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How's our boy doing up this relegation civil war game? Muss has been hated off the team. not listed for the 2nd game in a row.
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Kaii Mahrez turned that guy so many times, I thought he was driving in the Obudu Mountains.
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How tall is Ndidi sef, bobo is good in the air, love his aerial dueling.

He's shorter than me it seems, surprising, seems like he has hops.
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His mistake led to Hull's goal
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bully12 wrote:His mistake led to Hull's goal
Didn't see that incident, but he has been playing well since then.
Buhari, whose two terms thankfully ground to a constitutional halt in May. (One thing both democracies have going for them is that their leaders, however bad, have only two terms to swing the wrecking ball.) Under Buhari, growth per head also plunged to 0. An economic agenda drawn from the dusty pages of a 1970s protectionist handbook failed to do the trick. Despite Buhari’s promise to tame terrorism and criminality, violence flourished. Despite his reputation for probity, corruption swirled. FT
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Watford v Southampton
SKY Sports describing "an absolutely wonderful assist" from Isaac Success by way of a cross for Okaka to equalize v Southampton.
2-2.
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Tbite wrote:
bully12 wrote:His mistake led to Hull's goal
Didn't see that incident, but he has been playing well since then.
It is true he becomes marvelous as the game progresses
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Ndidi scores (sort of :lol: )to make it 3-1 to Leicester!

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indeedEEEEE 3-1 leicester
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Ndidi assist.
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And that Spurs reject Gomez strikes again...
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Kai see as dem toros Kaboul another gift from Spurs
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Arsenal fans - let's go diaaaaa! 35 minutes to kick off at Anfield! :thumbs:
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YemiBrazil wrote:Arsenal fans - let's go diaaaaa! 35 minutes to kick off at Anfield! :thumbs:
I dont trust those Pools. The way they made Leicester look like Real Madrid is worrying.
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oloye wrote:
YemiBrazil wrote:Arsenal fans - let's go diaaaaa! 35 minutes to kick off at Anfield! :thumbs:
I dont trust those Pools. The way they made Leicester look like Real Madrid is worrying.
:lol: :lol: Uncle, I don't even care. I just want one of the two yeye teams to lose so I can laff away my Burningmouth sorrow :D
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Tbite wrote:
bully12 wrote:His mistake led to Hull's goal
Didn't see that incident, but he has been playing well since then.
Overall he had a very good game notwithstanding the one costly error. His presence was felt in the midfield.
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Isaac S is a freaking baller!!!! Damn dude is on beast mode today
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Chimex101 wrote:Isaac S is a freaking baller!!!! Damn dude is on beast mode today
I must be watching another Success then :blink: The assist was sublime , but apart from that ...lets just say i have seen him do way way better.
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Chimex101 wrote:Isaac S is a freaking baller!!!! Damn dude is on beast mode today
I must be watching another Success then :blink: The assist was sublime , but apart from that ...lets just say i have seen him do way way better.
Oloye,

I thought it was only me. Thank God that we watch these games on TV or else the hyping here will really be misleading. Isaac has played much better in the past. IMHO, he has to begin to think TEAM.
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oloye wrote:
Chimex101 wrote:Isaac S is a freaking baller!!!! Damn dude is on beast mode today
I must be watching another Success then :blink: The assist was sublime , but apart from that ...lets just say i have seen him do way way better.
Success got the highest player ratings from Watford.

http://www.goal.com/en-sg/match/watford ... ID=MP_MS_6
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chief nfachairman wrote:
oloye wrote:
Chimex101 wrote:Isaac S is a freaking baller!!!! Damn dude is on beast mode today
I must be watching another Success then :blink: The assist was sublime , but apart from that ...lets just say i have seen him do way way better.
Success got the highest player ratings from Watford.

http://www.goal.com/en-sg/match/watford ... ID=MP_MS_6
Says a lot about why they were beaten at home 4-2, like i always say stats is useless unless when interpreted properly. Someone who came in with about 15mins to go, gets the highest rating...do i need to say more. Perhaps the question is highest rating against who? He had one moment if brilliance which resulted in an assist. Lost the ball trying to dribble on more than 2 occassions. I will say again ,i have seeb him play better. I dont know why he is being played from the left, perhaps his coach should go and watch his matches in his former club.
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oloye wrote:
chief nfachairman wrote:
oloye wrote:
Chimex101 wrote:Isaac S is a freaking baller!!!! Damn dude is on beast mode today
I must be watching another Success then :blink: The assist was sublime , but apart from that ...lets just say i have seen him do way way better.
Success got the highest player ratings from Watford.

http://www.goal.com/en-sg/match/watford ... ID=MP_MS_6
Says a lot about why they were beaten at home 4-2, like i always say stats is useless unless when interpreted properly. Someone who came in with about 15mins to go, gets the highest rating...do i need to say more. Perhaps the question is highest rating against who? He had one moment if brilliance which resulted in an assist. Lost the ball trying to dribble on more than 2 occassions. I will say again ,i have seeb him play better. I dont know why he is being played from the left, perhaps his coach should go and watch his matches in his former club.
Well Said.

I'm a big fan of promise though. I just hope the injury thing is sorted out for good.
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chief nfachairman wrote:
oloye wrote:
chief nfachairman wrote:
oloye wrote:
Chimex101 wrote:Isaac S is a freaking baller!!!! Damn dude is on beast mode today
I must be watching another Success then :blink: The assist was sublime , but apart from that ...lets just say i have seen him do way way better.
Success got the highest player ratings from Watford.

http://www.goal.com/en-sg/match/watford ... ID=MP_MS_6
Says a lot about why they were beaten at home 4-2, like i always say stats is useless unless when interpreted properly. Someone who came in with about 15mins to go, gets the highest rating...do i need to say more. Perhaps the question is highest rating against who? He had one moment if brilliance which resulted in an assist. Lost the ball trying to dribble on more than 2 occassions. I will say again ,i have seeb him play better. I dont know why he is being played from the left, perhaps his coach should go and watch his matches in his former club.
Well Said.

I'm a big fan of promise though. I just hope the injury thing is sorted out for good.
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