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taiocol:
Maybe you should check back the only move that would have happened was to a Norwegian club but the deal failed cause the club couldn't afford salami

That one is between you and google, my phone is, well...basic hence i can't post articles.

BascoVanVeli:
Lol there was supposed to be a smiley face somewhere in there...but anyhow I was sure I was right so my point was I'd be willing to bet anything.

That chicken una der save for Xmas don tire you to look sha

taiocol:
That chicken una der save for Xmas don tire you to look sha

No be only chicken na ram and goat too lmao. It was a joke o! make una no expect me to kill chicken for Christmas, unless na u go send am.

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BascoVanVeli:
I love the fact that you think throwing out stats that even my little niece knows gets u any points. First off this isn't a fight it is a debate don't work yourself up for nothing. I never said Salami wasn't a good player i said he isn't the best on his team. Fact Salami wasn't even part of the teams plans this year being that he was loaned to a club in Serbia. He has scored 15 goals already but did he score all alone? Don't you think it is testament to his midfield that he has scored so much? How can you honestly say in a team with the likes of Stanley Dimgba, Ossai Uche, Solomon Kwambe and Azubuike Egwuekwe that Salami tops the list. Then you say consistency with the national team and that to me is alarming since he has scored only 3 goals in 13 matches and I remember at least 2 of those goals....nothing special, a tap in against Congo in Calabar and a ball served on a China dish by Ighalo against Chad. Btw news flash the season is over at 5 points adrift the Warri wolves better watch out for Wikki Tourist who are only 2 points behind them. I claim no immense knowledge about anything including football. I am here to learn and interact about football buddy so back off. You just sound like a guy who goes around starting internet fights I no dey one my guy carry go.

Hello BascoVanVeli and every other follower of this thread.
Firstly I appreciate the immense effort of every other member of the Warri Wolves team but we must acknowledge that one player has been most influential to the clubs ascension this term and he is Gbolahun Salami .
[quote author= ]He has scored 15 goals already but did he score all alone? Don't you think it is testament to his midfield that he has scored so much?[/quote]What shall be the result if those chances created are converted to goals?
[quote author= ]How can you honestly say in a team with the likes of Stanley Dimgba, Ossai Uche, Solomon Kwambe and Azubuike Egwekwe[/quote]In another bid to deride Gbolahun"s immense efforts for him club you erroneously put Solomon Kwambe "s name in your list. Forget the incessant SEagles invitation,Solomon Kwambe has been more of a BENCH player for Warri Wolves this season.
[quote author= ]news flash the season is over at 5 points adrift the Warri wolves better watch out for Wikki Tourist who are only 2 points behind them.[/quote]Listen ,I am in fact not a Wolves fan I m a supporter Enyimba fc and we are top on the log
We know the biggest threat to our title ambitions and it is sure not WikiTourists.

https://completesportsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/salami.jpg?


Wolves Fans: Salami Is Our Lionel Messi

 4 OCT 2015

 HEADLINES, NIGERIA LEAGUE

By Adeboye Amosu In Warri:
Fans of Glo Premier League side, Warri Wolves have described the club's forward, Gbolahan Salami as their own replica of Argentine superstar, Lionel Messi following his impressive showing in Saturday's 3-0 win against title rivals, Sunshine Stars,
Completesportsnigeria.com reports.
Salami who has missed the Seasiders' last five games due to injury, mark his return to the starting line-up by grabbing a hat-trick against his former club.
"In my opinion, Salami is the best player in the Glo Premier League. He is our own Lionel Messi and he proved that by single handedly wrecking Sunshine Stars," Sam Omonigho, a club supporter told Completesportsnigeria.com .
Another fan, David Ugavah also eulogized the erstwhile Shooting Stars Sports Club of Ibadan goal getter for his goals-scoring prowess and quality.
"With Salami back in the team, I believe we can win the title..
"He is important to this club just like Messi is to Barcelona. He is a quality striker and is also skilful too."
Salami has scored 13 goals for the Seasiders in the Glo Premier League this season.

www.completesportsnigeria.com/wolves-fans-salami-is-our-lionel-messi/

[quote author= ]I never said Salami wasn't a good player i said he isn't the best on his team.[/quote]Tell us now ,who has been the best Warri Wolves player this season?.

[quote author= ]You just sound like a guy who goes around starting internet fights. I claim no immense knowledge about anything including football. I am here to learn and interact about football buddy so back off.[/quote]You are not being fair to me .I ve come here also to interact and get access to useful information just like you so quit being so defensive .
Thank you.

Jaypea98:
Hello BascoVanVeli and every other follower of this thread.
Firstly I appreciate the immense effort of every other member of the Warri Wolves team but we must acknowledge that one player has been most influential to the clubs ascension this term and he is Gbolahun Salami .

What shall be the result if those chances created are converted to goals?

In another bid to deride Gbolahun"s immense efforts for him club you erroneously put Solomon Kwambe "s name in your list. Forget the incessant SEagles invitation,Solomon Kwambe has been more of a BENCH player for Warri Wolves this season.

Listen ,I am in fact not a Wolves fan I m a supporter Enyimba fc and we are top on the log
We know the biggest threat to our title ambitions and it is sure not WikiTourists.

[IMG] www.completesportsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/salami[/IMG]


Wolves Fans: Salami Is Our Lionel Messi

 4 OCT 2015

 HEADLINES, NIGERIA LEAGUE

By Adeboye Amosu In Warri:
Fans of Glo Premier League side, Warri Wolves have described the club's forward, Gbolahan Salami as their own replica of Argentine superstar, Lionel Messi following his impressive showing in Saturday's 3-0 win against title rivals, Sunshine Stars,
Completesportsnigeria.com reports.
Salami who has missed the Seasiders' last five games due to injury, mark his return to the starting line-up by grabbing a hat-trick against his former club.
"In my opinion, Salami is the best player in the Glo Premier League. He is our own Lionel Messi and he proved that by single handedly wrecking Sunshine Stars," Sam Omonigho, a club supporter told Completesportsnigeria.com .
Another fan, David Ugavah also eulogized the erstwhile Shooting Stars Sports Club of Ibadan goal getter for his goals-scoring prowess and quality.
"With Salami back in the team, I believe we can win the title..
"He is important to this club just like Messi is to Barcelona. He is a quality striker and is also skilful too."
Salami has scored 13 goals for the Seasiders in the Glo Premier League this season.

www.completesportsnigeria.com/wolves-fans-salami-is-our-lionel-messi/


Tell us now ,who has been the best Warri Wolves player this season?.


You are not being fair to me .I ve come here also to interact and get access to useful information just like you so quit being so defensive .
Thank you.

Maybe i was being unfair but u sounding rude and arrogant like for starters were u get microphone from that u come dey drop am for my head? Is that one good?lmao.
But that aside I respect ur opinion and most importantly your passion and all the same my opin should be at least not beat up like it came from a mad man. I actually watch the Glo Premier League i have made a few comments on here about guys I like, now I am no expert but I can speak on the few games i have watched on ss9 who show quite a few Warri matches. Solomon Kwambe was picked by Oliseh so he deserves a mention and in truth I personally never too liked Salami I felt Keshi was forcing him on us. If he was so good why is he still in the league? He has had more publicity than any local player in recent history but yet top club have still not taken notice. I can't say Kwambe is better because they play different positions but goals don't make a player the star of any team. Is Muller the star in Germany? Maybe. Is Morata the "Messi" of Juve? Maybe. Or even Bony with Ivory Coast. The Warri Wolves have a packed team that get's at least 5 call ups for the Eagles each time. Now for you to close your eyes without any consideration and pick out Salami as their best player is not only wrong it is kind of insulting to the other players on the team. Yes he is a key player for them because somebody has to finish the countless goalscoring opportunities created by the midfield. I remember the hattrick he had, I forget the match but in the first half he missed 3 "God gave me" chances but they kept on feeding him the ball. I even forgot to mention the beach football playing sand eagle on the team-please someone help me with his name-this team is packed my guy, Salami didn't take them to 2nd place all by himself.

Abu Azeez

BascoVanVeli:
Maybe i was being unfair but u sounding rude and arrogant like for starters were u get microphone from that u come dey drop am for my head? Is that one good?lmao.
But that aside I respect ur opinion and most importantly your passion and all the same my opin should be at least not beat up like it came from a mad man. I actually watch the Glo Premier League i have made a few comments on here about guys I like, now I am no expert but I can speak on the few games i have watched on ss9 who show quite a few Warri matches. Solomon Kwambe was picked by Oliseh so he deserves a mention and in truth I personally never too liked Salami I felt Keshi was forcing him on us. If he was so good why is he still in the league? He has had more publicity than any local player in recent history but yet top club have still not taken notice. I can't say Kwambe is better because they play different positions but goals don't make a player the star of any team. Is Muller the star in Germany? Maybe. Is Morata the "Messi" of Juve? Maybe. Or even Bony with Ivory Coast. The Warri Wolves have a packed team that get's at least 5 call ups for the Eagles each time. Now for you to close your eyes without any consideration and pick out Salami as their best player is not only wrong it is kind of insulting to the other players on the team. Yes he is a key player for them because somebody has to finish the countless goalscoring opportunities created by the midfield. I remember the hattrick he had, I forget the match but in the first half he missed 3 "God gave me" chances but they kept on feeding him the ball. I even forgot to mention the beach football playing sand eagle on the team-please someone help me with his name-this team is packed my guy, Salami didn't take them to 2nd place all by himself.

[quote author= ]Maybe i was being unfair but u sounding rude and arrogant like for starters were u get microphone from that u come dey drop am for my head? Is that one good?[/quote]lol I like your sense of humour

[quote author= ]I even forgot to mention the beach football playing sand eagle on the team-please someone help me with his name-this team is packed my guy, Salami didn't take them to 2nd place all by himself.[/quote]I think the player you were referring to is Igbinegbu "Mosquito"

Jaypea98:
*Smiles*
Thanks for the components.
I m not a journalist ;
I d rather be addressed as an NPFL fanboy.
I remember quoting you days back asking if there was a CHAN thread,th Enyeama vs Oliseh fracas made me not to bother visiting this thread because the argument went on and on.
I stuck up with the u23 thread instead...
I just love our home based lads.
And I know we have enough talent here
Players like MBA Uzuenyi and Obuabona rather than make their way to our top four teams and improve our chances of winning CAF xompetitions chose to move to obscure leagues in Europe and look at what they are today.
Peter Ebimobowei is now shuttling between clubs in Egypt after been dumped by al ahly someone that was amongst our top scorers last season.
Emem Uduok has been neither here nor there for Esperance
Same would have happened to RabiuAli of kano Pillars had he not returned from his sojourn to Asia.
Our League just Needs Sponsors and I hope LMC continues to thejr good works ... State governments should properly fund clubs ,appoint proper professionals rather than politicians as Club Chairman .or simply sell these clubs to private investors.
It's a pity that foreign based bench warmers get the nod ahead of home based pros who feature regularly for their club sides...
Players Usman Mohammed deserves a place in that super eagles squad,he showed his class against Niger ,He doesn't necessarily have to be a starter ,let him fight for his place in the team .

Okay take a look at SHehu Abdulahi mfd
who played in our last friendly against Cameroon Last year SHehu was in the kano Pillars squad that won the league.
This guy wasn't half as good as his his counterpart in the team Rabiu Ali and it was proven in the 2013 CHAN tournament when RAbiu put up an exceptional display .
Today the lesser talent SHehu Abdulahi now plays in an unknown club in Portugal and makes the SEagles call ups while RAbiu ALi who is by my count the highest scoring MFD in the league cannot make the team. What message has this passed to the players in the league other than do well go here and move abroad before hoping for an SEagles call up.
Steven keshi showed us that it could work when he started in 2013 and gave both sets of players equal opportunities in the team ,as time went on some of these players moved abroad and he never bothered to make fresh recruits tr r po m the league .
Players like Reuben Gabriel moved to Kilmarnock Oboabona who already had three freekick goals for Sunshine and 1 in a Nations cup qualifier against Rwanda or so moved to Bursaspor MBA Sunday MBa moved to one third division french side..
Ejike Uzuenyj move to Momolodu Sondows (you go fear name naa ....lol)
Of recent the likes of DAniel Apeyi, Emem uduok
etc.....
The question remains,apart from financial improvement which is the main catalyst for the exodus of our players to obscure leagues in what other aspects have they improved since leaving the shores of this country.

[b]Hey bro, I actually thought I replied you. Went back now and realized i didn't eventually submit it then. Too many Mentions to respond to. Anyways, there is no CHAN thread since it's just a sub-category of the Senior National team. Infact, they are still referred to as the Super Eagles. So I felt there's no need for it.

Good stuff about the write up on the league players and the management. You know, when I took a glance at the table few days back, I was taken aback by the number of away wins and draws. It was unusual in this part of the world to see so many away wins. Shows we are doing something right.

When Oliseh was recruited, the mandate was not just the senior national team, he was mandate to look at the league and fashion out a way to bring the league top players into the Eagles' fold. That was why he asked for Salisu. Good choice in my opinion.

I'm really hopeful that the glory days are back. Looking forward to the game against Burkina.

Thanks for the expose, once again. [/b]

Jaypea98:
lol I like your sense of humour


I think the player you were referring to is Igbinegbu "Mosquito"

Thanks I like to insert humour from time to time to lighten discussions and Igbinegbu is correct too (was so sad when they lost out at the beach afcon).
I believe I already stated my bias against Salami but I do have to admit that he was the biggest name coming into this season and he delivered even for the eagles against Chad so hence u might be right being that you follow the league closer than I do. All the same my ham's off to u on your knowledge of our league hope to learn more from guys like you.

Wow! I never knew we got folks who know much about our local league. That's really amazing... S/O to Sir Jaypea98, Nerd, taiocol n Bascovanveli(loves d way ur moniker sounds)*smiles* keep it up.

Jaypea98:
lol I like your sense of humour


I think the player you were referring to is Igbinegbu "Mosquito"

He was referring to abu azeez

TheSuperNerd:
Everything you've said so far on the NPFL is quite spot on.

Kudos Sir..... Well done.

Little wonder you "always" insist that our CHAN Eagles(Home-based Super Eagles) will beat our best Super Eagles first 11 (of only foreign-based players).

Your knowledge of the NPFL is pretty outstanding but I don't buy the fact that the Super Eagles foreign pros best 11 will lose to our NPFL's finest 11. A draw may result at the worst. But a win for the CHAN eagles? Well, I put the "probablity" of that happening as 20/80.

But all the same, You are "100%" right about this. Our Current CHAN Eagles are "very very strong".

In fact, they look good on paper compared to the side that won "bronze" at the 2014 CHAN.

Take a look at that backline, people.... Chima Akas, Solomon Kwambe, Idris Aloma, Stephen Eze and co...

Really nice options there..... I wonder why Chinedu Udoji of Enyimba wasn't called up.

Our CHAN Eagles midfield is the department that excites me the most...... AND I THINK HEREIN LIES ONE OF THE "KEY REASONS" why Sir Jaypea98 declares with all certainty that Our Super Eagles foreign pros will lose to this team.

Wonderful talents I must say..... The likes of El-kanemi's Ifeanyi Matthew (YOU ALL KNOW THIS GUY!!! *smiles*), Usman Mohammed of FC taraba, Paul Onobi of Sunshine, Osas Okoro of Rangers, Bature Yaro of Nassarawa utd, and others.

This midfield is a crack one.... I must say. It's funny to even think this midfield is "super enough" when there's a certain "Esosa Igbinoba" of Nassarawa utd, a top goal scoring Midfielder who's not here.

How can I forget Abdulrazak Aliyu of Enyimba who I read might miss the CHAN qualifiers this weekend.

Honestly, our CHAN midfield is good, really good. You all can take this "small" assessment to the bank.


What about our attack?

Hmmm..... Exciting players abound here..... Again another reason why Sir Jaypea98 "strongly believes" A mikel obi-led Super Eagles (oh sorry... An Ahmed Musa-led Super Eagles) will fall..... But I think not. BUT HIS ARGUMENT IS VERY GOOD AND CARRIES VERY VALID POINTS.

When u have the likes of Nigeria's balotelli, Gbolahan Salami (thank GOD, he didn't go Balo's way all the way....*smiles*), Ezekiel Bassey of Enyimba( I've been privileged to watch this guy play on TV thanks to SS9.... Boyyy!!! He's good... And can be better.... Called the Nigerian Hazard I believe?), Tunde Adeniji who starred for the Nigerian u-20s when they won the NPFL super six(exciting player), Prince Aggreh (like his twin attacker at sunshine... He's a super dangerman on his day), Chisom Chikatara of Abia Warriors (one quote for this guy, "floats around like a butterfly but stings like a bee"..... Yeah...he's that dangerous)... among others..... then who have you to fear in Africa? Even if u lose with this attack, at least you'll go into every game "highly" confident in an attack such as this.... #honestly



This is a crack CHAN Eagles squad and should they qualify (which I believe they'll do), they can go on and strike Gold at CHAN 2016.

But I still don't "think" The Super Eagles Foreign Pros best XI will go down to these guys. It would be a "big fight" but hey! Musa and co will triumph in my books.

So keep it going Sir Jaypea98..... Perhaps I can go ahead and "knight" you the "voice of the NPFL" on this Super Eagles thread....***BUT UNFORTUNATELY SIR, I DON'T THINK I'VE GROWN INTO SUCH POWERS YET........ LET THE OTHER ELDERS DO THAT... IF THEY SO CARE.... But it's my opinion. You ought to be "knighted" to that title".

**SMILES**

ADIOS..........*Back to backseat* **smiles**

Come back here and take the front sit u rightfully deserve.

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AF 2016 CHAN Qualifiers Senegal
Guinea, Senegal enter battle for CHAN finals spot
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Guinea's Syli Local
Guinea will host Senegal in Bamako on Saturday, in the first leg of their 2016 African Nations Championship qualifying tie in Zone West A.
The aggregate winners will book their spot at the final tournament, featuring exclusively players from their respective national leagues, which will take place in Rwanda from 16 January to 7 February 2016.
The Syli local launched their continental campaign with a 4-2 aggregate win over Liberia, while their Senegalese counterparts got past Gambia 4-1 on aggregate.
Guinea didn’t have the best of preparations amid financial difficulties and unpaid bonuses, and national coach Kanfory Lappé Bangoura will have to cope with the absence of striker Sékou Amadou Camara, who sustained an ankle injury.
Meanwhile, the local Lions remain wary of their opponents, having themselves lost a few players who have moved on to sign professional contracts abroad.
“It is going to be a very tough game against an opponent that has the same ambition to compete at the tournament’s finals,” said Senegal coach Moustapha Seck, who will, however, be able to count on most of the 2015 All Africa Games gold medalists.
The match will kick off at Stade Modibo Keïta at 19h00 CAT.
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africanfootball.com/news/576255/Guinea-Senegal-enter-battle-for-CHAN-finals-spot

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​Injured Joel Obi Out Of Milan Clash
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By Johnny Edward:
Super Eagles midfielder Joel Obi has damaged his rectus femoris muscle and will play no part in Torino’s Serie Ahome clash against AC Milan at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday.
The 24-year-old injured a muscle in the quadriceps attached to the hip in training and is unlikely to feature for the Turin club this month.
Though serving his last match ban following his red card against Parlemo, the Nigerian international is reportedly to undergo some tests in order to accurately determine recovery time, a report on Torino’s official website has revealed.
“The instrumental tests made on Joel Obi showed a lesion I / II degree at the rectus femoris. The midfielder will have new tests in order to accurately determine recovery time,” the report states.
Obi has played two Serie A games since joining Torino from Inter Milan this summer.​
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www.completesportsnigeria.com/%e2%80%8binjured-joel-obi-out-of-milan-clash/

Ighalo made a nice decision which I think most Nigerian payers won't. Make.
Fame over money was what he choosed. But now he s got both.

Orkpekyandega:
Come back here and take the front sit u rightfully deserve.

TheSuperNerd is a boss!!!!

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Ezenwa wants win over Burkina Faso as birthday gift
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Sunshine Stars FC goalkeeper, Ikechukwu Ezenwa has said victory against the Stallions of Burkina Faso in their African Nations Championship (CHAN) qualifier in Port Harcourt today will serve as a good birthday gift.
Speaking ahead of the game against the West African neighbours, Ezenwa said in Port Harcourt on Friday that the only motivation for him is for Nigeria to defeat the Burkinabe team and book the ticket to play in the CHAN tournament. The former Heartland goalkeeper celebrated his birthday on Friday, but he believes victory in today’s game would go a long way to determine his mood and celebration.
“I thank God for adding another year today (Friday). It is enough motivation to be at my best tomorrow if selected to be in goal”, Ezenwa said. The game is scheduled to hold at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium in Port Harcourt by 4:00pm today.

thenationonlineng.net/ezenwa-wants-win-over-burkina-faso-as-birthday-gift/

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Scoring goals makes me happy – Salami
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The captain of the home based Eagles, Gbolahan Salami has promised Nigerians that he would ensure he gets goals for the country today when they tackle the Stallions of Burkina Faso in the first leg of the African Nations Championship(CHAN) slated for Port Harcourt.
Salami toldSportingLifethat nothing gives him joy better than scoring goals as a striker and that he is hoping to lead Nigeria to an emphatic victory in the CHAN qualifier billed for the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium.
He said the coaches have done their own part and that he and his team mates have been talking to ensure that they complement the work of the technical crew.
The Warri Wolves striker said he would like to mark his first stint as the captain of the team with an impressive win so as to ease their worries in the return leg in Burkina Faso.
“Goals make me happy and against Burkina Faso on Saturday I will like to get some goals that will aid our impressive win. We are ready for them and we have vowed to complement the effort of the coaches,” Salami, who has 14 league goals this season, told SportingLife.
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thenationonlineng.net/scoring-goals-makes-me-happy-salami/

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Luscuito exposes B/Faso to Eagles
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Super Eagles assistant coach, Jean Pierre Luscuito has stated that his experience of working in Burkina Faso for a year would be brought to bear today when Nigeria face the Stallions in the first leg of the African Nations Championship(CHAN) qualifier in Port Harcourt.
Luscuito in a chat withSportingLifethrough an interpreter said he had directly worked with four of the players the Burkinabes came with for the qualifier and was also elated that the joint highest goals scorer of the 2015 African Games, Mohamed Sydney Sylla was dropped from the team’s squad to Nigeria for reasons best known to them.
He failed to disclose the information he has acquired about the Burkinabes but pointed out that everything about Nigeria’s foes would be dissected at the final team talk before the encounter.
The Belgian informed Nigerians that the game would be tough but that the Eagles would be fired up to secure a good lead ahead of the second leg in Ouagadougou next week.
Luscuito toldSportingLife: “I worked personally with four of them and they are rich in experience and are very good. I know them and I hope my experience working in Burkina Faso will help to beat them hands down. I won’t go into details with what I know about them I will keep that for the technical crew and the players. We shall all sit down to do a proper analysis of our opponent.
“I have looked at them and I am certain that they came with most of their U-23 players but they dropped some members of that team including the highest goals scorer of the 2015 African Games, Mohamed Sydney Sylla. I am happy because he is a very good player and thought he would make the team.
“We are very ready for them and the enthusiasm in the Nigerian team is that everyone wants to go to Rwanda 2016 CHAN. We are going to play a very good game but we are not expecting a stroll in the park but we will be victorious,” he said.
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thenationonlineng.net/luscuito-exposes-bfaso-to-eagles/

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Ighalo won’t quit for bigger club
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Watford boss Quique Sanchez Flores has said he does not fear star striker Odion Ighalo will move to a bigger club in January.
The 26-year-old Nigeria international has scored five times this term, which has taken his tally for the calendar year to 25, the highest in England in 2015.
Ighalo, who was nominated for September’s Player of the Month prize, turned down a big-money move to China over the summer, and signed a five-year deal to remain atVicarage Roadearlier this season.
His form may attract interest from bigger teams when the transfer window opens in January if his goal scoring continues.
“I’m not scared about Ighalo. I’m happy with him and not thinking about what might happen in the winter market. He had the chance to go out in the summer but decided to stay here and that was an amazing decision,” said the Watford manager.
“When a player plays well, the value changes to buy him. But we now think Ighalo is our most important player, he is very happy and can play in different positions.”
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thenationonlineng.net/ighalo-wont-quit-for-bigger-club/

Jaypea98:
TheSuperNerd is a boss!!!!

You another boss of a kind when it comes to Nigerian League. In short both of you have positively challenged my shallow knowledge of the NPFL. I rely mostly on what I read in papers, once in a while, I can't create time to watch their matches. Hence forth, I shall make extra efforts to upgrade my knowledge of the Local League.