Cardi B Says She misses Offset Penis Not Him



Cardi B took to Instagram to let her mind out about how she feels about her estranged husband Offset

The Bodak Yellow rapper, made a funny video on Instagram stating she misses offsets pens, and that she misses how he demolishes her.

We all know of the drama between the both of them , and we see signs of both off them getting back together.
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Man United♦ Confirm Appointment of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer



After parting ways with Jose Mourinho yesterday, Manchester United have confirmed that club legend, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would take over as the club’s interim manager.

The club’s statement read:

“We can confirm that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been appointed as caretaker manager until the end of the 2018/19 season. He will be joined by Mike Phelan as first-team coach, together with Michael Carrick and Kieran McKenna.”

Solskjaer spent 11 seasons at Old Trafford, scoring the winning goal in the 1999 Champions League final.

The 47-year-old was previously managing Norwegian side Molde but their 2018 season has finished for the winter and restarts only in March.

The Norwegian was previously in charge of EPL club Cardiff in the 2013-14 season.

Source: https://plugblog.com.ng/man-united♦-confirm-appointment-of-ole-gunnar-solskjaer/

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Mourinho sacked: Pogba, Lukaku, Fred and his other Man United signings rated



Jose Mourinho’s ultimately ill-fated tenure as Manchester United manager will likely be remembered more for his grumblings about transfers and under-performing players than the silverware.

Mourinho was sacked on Tuesday, two days after a dire display in a 3-1 defeat to bitter rivals Liverpool, leaving the Reds 19 points ahead of United in the Premier League table.

A common theme of Mourinho’s time at Old Trafford was his incessant demands for greater backing in the transfer market, despite spending a small fortune.

Sections of the media suggested United grew frustrated with Mourinho not getting the best out of players he identified, which meant alternative options were sought after.

Either way, few of the players brought in during Mourinho’s time at Old Trafford have made a strong impression…

2018-19 season:

Fred

Seen as a coup after United reportedly pipped Manchester City to his signing, Fred has featured just eight times in the Premier League. When he has played, he has struggled to justify his rumoured £50million transfer fee. RATING: FLOP

Diogo Dalot

Mourinho lauded himself for the signing of Dalot, claiming it was his familiarity with Porto – rather than any scouting expertise – which saw the right-back identified. He has shown flashes of quality in attack, but injuries have limited his appearances. RATING: N/A

Lee Grant

An experienced third-choice goalkeeper, Grant was only ever signed to be a back-up to David de Gea and Sergio Romero. RATING: N/A

2017-18 season:

Romelu Lukaku

United showed they meant business when luring Lukaku to Old Trafford under the noses of Chelsea, paying a reported £90m. He scored 27 times in all competitions last term, but he has been poor this season. Considering the outlay and how much importance was placed on his signing, it is difficult to say the Belgium international has been a success. RATING: FLOP


Nemanja Matic

Initially lauded as a masterstroke as Mourinho linked up with a key member of his last title success at Chelsea, Matic was one of United’s best players in his first six months at Old Trafford. But his decision-making seemed to slow as the campaign progressed, and this season he has consistently been a weak link. Perhaps Chelsea knew what they were doing after all. RATING: FLOP

Victor Lindelof

Brought in after catching the eye for Portuguese giants Benfica, Lindelof was said to be a player personally identified by Mourinho. However, he regularly looked out of his depth last term and while he has improved this season, he continues to look nervous and unconvincing. RATING: FLOP

Alexis Sanchez

The excitement around Sanchez’s January arrival was immense, as City were left ruing the late intrusion of United. Nothing has gone to plan, however, with the Chilean scoring just three goals in 22 league games. On top of that, performances have been well short of expectation and the club are already said to be open to him leaving. Given he is reportedly earning close to £500,000 every week, he has to be regarded as one of the worst signings in Premier League history. RATING: FLOP

2016-17 season:

Paul Pogba

Having seen the mercurial talents of Pogba on display at Juventus after previously escaping United, the Red Devils brought him back four years later for a then-world record fee of £90m. Although his technical quality cannot be doubted, and he has been productive in terms of assists for United, it is difficult to class his time as a success, especially given his strained relationship with Mourinho. RATING: FLOP

Henrikh Mkhitaryan

Following a remarkable season with Borussia Dortmund, Mkhitaryan’s signing was greeted with much excitement, as he looked set to inject some much-needed creativity. He proved to be the first of many to suffer Mourinho’s tough love at United and made very little impact in the first few months. He did play an important role in their Europa League triumph, but contributed little else before being swapped for Sanchez, in arguably the least successful trade ever. RATING: FLOP

Eric Bailly

The signing of Bailly from Villarreal caught most by surprise. While he had certainly shown himself to be a talent in LaLiga, it was argued he was still a bit raw. Fast-forward two and a half years and you could say little has changed. On his day, he is surely United’s most talented centre-back, but he has more than a tendency to lose his head and Mourinho regularly left him out. RATING: FLOP

Zlatan Ibrahimovic

A free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain, Zlatan Ibrahimovic quickly silenced the doubters who said he was too old to compete in the Premier League. He scored 28 goals across all competitions, before a serious knee injury struck. Probably the only player signed in the Mourinho era to live up to expectations, let alone surpass them. RATING: SUCCESS

Source: https://plugblog.com.ng/mourinho-sacked-pogba-lukaku-fred-and-his-other-man-united-signings-rated/

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BREAKING NEWS! Manchester United Sack Manager Jose Mourinho

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Leaders of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) stormed out of a conciliatory meeting with the Federal Ministry of Education summoned by Minister of Labour and Employment Senator Chris Ngige.

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JUST IN: ASUU Storms Out Of Meeting With FG



Leaders of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on Monday stormed out of a conciliatory meeting with the Federal Ministry of Education summoned by Minister of Labour and Employment Senator Chris Ngige.

The meeting, which was scheduled to commence at 5.00pm, started about one hour behind schedule but ended abruptly as the ASUU delegation led by its President, Prof. Biodun Ogunyomi walked out less than one hour after.

But the leadership of ASUU refused to comment on why they were walking out of the meeting.

Speaking at the commencement of the meeting on Monday, Ngige expressed shock that the issue of short fall in salaries of university lecturers was still lingering.

He however expressed hope the ongoing strike action by members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities will soon be resolved.

The Minister said he expects the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation to brief the meeting on steps being taken to clear the shortfall.

Ngige said that both parties will consider reports on all the outstanding issues with a view to reaching an understanding on the way forward.

The University lecturers have been on strike since November 4th to protest government failure to implement its terms of settlement and address the problems facing public universities.

Among the issues, which the Minister gave assurances on at the last meeting that he will be providing a feedback were the payments of salary shortfalls, Revitalization Fund and Academic Earned Allowances.

On the issue of salary shortfall, the Minister said that he was surprised that the payment has lingered despite agreement reached over the matter since 2017.
Speaking on the non-payment of salary shortfall, Ngige said: “There is nothing new about it except that this Ministry is surprised that the issue of salary shortfall is still lingering “.

ASUU President Ogunyemi said lecturers were waiting anxiously to hear from the FG over the promises it made at the last meeting.

He said that it is based on the response from government that the union will be able to decide on their next line of action.

Source: https://plugblog.com.ng/just-in-ASUU-storms-out-of-meeting-with-fg/

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Anyone who sacks mourinho based of their game with Liverpool doesn't appreciate the gift of an amazing coach

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I don't see Mourinho exceeding January 31st Except by a Miracle

Miracles happens nobody knows the future

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BREAKING! Man United Board Finally Takes Decision On Sacking Mourinho After Liverpool Loss




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Manchester United board have decided not to sack manager, Jose Mourinho, despite the Red Devils’ 3-1 defeat by Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday.

Goals from Sadio Mane (1), Xherdan Shaqiri (2) gave Jurgen Klopp’s men all three points against United.

However, Jesse Lingard did score for Jose Mourinho’s men.

Mourinho is under intense pressure at United following his side’s poor form of run so far this campaign.

According to The Guardian, United’s hierarchy have decided that Mourinho’s future at Old Trafford is not under immediate threat following Sunday’s defeat to Jurgen Klopp’s men.

The report claimed that United’s chiefs are willing to give the Portuguese time to improve his side’s performances and turn things around for good so as to save his job.

Mourinho’s men will now tackle Cardiff City in their next Premier League fixture on Saturday.

Man United currently sit in sixth position on the Premier League table with 26 points from 17 games.

Source: https://plugblog.com.ng/breaking-man-united-board-finally-takes-decision-on-sacking-mourinho-after-liverpool-loss/

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