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Replay of Tom Dele-Bashiru's goal #readingfc pic.twitter.com/7TTPlnBjhf

— Roberto Dawson and 312 others (@Rob_Dawson93) September 14, 2021

TheLoneCitizen:
I don't think you watched Gattuso's Napoli a lot, hence the discredit. But your opinion, mate and I respect that.

TheLoneCitizen:
I think you're overreaching here, mate, there's actually no difference in playing style whether eye test or statistically between Gattuso's Napoli and Spalleti's.

The main difference here is change in mentality.

Last season, Gattuso never substituted Insigne when Napoli weren't winning, only once in 42 games, when they were losing 3-1. No matter how badly Insigne plays only injury will force Gattuso to remove his talisman.

So I was surprised when at 2-1, Spalleti subbed off Insigne with 16 minutes to go. He did the same thing against Juventus when the score was 1-1.
Which means in just 4 games, he has outdone Gattuso in ruthlessness.

This is good for Osimhen because he will understand that if he doesn't perform, this manager will not pamper him.

Another one. When Osimhen partied in Nigeria last season and contracted covid, Gattuso criticised him fairly then later tried to downplay it. Spalleti has shown that he doesn't tolerate indsicpline.

This season, when Osimhen was sent off, even when the media defended him, Spalleti blasted him for the red card. To show that the red card wasn't worth it, his ban was lifted, but Spalleti never defended him.

Another good lesson for Osimhen.

There's nothing different about defeating Juventus at home, they did that to a better Ronaldo-manned one last year.

There's nothing different about outpassing an heavily altered Leicester side, they never went behind home or away against a better Real Sociedad side in last year's Europa League without Osimhen.

The main difference is the mentality and this is where Osimhen will better his game.

fabyom:
You are so disrespectful! Who is this one?

Melvinity:
Thank God you noticed... I was about coming to that... See fluid team chemistry

humility33:
I tell u


We can use him and iwobi as 10 for afcon

One will come in for the other

While for CF role we have 3 of oshimen moffi/onauchu/sadiq/awoniyi/dennis etc

fabyom:
King Oshimen!

lloydtruth:
Osihmen, somebody predicted 2-2 here and osihmne to shine with a brace.

nairalandankrah:
Lols not Napoli defense oo

comodo:
Na this one old Rodger go start him. Make I see the formation 1st. If na lone striker KC go be, then he has been sent to be tortured by koulibally and his band of brothers.

nairalandankrah:
Osimhen to grab all the headlines

charlesemeka85:
Glasgow Celtic center back Osaze Urhoghide has revealed that he would be honoured to play international football for three-time African champions Nigeria.

He was born in the Netherlands to Nigerian parents twenty one years ago and is also eligible for England having lived in the country for roughly fifteen years.

Of all the countries Urhoghide qualifies to represent, the Nigeria Football Federation have made the first step to cap him by inviting him to a Nigeria U23 training camp before the U23 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Libya in 2019.

In a question and answer session with his fans, the center half was asked if he would play for Nigeria and he replied : "Personally it would be an honour to play for Nigeria. International football is something that I'm working towards and hopefully in the near future I can play for them.

"I've got some options Nigeria, Netherlands, England as well so there are some options so I'm working towards that.

"It is one of my goals as well so hopefully in the near future I'll achieve it."

Urhoghide admits to being a boyhood Chelsea fan because his Nigerian father supports the Stamford Bridge outfit.

"Growing up I've always supported Chelsea. I lived in West London, my dad supports Chelsea.

"I'm not sure why I chose to pick Chelsea but probably because my dad supported them but the teams I've stayed with as well, supported them being with the highs and lows but it's always been Chelsea"

Since his celebrated move to Celtic from Sheffield Wednesday in the summer transfer window, Urhoghide has made one competitive appearance for the Hoops and it was for their B team in a SPFL Trust Trophy clash against Morton on September 4.

2n2k:
This is the last time I would answer you because you are uncouth.
Check his profile on LinkedIn

2n2k:
You are arrogant in ignorance.

There is a difference between Aliu Yesufu an Executive Director Investment in NHIS up to 2016 and Usman Yusuf an Executive Secretary/ CEO of NHIS. Yesufu was never the Executive Secretary.

Yesufu didn't even serve under Yusuf who came in when Buhari sent the Executive of which Yesufu was a part packing in 2016. Yusuf was later sacked in 2019 for Sambo to take over

2n2k:
No not share.
Her husband is Aliu Osigwe Yesufu. Former Executive Director in charge of Investment in NHIS up to 2016.

She never hid it and their pictures are all over Internet.

Google is your friend

ajagidiagbo1:
Mumu, una no dey learn. Her husband stole NHIS money dry. Let me help your block head with the thief name Usman Yusuf.

2n2k:
Yes. Her husband was a top executive of NHIS for many years until Buhari sent them packing not long ago.

2n2k:
Shut up, her husband shares the same name with the official










Yes. Her husband was a top executive of NHIS for many years until Buhari sent them packing not long ago.

FreeStuffsNG:
Obviously you don't know her. Google who her husband is sir. Those lampooning her have a point if you consider her private life and juxtapose with the life of those she criticizes.

Tolulopefinest:
Zaidu Sanusi starts for F.c Porto against Atletico Madrid.

But he doesn't get to start and make match day squad in the league?

No be juju be that

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— Leicester City (@LCFC) September 15, 2021

geonyte:
Dele bashiri with a brace for reading