OJURONGBE1:


It would be better for Tuchel to look for quality additions this January, especially for Ngolo Kante, who has been battling lingering injuries for the past few seasons.

Yves Bissouma is a player who has caught my eyes, i don't know what you guys think of him.

Yves Bissouma is the best DM in Prem now, but he's facing a rãpe case. No go buy Benjamin Mendy, Insurance no go cover your cost when olopa lock am for sango

Havertz10:
When tuchel talks about havertz, he mentions talent, potential, he can't run out of superlatives

But if it's mount, he incorporates intangibles

Talent and potential talks is also what a wise coach uses to encourage youngster who is not performing on the pitch

Same words are being used for Hudson Odoi

Havertz10:
When tuchel talks about havertz, he mentions talent, potential, he can't run out of superlatives

But if it's mount, he incorporates intangibles

Post the superlatives used for havertz.

OJURONGBE1:


Ever heard the saying; that if you want to be the best, you have to beat the best?

Ever heard the saying; that tactical attack spurious withdrawal is the hallmarks of a great warrior?


(moja mosa l'afi mo akinkanju l'oju ogun)

CapitalCee:
This is my predictions:

Lille vs Sporting
Real Madrid vs PSG
Man United vs Salzburg
Ajax vs Atalanta.
Bayern vs Chelsea
Man city vs Inter
Juventus vs Athletico
Liverpool vs Benfica


Quarter final.

Bayern vs Liverpool
Real Madrid vs Athletico
Man United vs Sporting.
Man city vs Ajax

Semi.
Ajax Vs Man United
Madrid vs Liverpool

Final.
Man United vs Liverpool
6-5 on penalties.

This can only happen on Winning eleven.

donstan18:

I’m sad and angry because of the rubbish we’re displaying. Who am I suppose to bame if not the manager?

I’ll criticize him whenever I want and not even his fanatics will do shiit.

We’ve had better managers criticized, so fvck him and fvck his asslickers who feels he’s above criticism.

Criticism for what exactly? Have you thought about what you're criticizing him for or you don't like blabbing incoherently on the internet?

donstan18:

I had to stream because I wasn’t home yet, the commentary from hesgoal was just so frustrating.

Chinese abi Na Wetin, especially when that eediotic Saul was being stupid.

You can always use https://pointgoals.com
They usually have several servers

donstan18:

I had to stream because I wasn’t home yet, the commentary from hesgoal was just so frustrating.

Chinese abi Na Wetin, especially when that eediotic Saul was being stupid.

I remember I used to find Arab commentary frustrating too when I started using twitter streams, but with time I fell in love with it... I even get favorite commentator wey I dey always look out for sef, whenever I use twitter streams.

So basically all of Ajax highly rated class of 2019 players have flopped badly. From De ligt to De Jong,Beek,Neres, Onana, and Ziyech.

OJURONGBE1:


It would be better for Tuchel to look for quality additions this January, especially for Ngolo Kante, who has been battling lingering injuries for the past few seasons.

Yves Bissouma is a player who has caught my eyes, i don't know what you guys think of him.

Frenkie Dejong is on Barca transfer list . We should go all out for him this Winter and summer window.

Raumdeuter take note. You have been warned

Capaldi:
So basically all of Ajax highly rated class of 2019 players have flopped badly. From De ligt to De Jong,Beek,Neres, Onana, and Ziyech.

How did Neres and De Jong flop?

Trevor012:
Raudeuter take note. You have been warned

Shey na Popiziano fantasiano write am?

After watching Villarreal yesterday I decided to Google Arnaut Danjuma and found his story very interesting

Dutch Father, Nigerian mother but wondering why he goes by Danjuma and not his fathers last name

His mother is Hauwa a Notherner

His parents divorced when he was young and he became homeless having to live in foster care with his siblings

https://lifebogger.com/arnaut-danjuma-childhood-biography-story-facts/

Capaldi:
So basically all of Ajax highly rated class of 2019 players have flopped badly. From De ligt to De Jong, Beek,Neres, Onana, and Ziyech.

I would buy those 2 in a heartbeat

raumdeuter:
After watching Villarreal yesterday I decided to Google Arnaut Danjuma and found his story very interesting

Dutch Father, Nigerian mother but wondering why he goes by Danjuma and not his fathers last name

His mother is Hauwa a Notherner

His parents divorced when he was young and he became homeless having to live in foster care with his siblings

https://lifebogger.com/arnaut-danjuma-childhood-biography-story-facts/

Wow, this website is very rich in content. Thanks for sharing.
Do you think he would choose Nigeria as his country? For football?

Capaldi:
So basically all of Ajax highly rated class of 2019 players have flopped badly. From De ligt to De Jong,Beek,Neres, Onana, and Ziyech.

While many of them are good individually, they've struggled badly to assimilate with their team. Many of them are looking like mismatches for their team.

Havertz10:
I would buy those 2 in a heartbeat

De Jong is a good CM but I doubt Chelsea can afford to pay his abnormal wages, courtesy of generous Barca board.

Jorginho expected to play through pains tomorrow. We just need to keep the standards high and win this one. Then we wait for recoveries. Going to be quite the tough festive seasons.

donjazet:


Wow, this website is very rich in content. Thanks for sharing.
Do you think he would choose Nigeria as his country? For football?

Too late. I don't think he ever sees himself as a Nigerian right from childhood.

donjazet:


Wow, this website is very rich in content. Thanks for sharing.
Do you think he would choose Nigeria as his country? For football?

He has already played for Holland, So he has chosen Holland

But he still maintain ties to his Nigerian root, you see he is a devout Moslem, I now wonder how a mixed race kid of Part Dutch Nationality will be homeless and sleeping in vehicles. Homeless in Nigeria or Holland?

Post divorce, what role did their mother play in their lives.

Intriguing story sha

Oasis007:


Too late. I don't think he ever sees himself as a Nigerian right from childhood.

If he was born in Lagos, grew up partly in Lagos, what rol did the mother play in his life after divorce? For him to be homeless and in foster care, was it that the mom remarried immediately and left them or she just didnt have the means. Even if she didn't have the means, Shouldnt the Dutch embassy take care of the kids?

raumdeuter:
After watching Villarreal yesterday I decided to Google Arnaut Danjuma and found his story very interesting

Dutch Father, Nigerian mother but wondering why he goes by Danjuma and not his fathers last name

His mother is Hauwa a Notherner

His parents divorced when he was young and he became homeless having to live in foster care with his siblings

https://lifebogger.com/arnaut-danjuma-childhood-biography-story-facts/

Could the political string he talked about be racism? Well,whatever it is I just hope the lad keeps growing better and better and do what drogba did to arsenal whenever his team with PSV .

Had a dream that we were drawn against Real Madrid, and Liverpool got PSG.

Things you see and weep for this country.

All things being equal, Jorginho will start tomorrow, and James will start at WB.

TT also hopes that Kante can return to training next week.

donjazet:
Things you see and weep for this country.

Being a Bus driver in London for a former super Falcon player is not a bad thing. Lets stop this cry baby attitude

BlueMann:
Had a dream that we were drawn against Real Madrid, and Liverpool got PSG.

I will take real madrid with both hands.

donjazet:
Things you see and weep for this country.

What is wrong with this? Is she beyond those doing the job? Or should she be raising Gofundme campaign like some ex sportsmen are doing?

If you dont have money no one will tell you to take up any job to survive. I have seen many ex internationals of different countries pick up other jobs post retirement

Paying your bills is the main thing. I saw Patience Avre in Chicago many yrs ago, I heard she is working in healthcare nowadays. Avre was a real star not this Ayegba that most people dont even know about

You have fame and access to money and still yet, you don't invest and plan for tomorrow

The issues that trouble me today are issues that will escalate in the future, now has already arrived, if you planned poorly, it's playing out like expected

Nobody owes me anything, family can only support, you have to use your opportunities to build your life, there are no excuses, nobody held you back but yourself, if your life ages poorly

it's all your fault, look into the mirror and hail your pathetic self

i'm sure that a family member knowing how gullible Nigerians can be, posted that to draw sympathy and financial aid, we continue to promote mediocrity using sentiment

Any body that gives her a kobo, is a mugu ^⁹⁹⁹⁹

CapitalCee:


Being a Bus driver in London for a former super Falcon player is not a bad thing. Lets stop this cry baby attitude

raumdeuter:


What is wrong with this? Is she beyond those doing the job? Or should she be raising Gofundme campaign like some ex sportsmen are doing?
If you dont have money no one will tell you to take up any job to survive. I have seen many ex internationals of different countries pick up other jobs post retirement

Paying your bills is the main thing. I saw Patience Avre in Chicago many yrs ago, I heard she is working in healthcare nowadays. Avre was a real star not this Ayegba that most people dont even know about

I think you both misunderstand my position. Many ex-footballers who play for their national teams are able to build up a profile that makes it easier to earn better income from more reputable sources.

Being a driver is a low income\ minimum wage paying job that celebrities shouldn't be seen doing.
This lady played in front of thousands of people for her national team. That's enough to have built a good profile.

I said I weep for my country because, in other countries you can see that their former pro footballers both male and female are able to slot into other footballing roles and pay-structures but our country doesn't value those things, hence the disparities between both countries income opportunities and general environment.

Simply put, an American or European former footballer is more likely to succeed than someone from our country. I'm wishing this would cease to be so.