Re: Super Eagles Of Nigeria Land In Russia Ahead Of #WorldCu
Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2018 3:08 pm
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Leave dem o. At the end of the day its just a freaking game.Kabalega wrote:Naija has won the fashion accolades this year.Mr. Piffington wrote:Man, I must admit those outfits look good. Our fashion has been on point this year.![]()
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Unfortunately, the WC is all about football on the green grass and that has been lacking...
Beautiful indeed!Damunk wrote:Lovely!
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I guess for some Russian girls, the sight of a group of athletic, well-dressed, well-groomed black guys is a little too much to take in all at once.King Futcha wrote:those gals at the airport were a little too excited.
... and we are on our way to winning. Just watch; at least, being there gives us some chances.Kabalega wrote:Naija has won the fashion accolades this year.Mr. Piffington wrote:Man, I must admit those outfits look good. Our fashion has been on point this year.![]()
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Unfortunately, the WC is all about football on the green grass and that has been lacking...
At least we dey grass. where are your boys?Kabalega wrote:Naija has won the fashion accolades this year.Mr. Piffington wrote:Man, I must admit those outfits look good. Our fashion has been on point this year.![]()
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Unfortunately, the WC is all about football on the green grass and that has been lacking...
cic old boy wrote:Special landing for the Eagles. May their takeoff be delayed until July.
As persin wey understand di language, enh kwa?Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:cic old boy wrote:Special landing for the Eagles. May their takeoff be delayed until July.
well-spoken Mayor
Ebyboy wrote:As persin wey understand di language, enh kwa?Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:cic old boy wrote:Special landing for the Eagles. May their takeoff be delayed until July.
well-spoken Mayor
Smoking grass.metalalloy wrote:At least we dey grass. where are your boys?Kabalega wrote:Naija has won the fashion accolades this year.Mr. Piffington wrote:Man, I must admit those outfits look good. Our fashion has been on point this year.![]()
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Ameeeooooooo!cic old boy wrote:Special landing for the Eagles. May their takeoff be delayed until July.
Gbam! Nothing more to add, my chief.Damunk wrote:Leave dem o. At the end of the day its just a freaking game.Kabalega wrote:Naija has won the fashion accolades this year.Mr. Piffington wrote:Man, I must admit those outfits look good. Our fashion has been on point this year.![]()
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Unfortunately, the WC is all about football on the green grass and that has been lacking...
If anyone has ever been to a World Cup or Olympics they'll realize it is not only about the football or the sport. Its a phenomenally cultural event.
Some of my abiding memories of France '98 (aside from Oliseh's goal v Spain) were suddenly finding myself stranded amongst a sea of Spanish fans pre-game (my initial fears were unfounded. They surrounded me and happily took pics); the orange Dutch fans reminiscing with us on Kanu and Finidi George; Bulgarians 'sharing our GWG colours; the Paraguayans in their tall hats begging us fans to 'allow' them win, tongue-in-cheek); and the stern French police telling us in their halting English that driving up a certain street was "forbidden".![]()
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Yes, the football brings us all together, but the experience is far beyond the win, loss and draw that we all seem to get obsessed about.
I am loving the costumes, the cultural dances, the sights, the protocol....its an all-round experience and if at the end of the day we only win the Costume Cup, so be it.
Me, I am intent on enjoying the total package. Every true fan should try it at least once.
If they like, let those killjoys 'die a thousand times' before the first ball is kicked.
Na dem kampala be dat.
Up Eageles. Up Naija!
Abeg, put am for archive! Up Eagles!!!charlie wrote:
Yep.FATHER TIKO wrote:BBC Sports Today programme on Monday called the outfit the best in the tournament...
O.k. ...oo...Best kits..now best outfits...
At least we're making a loud statement on this festival of football...
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wich kin notin to add; haven't Africans played enough of this ya entertainment clowns role to the world . Enough is enoughgreen4life wrote:Gbam! Nothing more to add, my chief.Damunk wrote:Leave dem o. At the end of the day its just a freaking game.Kabalega wrote:Naija has won the fashion accolades this year.Mr. Piffington wrote:Man, I must admit those outfits look good. Our fashion has been on point this year.![]()
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Unfortunately, the WC is all about football on the green grass and that has been lacking...
If anyone has ever been to a World Cup or Olympics they'll realize it is not only about the football or the sport. Its a phenomenally cultural event.
Some of my abiding memories of France '98 (aside from Oliseh's goal v Spain) were suddenly finding myself stranded amongst a sea of Spanish fans pre-game (my initial fears were unfounded. They surrounded me and happily took pics); the orange Dutch fans reminiscing with us on Kanu and Finidi George; Bulgarians 'sharing our GWG colours; the Paraguayans in their tall hats begging us fans to 'allow' them win, tongue-in-cheek); and the stern French police telling us in their halting English that driving up a certain street was "forbidden".![]()
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Yes, the football brings us all together, but the experience is far beyond the win, loss and draw that we all seem to get obsessed about.
I am loving the costumes, the cultural dances, the sights, the protocol....its an all-round experience and if at the end of the day we only win the Costume Cup, so be it.
Me, I am intent on enjoying the total package. Every true fan should try it at least once.
If they like, let those killjoys 'die a thousand times' before the first ball is kicked.
Na dem kampala be dat.
Up Eageles. Up Naija!![]()
Jette, football is entertainment!jette1 wrote:wich kin notin to add; haven't Africans played enough of this ya entertainment clowns role to the world . Enough is enoughgreen4life wrote:Gbam! Nothing more to add, my chief.Damunk wrote:Leave dem o. At the end of the day its just a freaking game.Kabalega wrote:Naija has won the fashion accolades this year.Mr. Piffington wrote:Man, I must admit those outfits look good. Our fashion has been on point this year.![]()
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Unfortunately, the WC is all about football on the green grass and that has been lacking...
If anyone has ever been to a World Cup or Olympics they'll realize it is not only about the football or the sport. Its a phenomenally cultural event.
Some of my abiding memories of France '98 (aside from Oliseh's goal v Spain) were suddenly finding myself stranded amongst a sea of Spanish fans pre-game (my initial fears were unfounded. They surrounded me and happily took pics); the orange Dutch fans reminiscing with us on Kanu and Finidi George; Bulgarians 'sharing our GWG colours; the Paraguayans in their tall hats begging us fans to 'allow' them win, tongue-in-cheek); and the stern French police telling us in their halting English that driving up a certain street was "forbidden".![]()
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Yes, the football brings us all together, but the experience is far beyond the win, loss and draw that we all seem to get obsessed about.
I am loving the costumes, the cultural dances, the sights, the protocol....its an all-round experience and if at the end of the day we only win the Costume Cup, so be it.
Me, I am intent on enjoying the total package. Every true fan should try it at least once.
If they like, let those killjoys 'die a thousand times' before the first ball is kicked.
Na dem kampala be dat.
Up Eageles. Up Naija!![]()
My guy, just shut the rass up. Football is entertainment.jette1 wrote:my point is - must we always be the entertainer.