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Android22:
I usually avoid all these Pep arguments because they are largely disingenuous. It is like someone 8 years from now saying Xavi is a fraud because he never won a title without Ansu Fati (if he goes on to become the talent everyone says he is). They are setting the disqualifying factor after the fact. Notice how they keep talking about 1 billion squad and how he has been there compared to other teams that had to change managers. They are trying to make his not being fired a disadvantage to him. I can't subscribe to such arguments. They are nonsensical. I'd rather discuss tactics and teams tbh.

Kilishihunter:
Hmmm, Senegal looking like our main obstacle to the final
Ivory coast vs Egypt will be mayhem

popizaino:
I on the other hand will not give up on them even though I know they are being disingenuous. I will keep calling them out with facts and figures together with eye test,till they give up their insincerity and come back to their senses. I'm only on naira land for only two missions, the first is to learn and the second is to change the false narrative about Sir Pep Josep Guardiola .

Leyqute:
You thought I was trying to be savage by pointing out your tendency towards dyslexia?



Wetin popizaino no go see for Guardiola anus.

airmark:
Will you deactivate if Fraudiola, in his 6th attempt, fails in winning the UCL this season after spending over 1bn on a UCL semifinalist?

popizaino:
Did you deactivate your account when Conte couldn't reach UCL semi-finals in multiple attempts ?

airmark:
Will you deactivate if Fraudiola, in his 6th attempt, fails in winning the UCL this season after spending over 1bn on a UCL semifinalist?

Kilishihunter:
Hmmm, Senegal looking like our main obstacle to the final
Ivory coast vs Egypt will be mayhem

airmark:
I never called him the greatest coach ever.

Now, answer me.

donjazet:
Jorginho just can't stop winning.. He's surely tired of so much winning, this year. Dishing it hot hot to his spoilt belle's.

https://blackboxnigeria.com/eden-hazard-and-lessons-for-nigerian-youths/

Following his (£86/$120m) massive transfer from Chelsea in 2019, Eden has only contributed four goals and seven assists to the Blancos cause, and has rather been graduating from one injury to the other. A funny moment I recall, when a Nigerian football enthusiast, who like many other emotional Nigerians, made an emotional stance that Hazard could be having series of injuries because “the player who benches him at Real Madrid, Vicius Jnr is a Brazilian, and you know Brazilian deals alot in voodoos”. So my funny friend said. Well, his emotional stance was wrong but his assertion about Brazil and voodoo could be right. According to New York Times, a fact-driven website, Brazil had developed many cults practices and diasporic spiritual beliefs which had spread throughout the country like the Candomblé, which came on board via the syncretism of the West Africans, who were at a point, slave captives in Brazil. That they take advantage of the venerated “orixas” for occultistic attacks. The fact, however, would not jettison the fact that Nigerians maintain a notable share in emotional talks and are quick to attach spiritual sentiments to human difficulties; but would it be fair to say a young Vicius Jnr could be so mean that he had attacked Hazard spiritually? I couldn’t contain this laugh. My dentition is currently widely-opened. Lol. Do not mind me. But, the emotional sentiment was an unhealthy spit that shouldn’t remain in the mouth, so I let it out and rather seek the “fact” that wins over emotions, anytime.

While Hazard should have rather made a tap from the success principles of footballers like Messi and Ronaldo who he looked up to, Eden wrecked his own career with careless and not-too-good intakes for a footballer who seek fitness and consistent appearances. Pizza, Burgers, Buns and other junks which are liable to cause injury or affect a footballer’s fitness were what Hazard found solace in consuming, time to time. Despite the many warnings he received. On his own choice of foods, listen to what he said while recovering from a calf injury that he suffered in late-February 2021: “The sauce on burger was my favourite thing. I’m trying not to eat a lot. I’m trying not to go into the pantry to eat a lot of buns, but it’s not easy,” he told RTBF. His former Chelsea teammate and Chelsea goalkeeper, Marcin Bulka, also revealed Hazard’s penchant for some greasy junk food: “He loves hamburgers and pizza, I saw him all the time in pizzerias,” he said, as per Goal. “He doesn’t care about anything other than football and having a good time. In Chelsea, this was not a problem, but at Real, especially with the recent injury, he probably went a bit overboard with the weight.”

Away from Hazard’s junks, he is also a lazy player who was described as the “most lazy player I’ve ever played with” according to his former Chelsea teammate, John Obi Mikel. The reportedly lazy Hazard has been listed by his former teammate, Felipe Luis as one of the best players he (Filipe) has ever played with, but his laziness has not really helped him. Hear Filipe: “Eden, along with Neymar, are the best players I have ever played alongside – up there with [Lionel] Messi. But He didn’t train well. Five minutes before the game he would be playing Mario Kart in the dressing room. He would warm up without tying his bootlaces up.” Luis told the Daily Mail. Hazard’s former coach, José Mourinho also lamented his laziness. Hear José: “The truth is what you see from him, he is an amazing player with awful training. When he gets onto the pitch you don’t see the reflection of a week of work, you just see a reflection of his talent.” Mourinho said during an interview with talkSPORT.

Unprofessional intakes and laziness had wrecked Hazard’s fitness and career, that he got to Madrid with extra five kilos overweight and have faced series of debilitating injuries. Right to say he brought himself fame but ruined his game with careless enjoyment and laziness. He watched his own talent get clipped, shorter than he had wished. Like Hazard, like Neymar, the duo of who were kings in their games and supposed successors of the two best players in football history – Ronaldo and Messi – but ended up watching their talent recede because of unprofessional enjoyment and laziness. Like Hazard, Like Neymar, Like Nigerian youths. Many of the latter who have unlimited stream of talents, but watch it vanish like vapour with their careless enjoyment and laziness. They spared no listening ears to John C Maxwell’s message that, “Talent Is Never Enough”. Everlasting professionalism is never gifted on platter of gold; it requires relentless works, determination, sacrifice and many other principles.

Griffon:
Please Fam, do we have any trusted agency or individual on Nairaland that can help mail to me the iPhone I bought, from Texas to Nigeria, and how much could they be charging for such service?

Cc: Ibime, Raumdeuter, Nateevs, Roland17, A40, Nihilistjnr et al.

The sauce on burger was my favourite thing. I’m trying not to eat a lot. I’m trying not to go into the pantry to eat a lot of buns, but it’s not easy,”

Think4Yourself:

izzou:


[color=royalblue] Only the heavens know who swear for Hazard with buns[/color]

donstan18:
2:0


Liverpool Winning.

popizaino:
Yes you were and don't try to deny that. You trying to make a fuss about not knowing how to spell a word uniquely to yourself exposes your intent.

raumdeuter:
Jota is playing in the same Liverpool where they claimed Klopp doesnt want his 9 to score

Roland17:
Jota is brilliant to be honest and the way Klopp has been able to maximize his impact is impressive. He runs the channels like crazy, able to create space for himself and is a good finisher.

BikeMan:
heroshe(dot)com

Griffon:
Please Fam, do we have any trusted agency or individual on Nairaland that can help mail to me the iPhone I bought, from Texas to Nigeria, and how much could they be charging for such service?

Cc: Ibime, Raumdeuter, Nateevs, Roland17, A40, Nihilistjnr et al.