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damosky12:
Don't be fooled guys. . Football age propaganda!
He was just trying to cover up something

Smart guy is what you are. He's trying to cover loose ends. He has grown up kids but doesn't want them to detect his real age with those kids' stature and age,so he had to lie he had them so young to cover up football age. Meaning he slept with the woman at 13. Liar

Well can we know the women he Slept. ? Thier own age will help us determine how true this coCk and Bull story. Are they 11 years when they took in for him ? Or were they already Adults at the time? Then someone has to go to Jail sexual Abuse and all related cases

Ok, clap for yourself

I hate football

Wow

solmusdesigns:






Well if Buhari's nephew Mamman Cabal Daura could be older than him, and still leaves in his young Uncles house at 70 years plus nothing surprises me anymore

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Actually, Its the other way round...
Daura is Buhari's Uncle

Angelou:
Actually, Its the other way round...
Daura is Buhari's Uncle

Even more confusing

Mariangeles:
In Brazil, they live recklessly!
Imagine fathering a child at 14, and the second at 16

He plenty for Nigeria too....I dey talk am I say no difference between naija and Brazil....

Brazil na Nigeria in the overseas
I no fit go that country

And your preeck had become so long with thick sperm at that 14 age? You are a super man Ogbeni Wesley

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solmusdesigns:
Even more confusing

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when it comes to telling lies about age,there is no difference between Africans and South Americans

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solmusdesigns:




Football Age wahala.. you have to start giving lamba to cover lamba.. even taye taiwo and Uzoho had both explained why thier younger brothers are older looking

Well if Buhari's nephew Mamman Cabal Daura could be older than him, and still stays in his young Uncles house at 70 years plus nothing surprises me anymore

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Mariangeles:
In Brazil, they live recklessly!
Imagine fathering a child at 14, and the second at 16

It happens here too..

Angelou:
Actually, Its the other way round...
Daura is Buhari's Uncle

No, it's Buhari who is the Uncle and Daura the nephew..

If actually you give birth at the said Age, how Old is then the minor that gave birth to those Children, if they(children) have the same mummy. Ode o ni ro buruku se oponu bi ti e lo ro wipe a je ni, were o ni ranu wa bi ko ara re si jare.

If actually you give birth at the said Age, how Old is then the minor that gave birth to those Children that is your wife, if they(children) have the same mummy. Ode o ni ro buruku se oponu bi ti e lo ro wipe a je ni, were o ni ranu wa bi ko ara re si jare.

I don't blame him sha. The Puna for ghetto there na fire. Only place wey I meet 20 year old madam looking fresh and she already mama to 3 or 4 pikin. Grandmother's there at 28 sef

i had mine at 8, and my wife is 80

Mariangeles:
In Brazil, they live recklessly! Imagine fathering a child at 14, and the second at 16

No be sin for other countries.

mikezuruki:
Uzoho is 20

Chukwueze is 20

Osimhen 21

wetin you come dey talk na

Nigerian football age

Lil Wayne had his child at 15. Lots of AA have kids at 14 so what exactly is there not to believe?

sinceraconcept:
Smart guy is what you are. He's trying to cover loose ends. He has grown up kids but doesn't want them to detect his real age with those kids' stature and age,so he had to lie he had them so young to cover up football age. Meaning he slept with the woman at 13. Liar

Hai!

So when the baby is 20, he will be 34

As in you'll be in the same generation as your kids, pressing phone and eating shawarma. If its in Nigeria, maybe because of some unfortunate circumstance you can even end in the same NYSC camp

Lol i can think of some advantages to it even though its too extreme

I wonder how old the mother even is. She'll be looking the same as her child

sayisayi:
I don't blame him sha. The Puna for ghetto there na fire. Only place wey I meet 20 year old madam looking fresh and she already mama to 3 or 4 pikin. Grandmother's there at 28 sef

Its really crazy. A 40 year old woman will be a grandma

That is football age. He worked the age out so that we won't indict himself . south american is high on age cheating . born in a favilla no birth cert

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ackim:
"At 14, I needed to get some money, because it was difficult at that age. With my first kid, I said that I had to do everything to become a footballer."

Wesley's dad passed away when he was just nine years old. "When my father died, it was difficult because my mum was alone with me and my brothers but she worked and now today I do everything for her.

"When I finish training I call my mum because she is everything. My mum did everything to help me play so everyday when I come home I call her." It's not just his mother and brothers who he has supporting Villa from back home in the south-east of Brazil.

"I had my first child when I was 14 years old, it was difficult because it was during this time that I started to try and play football professionally. I had to work in the day and then go to training in the evening."


Playing football and being a father proved a tough balancing act but he began to take the sport more seriously when baby number two came along. "I was 14 when I had my first kid and 16 when I had my second. When I had my children I told myself I had to do everything to be a football player."

It was a lot of pressure for Wesley to deal with, the Premier League must seem like a breeze, "When I play I have to think about my family, my kids, my mum, everybody."

The clock was ticking then. Make it as a professional footballer or get a job in order to support his new family. Wesley made the journey to Spain for six months but despite training and learning from Diego Costa, his trial didn't work out at Atletico Madrid.

Shorter spells in France went the same way and he soon found himself back in Brazil working in a factory, "I had to do something," he says. "I had to get money for my kids. I would go to a team and every team said no. I went to six teams before going to Slovakia.

"When I went to the sixth team I thought I didn't want to play football anymore. I thought it was finished for me. Then I got a chance."

The opportunity came when he was 19 in a small town called Trencin in Slovakia, quite the contrast to what he was used to. "The first few weeks there were difficult. It was very very cold. The first three months I think it was snowing all the time."

He gestures towards his toes. "I came from Brazil and I couldn't feel my feet so it was difficult to play football." Temperatures barely climbed above freezing in Trencin but that was where Wesley's career began to take an upward trajectory.


He converted from a midfielder to a striker. "When you play midfield you have to think fast and then I moved to play as a striker and kept thinking fast." A forward as sizeable as Wesley was a tricky proposition for defenders and a transfer to Club Brugge in Belgium quickly followed.

Nineteen league goals across two seasons saw Villa pay out a club-record fee for Wesley following their promotion to the Premier League, so does the 22-year-old think about what might have been? "I am very happy playing in the Premier League in the biggest competition in the world.

"Every day I think about the past, you know, what I was thinking when teams were saying no to me so I'm very happy now that I have this job."

Wesley's rise from struggling to make ends meet in Brazil to early success in England becomes even more remarkable when you consider that he has a condition he can do nothing about.

His right leg is almost three centimetres shorter than his left. "I don't know what I can say", he chuckles. "I have my legs like this you know and I don't have any pain or anything like that. I hope to continue like this."

Wesley's head coach at Aston Villa Dean Smith does his due diligence before signing any player. He goes to meet them and looks for one particular first impression. "Can they hold a conversation with me?" Smith says.


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At 14 .. Chai

Abfinest007:
but here in Nigeria that age (14)will still be crying mummy

Even 25-30 year olds with kpali dey house dey lick mama pot!!!

sinceraconcept:
Smart guy is what you are. He's trying to cover loose ends. He has grown up kids but doesn't want them to detect his real age with those kids' stature and age,so he had to lie he had them so young to cover up football age. Meaning he slept with the woman at 13. Liar

You got the message! .

He is a cunning liar!

Ok



kindly check my signature

So you believed his age? This is football o

Mariangeles:
In Brazil, they live recklessly!
Imagine fathering a child at 14, and the second at 16

ackim:
"At 14, I needed to get some money, because it was difficult at that age. With my first kid, I said that I had to do everything to become a footballer."

Wesley's dad passed away when he was just nine years old. "When my father died, it was difficult because my mum was alone with me and my brothers but she worked and now today I do everything for her.

"When I finish training I call my mum because she is everything. My mum did everything to help me play so everyday when I come home I call her." It's not just his mother and brothers who he has supporting Villa from back home in the south-east of Brazil.

"I had my first child when I was 14 years old, it was difficult because it was during this time that I started to try and play football professionally. I had to work in the day and then go to training in the evening."


Playing football and being a father proved a tough balancing act but he began to take the sport more seriously when baby number two came along. "I was 14 when I had my first kid and 16 when I had my second. When I had my children I told myself I had to do everything to be a football player."

It was a lot of pressure for Wesley to deal with, the Premier League must seem like a breeze, "When I play I have to think about my family, my kids, my mum, everybody."

The clock was ticking then. Make it as a professional footballer or get a job in order to support his new family. Wesley made the journey to Spain for six months but despite training and learning from Diego Costa, his trial didn't work out at Atletico Madrid.

Shorter spells in France went the same way and he soon found himself back in Brazil working in a factory, "I had to do something," he says. "I had to get money for my kids. I would go to a team and every team said no. I went to six teams before going to Slovakia.

"When I went to the sixth team I thought I didn't want to play football anymore. I thought it was finished for me. Then I got a chance."

The opportunity came when he was 19 in a small town called Trencin in Slovakia, quite the contrast to what he was used to. "The first few weeks there were difficult. It was very very cold. The first three months I think it was snowing all the time."

He gestures towards his toes. "I came from Brazil and I couldn't feel my feet so it was difficult to play football." Temperatures barely climbed above freezing in Trencin but that was where Wesley's career began to take an upward trajectory.


He converted from a midfielder to a striker. "When you play midfield you have to think fast and then I moved to play as a striker and kept thinking fast." A forward as sizeable as Wesley was a tricky proposition for defenders and a transfer to Club Brugge in Belgium quickly followed.

Nineteen league goals across two seasons saw Villa pay out a club-record fee for Wesley following their promotion to the Premier League, so does the 22-year-old think about what might have been? "I am very happy playing in the Premier League in the biggest competition in the world.

"Every day I think about the past, you know, what I was thinking when teams were saying no to me so I'm very happy now that I have this job."

Wesley's rise from struggling to make ends meet in Brazil to early success in England becomes even more remarkable when you consider that he has a condition he can do nothing about.

His right leg is almost three centimetres shorter than his left. "I don't know what I can say", he chuckles. "I have my legs like this you know and I don't have any pain or anything like that. I hope to continue like this."

Wesley's head coach at Aston Villa Dean Smith does his due diligence before signing any player. He goes to meet them and looks for one particular first impression. "Can they hold a conversation with me?" Smith says.


https://www.reportminds.com/2019/10/aston-villa-striker-wesley-i-had-my.html

did you use Google Translate? you could have edited the post. it was a terrible one. stupid blogger