

The same FIA that let Schumacher walk scot free despite taking out Damon Hill in Australia in 1994, also the same FIA who threw Schumacher out of the whole competition (the whole season) when he hit Villeneuves car, despite the fact that Villeneuve completed the race and won the race. Please dont bring the FIA into this argument, we are talking about the same FIA who favoured Prost over Senna, or kiss up to Ferrari's back side.

I dont blame them not taking both Nigeria and Ghana serious

edoyad:
^^^ oshi

Anyways, when I say a title, I don't mean "THE" F 1 title. He has won less than half of the races Hamilton has clinched this season, but he's just 17 points behind. His consistent podium finishing at least has to be recognized.

Imagine he didnt take out Lewis in Spa, Lewis either be 35 points or 49 points ahead

edoyad:


Shut your trap

Considering how Hamilton has won about half the grand prix races this season, it's a wonder how Nico Rosberg is just one Hamilton retirement away from the leadership. If Hamilton does win the F1 title this season, Rosberg should be given a title for his consistent driving.

Rosberg won

Australia - Lewis had a defective spark plug
Monaco - Dodgy qualifying and impossible to overtake
Germany - Lewis started from Back
Austria - Lewis started from 9th

Are we talking about Nico "why is he not letting me through" Rosberg

The rumour here thats getting Bernie Ecclestone worried now is that if Rosberg wins the title as a result of the double points, viewing fans will drop and sponsors will pull out.

Tiwa could easily be invited to the Grammy's award/ Billboard/ AMA etc

Genevieve to the Oscar?

They should have used the soft and supersoft tires, Sochi is a street circuit that doesnt really hurt tires, on a proper race circuit would have eaten up his tires, Somewhere like Suzuka or Silverstone would have forced him to have another pit stop

Edygrin:
Bad Belle

Whats bad belle got to do with anything... Why play an international game in a 30k arena when we have a 60k stadium sitting in central part of Nigeria

stalyf:
Its a beautiful stadium but i keep wondering why the NFF always leave Abuja. Most countries play their matches at their capital stadium e[b]e[/b]

Thats my point, Its like England leaving Wembley to go and play at Hull City stadium

I dont know why the NFA took an international game to a stadium thats in the middle of nowhere?

and 30k capacity, is that the best Nigeria could come up with?

Akwa Ibom or Uyo is not a football crazy city and its not central for all the fans to get to..

Nigeria needs a stadium that will create a hostile atmosphere for the opposition, not one that will make our opponent feel like they are playing at home.

Emanuel Emenike = Abero

Neldrizzy:

1) David Oyedepo. Net Worth: $150 million
2) Chris Oyakhilome. Net Worth: $50 million.
3) Benny Hinn. Net Worth: $48 million (US).
4) Creflo Dollar. Net Worth: $27 million (US).
5) Billy Graham. Net Worth: $25 million(US).
6) TD Jakes. Net Worth: $18 million (US).
7) TB Joshua. Net Worth: $15 million.
8 ) Matthew Ashimilowo. Net Worth: $10 million.
9) Chris Okotie. Net Worth: $10 million.
10) Joseph Prince. Net Worth: $5 million (Singapore)

http://www.richestlifestyle.com/top-10-richest-pastors-in-the-world/

I believe if you add all the figures above, still havent reach HALF of Kenneth Copeland's wealth

David Yonggi Cho has a net worth of approximately $600 million ...

Joel Osteen has a net worth estimated at $40 million. In 2003 (11 years ago)

You based your logic on the British press or Media?

You are a joke

Look at it this way, at the end on 2013, SAF was about to flog Wayne Rooney, but he still managed to get an extended contract and pay increase based on the influence of the british Media.

shehuist:
Arsene Wenger is nothing if not a developmental coach; the French tactician is part of a dying breed of elite football managers whose first passion is to groom players to maturity from relatively raw beginnings. - See more at: http://.com/is-welbeck-better-than-henry#sthash.7qYZTvZv.dpuf

So tell me why hasnt Senogo turned into the next Marco Van Basten, or why hasnt Diaby become the next Vieira or Jourou, Senderous become the next Tony Adams, or Gibbs become the next Ashley Cole??

Like someone once said its easy to work with what we call rough diamonds that just needs smoothing out...

deeobserver209:
There's nothing shameful about Ghana helping Nigeria out in the area of electricity. It's a temporary measure. Besides Economic cooperation between African countries is far better than developed countries.
For starters, Nigeria will needs over $50 billion to invest in the power sector to generate more than enough electricity, and you and I know that there's no way Nigeria can afford that kind of huge amount.

Do you know how Russia threatens to shut down the gas supply into Europe thats whats going to happen every now and then..

over $300bn wasted on nothing... over the last 30 years

Hmm This guy needs another agent sharp Sharp

7k to 14k a week after his stock went up damatically after the world cup

tuffgongjo: And do you know how much fifa stand to loss if one or two fans die cause of d Qatari heat?

It was hotter during Mexico 86, no one died

FIFA has distance themselves from what they call "Personal opinions"

Greatihex: Manchester Citystar Yaya Toureis "a major problem" for the Premier Leaguechampions in the Champions League, argues Paul Scholes.
The Ivorian midfielder was unable to hold back Bayern Munich as Pep Guardiola’s side won 1-0 at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday night and the former Manchester United man feels that he is a defensive liability at the elite level.
"I felt that it was the same old story in the Champions League for [City]," Scholes wrote inThe Independent. "Yaya Toure's lack of defensive work in midfield has become a major problem for them.
"The amount of time I saw opponents get in behind him was quite remarkable. He just did not look interested. Alongside him, Fernandinho is having to do the work of two players defensively and, against Bayern, that was always going to cause City problems.
"If they have any chance of breaking through the last 16 in the Champions League this season then City need to play two holding midfielders who are prepared to work back, rather than just one.
"In that case, Pellegrini would be looking at either leaving out Toure or moving him further forward. He would have to play Fernando or James Milner alongside Fernandinho.
"When United won the Champions League in 1999 we played 4-4-2 and often I would find myself left out in favour of two in centre midfield from Roy Keane, Nicky Butt or Ronny Johnsen. Playing away in Europe, the manager knew he needed those two defensively minded players. The priority was the result. Playing attractive, attacking football was best done at home.
"City could have been three or four goals down within the first half an hour had it not been for their keeper, Joe Hart. They cannot afford any passengers in Europe [but] Toure just seems to amble about. He might get away with that in the Premier League but there is no hiding place against the best teams in Europe."
http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/5116630

Like When Pep Guardiola's team got a grip of Man United in 09 and 2011, where was Scholes defensive work, coming from a player who doesnt know how to tackle..

Hmm This guy needs another agent sharp Sharp

7k to 14k a week after his stock went up damatically after the world cup

The world will be hosted in Qatar or FIFA will face a lawsuit longer than the great wall of China

thegoodjoehunt3: Mikel is a top defensive midfielder. So he made it good despite his role being changed like Pirlo and Schweinsteiger.

The question is did the change of his role affect him from being the best or in the top three best players in the World?

Would Zidane had been the World Best playing as a defensive midfielder? Pirlo never won it despite being the best player in the World becuse he was underated.

Mikel would have been more respected if he played an advance role. Even after he was our best player against South Africa, many still abused him.

He could have said he doesnt want to play that role, he wasnt forced at gun point, Millions of players role or position changes when they go from the U21 to the Senior team, Mikel is just Rigid and didnt improve