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It seems Kano Pillers has changed media team they've improved alot their unveiling of players has been beautiful so far
I hope they can continue that going into the new season

We haven't seen the NPFL Top scorer with his Golden boot after over 2months after the league ended

UncleHaba22:
It seems Kano Pillers has changed media team they've improved alot their unveiling of players has been beautiful so far
I hope they can continue that going into the new season

We haven't seen the NPFL Top scorer with his Golden boot after over 2months after the league ended

They have Ahmed Musa as their GM so maybe he has started making changes.

Sheffield United, QPR and Middlesbrough are tracking Tim Iroegbunam with Everton open to loaning the midfielder out.

kingphilip:
They have Ahmed Musa as their GM so maybe he has started making changes.

The system will swallowed him soon,just like Kanu who has not been finding it easy with Enyimba,running government football club is not easy.

TheGoodJoe:
Galatasaray already signed Leroy Sane and are also paying him €15 million annually.

It's just a pity that whole Osimhen will be playing again in poor Turkish league,am not happy,too talented for Turkey

TheGoodJoe:
Brighton fans in tears. For them to be referred as Oblivion.

Omo, The first time I heard of him was on his Chelsea debut

Kog45:
The system will swallowed him soon,just like Kanu who has not been finding it easy with Enyimba,running government football club is not easy.

Don't underestimate Musa, unlike Kanu he is quite politically savvy

So far, it has been a quiet summer window for Nigerian players.

ChrisKels:
So far, it has been a quiet summer window for Nigerian players.

It’s obvious our players need to invest heavily on good agents …d likes of gittens, pedro Quddus getting signed ahead of look man is a big sign

Man's looking trim now.

junnyjake:
Man's looking trim now.

Good for him

So Newcastle is serious with deir €80million bid for ekiteke Abi wetin be him name,but clubs are finding it difficult to buy €75 million osimhen;our players need to invest on agents

elyte89:
So Newcastle is serious with deir €80million bid for ekiteke Abi wetin be him name,but clubs are finding it difficult to buy €75 million osimhen;our players need to invest on agents

no be agents, na we no wan gree understand the koko of the matter.

Goke7:
no be agents, na we no wan gree understand the koko of the matter.

Educate me on the matter

Enh koko master

TheGoodJoe:
Galatasaray already signed Leroy Sane and are also paying him €15 million annually.

It's what I don't understand.

I heard on Talksport today that Sancho asked Fener 12m net to pursue them and they agreed. He was so shocked, he didn't respond for days.
They had to withdraw they offer.

elyte89:
It’s obvious our players need to invest heavily on good agents …d likes of gittens, pedro Quddus getting signed ahead of look man is a big sign

Lookman is 27 gittens is 20 pedro is 23
It's not just about agent

Negotiations between Napoli and Galatasaray for Victor Osimhen are failing to get off the ground: the Turkish club already has an agreement with the Nigerian striker and is willing to pay the €75 million release clause, but they don't intend to pay it in one lump sum as the Azzurri are asking.
So, sensational news comes from France that
sees another club entering the fray. According to L'Equipe, Paris Saint-Germain has reportedly returned to evaluating Victor Osimhen. The reigning Champions League champions are looking
for a centre-forward, and sporting director Luis Campos has reportedly already made contact with the Nigerian's entourage.
Paris Saint-Germain had previously made offers for Osimhen, and now his name seems to be trending again for Luis Enrique's team. Another player receiving close attention, reports L'Equipe, is AC Milan's Rafa Leao: the Parisians dream of a stellar attack
with these two top-tier signings, who would join the ranks of Kvaratskhelia, Dembelé, Doué, and Barcola.

@tuttonapoli

Bannedlargejr:
Omo, The first time I heard of him was on his Chelsea debut

The first time you heard of Jao Pedro was on his Chelsea debut?
You need to start watching football. Some of us have known him playing alongside Wellback at Brighton and trust me, you guys haven't seen anything yet. Pedro is super talented and he is very good at drifting to the midfield, get the ball and drive forward

May likely end up in Saudi.

Sugarboyy:
The first time you heard of Jao Pedro was on his Chelsea debut?
You need to start watching football. Some of us have known him playing alongside Wellback at Brighton and trust me, you guys haven't seen anything yet. Pedro is super talented and he is very good at drifting to the midfield, get the ball and drive forward

Some of us have known him from his Watford days.

I believe he was teammates with Emmanuel Dennis then.

I don't understand Osimhen transfer saga. Is he under a spell? This is highly unusual oo. Drogba, Eto'o, Kanu, and countless other elite African ballers didn't experience this kind of brickwall transfer issues. What baffles me is that top clubs ought to be falling over themselves for this guy but they aren't. What's happening? It's really unfortunate. I trust that he'd be the Victor in all these.

junnyjake:
Some of us have known him from his Watford days.

I believe he was teammates with Emmanuel Dennis then.

He said "you need to start watching football" and goes on to mention Brighton-Welbeck.

Mujtahida:
I don't understand Osimhen transfer saga. Is he under a spell? This is highly unusual oo. Drogba, Eto'o, Kanu, and countless other elite African ballers didn't experience this kind of brickwall transfer issues. What baffles me is that top clubs ought to be falling over themselves for this guy but they aren't. What's happening? It's really unfortunate. I trust that he'd be the Victor in all these.

Top clubs are avoiding victor like a plague 🥲

TheLoneCitizen:
He said "you need to start watching football" and goes on to mention Brighton-Welbeck.

Is anything wrong with that statement?

Turkey just built different

Mujtahida:
What you just said is entirely beside the point of your initial post.

Just like comodo you completely lack understanding and fail to grasp the contextual nature of my response.

So forgive me others from the departure 🛫 from football ⚽ somewhat.

First of all, "Rule of Law" mean complete submission to the law without question ⁉️ When that principle is ingrained and established in society over decades it cannot be divided or put aside from the make up of society.

The cultural norms and values of Rule of law become indisputable and institutionalised the possibility of departure is very marginal. Everybody knows what is right, the law can be very simplistic and does not require adjudication from the Judiciary because it's intrinsically clear plain and simple. There is complete buy in by society and adherence.

In Nigeria the law is quite obviously clear and simple but because our governments are largely lawless as well as politicians painting 🖌️ black 🖤 to white 🤍. We then engage a corrupt compromised Judiciary to give spurious judgment to support the LAWLESS and UNCONSTITUTIONAL excesses of government.

In the UK if you give an order irrespective of your position President, Prime minister, General, etc If tha order it s not sanctioned by LAW, nobody will obey it because it's against the law. Again because in general everybody concedes to the Rule of law.

If you award a contract without the due diligence of the legal procurement process it will not be covered by law and it will therefore be unlawful and the contract becomes null and void. As a consequence nobody wants to be a party to lawlessness and face a financial loss.

The requisite qualifications to contest elections are there for all to see if you don't meet them nobody will sanction you to contest the election. In addition anybody even a brick 🧱 layer can complain and you will be disqualified, who ever sanctioned you to contest will face severe sanctions.

When there is Rule of law ,the need to seek continuous interpretation of simplistic matters from the courts is simply nullified.

But we know when when it's written in clear black and white our public and governmental institutions including the NFF will be turning black 🖤 to white 🤍.

Our problem is that there is no rule of law and unfortunately no adherence to it both in public and secret. Look at how the NFF is run it reflects the nations lawlessness. But more so the general populace have no Idea of the rule of law and feel no need to demand adherence by our representatives so accept rule of chaos and corruption as being normal.

Look at how many ministers caught in minor refractions and or dishonorable conduct immediately resign in the UK. That will never happen in Nigeria people like Sia Sia, Salisu, Amunike, etc and others should never be allowed near otu football. But it's normal practice they are still part of the NFF and influential.

Many of us simply cannot comprehend a society with the Rule of law entrenched into society cultural norms and values. So I understand comodo and you with regards to your responses.

It's not 🚫 your FAULT.