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Education › Re: Nigerian Sets Record, Scores 5.0 GPA In Russia.. by semid4lyfe(m): 7:39pm On Jul 29, 2015
Nigerians setting and breaking records everywhere.
Technology Market › Re: Buy Plasma, Lcd And Led Televisions For Affordable Pricein Lagos. by semid4lyfe(m): 1:33pm On Jul 21, 2015
acunon:
are you using the smarthub to surf nairaland or?explain.
I think he's projecting what he's browsing on his android device onto the TV via WiFi but I could be wrong.

OCTAVO, come and explain o
Technology Market › Re: Monitoring Dollar Rate Ourselves (CLOSELY) by semid4lyfe(m): 7:24am On Jul 08, 2015
Made a purchase of $13.35 yesterday morning on Aliexpress.

Just received the debit alert of N2662.66 for the transaction.

That's an exchange rate of N199.45/$

Na StanbicIBTC sure pass
Science/Technology › Re: How To Create A Locally Made Inverter With Ease by semid4lyfe(m):
@ Ceejay80s , I greet u specially.

Nice set up you've got there.

Tell me, what would it take to use this kinda set up to power a DSTV & StarTimes (I use both) with a 32" LED TV, a home theatre, 5 energy saving bulbs (of course, all will not be on simultaneously) and my 11.6" mini laptop when the need arises.

Lastly, how long have you used this set up?
Computers › Re: Laptop Or Tablet For My Project Work? (Advise Needed) by semid4lyfe(m): 3:54am On Jun 27, 2015
Lexusgs430:
Very healthy budget. Try getting an i7 with @ least 8 - 16GB ram.
70K for a core i7 & 8gb ram laptop? Guy, what are you smoking?

@ OP, this is a no brainer. Getting a tablet should not even be an option. Your final year project is serious work. There'll be lots of typing & correction to do. . .something only a laptop can handle.
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod): 12:57am On Jun 14, 2015
CFCfan:
Colombia have just created the biggest upset in the history of the women's World Cup. The 28 ranked team beat the 3rd ranked team in the world 2-0!
Wow! shocked

To say I'm shocked will be an understatement. I wish our Falcons could do same against USA but I know that ain't gonna happen
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Australia: Women's World Cup (0 - 2) On 13th June 2015 by semid4lyfe(mod): 8:40pm On Jun 12, 2015
Super Falcons lineup against Australia. Unchanged from our first match. Obtained from NFF official twitter handle

Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod):
olapluto:
How to beat Australia:
1. Keep Dede in goal. Most people dont know that Whyte is shyte! She is worse than Dede.
This is debatable. I prefer Whyte in goal but it needs to be drummed into whoever gets the nod that during corners, its better to stay in the post than come out for crosses so that she can be in a position to make a save.

2. Bring in Njoku, drop Chukwunonye and move Ohale to partner Onome Ebi. This should have been done at halftime against Sweden. Its a no brainer. You cannot play 3 at the back and leave the flanks exposed like that. Ohale was doing too much and it backfired.
Wrong! We played 4 at the back against Sweden. Ngozi Ebere (Left Back), Josephine Chukwunonye (Central defence), Onome Ebi (Central Defence) & Osinachi Ohale (Right Back). Ohale was simply not effective at right back. I prefer the coach makes a direct swap. He should drop Ohale to the bench and play Njoku at right back.

3. Keep the midfield as it is. Okobi, Ayinde and Nwabuoku really tried. They held the midfield well, though the 3 at the back somehow disrupted things.
I agree with keeping the 3 midfielders. Again it was a 4 (wo)man defence and not 3. . .and they were not disruptive to the midfield.

4. Start Esther Sunday ahead of Ordega against Australia. Why? Because Australia will be out to attack us, and Esther Sunday's runs and dribbles will be key, with Njoku also pushing forward, Australia will be on the backfoot for most of the match.
Starting Esther Sunday is a recipe for failure. She is selfish/individualistic, showboats, turns over the ball a lot & not a team player. This does not augur well for team morale. Also her decision making and final ball is very poor. Wetin be the use of legover wey no dey comot defender & beat opponent? Its a 4-3-3. Oshaola and Oparanozie have the speed & skills to work the wings while Ordega can drift into the middle.

Njoku will definitely add extra bite to the right wing of our attack.

5. Make substitutions!!!!! For heaven sake, this is artificial turf, the girls will cramp badly if they all play another 90 minutes. Dike, Ini, and even Nkwocha are all ripe to come in.
In principle I agree. Players that come into the game will be determined by the match situation.

6. Zonal marking! I know the coach is naive and thus is adamant on man marking, even when height is not to our advantage. Watch Sweden's first goal and see how Fisher sold Ayinde to get a header. We simply cannot do man marking. Let the players have a zone to mark, so they can attack the ball before it gets to the opponent. This will be key against Wambach of USA when the match comes.
This is my problem with Internet Coaches. Y'all have watched EPL, La Liga, Serie A etc and you know a lot of football theories and you espouse them and abuse Nigerian coaches.

Guy, the reality is Zonal marking is alien to Nigerian football coaching and Nigerian coaches dont teach it. Nigerian coaches always emphasize man marking and its what the players imbibe from their early playing days. Its where the phrase "No free man, mark one person" comes from.

Pray, tell, how do u zonal mark with 3 players standing on your goal line? Also, I think its too late in the day to teach the players to defend using Zonal marking. I also doubt the players have the discipline to carry it out effectively. I prefer they stick to that which they know and has always worked for them.

The swedes like most European teams played zonal marking and how did it work out for them.? We man marked but completely bossed the game and severely limited their goal scoring chances.

7. Players should try to get at the referee. Often times Nigeria gets bad refereeing because of bad perception, but yesterday, We had only 4 fouls all game, against 14 fouls of Sweden. This is even despite leniency of ref towards Swedes. They got no yellowcards. This must stop! Let our players call attention of refs where needed.
Your head dey there. Our players should shout and roll on the floor when tackled to the ground to draw cards for our opponents. A yellow carded player is only half a player.

8. Relax and know that Australia cannot beat Nigeria. I mean if you do not lose against Sweden, and put in better performance, you will surely beat Australia
Anything is possible but I expect the falcons to nick this.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Australia: Women's World Cup (0 - 2) On 13th June 2015 by semid4lyfe(mod):
olapluto:
How to beat Australia:
1. Keep Dede in goal. Most people dont know that Whyte is shyte! She is worse than Dede.
This is debatable. I prefer Whyte in goal but it needs to be drummed into whoever gets the nod that during corners, its better to stay in the post than come out for crosses so that she can be in a position to make a save.

2. Bring in Njoku, drop Chukwunonye and move Ohale to partner Onome Ebi. This should have been done at halftime against Sweden. Its a no brainer. You cannot play 3 at the back and leave the flanks exposed like that. Ohale was doing too much and it backfired.
Wrong! We played 4 at the back against Sweden. Ngozi Ebere (Left Back), Josephine Chukwunonye (Central defence), Onome Ebi (Central Defence) & Osinachi Ohale (Right Back). Ohale was simply not effective at right back. I prefer the coach makes a direct swap. He should drop Ohale to the bench and play Njoku at right back.

3. Keep the midfield as it is. Okobi, Ayinde and Nwabuoku really tried. They held the midfield well, though the 3 at the back somehow disrupted things.
I agree with keeping the 3 midfielders. Again it was a 4 (wo)man defence and not 3. . .and they were not disruptive to the midfield.

4. Start Esther Sunday ahead of Ordega against Australia. Why? Because Australia will be out to attack us, and Esther Sunday's runs and dribbles will be key, with Njoku also pushing forward, Australia will be on the backfoot for most of the match.
Starting Esther Sunday is a recipe for failure. She is selfish/individualistic, showboats, turns over the ball a lot & not a team player. Also her decision making and final ball is very poor. Wetin be the use of legover wey no dey comot defender & beat opponent? Its a 4-3-3. Oshaola and Oparanozie have the speed & skills to work the wings while Ordega can drift into the middle.

Njoku will definitely add extra bite to the right wing of our attack.

5. Make substitutions!!!!! For heaven sake, this is artificial turf, the girls will cramp badly if they all play another 90 minutes. Dike, Ini, and even Nkwocha are all ripe to come in.
In principle I agree. Players that come into the game will be determined by the match situation.

6. Zonal marking! I know the coach is naive and thus is adamant on man marking, even when height is not to our advantage. Watch Sweden's first goal and see how Fisher sold Ayinde to get a header. We simply cannot do man marking. Let the players have a zone to mark, so they can attack the ball before it gets to the opponent. This will be key against Wambach of USA when the match comes.
This is my problem with Internet Coaches. Y'all have watched EPL, La Liga, Serie A etc and you know a lot of football theories and you espouse them and abuse Nigerian coaches.

Guy, the reality is Zonal marking is alien to Nigerian football coaching and Nigerian coaches dont teach it. Nigerian coaches always emphasize man marking and its what the players imbibe from their early playing days. Its where the phrase "No free man, mark one person" comes from.

Pray, tell, how do u zonal mark with 3 players standing on your goal line? Also, I think its too late in the day to teach the players to defend using Zonal marking. I also doubt the players have the discipline to carry it out effectively. I prefer they stick to that which they know and has always worked for them.

The swedes like most European teams played zonal marking and how did it work out for them.? We man marked but completely bossed the game and severely limited their goal scoring chances.

7. Players should try to get at the referee. Often times Nigeria gets bad refereeing because of bad perception, but yesterday, We had only 4 fouls all game, against 14 fouls of Sweden. This is even despite leniency of ref towards Swedes. They got no yellowcards. This must stop! Let our players call attention of refs where needed.
Your head dey there. Our players should shout and roll on the floor when tackled to the ground to draw cards for our opponents. A yellow carded player is only half a player.

8. Relax and know that Australia cannot beat Nigeria. I mean if you do not lose against Sweden, and put in better performance, you will surely beat Australia
Anything is possible but I expect the falcons to nick this.
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod): 7:38pm On Jun 09, 2015
BascoVanVeli:
First off id like to apologize to Ohale cuz she was trying and it is not her fault the coach played her out of position. All around my women were on fire all 90 minutes even at 2-0 they were the better team they should shon that ranking mess because from what i see they are one of the best teams there, they can beat the USWNT.
Also id like to apologize for my comments about Okon even though he is as equipped to handle this team as Nigeria with nuclear weapons he made a genius call in playing Oshoala in the midfield with her there we commanded the game, she is so fast she will always find her way to score and she is so strong those physically imposing Sweden women seemed more like girls the way they bounced off of her.

All together great game but it can and will be better. Okobi was sent from God to assist Oshoala in blessing Nigeria dam that girl is good, i know all my guys go be like na me go marry am me i no mind just allow her play good ball lol.

On a side note our jersey is hideous the NFF signed a slave deal with Nike even highschool teams get better stuff than that and they didn't even have the Sweden Nigeria flag on ours so na to wash am wear against Australia. Either way na win o.
Are u for real. I like the Jersey. Unlike our previous jerseys, its body fitting, shape enhancing and brings out the femininity of our players.

Even a few neutral observers on redcafe.net and reddit.com have commended the Falcons jersey.
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod):
dodobytes:
Firstly I want to congratulate everyone for our good showing yesterday,I am passionate about our female team as so many of us on this thread.I want to point out a few things about the differences in opinions on the coaching input in the game last night.
I still stand by what I said,Okon shouldn’t have gone 90+mins without a single substitution when it was obvious we needed fresh legs.Someone mentioned that as long as we weren’t at risk of injuries he should allow the game go on.I find that ludicrous,do you know there are freak injuries? They just happen out of the blues,even when you are not tackled.Okon risked our starting 11 burning out and getting injured or even getting carded.The major reason for injuries can be fatigue and poor fitness,When a player is tired,judgement becomes impaired and decision making is very poor,you dive into tackles indiscriminately.
I am not a fan of Njoku,but using a traditional centre back as a full back didn’t pay off last night and Okon should have corrected that immediately when it became glaring.Please don’t say Ohale grew into the role,we all saw we got punished severally due to her weakness,and against a disciplined side one goal margin is good enough to send you packing from the tournament.
Do you know Okon sent out a message to opposition coaches last night,they are;
• I don’t have confidence in my bench,cos’ they aren’t up to scratch
• I don’t have a clue on how to influence a game.
Its funny when I hear Ordega,Desire and Oshoala are the best players we got and so changing them is not an option as making changes would have upset the ryhtm of the game.So when we play Australia,and the game gets tough(as I am sure it will),we should stick to the same starting 11 for the full 90mins,same for the USA tie too?
Watching the game I couldn’t tell what Okon wanted,did he want a win or a draw? When we equalised,he could have injected fresh legs into the game.Psychologically that move alone sends shivers down the opposition cos’ they know you have smelt blood and you are going for the kill.Or if he wanted a draw there was no better time to run down the clock by embarking on three needless substitutions all at once.
The national teams belong to all of us,its our pride and the coach is privileged to hold the position of responsibility.Okon is a wonderful coach and his eye for talent is unparalleled,but if we must progress then he has to focus on his flaws too and work on them.Technically he can and should do better,or better still align himself with coaches that are more technically gifted.
In one of my earlier posts,I recall saying that Ngozi “Iniesta” Okobi will be our stand out performer at the mundial and I was proven right yesterday.That girl will set this competition on fire!!,but Okon shouldn’t let her burn out.
The mystery of unpredictability has won many games for many a team,I also recall saying after I saw the team list last night that the game could very well be won from the bench,and I believe that with the right changes Perpetua/Dike/Njoku/Ini,we just very well may have nicked it.
Shout out to all my friends here,we agree to disagree.Iron sharpeneth iron.
Bros, u never see where coach make substitution and later reverse substitution? I've seen it happen a few times in football. Heck, it even happened to me. Case in point, friendly match between ISL & CMS Grammar School, I started as Left-Back but their No 7 was so good and fast, I couldn't keep up with him. (no be my fault, I learnt he was also their school's 100m champion grin ). Coach removed me and brought in the alternate left-back but he was even worse and Coach reintroduced me 10mins into the 2nd half. Needless to say we lost that game undecided

Sometimes, a squad lacks depth and has only 15-18 or so good players that can be competitive, execute a game plan and deliver. We've seen this with many top clubsides. That's the case with the Super Falcons. I only reckon with 18 players in the Falcons team.

Was there any need for substitution yesterday, I don't think so. Our first 11 balled and were full of running till the final whistle . Also, the Swedes were not physical and the referee was completely in control. That being said, if I were the Coach would I have made (a) change(s)? YES, a low risk substitution during the 3mins injury time. . . . Bringing in Courtney Dike for Fransesca Ordega basically to run down the clock.

Finally, y'all should give the coach some credit. His team was down by 2 goals at half time, and they scored two goals in quick succession on resumption. No be wetin him tell them ginger them to push forward, pile pressure and equalise? You think say e easy to stand for 93mins and be coaching/shouting instructions? Remember, this is the female game and more often than not, the players need to be lead and told what to do. It was his shouted instruction that lead to Okobi playing the ball forward for Oshaola's goal. If u don coach team before, u go know say shouting to your player "player behind u, throwing better" can save the day

Also, how come no one is given Coach Okon credit for his work in transforming this team into an intelligent passing, smooth transition, extremely mobile and (wo)man marking one? Compare this Falcons team to that of Uche Eucharia in 2011 and you'll notice a stark positive difference. Uche Eucharia's 2011 team bunkered a lot, was too physical, panicky, could not pass the ball out of defence, looped the ball forward always, lacked mobility and fighting spirit. Close ball control, good use of space & width, wing play, team work were all evident yesterday. Who is responsible for this transformation? No be coach?

No be only TV, I dey watch Super Falcons. I have actually been involved with the team as I covered & reported Nigerian female football in the past for a Sports concern. I know them first hand & inside out.

((I have watched Ini Umutong play and she is "overrated". Courtney Dike is good but most people take a liking to her not cos of her footballing skill but her cuteness & "exotic background".)

A little tip-off/expo: Y'all should watch out for Ngozi Ebere, in my opinion, one of the best left backs in the women's game. Solid defending ability, good overlapping runs, excellent crosser of the ball and the free-kick/dead ball specialist of the team. I call her Ngozi "Alaba" Ebere. She bends 'em better than Beckham & Messi. wink

I remain semi-retired. *Going back to operating in ghost mode*
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod): 2:06am On Jun 09, 2015
TheSuperNerd:
Wow! Thanks Sir... You've said it all. I guess I just didn't hv d guts to be dis blunt but u're spot on. Courtney is really good but compared to our 1st choice front 3? Well uhm... We all knw rite? But still I expect to see her impact...
Umotong plays 4 portsmouth ladies in d english women premier league(wpl 1) northern (or southern) conference. That's 2 divisions below the english women super league 1(wsl 1) where Oshoala stars 4 english champs, liverpool lfc. After wsl1 is d wsl2. Then u hv d wpl1 and wpl2. Taking nothing 4m umotong(she bagged ova 20gls b4 joining camp 4 d fifa wwc) but she's still a learner compared to
Courtney not to mention our top 3.

But all in all, it's a great team with players dat can and will get better coz they're all young save 4 Nkwocha, Dede, Ebi, and Nwabuoku.
And u're rite abt Ohale, she's indeed a center back.
Whyte is obviously our best gk but I wanna beliv dede's height and experience(yep, I know... Dis can be overrated sumtyms) gave her the starting spot. Anyway, I beliv Whyte wud get to feature soon, maybe vs U.S.A.
Nice analysis Sir. Welcome to the house.
Lol, u dey welcome me. Na me get here nah grin

CFCfan and other oldies like FBS and Honeric01 can attest to this.

Thanks for the warm welcome smiley
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod):
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod): 1:19am On Jun 09, 2015
3 Observations From Nigeria Vs Sweden Match

WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- Sweden and Nigeria opened play in Group D on Monday, and combined to deliver a 3-3 draw in a wild encounter at the Winnipeg Stadium.

Sweden broke on top through a pair of set piece goals, and was up 2-0 at halftime. But the pace of Nigeria's forwards proved a danger throughout, and two goals three minutes apart from Ngozi Okobi and Asisat Oshoala briefly brought the Super Falcons level.

Substitute Linda Sembrant put Sweden back on top in the 60th minute, but Nigeria had the last word, with Okobi setting up Francisca Ordega to fire home in the 87th minute, giving the Super Falcons a deserved draw.

1. Oshoala lives up to hype, but Okobi steals show
Oshoala came into the tournament highly regarded after first impressing at the 2014 U20 Women's World Cup, and later with the Super Falcons at the 2014 Africa Women's Championship. Monday, Oshoala largely lived up to the hype, and was a consistent threat along with fellow forward Desire Oparanozie.

But while Oshoala threatened repeatedly in the first half, the final touch proved elusive. She picked the pocket of Sweden left back Lina Nilsson in the 18th minute and embarked on a long run only to see her shot go narrowly wide. Oshoala also was unable to make the final pass count as she failed to deliver in the final third.

Okobi continually pushed up to join the attack to help Oshoala and Oparanozie get Nigeria back in the game. Okobi scored in the 49th minute, beating Fischer on the turn after being set up by Oparanozie. Okobi then released Oshoala on a clear breakaway three minutes later and the Nigerian forward finally provided the finish she was looking for to level the score.

After Sweden reclaimed the lead through Sembrant, it looked like Nigeria's effort would fall just short, especially after Oshoala couldn't redirect an attempted clearance from Emma Berglund on goal. But Nigeria got the equalizer it so richly deserved, and it was Okobi once again at the heart of things. Okobi released Ordega on a breakaway and she slotted home her shot to bring Nigeria level once again.

How unlikely was Nigeria's comeback? There were more goals in this game for the Super Falcons than their previous nine Women's World Cup games combined. Nigeria is also the fifth team to get at least at point after trailing by two goals in a WWC game.

That said, Nigeria had some history on its side. Back in 2007, Nigeria equalized in the 82nd minute in a 1-1 draw to Sweden in the group stage.

2. Midfield worries for Sweden, even as subs come through
At halftime Sweden looked to be cruising. An own goal from Oparanozie and a close-range finish from Nilla Fischer put the Swedes up 2-0, and while Nigeria looked threatening, Sweden looked to be managing okay. But Sweden's midfield seemed to wilt after halftime, making some highly suspect decisions with the ball, and that helped Nigeria get back into the game.

That Sweden would manage the game so poorly was stunning given the depth of experience it has. But this Sweden side isn't terribly mobile, and the other teams in Group D -- the United States and Australia, which both possess a lot of speed -- will no doubt take note.

When Sweden manager Pia Sundhage brought on Sembrant in the 57th minute, it seemed a case of waiting too long to make a substitution. But Sembrant came through, redirecting a short pass from Nilsson to put the Swedes back on top. Sembrant's goal was no Rembrandt, putting the cross in off her thigh, but it got the job done just the same.

But Sweden couldn't hang on, with an injury to center back Berglund after a courageous goal line clearance hurting the Swedish cause.

And concerns spread to the back line, too. Despite scoring Sweden's second goal, Fischer had a sub-par performance and played a part in all three of Nigeria's goals.

The draw complicates matters somewhat for Sweden, though it should still progress to the second round. But an emotional match against the United States looms, as Sundhage is set to face a U.S. team that she coached for seven years, a period that saw her lead the Americans to two Olympic gold medals and a runner-up finish at the 2011 World Cup. Sundhage has largely stayed away from comparisons about her former team, but the topic will no doubt come up in the days ahead.

3. Where would Nigeria be if it had better goalkeeping?
The aerial ability of the game's two goalkeepers was evident from the outset. Sweden's Hedvig Lindahl was secure in her handling and judgment of crosses, and completely dominated her area. At the other end, Nigeria counterpart Precious Dede showed her vulnerability whenever the ball was in the air.

The first warning sign for Dede came in the 14th minute when she didn't come close to claiming a cross. The resulting shot was looped wide, but Sweden took note, looking to create traffic in front of Dede on every attacking set piece opportunity. That approach ended up paying off in the 20th minute. Dede seemed hell-bent on coming out for Therese Sjogran's corner, failed to make any contact with the ball, and could only watch as Fischer's header deflected off Oparanozie for an own goal.

Nigeria's misery was compounded 11 minutes later on yet another set piece. Another Sjogran corner was headed toward goal but cleared off the line by Ngozi Ebere. The ball was fired back in by Sweden's Lisa Dahlkvist, and Fischer got the final touch from closer range to make it 2-0.

On a day when Nigeria was dynamic in attack, the play of Dede proved costly

http://espn.go.com/espnw/news-commentary/2015worldcup/article/13038689/three-observations-nigeria-earns-well-deserved-draw-sweden
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod): 1:10am On Jun 09, 2015
Phew! That is the longest post I've made in a long while.

By the way, no be must say coach must make changes.

If the players on the pitch are doing the job and not at the risk of copping injuries or being sent off then, make dem play full 90mins.
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod): 1:05am On Jun 09, 2015
Courtney Dike & Ini Umutong are not as good as you guys hype them. Esther Sunday & Loveth Ayila would have spoiled the game with unnecessary showboating, poor decision making and bad final balls.

Our forward trio of Ordega, Oparanozie and Oshaola best them in all depts. . .skill, ball control, speed, positional play, goal scoring ability etc

Bringing any of the aforementioned players in would have impacted the balance, rhythm and pace of our game negatively as our attack would have been blunted.The trio of Ayinde, Okobi and Nwabuoku did very well and completely bossed the midfield.

The only thing Okon got wrong was not playing Ugo Njoku and Ibubeleye Whyte at right back and goal respectively. Osinachi Ohale is a central defender and not a wing back. Ugo Njoku is a natural and better fit for that position.

Ibubeleye Whyte was in goal for the AWC, Olympic Qualifiers & was clearly the first choice heading into this competition so I'm wondering how Precious Dede leaped frogged her to be first choice. P. Dede is clearly past her prime and doesn't control her goal area. She is also jittery and has problems dealing with crosses. This is clearly one of the cases where experience is overrated.

I hope Coach Okon effects these 2 changes to the starting line-up for our games against Australia & the US.

4 best 3rd placed teams qualify to the knockout stages. If we nick Australia, we should be able to make it.

Up Super Falcons! Proudly Nigerian!
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod): 7:14am On Jun 08, 2015
Four best placed losers will also advance to the Knock-Out stages so 3 points might just be enough for the Super Falcons

#OperationBeatAustralia
Sports › Re: Super Falcons of Nigeria Thread: 2015 Women's World Cup by semid4lyfe(mod): 6:35am On Jun 08, 2015
dodobytes:
Aint trying to be an alarmist,but looking at the pics closely,who noticed that it's only superzee that isnt fully dressed for training..look at her training with Perpetua..with so much on social media bout our very Oshoala i hope all is well with her...i rest my case.
i hope she hasnt picked up an injury that the team is keeping under wraps,,dat will be a blow!!... cry cry cry see her lagging behind while jogging...hmmmm
#prayforoshoala#
Ol boy, na true o. shocked embarassed
Romance › Re: Photos: Nigerian Girl Rolls On The Floor Out Of Joy After Boyfriend Proposed by semid4lyfe(m): 3:29am On Jun 06, 2015
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Brazil (2 - 4) U-20 World Cup On June 1st 2015 by semid4lyfe(mod): 2:28am On Jun 01, 2015
Posting of viewers of the thread will get you automatically banned so desist.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Brazil (2 - 4) U-20 World Cup On June 1st 2015 by semid4lyfe(mod): 2:17am On Jun 01, 2015
The AIT on DsTV is showing it. Thats where I am watching it
Sports › Re: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by semid4lyfe(mod):
Still following. Just read the last 3 pages.

Someone should put up the Official match thread for the Nigeria-Brazil game. I'll sticky it and post it to the homepage
Sports › Re: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by semid4lyfe(mod): 7:57am On May 20, 2015
LeeCodeman:
If the poster is doing a good job, why have you as a moderator not encouraged him by moving this great thread to frontpage or at least put it at the top of the sports page?
Which do you want? Sticky the thread, front page it or both? grin
Sports › Re: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by semid4lyfe(mod): 6:44am On May 20, 2015
A silent follower of the thread. Been reading the last 4 pages. Kudos to everyone. . .
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: History Beckons As Cristiano Ronaldo And Messi Set To Play Together In ONE TEAM by semid4lyfe(m): 6:54am On Apr 17, 2015
CFCfan:
Wow! I hope UEFA would approve this plan. It sure sounds like an exciting prospect. The Super cup should be scrapped to make way for this game.
Why must the Super Cup be scrapped? How is it in the way of this proposal?

On paper, the Team South (Serie A, La Liga, Ligue 1) will have a better pool of players to pick from than the Team North comprising of players from the Premiership, Bundesliga & Russian League*

Also, why Russian League and not Eredivisie or Portuguese League?
Politics › Re: Hilarious Jega Election Result Stage Play At AY Live (Video) by semid4lyfe(m): 5:04pm On Apr 10, 2015
Funniest AY comedy dramatization so far.

Well acted too. . .
Politics › Re: APC Wins 214 House Of Reps’ Seats by semid4lyfe(m): 8:00am On Apr 08, 2015
This is the result of conducting the House of Representatives and Senate elections on the same day with the Presidential.

Most of the elected APC members just rode on the APC/Buhari wave to victory. If the House of Rep and Senate elections were done on different days, I tell you the outcome would have been different as the battles would have been more localized and there wouldn't have been that bandwagon effect

Nigeria is descending into a one party state and my intuition is the APC won't be quite as tolerant of opposition as the Jonathan led PDP was.

For the sake of democracy in Nigeria, I hope the PDP puts up a better showing in the Governorship and State House of Assembly elections.
Politics › Re: JUST IN: Buhari Declared The Winner In Benue by semid4lyfe(m): 9:48am On Mar 31, 2015
@ jaybee3, do you mind updating that your result spreadsheet

It is appreciated. Thank you
Politics › Re: Jega To Announce Presidential Election Results: Part 2 by semid4lyfe(m):
It's Over! Jonathan has lost this one.

I got disullisioned with Jonathan's Government a long time ago hence I kept a low profile and refrained from campaigning for him this election season.

Change is here. Let's see how well the PDP plays opposition politics
TV/Movies › Re: Recommend Websites To Download Hindi Subtitles by semid4lyfe(m): 6:45am On Mar 19, 2015
Rocktation:
Guys, I really need a website or two, from where I can download .srt files for Hindi TV Serials...specifically the rave Punar Vivah (Remarriage) or Married Again, as Zeetv terms it these days.
I have surfed and surfed and seem to have exhausted all of my search skills, but there is no way I'm believing that they don't exist.

In essence please, I need either a website to download Hindi tv series' .srt files, or one to download Hindi serials with English audio or please just tell me your method(s) for extracting and downloading embedded English subtitles from youtube videos.

ThanksInAdvance.
CC;semid4lyfe. :-
1- subscene.com
2 - v2.subscene.com

That's where I download the english subtitles of movies, TV series, documentaries etc from.

Both are the same site. The 2nd is the old homepage of the site which is more user friendly and easier to navigate.

Use the search bar to search for whatever movie, TV series u want
Forum Games › Re: Game Of D Day by semid4lyfe(m): 11:14pm On Mar 14, 2015
080######27

27 Years



Just perfect. . .

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