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TheGoodJoe:

Do not blame Yara Yara the Library attendant. I graduated first class in James Bonding Technology. I can Dodge top grade security of high tech firms, talkless of Yara Yara.

I just wanted you to include the effect of the latest symptoms from Awaziem's new contract. We want you to include a Molecular level Study.

AIG07:
thats cool...
*stretches hand for handshake*
nice hearing from you bro.

Orkpekyandega:

It's been long I saw these great minds.

mikron:
my broda i dey like dele

Orkpekyandega:
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Leicester target Musa: I dream of Arsenal move
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By Tom Davis

The Nigeria international is reportedly being trailed by a host of Premier League clubs, including the Foxes, but admits he has always been a fan of the Emirates Stadium outfit


CSKA Moscow striker Ahmed Musa confirmed Leicester Cityhad a bid for his services turned down in January, yet admits his preferred choice of club would be title rivals Arsenal.


The 23-year-old, who has a £22.8 million buyout clause in his contract, was the subject of a reported £18.7m bid from the Foxes as they looked to bolster their title hopes.


Claudio Ranieri's side were left frustrated in their attempts to sign the Nigeria star - who has scored 10 goals this season - but Musa, while confirming a bid, instead hinted at a move to the Gunners.


"What club? I do not care!" he told Championatwhen asked about interest from other clubs.


"But Musa has to play, you know. I cannot sit on the bench. So I will have to go to the Premier League club that will believe in me.


"I would be happy if I was wanted by Arsenal. I have supported the team since the age of six.


Nwankwo Kanu has been my idol since childhood. It will be fantastic to play for Arsenal.


"I will not hide it - Leicester actually came to our club. But I repeat that I want to finish the season with CSKA to help them to win a championship, and then think about changing team."


CSKA are level on points with FK Rostov at the top of Russian Premier League, yet have a game in hand, ahead of their meeting with derby rivals Spartak Moskow on Sunday.
www.goal.com/en/news/11/transfer-zone/2016/03/05/21015992/-
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AIG07:
kilode!!! its time you move to d library...
When will V.Moses be back from injury?

TheSuperNerd:
Sir Mikron Sir..... #smiles. Been a while Sir.....

AIG07:
I couldn't have said t in a better way than this.
Make Sir. TheSuperNerd chill first.
Hopefully after winning our matches against d pharaohs. We can all gather here to have a #**bigger smiles** and
not forgetting Baba Icon4s catfish for a merry!

The land is green(hope Sir. Mikron go forgive me for using this) but it seems he has been absent for a while on this thread. Make the two Joes reach him n sir. blueto, (the grammarian)... I don miss them ooo

justiz5:
Official sources say he should be back before the match against Egypt.

blueto:
Sir, Please acquiesce to my scrupulous apology for my passive and indifference behaviour towards the recent sporting activities on this platform.

I have been betide with a plethora of remissions(obligations) ever since I was inducted into Uniben. Maintaining a sublime status here as a 100 level student has to do with maintaining resolute steadfastness in elucubrations and religious fidelity, Thus, abating the quantum of time spent on analysing and deliberating on sporting exercises on net.

I hope of resuming after the termination of our current first semester exam now .

Happy Sunday to You All - Ingenious Sport Analysts & Connoisseurs.

blueto:
Sir, Please acquiesce to my scrupulous apology for my passive and indifference behaviour towards the recent sporting activities on this platform.

I have been betide with a plethora of remissions(obligations) ever since I was inducted into Uniben. Maintaining a sublime status here as a 100 level student has to do with maintaining resolute steadfastness in elucubrations and religious fidelity, Thus, abating the quantum of time spent on analysing and deliberating on sporting exercises on net.

I hope of resuming after the termination of our current first semester exam now .

Happy Sunday to You All - Ingenious Sport Analysts & Connoisseurs.

mikron:
my broda i dey like dele

Icon4s:
What are u studying that u want to close down this thread with ur grammar.

AIG07:
Two words for you Sir.
"THANK YOU"
Hope se na art related course you de study for that side sha?
Happy sunday

blueto:
My course is Public Administration.
but, I started enamoring esoteric lexical expressions before I was offered university admission.

To God Be The Accolade.

ThisDayLive:
Siasia Leaves Eagles Door Open for Enyeama, Invites Balogun for Egypt

Nigeria caretaker coach Samson Siasia has said he has left his door open for Lille goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama because he still needs him in his team.

Enyeama quit international football last year after a much publicised row with former Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh.

Siasia has tried to persuade him to return for this month’s AFCON qualifiers against Egypt, but the goalkeeper has turned down the chance. However, the Nigeria interim coach said he will still welcome him back when he is ready to return.

“Whenever he is ready, he will be back in the team,” Siasia said. “We need players like him in the team, but we can’t force him to return.”

Enyeama has been one of the longest serving players in the Eagles team having made his international debut in 2001. He has featured in three World Cups.

Siasia has also extended an invitation to Germany-based defender Leon Balogun for the matches against Egypt. According to the NFF official site, Mainz 05 defender Balogun will join a 42-man squad list announced by Siasia.

There has been a clamour for Balogun’s invitation on the back of his performances in the Bundesliga this season.

He has made 18 appearances for Mainz in all competitions, the last being the 2-1 defeat of Bayern Munich on Wednesday. His partnership with Stefan Bell in Mainz central defense has been largely the reason the team is in the hunt for a Champions League play-off spot.

Meanwhile the Eagles coach will be relieved that West Ham forward Victor Moses is expected to fully recover from a knock for his club’s visit to Manchester United on March 13. The often injured Victor Moses has been recalled by Nigeria for the crucial showdown against Egypt after more than a year from international football.

The forward, who is on loan from Chelsea, last featured for West Ham in a 1-0 home win over Sunderland on Feb 27 before he suffered a knock. Former Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh has expressed fears over the player’s fitness and had planned to visit him in London to ascertain his true situation before he resigned his post last month. Moses, 25, has scored a goal in 16 appearances for ‘The Hammers’ in the EPL this season.

confun:
you are related to honourable Patrick I guess?

blueto:
My course is Public Administration.
but, I started enamoring esoteric lexical expressions before I was offered university admission.

To God Be The Accolade.

blueto:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/03/06/siasia-leaves-eagles-door-open-for-enyeama-invites-balogun-for-egypt/

Icon4s:
My friend, u better grab d Leicester opportunity. Dnt go near Arsenal if u love ur career. Who him wan replace? Alexis, Chamberlain, Campbell, Walcott or Ramsey?

Musa would b a surplus to their requirements. There is still more hope for him with Leicester.

Orkpekyandega:
Musa should go to Le'city while Ighalo goes to Arsenal.

blueto:
I am still trying to curb and consummately deracinate glossophobia and ergophobia.

absquatulates from thread

blueto:
I dissenter.

They both should remain in their currently various clubs, or musa should sign for Leicester at the opportunity cost of signing for arsenal. I am not against "promotion" but, to be frank, they both are small team players, I don't prescient them flourishing in top clubs for now except there is a preternatural influence.

blueto:
I dissenter.

They both should remain in their currently various clubs, or musa should sign for Leicester at the opportunity cost of signing for arsenal. I am not against "promotion" but, to be frank, they both are small team players, I don't prescient them flourishing in top clubs for now except there is a preternatural influence.

Orkpekyandega:
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Manchester United lead transfer race for Arsenal target Watford striker
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Odion Ighalo celebrates a goal for Watford

Arsene Wenger is also keen on the £20m-rated Nigerian, but it's understood the Reds will press ahead regardless of who their manager next season


Manchester United are front-runners to sign £20million-rated Watford striker Odion Ighalo, writes Tom Hopkinson in the Sunday People.


But with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger also keen, the Nigerian looks likely to be the subject of a summer tug-of-war.


Man United are in the box seat and, intriguingly, Sunday People Sport understands they will press ahead with plans to sign the player whether Louis van Gaal or Jose Mourinho is in charge at Old Trafford for next season.


Mourinho in particular is an admirer of the 26-year-old Ighalo, who has shot to prominence in the Premier League this season.


United are desperate to add firepower to their squad and Ighalo, who has scored 15 goals for Watford this season, ticks all the boxes for them.


Ighalo joined from Granada in 2014 and, having helped guide them into the top flight and started the campaign so well, admitted joining United would be “a dream”.


Speaking before the January transfer window, he said: “I don’t think I will be moving but I’m not sure I’d say no if United called.


“They were my team growing up. I loved watching Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke on TV. They were my idols and playing at Old Trafford has always been a dream.”
www.standardmedia.co.ke/m/?articleID=2000194007&story_title=Manchester%20United%20lead%20transfer%20race%20for%20Arsenal%20target%20Watford%20striker%20/sports/
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Orkpekyandega:
Seriously you mean Musa and Ighalo are............? I seriously disagree with you Sir. Remember both have been above average for their respective Clubs.

Ighalo for one is one of the best strikers in England, so which parametres did you use before drawing your conclusion? Besides, who ever believed Ighalo was prolific enough to top strike in the EPL? Until Watford gave him a chance. Seriously all they need is just a chance.

Icon4s:
Yeah, while i agree Musa should go to Leicester, I jst feel Ighalo should stay with Watford. His current goals drought could serve as a warning signal that he might nt jst b as fantastic as we think he is. And this might jst result in dwindling interest from d big clubs if d drought continues. I mean look at d clear header chance he missed against Leicester yesterday.

Icon4s:
I prefer he goes to United. He has more prospects their. Manunited's attacking department is so lean dat an 18yrs old Rashford from d U19s was brought in to fill d attacking gap created by injuries to Rooney and Martial. Welbeck is back for Arsenal now and Olivier Giroud is ever present coupled with the fact dat Walcott and Alexis also can play in d CF position.

blueto:
I presume the answer to your question can be inferred from the bolded



There is an immense discrepancy between playing in a top clubs with stupendous players as colleagues and playing in club occupied with mediocre or latent players.

like the clear header he failed to convert yesterday, he will have other redundant chances to vindication himself by making the startup line in other subsequent days.

But such chances are seldom in top clubs were you have players with awesome prowess ready to replace you anytime you are betide with botched football outputs.

Victor Moses was also hyped like this when he was on the verge of signing for Chelsea.