JOHN CHIBUIKE..
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JOHN CHIBUIKE..
Rosenborg [4 - 1] Start Kristiansand
13' [1 - 0] J. Chibuike
34' [2 - 0] J. Chibuike
72' [2 - 1] O.M. Årst
73' [3 - 1] M. Henriksen
75' B. Borgersen
77' [4 - 1] J. Chibuike
AM--NOT BAD....
Against Ghana in Friendly next Month--Why Not?
13' [1 - 0] J. Chibuike
34' [2 - 0] J. Chibuike
72' [2 - 1] O.M. Årst
73' [3 - 1] M. Henriksen
75' B. Borgersen
77' [4 - 1] J. Chibuike
AM--NOT BAD....
Against Ghana in Friendly next Month--Why Not?
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11 goals this season + many assists.
11 goals this season + many assists.
When people try to use you to gain relevance, just ignore them. It pains them even more
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Team List will be out Tomorrow--I seriously Doubt his invitation...Naijaboy19 wrote:heard Siasia already invited him against Guinea!!!
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That his hairline na wa for a 22 year old, but anyways league looks weak.
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This guy is the real deal and is on my list of midfielders. I have also been watching Dominic Chatto who has been VERY VERY VERY impressive, really great touch (what a gem this guy is) ...
In the midfield we have:
Mikel Obi
Rabiu Ibrahim
Lukman Haruna
Joel Obi
Stephen Worgu (figures on my list)
Dominic Chatto
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In the midfield we have:
Mikel Obi
Rabiu Ibrahim
Lukman Haruna
Joel Obi
Stephen Worgu (figures on my list)
Dominic Chatto
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I would be shocked if SSS invited JOhn Chibuike for the Guniea match. I have my doubts, won't mind seeing him in a friendly match.
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You seem to be a booster of his. Do you know Chibuike? Are you him? How do you know he has not been invited to camp? Your handle says "Guest" so you may be him or his relative. In the name of transparency, please identify yourself.GUEST wrote:THANKS PATRICK
Nice Goals by the player....
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Common Now Bombastic--Why Sweating me like this henBombastic wrote:You seem to be a booster of his. Do you know Chibuike? Are you him? How do you know he has not been invited to camp? Your handle says "Guest" so you may be him or his relative. In the name of transparency, please identify yourself.GUEST wrote:THANKS PATRICK
Nice Goals by the player....
?I am not Him but will become a Shrinner of his if he shaketh the net
Like he did Yesterday.. Still Remain Guest..
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Metho scorpion
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...someone help me...so he is schooling outside Naija...which high school is this guy playing for...
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Dewaz
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Hey, John Chibuike is great. Not useless.
Well - maybe the league is weak, but dont forget that both Obi Mikel and Edu was playing in the Norwegian league before they were sold to bigger clubs.
This was his second match, and he has already scored 4. Magic player.
Well - maybe the league is weak, but dont forget that both Obi Mikel and Edu was playing in the Norwegian league before they were sold to bigger clubs.
This was his second match, and he has already scored 4. Magic player.
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Thanks Patrick.
They were beautiful goals. Complete type of hattrick. A first goal with his weak foot (right). The second goal with his killer leg (left leg) and the third goal with his head he hardly use.
They were beautiful goals. Complete type of hattrick. A first goal with his weak foot (right). The second goal with his killer leg (left leg) and the third goal with his head he hardly use.
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11 goals this season + many assists.
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Well the list is out, Chibuike not included. Our residential CE spivs can try again in a few months time.
Winners do it the right way.
http://www.weareimpact.com/livebroadcast.aspx
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11 goals this season + many assists.
This is a joke right, didn't know a league can be this bad.
Winners do it the right way.
http://www.weareimpact.com/livebroadcast.aspx
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My hairline was worse at 19 (as was Wayne Rooney's). I don't care about the league. His TEAM is a good one (Rosenborg).maceo4 wrote:That his hairline na wa for a 22 year old, but anyways league looks weak.
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Our establishment and networks never made a dime in his move. I like his game and you can be certain if he plays like he did on Monday barring any injury I would lobby for him to be invited. This you can take to the bank.
ohenhen1 wrote:Well the list is out, Chibuike not included. Our residential CE spivs can try again in a few months time.
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Dem do nstart again o...Football Manager wrote:Our establishment and networks never made a dime in his move. I like his game and you can be certain if he plays like he did on Monday barring any injury I would lobby for him to be invited. This you can take to the bank.ohenhen1 wrote:Well the list is out, Chibuike not included. Our residential CE spivs can try again in a few months time.
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Football Manager wrote:Our establishment and networks never made a dime in his move. I like his game and you can be certain if he plays like he did on Monday barring any injury I would lobby for him to be invited. This you can take to the bank.ohenhen1 wrote:Well the list is out, Chibuike not included. Our residential CE spivs can try again in a few months time.
Are you paying any attention to Ohen?
It is not worth it as he clearly doesn't know what he is talking about on this issue. Bottom line, Chibuike is a very good player!
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FM:Football Manager wrote:Our establishment and networks never made a dime in his move. I like his game and you can be certain if he plays like he did on Monday barring any injury I would lobby for him to be invited. This you can take to the bank.ohenhen1 wrote:Well the list is out, Chibuike not included. Our residential CE spivs can try again in a few months time.
Frankly, there is nothing wrong in bringing him to the notice of the NT coaches. It is up to them to issue an invitation or not.
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mystic wrote:Football Manager wrote:Our establishment and networks never made a dime in his move. I like his game and you can be certain if he plays like he did on Monday barring any injury I would lobby for him to be invited. This you can take to the bank.ohenhen1 wrote:Well the list is out, Chibuike not included. Our residential CE spivs can try again in a few months time.
Are you paying any attention to Ohen?
It is not worth it as he clearly doesn't know what he is talking about on this issue. Bottom line, Chibuike is a very good player!
From small sampling i have seen so far, not impressed, would rather invite Haruna Lukman. Competition dey, it would be difficult for Chibuike to make the team. The best advise you spivs should give him, is to move to a more competitive league, to get noticed, his skill set is that impressive and to make matters worse he is playing in a crappy league.
Winners do it the right way.
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ohenhen1 wrote:Ohen,mystic wrote:Football Manager wrote:Our establishment and networks never made a dime in his move. I like his game and you can be certain if he plays like he did on Monday barring any injury I would lobby for him to be invited. This you can take to the bank.ohenhen1 wrote:Well the list is out, Chibuike not included. Our residential CE spivs can try again in a few months time.
Are you paying any attention to Ohen?
It is not worth it as he clearly doesn't know what he is talking about on this issue. Bottom line, Chibuike is a very good player!
are u on drugs or what, nosa and fergor where playing this same league and are probably the best midfielders for SE playing in a poor less quality league?
Remmber US 94 wold cup our defenders where all playing in low quality leagues.
From small sampling i have seen so far, not impressed, would rather invite Haruna Lukman. Competition dey, it would be difficult for Chibuike to make the team. The best advise you spivs should give him, is to move to a more competitive league, to get noticed, his skill set is that impressive and to make matters worse he is playing in a crappy league.