TheGoodJoe:


Graham Potter of Brighton is very bright and he has got the team playing some breathtaking football when it comes to build up plays.

I say Balogun completes the season with him before making a jump. I bet he has not gotten the kind of education he is getting from Potter than he has with any coach.

komekn:


Sometimes players are more concerned about the £££ and where will the next contract come from.

As opposed to playing regularly and or good football.

Danielnino00:
Junior Duru the younger brother of Ebube Duru and member of the u-17 team was killed by cultists in Auchi.



May his soul rest in peace!!

jihday:
I see, that's why he couldn't get his Swansea team to the playoffs

tbaba1234:
Thegoodjoe, with his quotes. Usually, Coaches will not say anything bad about a player in public. Take those thing with a pinch of salt.

That said, Iheanacho looked hungry and determined. I was very pleased with what i saw. If he keeps that fire up. Iheanacho will be back.

iSlayer:



I think the manner he scored is a factor. It was class.


His performance generally, did him a world of good.

jihday:
So bonucci suddenly became world class at 31? Balogun is OK, he should change clubs to get enough game time there's nothing new Porter wants to teach him

jihday:
So bonucci suddenly became world class at 31? Balogun is OK, he should change clubs to get enough game time there's nothing new Porter wants to teach him

chukwunedum150:
Akpom told brila.net , “I have
always known I wanted to play for
Nigeria”, despite playing at every
age grade for England. “Although I have played in all the
youth groups for England, I have
always known I wanted to play for
Nigeria,” the striker said. “I am ready and I’m only waiting
for the call up. My agents have
been in talks with the Coaches
and Federation, so maybe in a
few months I would get an invite.
I have signed off my allegiance.” Speaking about his chances of
playing for England, Akpom
admits there were no guarantees
of longevity. “It’s always good to play where
you’re loved. If you play for
England you may only play a few
games or caps and then you’re
dropped for the next striker, who
is hot.”

TheGoodJoe:


I posted a remark from an ex-professional, Graeme Le Saux, with a long playing career exclaiming he learnt more from few minutes with talking to Alderweireld than his playing career.

I am pointing Balogun still has time to make more impact with us and a year training intensely under a highly tactical system will do him a World of good. Game time with the wrong system and education will not give him the improvement we need.

peterd53:
See fight btw German national team and Bayern Munich on top keeper matter

chukwunedum150:
Akpom told brila.net , “I have
always known I wanted to play for
Nigeria”, despite playing at every
age grade for England. “Although I have played in all the
youth groups for England, I have
always known I wanted to play for
Nigeria,” the striker said. “I am ready and I’m only waiting
for the call up. My agents have
been in talks with the Coaches
and Federation, so maybe in a
few months I would get an invite.
I have signed off my allegiance.” Speaking about his chances of
playing for England, Akpom
admits there were no guarantees
of longevity. “It’s always good to play where
you’re loved. If you play for
England you may only play a few
games or caps and then you’re
dropped for the next striker, who
is hot.”

Curtisaxel7:


See his mouth like "I've always wanted to play for Nigeria". If he had broken into Arsenal first team we would've been the one going cap in hand begging him while he does shakara for us like a teenage girl.

It's seems these FB's have only one plan: aim for the three lions and fall back on the SE when all else fails. That's why we will continue to get the average ones while the Dele Allis and Abrahams will continue to play for the Queen.

TheGoodJoe:


What you are saying is devoid of the point.

The point is that a manager who works everyday with a player made some observations and you are trying to discredit his words with nothing to back it.

It shows ignorance or you deliberately want to sow a negative seed. It does not add up.

Arsene Wenger, Alex Ferguson, Mancini, Pellegrini and a host of other managers, players and staff get interviewed regularly to draw up information.

Whether Klopp likes Albino or Steve Bruce likes bow legs does not count.

You study the information and deduce knowledge from it.

Trying to discredit Leicester City management with no obvious fact is like discrediting journalism as a whole.

ChrisKels:
Bayern threatens never to release their players for Germany national team, should Nuer be replaced my Stegen. Just negodu

tbaba1234:
Iheanacho was also involved in the third goal.

https://twitter.com/LBlcfc/status/1176593604334276608

rabzy:


Of all French colonies Algeria was unique. France has been in Algeria since the early 1800s while others came in late 1800s and 1900s.
France also consider Algeria not as a colony but as part of France, it was like Puerto Rico or Hawaii to America, so a lot of French settled there over the years.
That made the war very brutal and in fact the French generals never wanted to stop and attempted several assassinations on Charles de Gaulle who negotiated the talks.
It was a bloody war with atrocities committed by both sides.

jihday:
So Mikel wanted Iwobi to be dropped for him

elyte89:



Sheyb na wetin we dey tell komekn wey him no wan gree.....a good british nigerian player in d top 5 clubs in premiership playing constantly and churning out good performance consistently will consider 3lions b4 eagles...it's a no brained,only iwobi was an exception

Humility017:


France wanted make Algeria a settled economy.
they wanted settle there just like the way the British and the dutch settled in south Africa.
but this Move was strongly resisted....

it rarely lead to several attempts of France to revolutionize the prior existing cultures in other to aid their plans but it wasn't easy and it was strongly resisted....

Earthquake1:


Mikel is very mature and will not say a thing like that, besides this is not the first time of him playing with Iwobi

Believe these tabloids at your own peril

jihday:
It's not a tabloid, it's actually an interview Rhor granted a journalist (Osasu)

rabzy:


Of all French colonies Algeria was unique. France has been in Algeria since the early 1800s while others came in late 1800s and 1900s.
France also consider Algeria not as a colony but as part of France, it was like Puerto Rico or Hawaii to America, so a lot of French settled there over the years.
That made the war very brutal and in fact the French generals never wanted to stop and attempted several assassinations on Charles de Gaulle who negotiated the talks.
It was a bloody war with atrocities committed by both sides.

Icon4s:


I guess the religious differences must have played a role too.

Why the British no come chose to settle for Nigeria sef