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Shyte! As I clicked submit on my previous post, Dembele scored. Na me jinx Rayo Chai!! |
Dem beat Madrid dem dey happy. I dey come, make I go iron my agbada. |
No wins in our last 4 games at the Allianz Arena. No clean sheets at home all season. No clear attacking plan and we can't even keep out a village team. Kovac has to go, I don't care who comes in. Even if it's Hassenhuttl or Horst Hrusbech. I was never sold on Kovac. I remember complaining about his inability to set up his teams to play attacking football. Even the defensive solidity they said he would bring is nonexistent. He is incapable of making game changing subs. Tuchel was my preferred choice and even with all the baggage he brings, there is no question he would have done a better job. I'm still not buying the transition excuse. We still have a good team even if it's not of the highest quality. Was this not the same team that won the league at a canter? Was this not the same team that bossed Real Madrid over 2 legs last season? The problem is the coach. Kalle and Ulli also are not free of blame. I just dey wait for next summer before unloading on those 2. |
A40:Rafinha messed up big time. One would think having lived in a multicultural society like Germany's for so long, he would be less naive about these things. I wonder if he has a PR team. The club should also have seen this coming and reproached him on his choice of outfit. They should have left him out of the team photo altogether. Hopefully, this doesn't turn into a PR disaster. It will be interesting to see the reception the team get when we make our yearly trip to Doha. |
raumdeuter:I might be wrong about Hummels being the guy wearing the white mask. I think it's James. That mask is a popular item at Latin American costume parties and the height of the player matches that of James. |
raumdeuter:This one go hard small sha. Obviously Goretzka is the guy with the white hair on the left. Rafinha is the Arab guy with the cardboard Wagner is the guy with the black mask beside Goretzka, I can see his goatee. There's Lewy with the zombie pose beside Wagner.I can see Javi and Sule at the back. Hummels is the guy on black wearing a white mask by the right. Robben is wearing the yellow hoodie beside him. I think Boateng is the guy with the red hoodie in front and Alaba is wearing the wig mask and jacket beside him. Sounds crazy but I think Neuer is the clown. The rest I no know. Most of the time, I tried guessing using the height of the players. One would have to check their individual social media accounts to confirm. |
HanksAnuku:To be honest, I no fit remember. The babe real name na Sade Omoniyi. She made some forays into mainstream Nollywood but it wasn't as successful. Na soap operas I dey see am for these days. Yomi still dey act and is still even rocking that his signature haircut. I no sure say Bayowa films still dey o but that man make money those years o. There was that controversy of him marrying his frequent collaborator and ace comic Gbenga Adeboye's widow after the man died. That was in 2004 or so. The man fit done enter another business sha. |
afrodoc:Agbako!!! If Papa dey vex ehn, everywhere dey scatter. Won ma da gbo e moran won ni ![]() Bros, you sabi people for Yoruba Nollywood but you forgot to add Ajigijaga E get one fat light skinned guy too those years wey dey act thug. Osanle Amama, Abi Wetin be him name sef?Yoruba Nollywood was the ish in the 90's and early 2000s. There was Tunde Kelani with Mainframe Productions churning out timeless and evergreen movies. Even before then, there was Herbert Ogunde. The turn of the century saw Bayowa Films and Music take the throne. Every movie was a hit back to back, with stars like Baba Suwe, Lepa Shandy, Moladun I even remember Obesere and Cossy Orjiakor with those massive bazookas that year. It got so big that mainstream Nollywood stars like Tony Umez and Omotola were crossing over to act in Yoruba films. Mehn, this shyte is fvcking nostalgic! |
HanksAnuku:I've heard much about Segun Arinze as Black Arrow but i'm yet to see Silent night. I can almost picture Bros Sege threatening blood and thunder with those bulging eyeballs nearly popping out of their sockets .I'm more of a younger generation. I only knew Hanks in the early 2000's. Dude was the Grim Reaper personified. And the way he smoked his shyte, mehn. He had such an aura on screen. Total badass. He usually ended up meeting his Waterloo in many of his movies though. The last time I heard of Baba, it was that he was living in Ghana and had left his wild life style behind and was born again. The same Francis Duru?? The Francis Duru I know took on more mellow roles. Lover boy, underdog from a rag-to-riches kinda story, even comic roles at times. It's hard connecting him to that bad boy image for me. But then again, I'm a youngie. I've been watching a lot of classic movies and TV series these days. The X Files, Malcolm in the middle. E be like say i go start the same with Nollywood. Na to enter Alaba one of these days, charter all those classic movies sure pass Abi Netflix dey stream am? ![]() I hear say Izakaba reach part 7 Shey na true? ![]() |
chic2pimp:Na lie . I had always thought Nihilist was more of a Saint Obi kind of guy. I remember Hanks those years for Nollywood though. The original bad boy. He was always either playing a ruthless hitman, a daredevil armed robber or a thug. He was so heavily stereotyped that the moment you see him in a movie, you know what was coming. Those days of home videos sha. Memories. |
Wey Nihilist sef? E don tey whey I don see am around. Abi those people don finally get am ni? ![]() |
A40:How is this a transition season when we still field wingers with a combined age of over 70? Over half of our squad will be 30+ next year. This WAS supposed to be a transition season but it's anything but. I don't agree with your excuses. A super-club like Bayern is expected to play well and fight for all trophies, season in season out. Regardless of whatever situation we are in. I'm expecting a big summer next season though. Hopefully we get that transition season we've been waiting for. |
bazkid24:I'm sorry if I was a bit hard on you. It's not everyday you hear a supposed fan pray his team get humiliated in the biggest game of the season. All just because they are not playing well at the moment. You are probably frustrated watching the team play this way but you are not the only one. Nobody here is happy also but we don't go turning our backs on the team. We can only hope things change for the better. By the way, I have nothing against punting as long as it's done responsibly. I do play accumulators myself and i'm a frequent visitor on that thread also. So me saying you do punting wasn't meant as an attack on your character. To set things straight, I apologize once again for being aggressive. You are always welcome here. |
Another unimpressive outing by the team just as we struggled to beat a village team last time in the cup. Kovac is just buying time with this stretch of wins. Not much has changed since last month. The only difference is we are winning games, the performances have not improved one bit. Na Thiago injury dey pain me pass. He has been one of the few shining lights in the team this season. He's definitely out of the Klassiker. I just pray it's not as bad as initially thought. |
bazkid24:And here I was thinking you were the new Bayern fan on the block. Turns out you were only interested because of your Bet9ja tickets. Which is not so bad as man must 'chop'. Well we here don't give a fvck. bazkid24:Eeyah! So Bayern cut your ticket, kpele. Na pesin tell you say make you go carry them -1 or WBH for where boys dey do sere. Better luck next time. Well, make sure say you carry your Dortmund -2 vs Bayern so you go chop big time. Bye, and never see you again |
We just can't keep clean sheets these days, not even against a 4th division team. Almost every shot on target against us ends up in the back of the net. I tire o! |
Iago Aspas' wife gave birth during the week and he celebrated by scoring a hat trick against Eibar yesterday. Luis Suarez' wife also put to bed this week and he also grabbed a hat trick. New baby = Hat trick. Interesting. |
tesppidd:I was actually referring to my personal experience with Real Madrid fans. Most of them are mature enough to acknowledge Messi's greatness even while praising Ororo. You could learn a thing or two from them. But the average Barca fan is always hating on Ronaldo. They say he only scores tap ins and pks. They say he is selfish and an arrogant prick. Some even go as far as questioning his importance. I remember one of your people here even suggesting that Marcelo, and not CR7 was Madrid's best player. Well, we can all see that is happening now. |
IKON360:You are probably in the 0.01% of Barca fans who truly respect a true legend of the game, that is Ororo. You clearly don't know your fellow Barca fans as much I do. The sheer mention of Ronaldo's name sends a wave of vitriol and hate cursing through their veins. It goes beyond the ordinary banter you would normally expect. These guys would do anything to run Ororo down just to prove a point about Messi. |
IKON360:That's a big lie. Almost every Barca fan I know both online and in real life rarely has anything good to say about Ororo. And the funny thing is Madrid fans don't share the same level of beef for Messi. I actually know Real fans who prefer Messi to CR7. The only Barca fan here who respects or at least gives Ronaldo credit is Debroslink. The rest na so so bad belle. You would think the man do them something for their past lives. |
Barkabots still salty about Lord Ororo. They just keep hatin' but man don't care. |
kendrick93:Errm. . Errm. . E be like say na lordfalcao ![]() Lordfalcao, you get query o! |
Watch Barkabots groan about me discussing Benzema with a Madridista on their turf ![]() If anybody is willing to rant or vent about Suarez, i would be more than happy to lend a listening ear ![]() |
monerozi5590:Benzema is actually a very good player. I just don't like him as a striker. Here's one of my old posts on Benzema. pkasso: |
monerozi5590:E pain am Dude, the way you dey defend Benzema, shey na your brother in law? Lewy and Benzema? Please don't make me laugh! |
All is set for the most boring, most unexciting El Clasico in recent memory. No Messi, No Ronaldo, no Iniesta. Shey na waste pipes like Suarez and Benzema man go come dey watch? Add to the fact that both teams are not as good as they used to be, what you have is an over hyped contest. I would rather spend my Sunday evening watching episodes of The Simpsons and American Dad. Yeah, the El Clasico sucks ![]() |
I'm a little worried about Kimmich and how little rest he gets these days. I think he is the only outfield player yet to miss a single minute this season. Factor in, the games for the national team and you have an insane workload already at this stage of the season. The good thing is back up in Rafinha is back, and somewhere in my mind, I'm praying he steals that LB spot from Alaba. But we all know that's not going to happen. Gameday today. We are playing at Mainz, another of Lewy's favorite customers. They've been very stingy at the back this season until they let in 4 against Gladbach last time out so it might not be a stroll in the park. Definitely hope to see a better game than the borefest we served against AEK Athens. Muller has got to start today. I've been getting good vibes about him lately. No Robben and probably no Ribery. Expect a bit of rotation to kick in but all 3 points no less. |
Airmark and lordfalcao sha. From Belotti v Lacazette to Van Dijk v Rudiger. Is there anything you guys even agree on? ![]() |
PlainJAY:I swear I suspected the same shyte when I saw him asking that question about Chelsea making the CL. It was so un-Nihilist like. The guy's lack of wit and his general 'dryness' is another giveaway. There is a way the real Nihilist goes about his posts. He has a subtle trademark or signature of some sort. I know a Nihilist post when I see one. But the other guy na weyrey. Na too dey check pesin profile, before you reply them ![]() |
raumdeuter:You are totally right. The sacrifices those guys make is something else. They commit practically half of their youth to the sport. Boys your age are having fun, going to the club, partying but you can't because you have a game to prepare for. Dealing with the fame when you blow is another thing. Yeah, I remember that documentary; Ronaldo Tested to the Limit. It was sponsored by Castrol Edge. Incredible, even though, I feel some of the shoots were edited. You did say something about tactics in your earlier post. I personally think tactics are tad overrated. It's only commensurate to the level of talent at your disposal. The playing personnel is much more important than the tactics. I also believe less emphasis should be placed on shapes and formations and more on movement and fluidity. Something similar to Total Football. I think the 442 has made a comeback in recent years, although in different formats. Atletico won the La Liga, Europa League and made it to 2 CL finals, playing a compact 442, 2 banks of 4, with wide midfielders(Koke and Turan/Saul), rather than natural wingers. Leicester won the PL playing a 442 much closer to the one of old. They were not dominant in midfield, I think they had one of the worst passing accuracies that year. But they had Kante, who was like 2 in 1 so they weren't exactly outmanned in midfield. And mehn, that counter attacking game with Vardy bursting into space. Even, Real won 3 CLs in a role, playing a diamond 442 most of the time. It all depends on how you implement it. But, yeah I agree the flat 442 is a no no today. Wouldn't it be nice to see Kovac roll out a similar formation from time to time especially in light of our lack of quality wingers at the moment? |
raumdeuter:Interesting writeup. The phrase 'artists in an age of athletes' comes to mind a lot these days. There is more reliance on athleticism than actual talent in modern football. It's why you see guys like Bakayoko steal a living as footballers. It's basically faster, harder, stronger out there. I think modern footballers are very privileged. Sport science has made huge leaps in the last decade or so. Players now have an army of physios tending to their every need. Shorter recovery time in between matches, thanks to the ice rooms and sub-zero baths. Injuries are now well diagnosed and treated so much that it's not so uncommon to see a player make a return ahead of schedule. And what about the money? Back then, most played the game for passion. There were part-time footballers, who did it only for the love of the game. There are stories of some paying out of their own pockets just to take care of some team expenses. But there are no such worries for the modern footballer. The take-home pay alone for the week is more than most people earn in a year. Not to talk of bonuses and other add ons. There has never been a better time to be a professional footballer but the stakes have also never been higher. It all looks sweet and rosy from the outside but the mental and emotional pressure these guys face especially at the highest level is brutal. The expectations of the most demanding of fans, the suffocating gaze of the media. Even the most resolute of players can break down under such intense pressure. Only recently, Carrick revealed he battled depression during one of the most successful periods in his career. Aaron Lennon had to take some time off from football last year due to some personal issues. Little wonder most of these clubs now employ psychologists and shrinks to whom the players can open up to. Most of the time, i'm cynical about these things. After all, they make loads of money and live the life many can only dream of. Why should I give a damn about how they feel? But you can't help but feel for them sometimes. It's a tough job. |
diggz:Bros, make we drag matter too much. You can be very confrontational at times and I suspect you have a very bad temper so trust me I wouldn't want to get on your bad side. I'm just saying things as I see it. You would be surprised at how much some people can hold a grudge, no matter how slight. You fit done forget, but the other person still dey carry am for heart. |
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Wagner is the guy with the black mask beside Goretzka, I can see his goatee. There's Lewy with the zombie pose beside Wagner.
