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Russia 2018: Super Eagles supporters’ club travelling with 1, 000 membershttps://www.premiumtimesng.com/sports/nigeria-sports-news/254554-russia-2018-super-eagles-supporters-club-travelling-1-000-members.html |
Ndidi is bossing Chelsea’s midfield ![]() |
Daejoyoung:Thanks. Corrected it |
It’s now four wins in five games for the Falconets in the 2018 qualifying series. Rasheedat Ajibade has scored 8 goals so far, and is the joint highest goal scorer. She has also scored in every qualifying match. And the Falconets have now outscored their opponents 17-2. |
Still 2-0 in favor of the Falconets. 7 mins left in the game. |
"Overrated IndecentStar Stormy Daniels begged me for sex in 2006. I said "NO" and gave her $130k a month before election for no reason" - from twitter. |
yanshDoctor:Interesting. I always had a hunch that Buhari would not run for re-election, and that either Governors Tambuwal or El-Rufai would be the anointed candidates. |
Between Feb 20th and March 31st, CFC will play Barcelona twice, Man United, Man City, Burnley and Tottenham It's probably our toughest schedule of games, so far in this season, and may well decide Conte's fate in the Summer. |
spartacus11:The Chelsea v Barca matches are on February 20 and March 14. |
BlowJobs:Birthright citizenship can only be abrogated through a constitutional amendment. A majority of the state legislatures (3/4) would have to approve it, and both houses of Congress approve it, before it gets repealed. |
pocohantas:She meant 30lbs |
Elnino4ladies:Don’t forget that by Sunday evening, Pep could be 18 points above Mourinho ![]() |
Twin actresses, Tracy and Treasure Daniels have challenged junk in the trunk colleague of theirs, Anita Joseph, to a butt contest, daring the actress who recently celebrated her birthday with sensually alluring photos on social media to a butt challenge which will determine who has a bigger butt. In a social media post on Tuesday, January 9, 2018, the twin sisters who have since been missing in the make-belief craft due to other business involvements stylishly took swipes at Anita Joseph, daring her to take up the challenge because they are confident she would lose. "Just because it's Tuesday and we are naughty and mischievous at the same time, Shebi Anita Joseph wan try us, challenge accepted", they wrote. Recall that Anita Joseph has boasted time without number that her butt is bigger than that of American female rapper, Nicki Minaj and she had also claimed that her butt attracts embarrassing attention from men. In a recent interview, she explained how a man embarrassed her by spanking her butt in the glaring eyes of the public just because he wanted to confirm if it was real as a result of its size. http://odili.net/news/source/2018/jan/11/306.html
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Dankwambo/Afikpo Chic 2019. This is the winning team. |
BeeBeeOoh:Wrong He earns £1.2 million per annum (£600,000 after taxes), so he is financially qualified for a mortgage facility for the £2 million house. |
TheSuperNerd:Yes. And it is a sensible move by both teams. They would not want to risk serious injury happening to a key player a week, or even days before the tournament. I will bet that Iwobi will score the first ever Nigerian goal in matches between both sides. The only goal scored, so far, was by Platt in the 94 game. |
The June 2nd friendly vs England will probably be the last opportunity for fringe players to impress Rohr before he turns in his final 23-man list to FIFA. In fact, June 2nd is the deadline for teams to submit their final squad lists to FIFA. |
The Nigeria Football Federation has confirmed that a prestige friendly match between the Super Eagles and England’s Three Lions will take place at the Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday, 2nd June 2018. The match will be only the third between both countries at senior level, and will serve as the Super Eagles’ final preparatory game for the FIFA World Cup finals in Russia, with their first match against Croatia in Kaliningrad coming exactly two weeks after. NFF 1st Vice President and Chairman of the Federation’s Organizing Committee, Barrister Seyi Akinwunmi, told thenff.com on Tuesday: “The match is now confirmed. We had been doing a lot of work in the background, even going back to last year. “We have other matches and programs for the team, and we will soon roll out the entire plan for matches, camping sites and training camps.” The idea of a friendly game between England and Nigeria in the present dispensation was first mooted in 2015, when NFF President Amaju Pinnick met with then Chairman of The FA, Greg Dyke in London. Afterwards, Pinnick and NFF 2nd Vice President/LMC Chairman Shehu Dikko (who is also Chairman of the NFF Marketing, Sponsorship and TV Rights Committee) met with incumbent Chairman of The FA, Greg Clarke, also in London. One of the promises made by Pinnick at the onset of his administration was that he would actualize a match between the senior teams of Nigeria and England. That has now become a reality - another promise fulfilled. Organizers hinted thenff.com on Wednesday that they expect a full house at the big game, and that a train of top-drawer dignitaries could include members of the Royal Family. Super Eagles’ Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr told thenff.com: “This is good news for myself and the entire team. England is a very strong team presently and I believe they will give us a very good match. We will be able to test our readiness for the World Cup when we meet the Three Lions at Wembley.” While the Super Eagles play Croatia, Iceland and Argentina in Group D, the Three Lions are up against Belgium, Panama and Tunisia in Group G in Russia. Nigeria and England first clashed at senior level on 16th November 1994, also at the old Wembley Stadium. David Platt’s headed goal towards the end of the first half separated both teams. Both teams met again at the 2002 FIFA World Cup. The encounter at the Nagai Stadium in Osaka, Japan on 12th June 2002 ended 0-0, with the Super Eagles being eliminated from the finals at the group stage. Akinwunmi added: “We decided to be strategic in our choice of opponents for the Super Eagles leading to the World Cup, and in total agreement with the preferences of the Technical Adviser. That is why we opted for England. We played Argentina (in November 2017) without even knowing we were going to be in the same group at the Finals.” Three –time African champions, Nigeria came from two goals down to defeat two –time world champions and reigning world vice champions, Argentina 4-2 in that match in Krasnodar on 14th November 2017. The Super Eagles already have a confirmed date with Poland in Warsaw on 23rd March. Other dates are 27th March and 27th May. http://www.thenff.com/2018/01/super-eagles-play-england-wembley-june-2/ |
Fun Fact: Fabregas could face Barca - the club where he received his football education - for the 4th time in his professional career next month. He was in the Arsenal starting 11 against Barca in the first leg of the 2009/10 quarter finals. And he also played for the Gunners in both round of 16 legs against Barca in the 2010/11 season. |
Chelsea can't play this way against Barca next month. Everyone has to step up! |
ottohan:And that is why PDP will nominate another northerner for the presidency. A southern challenger to Buhari has absolutely no chance in 2019, when the entire federal security apparatus is in the hands of northern Muslims. |
Let us see how VAR will be used in today's match. I'm suspecting that Wenger will be hoping that a penalty decision will be overturned in favor of Arsenal ![]() |
TheSuperNerd:It’s a strictly home-based tourney? I guess it’s mirrored after the men’s WAFU Cup. Anyway, the team could be made up of the current Falconets and overage pros in the Nigeria women’s league. And I’d expect them to, at least, reach the final. But I don’t expect an easy ride for the team because other African teams have caught up with the Super Falcons, as evidenced from the 2016 AWCON. Out of the five matches played by the SF, the team was outplayed in 3 of those - against Ghana, South Africa and Cameroon. |
ShawttySoFyne:It is possible because it looks like the lady does a ton of squats. Squats give the glutes some extra volume and a nice shape. |
Xda59:You sabi. For someone who earns N7 million/month, she is really humble. Kudos to her. |
forgiveness:As of 2001-2002? I don’t think so. Yes, they regularly qualify for UEFA club competitions, but that doesn’t make them a big Euro club. |
People banging on about club form lose sight of the fact that the status of the club a player plays for and/or his stats in a season do not correlate with his national team form. For instance, Miroslav Klose was an absolute beast for Germany at 5 or 6 major tournaments. He even ended up being the record World Cup goal scorer of all time. However, I don’t think he ever scored up to 20 goals in a season. He never even showed up amongst the nominees for the Balon D’Or, or Bundesliga player of the season, let alone FIFA World Player of the Year. Moreover, Julius Aghahowa is another example. The highest rated club this guy ever played for was Shakhtar Donetsk! But he he kept on scoring crucial goals for the Super Eagles. So, other factors clearly come into play (coach’s tactics etc) when judging whether a player is suitable for the national team. |
Atiku2019. |
Some key Qualification dates: The Falconets will be away to South Africa on January 13th, and host the same South Africans on January 26th. The winner of this tie advances to the U-20 world cup to be hosted by France from August 5th - 24th. The Flamingoes will tackle Cameroon in the last round of qualifiers for the 2018 FIFA U-17, on February 2nd and February 16th. The winners qualify for the world cup in Uruguay which runs from November 13 - December 1. The Super Falcons will face either Burkina Faso or Gambia in the 2nd and last round of qualifiers for the 2018 CAF AWCON, in April. |
Video replays to correct refereeing mistakes are set to be recommended for use at this summer's World Cup -- and everywhere else next season -- at a key meeting in Zurich on Jan. 22. The five members of football's law-making body, the International Football Association Board (IFAB), are gathering at FIFA's headquarters in Switzerland for their annual business meeting. This meeting will set the agenda for IFAB's annual general meeting, which is where changes to football's laws are approved. Football is arguably the last of the major global sports to fully embrace video technology but, having finally decided to trial video assistant referees (VARs) in 2016, the decision at IFAB's annual general meeting in Zurich on March 2 is now widely believed to be a formality. Those trials have taken place in 15 national leagues, including the Bundesliga, Major League Soccer and Serie A, as well as several FIFA competitions, and their results have been analysed by Belgium's top university KU Leuven. IFAB will publish the most recent data from the pilots in the week before the Jan. 22 meeting, and they are expected to show that decisions have been corrected once every three games and the average time taken on each review has been greatly reduced as officials have become more used to the system. A spokesperson for IFAB told Press Association Sport these results will be discussed at the meeting and a vote will be held to provide an "indicative recommendation" to the AGM. As a reflection of British football's role in the game's development, IFAB is comprised of the football associations of the four home nations, each with a single vote, and FIFA, which has four votes and the deciding vote in the result of a tie. The Jan. 22 meeting will be chaired by FIFA's general secretary Fatma Samoura and attended by the chief executives of the English, Northern Irish, Scottish and Welsh FAs, as well as technical experts. FIFA has made no secret of its desire to use VARs at Russia 2018 and has already, in its view, successfully trialled them at several age-group tournaments, two Club World Cups and last summer's World Cup dress rehearsal, the Confederations Cup. The Irish Football Association (IFA) has already said it will be voting for VARs after Northern Ireland's World Cup hopes were ended when Corry Evans was wrongly adjudged to have handled the ball in November's play-off against Switzerland. IFAB's plan for video reviews is that they are only used in four circumstances: to decide if goals should be awarded, penalty decisions, red-card incidents and rare cases of mistaken identity. http://kwese.espn.com/football/fifa-world-cup/story/3335582/ifab-to-recommend-var-for-2018-world-cup-and-all-club-competitions |
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