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I thought he played well today. And that was not a clear shot at goal.

ChrisKels:
Abraham doing everything humanly possible to prove he aint nothing more than a championship level striker. See as my guy dey balloon ball in front of post

charlesemeka85:
gerard on aribo today:

"Everyone will go away talking about Joe Aribo and rightly so," he said.

"I am not sure how many good players have been at this stadium, but I don't think you will see many better than Joe.

"Top players turn up anywhere, it doesn't matter if it is in front of 50,000, or 1500, your standards are always the same and from day one Joe has done that. He was outstanding from start to finish.

"He can go as far as he wants. I hope he stays alongside me for many years, but he's got the world at his feet."

Lol Emmy - Emmy, ur star dun dey shine ooo

safarigirl:
not anymore

we need that boy at least to provide for competition in our midfield...
him and eze will be a good addition...

at least the likes of etebo and iwobi will then have to sit up big time...

moreover playing for the super eagles will increase their stock...
just want us to steal some of this boys from England because they ain't gonna play them and moreover England is a very selfish country

Joebie:
U sure say no be romance matter? I no dey house now.

Hahahahaha not at all. Had a meeting with a client, it turned sour.

yes na! atleast when i make mention of a particular young talent folks in here will take me serious

ChrisKels:
Lol Emmy - Emmy, ur star dun dey shine ooo

Earthquake1:
Why?

he isn't trending on Twitter right now

safarigirl:
he isn't trending on Twitter right now

Ok you haven't answered my question, are you a Liverpool fan?

Earthquake1:
Ok you haven't answered my question, are you a Liverpool fan?

no

Joebie:
I thought he played well today. And that was not a clear shot at goal.

Was that what it means to have a good game? When did he come in and how many shots did he register on goal, anyone on target, as a striker?

safarigirl:
no

What's your club then

andrew44444:
Watch how season go use end nah

You self trust barca

That's when Messi returns to the team. Barcelona is average without him.

ejaria is very good and versatile, i even rate him above onomah. he is just a younger version of paul pogba but have to bulk up a bit because he is bullied off the ball easily.

Humility017:
we need that boy at least to provide for competition in our midfield...
him and eze will be a good addition...

at least the likes of etebo and iwobi will then have to sit up big time...

moreover playing for the super eagles will increase their stock...
just want us to steal some of this boys from England because they ain't gonna play them and moreover England is a very selfish country

Peter drury comment when Ndidi scored

''A First Half Error
''A Second Half Hero.

forgiveness:
I am just laughing at those calling Chelsea average. Hahahaha!

Why didn't they say this when Chelsea played against Liverpool?

3 game within 7/8 days with many players out due to injury and you expect dem not to gas out.

Lampard is doing a very great work. We saw how they played in the first half before dem ran out of energy.

Wake up and smell the coffer my friend.. Chelsea won't make top 4 this season.

Earthquake1:
What's your club then

i don't do clubs

ChrisKels:
Was that what it means to have a good game? When did he come in and how many shots did he register on goal, anyone on target, as a striker?

Where you expecting him to dribble all the defenders and score?

Honestly, you no sabi watch ball.

darkelf:
Onye Igbo. How far na?

Brown skin elf , gbe body

safarigirl:
i don't do clubs

Wow, are you a mercenary?

Danielnino00:
Wake up and smell the coffer my friend.. Chelsea won't make top 4 this season.

I hear.

forgiveness:
That's when Messi returns to the team. Barcelona is average without him.

Story

Team wey get world class everywhere

charlesemeka85:
anytime wey messi retire man untd go better pass barca.

Na so una talk during ronaldinho time

Next?

safarigirl:
I don't know him, I don't care about him, probably seen him a few times, but he must not be that fine if I can't even recall what he looks like

My Fada!

Earthquake1:
Wow, are you a mercenary?

I don't care for club football, I care for National teams

Joebie:
invite Ejide and raise the bar

Dreamers...

safarigirl:
I don't care for club football, I care for National teams

Hmm ok

andrew44444:
Story

Team wey get world class everywhere

But still dey chop defeat from Bilolo. Hahahaha!

One certain blue typing fellow never allowed us rest with what Brendan Rogers "loved" and "hated". Alarming himself over the future of that hot bread Ndidi.


Stone the prophet

Odunayaw:
One certain blue typing fellow never allowed us rest with what Brendan Rogers "loved" and "hated". Alarming himself over the future of that hot bread Ndidi.


Stone the prophet

Hmmmmmm

forgiveness:
Where you expecting him to dribble all the defenders and score?

Honestly, you no sabi watch ball.

Guilty conscience and insecurity

Lol where did u read "score" in the post u quoted? The post asked how many shots on goal and on target. But that said, what's his primary assignment as a striker, if not to score goals? How many minutes did it take Mount a midfielder to score today? In three matches so far for Chelsea, how many shots on target has Abraham Registered again? Lol I no wan talk about goals bkus that would be asking too much of the boy.

safarigirl:
I don't care for club football, I care for National teams

As Ndidi and Everton are in EPL, you would be by extension Leicester and Everton fan?

andrew44444:
Hmmmmmm

Na joke I de o

Wilfred Ndidi was instrumental in the outcome of Leicester City's 1-1 draw against Chelsea at the Stamford Bridge on Sunday evening and that has elicited glowing remarks from one of his teammates and two distinguished Premier League heroes.

Ndidi was at fault for Chelsea's goal scored by Mason Mount when he slipped letting the youngster dispatch the ball beyond Kasper Schmeichel.

However, the Nigerian midfielder grabbed the Foxes' equaliser with an assured header from a corner kick.

Leicester attacking midfield star James Maddison speaking to Sky Sports on the pitch side after the game was full of praises for the Nigerian.

"It shows the character of Ndidi (to put in such performance after his error). He put that quickly behind him and put in a good display," Maddison who had a slew of goal scoring chances noted.

"We lost Harry Maguire and we needed a real big threat from set pieces because he (Maguire) was a large part of what we worked on last year and if you look around we actually haven't got that much presence in the team.

" Look at how high Wilfred jumped. To leap above Zouma was not an easy task," Maddison stressed.

Former Newcastle United, Liverpool and Manchester United striker Michael Owen added:

"I feel for him (Ndidi). If I missed a sitter and my team plays a goalless draw that is how I will feel (in reference to Ndidi ruing his error leading to Chelsea's goal).

" I mean no question, it stays at the back of your mind but his header was just perfect," said Owen.

Former Arsenal star striker Ian Wright described the Ndidi headed goal as " a majestic ball."

Interestingly Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers took the blame for the goal leading to Chelsea's goal as a result of the game plan he adapted.