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Eastbay:
^^^^^^^^
Are you still asking?
Check the internet,or has your cybercafe airtime finished?

ROFLMAO

^^You for help your fellow club supporter nau

12large:
workaholic my arse, above average my arse. am sorry like i said the guy has no talent his just a hardworker and you need more than that. but seriously semid you need to check your head at a mental hospital if you think keita had an above average game at the worldcup

Like I said, he did well in the 2 games he played. The only dark spot on his SA 2010 outing was the red card he bagged and that doesn't subtract from his overall performance. He did well in the 110+ minutes he was on the pitch in South Africa
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You should thank God and be happy for the opportunity to interact with a SUPERINTELLIGENT fellow (apologies to sagamite ) like moi cos my intelligence may just rub-off on you.

12large:
abeg where all these useless keita fans expecially that one semid. from day 1 i already knew that keita na useless player he played 2 games and he was poor in the two

I'll always be around to put morons like you where you belong.

Kaita had an above average performance in the 2 games he played at SA 2010. Against Argentina, he aquitted himself well in an unfamiliar right wing/midfield position and even deputized excellently for T. Taiwo @ leftback when he got injured and was taken out.

Against Greece, he was very workaholic, full of energy & running and generally did all the hardwork like closing down space & marking and thats why the midfield collapsed when he was red carded. Also he hardly lost the ball when he was with it. His red card exposed the sheer laziness and incompetence of Etuhu and Haruna. By the way, your precious Lukman Haruna was $h!¡ttt and kept falling at the slightest touch. Ayila with the only game he played outshone and added more to our game both offensively & dèfensively than your precious Lukman Haruna who was MAGNIFICENTLY PATHETIC in the 2 games he played.

Kaita remains our best defensive midfielder. . .EOD!

Obiora Nwankwo and Ramon Azeez are the only other DM's who are close to him but Kaita edges them with his workaholic nature, marking and ball winning abilities.
Like I said before,stick to analysing soccer @ the vendors stands. Nairaland sports section nor be for idiotic morons like you. Real football afficionado's like moi will always be around to put you in your place.

Oya go and buy Soccerstar and come and post a list of players to take to 2018 world cup.

Isi ewu + Ode Oshi!

Hmmm. . .never knew a thread specially dedicated to the birth of Baby Sienna existed until now and I'm kinda pissed I'm just seeing it. Anyway, l posted this on another thread a few days ago.

semid4lyfe:
Congrats! 

You suppose change your signature to Mr, Mrs and Baby Siena, Proudly Naija - Browness comes as a standard 

@ Siena
Your siggy is yet to reflect your new family status. . .when you go change am, lol?

Congrats and may God's blessings come upon the whole family.

RuuDie:
Does anybody have word on the UNILAG PG/Msc/PHD entrance exams that were written in May!?

The results are ready at the various departments. . .just awaiting approval & ratification from the PG School before they're officially released. You can check at the department you applied to if you made the cut or not if you know someone.

If anyone was gonna beat him, it had to be Tyson Gay. However losing to Gay with 9.97secs to 9.84 secs should make him worry. . .that gap too much. Anyhow sha, na 100 metres, a poor start and the race is over.

I'll like to see if Gay can repeat this feat in their next 2 meet.

Ali Larter

Aaah. . .all these facebook addicts sef

Very foolish girl.

Appearing in lousy mojo films for paltry $500-700/scene.

[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=492466.msg6527145#msg6527145 date=1281122693][color=deeppink]^^You know that. . .

I'm being less harsh these days. [/color][/quote]True. . .Keep it up!

[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=492466.msg6526762#msg6526762 date=1281118351][color=deeppink]Whatever!

But Wyclef Jean as president?, I laugh in Abeokuta!

If he becomes president, what happens to the black eyed peas?.

I doubt he would become president though.[/color][/quote]Wow! I'm impressed. mama-gee has truly changed o

That my post would have fetched me a scathing response in the past

[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=492466.msg6526762#msg6526762 date=1281118351][color=deeppink]Whatever!

But Wyclef Jean as president?, I laugh in Abeokuta!

If he becomes president, what happens to the black eyed peas?.

I doubt he would become president though.[/color][/quote]Wow! I'm impressed. mama-gee has truly changed o

That my post would have fetched me a scathing response in the past

[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=492466.msg6526605#msg6526605 date=1281116767][color=deeppink]Why the heck did he come back home with the cameras?

Is this a publicity stunt or something? [/color][/quote]mama-gee, think before you type biko.

He's campaigning to be President so he needs as much publicity as possible.

Nigerian clubs and their queer business sense. How much would it have cost Kano Pillars to buy the player from the Academy? Anyhow sha, I hope he plays against South Korea.

Kx:
they are over age das why d idea of scholarship pissed dem off

I don't know about now but during my days in Uni, established sportsmen/women were admitted on special sports list and most of them came in to read P.H.E. Thats how Chioma Ajunwa got in to read P.H.E in UNILAG. Some of them can still take up the scholarship offer.

kilakhan:
@honeric01
experience (personal experience) is usally the best teacher. we are not willing to give the guys in the local league the chance but we expect wonders from them. its a fundamental flaw in our reasoning. in 1990 when we failed to qualify for the WC Westerhof jettisoned some of the old brigade and took guys like Amokachi (home based at the time), Thompson Oliha (home based at the time), Uche Okechukwu, Aloy Agu (home based at the time) and others to the 1990 nations cup. does anyone recall that these relatively inexperienced players got to the final and even went on to become the bedrock of our national team?

Well said! However I'm not surprised by his utterances cos Siasia is not really a believer in local talents. The majority of the players he took to AYC 2005, Holland 2005, Beijing 2008 & Egypt 2009 were foreign based.

Anyway foreign or home based, we need younger players in the Super Eagles and I don't understand the fixation with the domestic pro-league cos believe it or not, it takes a lot of connection/persön know person, note-carrying & settlement to get into teams in the Pro-league during the pre-season trials. . .Ask Obafèmi Martins. I even know this from the experience of an ex-neigbour who played for Sunshine Stars. Must all the invited home-based players be from the Pro-league? Players in the Pro-league are not necessary better than those playing in the Amateur league. We have many good young players playing in the Amateur leagues that have been discovered in age group competitions for us. eg Ramon Azeez & Sanni Emmanuel were playing for Amateur Clubs and they were by far the best performers in our U-17 team despite the presence of pro league veterans like Stanley Okoro, Ajagun, Ojabu etc. 

My point is pro-league, amateur league, U-17 or U-21. . .invite outstanding/standout players to camp & let them fight for their jersey after all we know our peculiar age cheating problem. Experience is important but overrated.

Fogman:
honeric, i still repeat that the only evidence that ll prove the girls re over 20yrs old is their birth cert. Even, come to think abt it, what makes u think the boys from South Africa and Ghana are trully U 17, looking at it from your way? I m sure if they re Nigerian, u ll equally dispute their ages.

The boys from Ghana and South Africa are definitely not U-17. Only the Lagos and Dutch team are real U-17's in that competition.

Honeric & asha 80
Well said.

However I maintain that if we field real underage players in age grade football competitions, we'd always be beaten black and blue by other teams.

Look at the Lagos United team (all secondary school students picked from the Last principal Cup) representing Lagos State in the Lagos Internatiönal Youth Competition for example.

Not condoning cheating but the Western countries have gone scientific with football. . . .special Nutrition & feeding, hormonal injections etc that make their players develop quickly, grow big, enhances their endurance, strength, stamina etc.

I even heard sowewhere that the American U-19 team that our overage Falconets beat have been training together since when the players were like 8/9/10 years old. . .so they've been playing together for a longer time.

Shey we fit do am for Naija ni?
My worry is we take age cheating to another level. . .as in players dey cut 10 yrs+ from their ages. Me, I dey for mid 20's and I sabi Kabiru Akinsola for Oworonshoki (stayed around Elanke then. . .even saw him like 2wice after the U-17 World cup) and (I dey call am Egbon) the time wey im dey play competition for Gbagada Roundabout, so how could he claim to be U-17 in 2007.

Even Dele Adeleye was like 33/34 when he went to Holland 2005.

Now the female teams have followed suit.

Wow! Lovely thread.

Never knew TTC meant trying to concieve until today.

God go do am for all of una

@ surgeon
Thanks!

Although your post was gobbled up by the spambot, I was able to read it. I'll do as u advised.

BabaOnileK:
I beg to disagree, the private screenings might not be for few individuals. If you look carefully at the DVD cases you will find that movies are not meant to be shown on oil rigs, on public TV etc. So if the staff club of a company like SPDC, ExxonMobil decides to arrange screening of the movie for their staff its a part of private screening. These are previously untapped sources.

When I was in UI, Tunde Kelani used to come around to screen ThunderBolt - I can attest to the fact that he had a full house for the two shows he did daily on three different days. Infact he had to come back for a second screening one month after.

Cinema viewings are okay but there are few cinemas in the country, there is nothing stopping these producers from going to screen their movies in our universities. That is a litmus test for the acceptability of the movies.If the movie tanks after just one day then its not gonna sell at all.Just imagine showing movies in the federal institutions alone - am sure a good movie shown at NGN500 will likely make tens of millions.

That is why I said producers need business savvy and education.

True. . .I also saw Thunderbolt when it was screened at our main auditorium whilst in school.

So sad!

May God give the family the fortitude to bear the loss.

Nollywood will get there. Already a few producers & directors have taken the cue and have been producing/making quality movies. People like Tunde Kelani, Emem Isong, Kingsley Ogoro, Tade Ogidan, Kunle Afolayan, Jetta Amata etc readily come to mind.

No be na wa, na real wa!

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Her testimony was rubbish.