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I heard that we are going to spend 6 month instead of 9 month, as we are passing out D reserve and and those for interview or D remaining 1500 will fall in,
I can also hear some people saying they will begin new recruitment this year. I don't know how true is dis.

Chelsea have signed the largest kit deal in Premier League history, which will net them £900million over the next 15 years.

The Stamford Bridge side confirmed on Thursday that they had agreed "the largest commercial deal in the club's history" with American sportswear giants Nike, having cancelled an agreement with their German rivals Adidas six years early.

Reports also suggest the deal eclipses the 10-year £750m sum agreed between Manchester United and Adidas in 2014.

The eye-watering figures pale into insignificance, however, when compared to LaLiga giants Real Madrid and Barcelona, who annually rake in an estimated €140m from Adidas and €155m from Nike respectively to have their kits made.

Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia said: "This is an incredibly exciting and important deal for the club.

"Like Chelsea, Nike is known around the world for its excellence and innovation and we look forward to working together in what is sure to be a successful partnership.

"We believe Nike will be able to support our growth into new markets as well as helping us maintain our place among the world's elite football clubs."

The income could help head coach Antonio Conte, with reports suggesting he has requested an overhaul of Chelsea's squad from owner Roman Abramovich.

Chelsea are seventh in the Premier League after seven games, having ended a three-match winless run before the international break at Hull City.

Conte is thought to be far from impressed with the defence he has inherited at Chelsea, with Leonardo Bonucci thought to be a top target in the last transfer window, before a failure to strike a deal led to a rushed move for David Luiz.

Coach Gernot Rohr has revealed that 11 points from the ‘Group of Death’ will qualify Nigeria to a sixth World Cup final.

On Sunday, the Super Eagles won three valuable points on the road in Zambia and welcome Algeria to Uyo next month.

They lead their qualifying group after Algeria were forced to a 1-1 draw by Cameroon in Blida.

“I think we need 11 points to be first of the group, but all the teams have a good chance to qualify (for the World Cup),” the experienced Rohr said at a press briefing.

“We all know that it is very difficult to win a game in the qualifiers especially away in the first game. But we did it.”

The Franco-German further said that despite the Eagles winning start, they need to improve before a November 12 clash against Algeria in Uyo.

http://www.soccerray.com/2016/10/nigeria-target-11-points-to-qualify-for.html

Alex Iwobi is delighted Arsenal resisted the temptation to send him out on loan this season as he feels his development as a footballer has improved by training with the likes of Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil.

The 19-year-old forward impressed in Arsenal's 3-1 Champions League defeat at Barcelona last week before backing that up with a goal on his first Premier League start in Saturday's 2-0 win at Everton..... continue reading http://www.soccerray.com/2016/03/iwobi-ozil-sanchez.html