TheSuperNerd:
Bia Egbon Forgiveness.... Oya come Sidon for my right hand side biko....




U started this night's own when you used the word "tout" on her naa.... Haba! My man... Haba naa.. Biko bia.

tbaba1234:


I beg to differ.. Kelechi had a brilliant second half against Argentina, he looked full of confidence after the goal. Apart for the Algerian games, Kelechi's record for Nigeria speaks for itself.

Iwobi seems to have come into his own for Nigeria. He has a few bad games at the beginning of the qualifiers but was really good in the last few games.

safarigirl:
leave him to be disgracing his teenage daughter on the internet. An old man that is behaving like an adolescent

goldfish80:

£30,000-a-week Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi is caught on video at 3am party hours before his side crashed out of FA Cup in shock defeat

Clip shows 21-year-old Nigerian international dancing and screaming at 2.37am
Next day he started in a pivotal role for Arsenal as they slumped to shock defeat
Sources report laughing gas canisters and smell of cannabis coming from party
No suggestion Iwobi took drugs, but fans slammed his performance as rubbish

Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi has come under fire after a video of him emerged at a supposedly drug-fuelled party the day before the London side's shock FA Cup exit.
The clip shows the 21-year-old Nigerian international, who is on a reported £30,000-a-week at the Emirates, dancing and screaming at 2.37am on Saturday at a flat in Soho.


And the next day he started in the pivotal number 10 role for the Gunners as they flopped to a 4-2 third round defeat to Championship team Nottingham Forest.
Fans have now called for his head, saying he doesn't deserve to be at the North London club.
Although there is no suggestion Iwobi was taking drugs, tenants in neighbouring flats reported laughing gas canisters and a strong smell of cannabis coming from the party apartment, according to The Sun.

The Snapchat video showed the footballer in the centre of the shot with the caption, 'Shouldn't Iwobi be sleeping?'.

Iwobi's social media habits have been a bugbear for many Arsenal fans, with many slating him for spending too much time on his phone posting pictures and videos of himself at Nando's, his luxurious lifestyle and previously with his ex Clarisse Juliette (pictured) before they split last year
A source told the paper the group had been refused entry to a club, so rented an AirBnB flat in Soho.
The partying kept residents awake for hours, and it is thought the antics went on for at least another hour.
Arsenal fans were furious with Iwobi's performance, describing him as 'rubbish' and saying he would be better suited to Championship level with Nottingham Forest.
And the emergence of the video has done nothing to stem the flow of the criticism.
Supporters were last night calling for Arsene Wenger to suspend the star over his antics.
One fan said on Twitter: 'Arsenal should suspend Alex Iwobi for his actions on Saturday night and Sunday morning, knowing he was a "senior player" on the Sunday against Forest.
'Sheer stupidity and naivety from him.
'Explains his poor performance too.'
Another said: 'Doesn't deserve to start now don't deserve to be at this club.
'We want him sold or contract ripped up and thrown away.'
One fan threw down an ultimatum to the Arsenal attacker, saying: 'Sacrifice now and become something or be forgotten as a nobody. Your choice.'
But not all fans took to social media to slate him.
Many fans stood up for Iwobi with one even suggesting the late night boosted his performance levels.
A fan said: 'Not really bothered he was out, if anything he played a bit better than usual got got an assist.'
A spokesman from the club refused to comment on the matter, but a source told The Sun the Nigerian's late night could have had an impact on his showing in the cup tie.
This time last year, Iwobi was pictured at a Rae Sremmurd gig with model Clarisse Juliette at the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire.
They split months later having spent three and a half years as a couple, it was claimed.
Juliette was quickly becoming one of the more famous WAGs at Arsenal and posted a picture of the pair on her Instagram account showing Iwobi giving her an adoring gaze.
Her Instagram feed is now almost exclusively pictures of her by herself, mirroring her ex-boyfriend's.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5248557/Iwobi-3am-party-hours-Arsenals-FA-Cup-defeat.html#ixzz53fX9pbdG
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TheSuperNerd:
Safari dearie..... Calm down bikonu ooo... Ada Nwanyi... Coolu down... Na me dey here...


But wait ooo... How you know say na girl be the teem in question? I dey reason boy... ehen... So him don tell you abi? Egbon Forgiveness... Berra come oooo...


Egbon Forgiveness... How far naa? I be your guy oooo

TheSuperNerd:
Bia Egbon Forgiveness.... Oya come Sidon for my right hand side biko....




U started this night's own when you used the word "tout" on her naa.... Haba! My man... Haba naa.. Biko bia.

darkelf:


Bro, Is it Sparta Rotterdam II or their senior team?

Because I remember fred Friday playing for Jong AZ

forgiveness:



How? I only told her how she approached. Or how do you explain her 'you just wan talk'?

is that not indirectly meaning you no get sense. Abeg!

Before dem born am na em I don dey see dat kain bad mannered yan.

Maybe she wan impress una say she be bully.

OMANBALA1:
So, it looks like Nacho will continue his romance with the bench if he doesnt move and if he doesnt move and continue to sit on the bench what is the guarantee he will make it to Russia. Taking a rusty player is setting yourself up for failure. Alili egbuo mu!

TheSuperNerd:
Okay. I apologise on her behalf. We all are sensitive beings and can Carry interpretations for certain expreissions.

Oya no vex. Still no wan Sidon next to me abi?

Please Sidon and sheath this sword abeg... Na me oooo remember say na me...

safarigirl:
I was already angry coming online, pesin don provoke me for house, so to come here and see that response.....he did not even defend his idiotic comment because idiocy comes naturally to him.

Na girl e born, and I bet she's way more mature than the unfortunate fellow that sired her.

May I not be as foolish as he is in my old age, make small children no dey insult me for internet.

See other responsible elders on this thread like Icon4s, Kog45 and co, they do not get dragged here, but forgiveness will proudly eat insults because shame is an alien emotion for him.

safarigirl:
he go soon siddon. Even take break join sef

TheGoodJoe:
Remember the name - Lee Johnson

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Lee Johnson bows out of the Carabao cup after giving Manchester City led by Pep Guardiola a tough game. A game which took Manchester City until injury time to secure their place in the final at Wembley. Even though Lee Johnson's Bristol City side bows out of the competition, their memorable display will remain in the minds of their fans. I hope they get promoted to the EPL.

Lee Johnson's men knocked out four Premier League sides on their way to the Semi final against Manchester City, knocking out Watford, Stoke, Crystal Palace and United.

safarigirl:
he go soon siddon. Even take break join sef

BascoVanVeli:


There is still a second leg to be played

TheGoodJoe:


Thank you, I thought it was over.

TheSuperNerd:




Guess you will be seeing more of Lee Johnson again...

TheGoodJoe:
"I said congratulations to [Bristol City manager] Lee Johnson on full time, they are a fantastic team for many reasons. They can play, they are fast, they know exactly what to do. It will be tough in Bristol."... Pep Guardiola

safarigirl:
why is he earning 115k a week? Pesin wey no dey kick ball?

They should cut his wages if need be, he no kuku get wife and children, wetin e dey use him money do?

If Iheanacho's brain is functioning well, he would tell his agent to find him a club, anyone at all. The contract should include that they must play him for a certain period of time, he should be willing to slash his pay, but playing time must be part of his contract.....this is if his brain is functioning well, of course

TheSuperNerd:
Why Nigeria will not win the African Nations Championship by Colin Udoh, KweséESPN



Nigeria's Super Eagles arrived in Rabat, Morocco on Tuesday, a week ahead of the African Nations Championship kickoff.

Prior to their departure, coach Salisu Yusuf assured Nigerians that his wards were determined to bring the trophy home, with goalkeeper Dele Ajiboye one of several players who shared the coach's optimism.

As commendable as this show of confidence is, it will not be the first time the Super Eagles have blown their own trumpet ahead of one of Africa's major tournaments.

Chigozie Agbim was equally boastful ahead of the 2014 tournament in South Africa, and just before the last tournament, Nduka Ugbade bragged that the Super Eagles would return as champions.
On both occasions, the team came back home without the trophy.

As they head into the competition this weekend, Nigeria fans ought to keep their predictions and expectations modest, due to these three reasons which should prevent the Eagles from winning the tournament.


Lack of Pedigree

There have been four previous CHAN tournaments, beginning with the inaugural edition in 2009, and Nigeria haven't shone in any...in fact, their performance at Africa's competition for home-based players has been distinctly underwhelming.

The Eagles failed to qualify for the first two, losing the 2009 qualifying playoff to Ghana and then the 2011 playoff to Niger.
When they did qualify for the first time in 2014, Stephen Keshi's team finished third with a 1-0 win over Zimbabwe in the bronze medal match, but their run wasn't as inspiring as expected.

Finishing second behind Mali in the group phase, they beat Morocco 4-3 in a thrilling quarter-final game before falling on penalties to Ghana in the semi.

In 2016, they failed to make it out of the group stage, finishing a point behind both Tunisia and Guinea.

Their elimination was even more distressing because they only needed a point in their final group game against the Syli Nationale in order to advance, but lost the game 1-0.
Despite the chest-thumping, and Nigeria's standing in African football, this lack of pedigree at this level will be tough to overcome.

On the bright side for the Super Eagles, only one former champion qualified for this year's tournament -- 2014 champions Libya -- but guess who they've been drawn against?
Yes, Nigeria.
Then there are three-time participants and hosts Morocco, Cote d'Ivoire and Guinea, who finished third and fourth respectively in 2016.

The field is not impossible to overcome, but Nigeria's lack of pedigree could hurt them.



Rusty Players

Nigeria's domestic league wrapped up in early September, and since then, players have been on break. This includes members of the Super Eagles CHAN squad, who have seen no league action for four months.

This is contrast to many of their title rivals whose domestic competitions have been in full swing during the months leading up to the tournament.

Training and friendly matches are no substitute for competitive, high octane matches with an edge, and it's this competitive edge that the Eagles could lack when their campaign begins against Rwanda.
A slow start will be no surprise, but could prove expensive, as their second game would be against Equatorial Guinea, fielding almost the same squad that took part in recent A qualifying games, before a final showdown with former champions Libya.




Poor Preparation

For a team with players lacking in competitive football, better preparation should have been expected, but that has hardly been the case with Nigeria, particularly with some of the players having their eye on a European transfer during the offseason.

For what it's worth, they did take part in the WAFU tournament last year, but there, their lack of regular action was an exploited hindrance during the early stages, and then brutally exposed by Ghana in the final.

Playing against even rustier opposition in the NPFL pre-season tournament, they came out winners, but considering the level of league football and friendly internationals being played by their potential title rivals, it does look a difficult road ahead.

It is entirely possible that the Nigerian team, with their strong character and never-say-die attitude, can overcome these challenges and go on to lift their maiden title, but the odds appear firmly stacked against Yusuf's side.


Source: http://kwese.espn.com/football/nigeria/story/3342681/chan-2018-why-nigeria-wont-win-the-african-nations-championship?device=featurephone

forgiveness:



How? I only told her how she approached. Or how do you explain her 'you just wan talk'?

is that not indirectly meaning you no get sense. Abeg!

Before dem born am na em I don dey see dat kain bad mannered yan.

Maybe she wan impress una say she be bully.

Danycrusoe:


I b member of the church since 2008 and when Olukoya bought Bolowotan Fc spot in the NNL around 2010 iv been following their progress.

I followed the team throughout their Church world cup winning campaign albeit online and when they got promoted to the npfl it was a thing of joy.

so the romance have started way back, in fact Olukoya made it easy by announcing their achievements in church programmes

Icon4s:


Anyone can hack me for this comment if he wants. I am not looking forward to this tourney.

And putting results of this tourney in the records as being played by the Super Eagles of Nigeria makes it more annoying.

safarigirl:
I don't think a lot of people have high hopes for the tournament, many don't even know it is taking place.

I do agree that the fact that it will be counted like any game played by the actual team is a downside really.

And while I would have preferred we don't even qualify at all for CHAN, it will be unfair to some of these players who can only get opportunities when they play the tournament