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Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by BENEAMATA: 1:05am On Jun 21, 2019
Abeg , make all these ppl wey no know beauty comot mouth for my girl mata . one minute men no go appreciate sabi girl wey dey give everything in 90 plus minutes for the TEAM while her more popular teammates get higher public ratings while doing far less . just read up about a former american skipper's encoumter with this amazon at the olympics to know she is no shrinking violet ! such burning patriotism and she was based in the states then . Go francesca ! come on zee girl , i know you can do much better . love you girls .
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by DonMekino(m): 1:07am On Jun 21, 2019
Whenever a post about styles involving ladies are made, some shallow, small minded people will be shouting "olosho", whatever their problem with the female gender or they are just finding news ways of being stupid
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Nobody: 1:11am On Jun 21, 2019
Tonylyte:
That Ordega of Lady is too pretty. She gave the national team a good look, beside that she is a good player. I love her attacking prowes.
nope. She ain't pretty bro cheesy
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by mrpaedo(m): 1:15am On Jun 21, 2019
This Francesca Ordega is not serious.Instead of her to work on improving her delivery of the final ball in the box for the strikers,she busy giving interviews on hairstyles,make up and lipstick angry
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by MrCEO69(m): 1:29am On Jun 21, 2019
PRESENTATION:
Wow this should be wonder woman shocked
I guess you were born in 2000 grin to be this surprised.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by chucs: 1:53am On Jun 21, 2019
The more reason why I love Franny. She so much embraced her famine nature and on top of it, she is also a wonderful player. She, Ebi,Okobi and few others are the proud women in that team. Others prefer to appear and act like men.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Nobody: 2:25am On Jun 21, 2019
MrCEO69:
I guess you were born in 2000 grin to be this surprised.
2002 actually angry
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Ayotemide(f): 4:19am On Jun 21, 2019
millionboi2:
When olosho goes international through football game
Your using of the Olosho word for women that are successful can sometimes show just how stone age you are.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by ioreth69(f): 4:34am On Jun 21, 2019
Ijawwomaninoyo:
How dem dey wash their yansh with those nails sef?
I wonder undecided
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Alanpoza007: 5:04am On Jun 21, 2019
So after contending with sex styles posters and fake bet9ja fixed game sellers on every front-page articles here, so the new one we have to contend with now is fake money rituals babalawo. So unfortunate what Nairaland has been turned into.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Alanpoza007: 5:06am On Jun 21, 2019
JohnOkolo22:
See below
You will never see anyone to scam here, lazy thief.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Olajah81: 5:20am On Jun 21, 2019
millionboi2:
When olosho goes international through football game
Keep foaming in the mouth
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Olajah81: 5:21am On Jun 21, 2019
[quote author=Ijawwomaninoyo post=79527644]How dem dey wash their yansh with those nails sef?[/quote

Naa me dey help dem.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by naptu2(op):
lefulefu:
hm na wa
OdefaGirl:
All these ones with long nails, I don't understand them at all. I don't see anything wrong with our girl's hair (Francisca)
That is Superwoman, the late great Florence Griffith Joyner (Flo Jo). She was my favourite female athlete from 1987-1989 and she's also the fastest woman ever.

My brother and I had an argument because of her. He believed that no woman could run as fast as she did, therefore she must have been on drugs. I did not believe that she was on drugs.

Flo Jo set a new world record for the 100m in the semi-final of the US Olympic trials in 1998. She broke that record again in the final. At the time my brother said that nobody will break that record in the next 100 years because it is impossible for a woman to run that fast. He might be correct about the 100 years claim because nobody has broken the record 31 years later.

She also broke the 200m record in the semi-final of the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, Korea and broke the record again in the final. I nicknamed her Superwoman because she was very fast.

Some people often claimed that she was using performance enhancing drugs, but the head of the IOC drug programme said that they tested her more than other athletes, because of her amazing performance, but she never tested positive for drugs.

The rumours surfaced again in 1998 when she died due to an epileptic seizure, but the coroner said that no drugs were found in her system.

Some people point to her rapid improvement in 1987 as evidence that she was on drugs, but I disagree. She changed coaches at that time and her husband became her coach. She also had more time to practice. She was a part-time athlete prior to 1987. She worked as a bank clerk because she couldn't sustain herself with the money she made from running, but she got a new manager in 1987 and he got her more money and she quit her bank job.


Superwoman also had superstar relatives. Her husband, Al Joyner had been a track star and he became her coach. Her sister-in-law was super heptathlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Jackie's husband was Bob Kersee (Flo Jo's former coach).

What always amazed me about Flo Jo was her amazing outfits. I used to watch her races just to see what she would wear. I was further amazed when I discovered that she made her outfits herself.

She also had incredibly long nails, but that did not get as much attention until Gail Devers began copying her in the early 1990s.

Flo Jo was part of a line of incredibly fast and beautiful American female 100m and 200m athletes in the 1980s and 1990s. It started with Evelyn Ashford in 1980-1984, continued with Flo Jo in 1988 and with Gwen Torrence in 1990-1994 and ended with Marion Jones in 1996-2000.

Some children angered me last year. Beyonce imitated Flo Jo and some children that had probably not been born when Flo Jo was breaking records claimed that Beyonce made her famous. Flo Jo was the most famous female athlete on the planet in the late 1980s and only a crazy person will claim that Beyonce made her famous.

Pictures below: Beyonce imitating Superwoman.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/8063149_grifith_jpeg0e05ae5d6878f8aba8a74013c123e95d

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Listen to the commentator, "Ah! No one can run that fast! The air must be doing something to the electronics".

Flo Jo breaks the 100m world record in the final of the 1988 US Olympic trials. She had previously broken the world record in the semi-final.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVSmPBLnSXY
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by DeeMain(m):
@naptu2

On Flo Jo

Flamboyant? Yes. Ticks all the box.

Favourite? Why? Juiced up, steroid-induced records, overnight speedstar over hitherto faster contemporaries like Evelyn Ashford, Gail Devers and co, sudden drastic muscular and physique build, quits the game at her prime when questions were being asked of her and the vultures were circling, dies suddenly some years after of undisclosed illness. The story of Florence Griffith Joyner.

You wonder why her record will never be broken?

Guy, all those records na scam.

Abeg choose another favourite grin
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by naptu2(op): 6:19am On Jun 21, 2019
The hair and the nails. The final of the 200m at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea.


Florence Griffith Joyner sets a new world and olympic record that still stands today.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4Xs_OmfL2Y
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Favor99(m): 6:38am On Jun 21, 2019
Francisca Ordega is one of our finest and sexiest player. Mehn I like that girl and Oshaola.
People like to troll tho lol. Everyone has been complaining that the girls are masculine and lesbians. Now we have a feminine girl amoungst them, and people are still criticizing and unhappy?

What else do you want? Abeg, I Like beautiful women. Leave her alone. Did they not advance past group stage?
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by asha80(m): 6:54am On Jun 21, 2019
naptu2:
That is Superwoman, the late great Florence Griffith Joyner (Flo Jo). She was my favourite female athlete from 1987-1989 and she's also the fastest woman ever.

My brother and I had an argument because of her. He believed that no woman could run as fast as she did, therefore she must have been on drugs. I did not believe that she was on drugs.

Flo Jo set a new world record for the 100m in the semi-final of the US Olympic trials in 1998. She broke that record again in the final. At the time my brother said that nobody will break that record in the next 100 years because it is impossible for a woman to run that fast. He might be correct about the 100 years claim because nobody has broken the record 31 years later.

She also broke the 200m record in the semi-final of the 1998 Olympics in Seoul, Korea and broke the record again in the final. I nicknamed her Superwoman because she was very fast.

Some people often claimed that she was using performance enhancing drugs, but the head of the IOC drug programme said that they tested her more than other athletes, because of her amazing performance, but she never tested positive for drugs.

The rumours surfaced again in 1998 when she died due to an epileptic seizure, but the coroner said that no drugs were found in her system.

Some people point to her rapid improvement in 1987 as evidence that she was on drugs, but I disagree. She changed coaches at that time and her husband became her coach. She also had more time to practice. She was a part-time athlete prior to 1987. She worked as a bank clerk because she couldn't sustain herself with the money she made from running, but she got a new manager in 1987 and he got her more money and she quit her bank job.


Superwoman also had superstar relatives. Her husband, Al Joyner had been a track star and he became her coach. Her sister-in-law was super heptathlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Jackie's husband was Bob Kersee (Flo Jo's former coach).

What always amazed me about Flo Jo was her amazing outfits. I used to watch her races just to see what she would wear. I was further amazed when I discovered that she made her outfits herself.

She also had incredibly long nails, but that did not get as much attention until Gail Devers began copying her in the early 1990s.

Flo Jo was part of a line of incredibly fast and beautiful American female 100m and 200m athletes in the 1980s and 1990s. It started with Evelyn Ashford in 1980-1984, continued with Flo Jo in 1988 and with Gwen Torrence in 1990-1994 and ended with Marion Jones in 1996-2000.

Some children angered me last year. Beyonce imitated Flo Jo and some children that had probably not been born when Flo Jo was breaking records claimed that Beyonce made her famous. Flo Jo was the most famous female athlete on the planet in the late 1980s and only a crazy person will claim that Beyonce made her famous.

Pictures below: Beyonce imitating Superwoman.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/8063149_grifith_jpeg0e05ae5d6878f8aba8a74013c123e95d

www.nairaland.com/attachments/8066279_flo3_jpeg16daa58a848ec785bc8edb5769923277


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www.nairaland.com/attachments/8066280_flo4_jpege8401b6e4bc8d6f2be919c41b9bad2f1


Listen to the commentator, "Ah! No one can run that fast! The air must be doing something to the electronics".

Flo Jo breaks the 100m world record in the final of the 1988 US Olympic trials. She had previously broken the world record in the semi-final.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVSmPBLnSXY
that run was too fast for woman..are you she was tasted then and nothing was found?remember marion Jones issue came later after she dazzled
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by BENEAMATA: 7:37am On Jun 21, 2019
BENEAMATA:
Abeg , make all these ppl wey no know beauty comot mouth for my girl mata . just read up about a former american skipper's encoumter with this amazon at the olympics to know she is no shrinking violet ! . Go francesca ! come on zee girl , i know you can do much better . love you girls .
oops , my bad ,actually the incident at the olympics occured between PATIENCE AVRE and MIA HAMM and that was long before ordega burst into limelight . According to the then american captain , while lying prone after a particularly robust tackle from the all action, also U.S based avre , she stood over the then mother of two and asked " how's your baby ? "!. in a striking siilarity , patience avre was also the pretty , fashion concious , hardworking winger in the super falcon's team then . plus they both have identical shape of forehead .
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by TheKingIsHere: 7:39am On Jun 21, 2019
naptu2:
This is the exchange that led to the article.

Many sports analysts said that Francisca Ordega was our best player in the game against Norway, but some fans were angry because she wore makeup and had long purple hair during the game, so they attacked her online.


She ignored them at first, but she later replied.

She didn't wear any makeup during the game against Korea.

Later (after the game) FIFA featured her in a video of people with interesting and beautiful hairstyles.

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Nigerians are their own enemies. Always looking for how to bring the other person down.

Just look at the foolish comment from that drizzy of Lagos guy. If you don't have any words of encouragement for these players, best keep quiet.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by EkunKekere: 8:02am On Jun 21, 2019
I think most of us on this forum already know you're not rooted in reality.

KingAzubuike:
I see the indomitable tigress of Biafra winning this tournament. In case you're confused I live in a parallel universe and another dimension.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by slowbreeze(f): 8:05am On Jun 21, 2019
Abeg the important thing about sports is if u can deliver.Whether u make long hair ooo & wear makeup or u cut ur short hair and carry plain face;I don't freaking care;just be a good player and do what u were sent for.. Personally I even prefer female players that haven't lost their feminity..and Ordega is one of them..So that's a plus on her part; to be able to combine a male-dominated sports and still look and behave like a woman.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by EkunKekere: 8:06am On Jun 21, 2019
Bro, your brother was probably right. Flo Jo was doping at a time when American athletes could dope and get away with it. I'm pretty certain doping contributed to her untimely death.


naptu2:
That is Superwoman, the late great Florence Griffith Joyner (Flo Jo). She was my favourite female athlete from 1987-1989 and she's also the fastest woman ever.

My brother and I had an argument because of her. He believed that no woman could run as fast as she did, therefore she must have been on drugs. I did not believe that she was on drugs.

Flo Jo set a new world record for the 100m in the semi-final of the US Olympic trials in 1998. She broke that record again in the final. At the time my brother said that nobody will break that record in the next 100 years because it is impossible for a woman to run that fast. He might be correct about the 100 years claim because nobody has broken the record 31 years later.

She also broke the 200m record in the semi-final of the 1998 Olympics in Seoul, Korea and broke the record again in the final. I nicknamed her Superwoman because she was very fast.

Some people often claimed that she was using performance enhancing drugs, but the head of the IOC drug programme said that they tested her more than other athletes, because of her amazing performance, but she never tested positive for drugs.

The rumours surfaced again in 1998 when she died due to an epileptic seizure, but the coroner said that no drugs were found in her system.

Some people point to her rapid improvement in 1987 as evidence that she was on drugs, but I disagree. She changed coaches at that time and her husband became her coach. She also had more time to practice. She was a part-time athlete prior to 1987. She worked as a bank clerk because she couldn't sustain herself with the money she made from running, but she got a new manager in 1987 and he got her more money and she quit her bank job.


Superwoman also had superstar relatives. Her husband, Al Joyner had been a track star and he became her coach. Her sister-in-law was super heptathlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Jackie's husband was Bob Kersee (Flo Jo's former coach).

What always amazed me about Flo Jo was her amazing outfits. I used to watch her races just to see what she would wear. I was further amazed when I discovered that she made her outfits herself.

She also had incredibly long nails, but that did not get as much attention until Gail Devers began copying her in the early 1990s.

Flo Jo was part of a line of incredibly fast and beautiful American female 100m and 200m athletes in the 1980s and 1990s. It started with Evelyn Ashford in 1980-1984, continued with Flo Jo in 1988 and with Gwen Torrence in 1990-1994 and ended with Marion Jones in 1996-2000.

Some children angered me last year. Beyonce imitated Flo Jo and some children that had probably not been born when Flo Jo was breaking records claimed that Beyonce made her famous. Flo Jo was the most famous female athlete on the planet in the late 1980s and only a crazy person will claim that Beyonce made her famous.

Pictures below: Beyonce imitating Superwoman.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/8063149_grifith_jpeg0e05ae5d6878f8aba8a74013c123e95d

www.nairaland.com/attachments/8066279_flo3_jpeg16daa58a848ec785bc8edb5769923277


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Listen to the commentator, "Ah! No one can run that fast! The air must be doing something to the electronics".

Flo Jo breaks the 100m world record in the final of the 1988 US Olympic trials. She had previously broken the world record in the semi-final.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVSmPBLnSXY
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by careytommy37(m): 8:21am On Jun 21, 2019
naptu2:
That is Superwoman, the late great Florence Griffith Joyner (Flo Jo). She was my favourite female athlete from 1987-1989 and she's also the fastest woman ever.

My brother and I had an argument because of her. He believed that no woman could run as fast as she did, therefore she must have been on drugs. I did not believe that she was on drugs.

Flo Jo set a new world record for the 100m in the semi-final of the US Olympic trials in 1998. She broke that record again in the final. At the time my brother said that nobody will break that record in the next 100 years because it is impossible for a woman to run that fast. He might be correct about the 100 years claim because nobody has broken the record 31 years later.

She also broke the 200m record in the semi-final of the 1998 Olympics in Seoul, Korea and broke the record again in the final. I nicknamed her Superwoman because she was very fast.

Some people often claimed that she was using performance enhancing drugs, but the head of the IOC drug programme said that they tested her more than other athletes, because of her amazing performance, but she never tested positive for drugs.

The rumours surfaced again in 1998 when she died due to an epileptic seizure, but the coroner said that no drugs were found in her system.

Some people point to her rapid improvement in 1987 as evidence that she was on drugs, but I disagree. She changed coaches at that time and her husband became her coach. She also had more time to practice. She was a part-time athlete prior to 1987. She worked as a bank clerk because she couldn't sustain herself with the money she made from running, but she got a new manager in 1987 and he got her more money and she quit her bank job.


Superwoman also had superstar relatives. Her husband, Al Joyner had been a track star and he became her coach. Her sister-in-law was super heptathlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Jackie's husband was Bob Kersee (Flo Jo's former coach).

What always amazed me about Flo Jo was her amazing outfits. I used to watch her races just to see what she would wear. I was further amazed when I discovered that she made her outfits herself.

She also had incredibly long nails, but that did not get as much attention until Gail Devers began copying her in the early 1990s.

Flo Jo was part of a line of incredibly fast and beautiful American female 100m and 200m athletes in the 1980s and 1990s. It started with Evelyn Ashford in 1980-1984, continued with Flo Jo in 1988 and with Gwen Torrence in 1990-1994 and ended with Marion Jones in 1996-2000.

Some children angered me last year. Beyonce imitated Flo Jo and some children that had probably not been born when Flo Jo was breaking records claimed that Beyonce made her famous. Flo Jo was the most famous female athlete on the planet in the late 1980s and only a crazy person will claim that Beyonce made her famous.

Pictures below: Beyonce imitating Superwoman.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/8063149_grifith_jpeg0e05ae5d6878f8aba8a74013c123e95d

www.nairaland.com/attachments/8066279_flo3_jpeg16daa58a848ec785bc8edb5769923277


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Listen to the commentator, "Ah! No one can run that fast! The air must be doing something to the electronics".

Flo Jo breaks the 100m world record in the final of the 1988 US Olympic trials. She had previously broken the world record in the semi-final.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVSmPBLnSXY
Only children born after the mid 90s dont know who Flo-Jo is.
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Uzzih: 8:39am On Jun 21, 2019
Once you look at every thing in life with critic and not love , especially women, You are the child of hate. A child of love accepts anyone irrespective of his/her choice. Only God can Judge.

We know a country where women are still controlled and not allowed to drive car
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Brightest04(m): 8:48am On Jun 21, 2019
lilsaint44:
and you think this ia funny
He's a fool
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by Nobody: 11:00am On Jun 21, 2019
naptu2:
That is Superwoman, the late great Florence Griffith Joyner (Flo Jo). She was my favourite female athlete from 1987-1989 and she's also the fastest woman ever.

My brother and I had an argument because of her. He believed that no woman could run as fast as she did, therefore she must have been on drugs. I did not believe that she was on drugs.

Flo Jo set a new world record for the 100m in the semi-final of the US Olympic trials in 1998. She broke that record again in the final. At the time my brother said that nobody will break that record in the next 100 years because it is impossible for a woman to run that fast. He might be correct about the 100 years claim because nobody has broken the record 31 years later.

She also broke the 200m record in the semi-final of the 1998 Olympics in Seoul, Korea and broke the record again in the final. I nicknamed her Superwoman because she was very fast.

Some people often claimed that she was using performance enhancing drugs, but the head of the IOC drug programme said that they tested her more than other athletes, because of her amazing performance, but she never tested positive for drugs.

The rumours surfaced again in 1998 when she died due to an epileptic seizure, but the coroner said that no drugs were found in her system.

Some people point to her rapid improvement in 1987 as evidence that she was on drugs, but I disagree. She changed coaches at that time and her husband became her coach. She also had more time to practice. She was a part-time athlete prior to 1987. She worked as a bank clerk because she couldn't sustain herself with the money she made from running, but she got a new manager in 1987 and he got her more money and she quit her bank job.


Superwoman also had superstar relatives. Her husband, Al Joyner had been a track star and he became her coach. Her sister-in-law was super heptathlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Jackie's husband was Bob Kersee (Flo Jo's former coach).

What always amazed me about Flo Jo was her amazing outfits. I used to watch her races just to see what she would wear. I was further amazed when I discovered that she made her outfits herself.

She also had incredibly long nails, but that did not get as much attention until Gail Devers began copying her in the early 1990s.

Flo Jo was part of a line of incredibly fast and beautiful American female 100m and 200m athletes in the 1980s and 1990s. It started with Evelyn Ashford in 1980-1984, continued with Flo Jo in 1988 and with Gwen Torrence in 1990-1994 and ended with Marion Jones in 1996-2000.

Some children angered me last year. Beyonce imitated Flo Jo and some children that had probably not been born when Flo Jo was breaking records claimed that Beyonce made her famous. Flo Jo was the most famous female athlete on the planet in the late 1980s and only a crazy person will claim that Beyonce made her famous.

Pictures below: Beyonce imitating Superwoman.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/8063149_grifith_jpeg0e05ae5d6878f8aba8a74013c123e95d

www.nairaland.com/attachments/8066279_flo3_jpeg16daa58a848ec785bc8edb5769923277


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Listen to the commentator, "Ah! No one can run that fast! The air must be doing something to the electronics".

Flo Jo breaks the 100m world record in the final of the 1988 US Olympic trials. She had previously broken the world record in the semi-final.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVSmPBLnSXY
she looks more like a model than an athlete.i have never felt sexual attraction to female athletes but this her pixs is now making me feel somehow.why does she look sexually seductive?
Re: Francisca Ordega: Make-up Or Muscles? New York Times' Article by enomakos(m): 11:17am On Jun 21, 2019
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