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Sportsweb:Lol. Cole is definitely not scared of Dot. You have to understand why he did what he did. Cole's heart wasn't really in it. For you to drop a diss that bangs, there has to be that animosity, that hatred for the other guy and Cole just couldn't get that fuel. He's Mr Love and Light. Everyone knows how much respect and love he has for these two guys. He tried to, but the whole thing just fell flat. He never should have dropped that lame track in the first place, not to even talk of taking it back. Now all everyone is going to say is "he chickened out" That singular act sealed his status as No. 3 but i guess he's made his peace with that. |
Hate to ruin the party but this isn't the official Bundesliga Team of the Season. The EASports Team of the year thingy is a fan vote. While Boniface had a blistering start to the season before he got injured, i don't think he's deserving of a place on the TOTS. The number of games he's missed and his lack of solid minutes since returning makes his inclusion somewhat controversial. But then again, the whole thing is more or less a popularity contest. If we are being factual, that final spot should go to Deniz Undav(Stuttgart). The guy was out of sorts at Brighton but he has taken to German football with ease. Double figures in goals and assists. His chemistry and partnership with Guirassy has also been a key reason behind Stuttgart's amazing season. Definitely a sure bet for the Euros. Lois Openda of Leipzig has also had a fantastic first season in Germany even though he can be frustrating to watch at times. He is one to keep an eye on. |
raumdeuter:You have a point. I'm probably being too harsh on him because of his uncle and how meddlesome he can be. Also, unlike Alonso, for some reason i can't shake off the feeling he's a one-season wonder. His Stuttgart side play amazing football though. |
raumdeuter:The nepotism that would follow is a turn-off already. I want Hansi back. Knows the club and players in and out. Top man-manager. My only worry is if he will be able to overcome his bias for some of the German boys in the team that need to be flushed out e.g Goretzka, Gnabry. His poor choice in signing players is also another issue. I no wan dey hear say we sign Tah or any of those mid players. |
BlueMann:We are, my man! I can assure of that. A Rangnick appointment would have seen Bayern stagnate for three more years. We would be RB Leipzig on a bigger budget. We already have enough of their old boys. Don Ulli na crazeman normally. Baba no get filter. He's not entirely wrong but the problem is the timing. He has killed whatever thoughts Tuchel might have had about staying. Apparently, he doesn't care. Bayern still remains one of the best-run clubs in the world. A few internal bickering and politics won't change that. |
No more Rangnick? Ope oh! I don dey mourn with the news of his imminent appointment. But the way this board just dey chop rejections, left, right and centre sef. We are basically scratching the bottom of the barrel as it is. Who's next? That geezer Ulli is probably planning on installing his nephew Seb as the next coach. Watch him say he has Bayern DNA. That man causing more harm than good these days. |
In Juppel We Trust. All in Red! Auf geht's Bayern! |
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nihilistjnr:Leeeemaaaoooo! Nice one! |
nihilistjnr:Sent. |
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Commendable act, but why is she posting this online? The whole thing reeks of virtue-signalling and 'blowing your trumpet' kind of thing. Her ego couldn't resist the urge to set herself up as a saviour, usng the poor kid to garner public praise, likes and who knows maybe some dough. After only two months. Even the so-called transformation is exaggerated. If you feel the need to show off your acts of kindness, then maybe your intentions are not entirely noble to begin with. Why not let those works and other people speak for you and your conscience be the judge. Even the Holy Book says let your left hand give without the right hand knowing. |
Gladbach got their own taste of that Saarbrucken special What a run those guys are on. They will be facing Kaiserslautern in the semis and they will very much fancy their chances. Them winning the Pokal would be the biggest story in German football this year in spite of what Leverkusen have done. |
Unlimited22:Yeah. I specifically directed the question to you for a reason. Omo, so sorry about your book. No be say you be Stephen King or J.K Rowling wey don chop money for writing. Abeg, make dem allow my guy make im money oh. |
AdisaOwala:Lol. I knew you were going to wannk to this. It's only the truth, anyway. |
Unlimited22:Hmmn. You don't download books online illegally, I presume? |
raumdeuter:I love Xabi so much I don't want him to take the Bayern job. I don't see much upside to it. Winning the league with Leverkusen, potentially unbeaten, and possibly the German Cup is a bigger achievement than anything he might achieve at Bayern, bar the treble which is like once a decade. There's a popular saying "If you can't beat them, join them," here, the reverse is the case. Why would he join Bayern when he's virtually completed Football in Germany at a more difficult level. If he comes here, he will judged by his success at Leverkusen and would be under pressure to do more, which is insane and unfair IMO. With Liverpool, there is a fresh challenge, competing in the best league in the world and also in with a solid chance of winning the CL. More importantly, he will be afforded the time and support to build his team. I would go to Liverpool if i were in his shoes. |
Thazard:Lmao. A interesting case of Bibliokleptomania. I've always wondered about the ethical implications of such habits. Knowledge is a lofty ideal, when compared to baser human desires such as money and power. The growth and advancement of any civilization is tied to the level of knowledge possessed by that civilization. So should the need to read or know be constrained by moral codes and laws? It also raises the question with writers and publishers and the issue of illegal downloads of ebooks and journals. Is there a line in our quest for knowledge and where do we draw it? Unlimited22, I'm particularly interested in your take on this issue. |
I'm going to be honest, i'm not confident about our chances of qualifying tomorrow. My hope in this team has never been so low and comeback missions at the Allianz Arena rarely ends well. It's a movie I know all too well, and the ending is always the same. Real Madrid, Barca, Atleti, Liverpool, Villarreal, Man City. The last time we managed a comeback victory was against Porto in 2015, I think. The truth is our players are not up for the fight on big nights like this when the pressure is really on. It's even worse with this current team. They talk a great deal pre-match, but when it's time to match their words with action, they disappoint. The more I think of it, a Ro16 exit at the hands of Lazio would be the perfect signoff for the disaster that has been Tuchel's reign. You can't go any lower than that. That said, i will still be supporting the team tomorrow of course, but this time with zero expectations. |
WhoDeyHause:Niicee one, my guy. You just had to rub it in. No wahala. This season's dusted already. Na to just suffer through the last few months of this Tuchel torture. |
DissTroy:Hahaha. That would be 'Na you sabi'. Very funny song. |
Capaldi:Kimmich dropping disasterclass since 2020? I will assume that's just hyperbole on your part. Kimmich's QF-first-leg showing vs PSG in 2021 remains the most dominant playmaking performance by a midfielder in any CL knockout game in the last 5 seasons. I dare you to mention a better one. The same Kimmich was one of the very few bright spots for Germany at the last World Cup, alongside Musiala but let's put all the blame on him while players like Gundogan and Muller stunk up the joint and the team crashed out in the group stages. Kimmich going back to RB is no news. Joachim Low played him as a wingback at the last Euros even when he was balling in midfield. Kroos' return means Nagelsmann can now afford some much-needed quality at the RB position. That said, i expect to see him invert in midfield and help Kroos out. |
Capaldi:Hahaha. This man no go everly let me rest. Kimmich actually played alongside Thiago in midfield that season until the Lisbon mini-tournament when he had to fill in at RB for the injured Pavard. He was certainly our best midfielder that year, even if Thiago tried as well. You are free to talk trash about a player who has been incredibly consistent for years, but because of a slight dip in form, is "useless" but let your apologies be as loud as your disrespect when he inevitably recovers top form. I'll be waiting to see the miracle Kroos performs at the Euros since he has decided to return to the NT. Just make sure you keep the same energy with him. |
A001:The boys tried, getting to the final but yesterday was a massive letdown. The cowardly manner in which they lost made it even more painful. Dem seriously fall hand. |
akwesenana:Lol. The thing pain me pass as I expect oh. I couldn't sleep well through out the night. This morning, na one kain headache follow me wake up. And I no carry SE for head like that. |
SMH. I can't believe people are actually defending Iwobi with the nonsense he played yesterday. Everybody with their own agenda. Capaldi, I sight you, bro. How you dey? |
How are we all feeling this morning? |
Nothing new here. Every big game na opportunity for Tuchel to disgrace himself. I trust Hamann and Matthaus to squeeze his neck like crazy this night, e never see anything. Useless coach. There's no stopping Leverkusen now. They are going to coast to the title and we are going to drop more points. God go forever punish the fools that sacked Nagelsmann and brought in Tuchel. They just set the team backwards. Harry Kane is definitely ending this season trophyless. Poor lad. Dem go use trolling kill am. |
ppogba:Oh, that's great to hear. Thanks for the update. I might tune in to the program some other time. I loved watching him, growing up as a kid. Real legend of sports journalism in Nigeria. |
ppogba:Kayode Tijani was Nigeria's foremost football historian. The man was a walking encyclopedia, like you said. He would recount with amazing detail even the most random events in Nigerian football history. Nothing ever got past him. This is a great loss to Nigerian sports journalism. May his soul rest in peace. Mike Mayaki and him were the ones that made me fall in love with the analytical side of football, with their expert dissection of football news and stories. I hope Uncle Mike is well and kicking wherever he is. |
Melvyn11:Which South African girls fine? Abi na their posterior endowment dey confuse you? Sey you carry nyash no mean say you fine oh. I will also pretend i didn't see you sneak in Edo. Propaganda is allowed sha. |
but this isn't the official Bundesliga Team of the Season. The EASports Team of the year thingy is a fan vote. While Boniface had a blistering start to the season before he got injured, i don't think he's deserving of a place on the TOTS. The number of games he's missed and his lack of solid minutes since returning makes his inclusion somewhat controversial. But then again, the whole thing is more or less a popularity contest. 
