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Boom! You got the answer right!Lolly wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:20 pmThey are all black like Aribo.danfo driver wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:04 pmWonder what Watkins has in common with the others.
But hey! TxJ is up and ready, standing like a firm preek, ready to penetrate anyone for his beloved!
And you got it all wrong.danfo driver wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:34 pmBoom! You got the answer right!Lolly wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:20 pmThey are all black like Aribo.danfo driver wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:04 pmWonder what Watkins has in common with the others.
But hey! TxJ is up and ready, standing like a firm preek, ready to penetrate anyone for his beloved!
I got it wrong, as in I said they are not all black like Aribo?Lolly wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:48 pmAnd you got it all wrong.danfo driver wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:34 pmBoom! You got the answer right!Lolly wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:20 pmThey are all black like Aribo.danfo driver wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:04 pmWonder what Watkins has in common with the others.
But hey! TxJ is up and ready, standing like a firm preek, ready to penetrate anyone for his beloved!
And like Calvin Bassey!Lolly wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:20 pmThey are all black like Aribo.danfo driver wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:04 pmWonder what Watkins has in common with the others.
But hey! TxJ is up and ready, standing like a firm preek, ready to penetrate anyone for his beloved!
Massa Massa, we sick? Massa Massa, we hungry?kawawa wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 2:49 pm He would not be the first manager to get it wrong. Someone sold KDB and Mo Salah from Chelsea a bigger mistake than Gerald and Sadiq. Just saying. I think the points about Bassey and Aribo are valid and suggests it may just have been a football decision taken with data on hand but on the other hand the part about being banished to the kids though if true sounds punitive but not necessarily racist.
Btwn where is Sadiq supposedly going?
And the funny part is that YOU are an example of the reason I was toying with Lollypop. For those of you who went to run down public schools, with zero history lessons, slave masters who abhorred blacks were fooking black women regularly. Many of them fell in love with their black mistresses and history actually recorded some slave masters who taught their black mistresses how to read and write, wrote them love letters and were taking counsel from them. Then you have the house negro, who was the right hand support of the slave master and will spend time with him and take drinks with him. Dey there! Na today racist dey get black friends? talk about not knowing or understanding history. Careful o! Before your naïveté lands you inside hot soup. You may love him because he captained the white club that you are ready to die for, but he will NEVER love you back. this has always been the greatest mistake of every unintelligent black man. Go and ask OJ Simpson. 
The YeyeMan wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 10:45 am I have question marks over Gerrard's coaching and man-management capabilities. Many tout him as a future LFC manager, I don't see it yet...
Quite discerning. You can say those again.danfo driver wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 3:17 pm For those of you who went to run down public schools, with zero history lessons, slave masters who abhorred blacks were fooking black women regularly. Many of them fell in love with their black mistresses and history actually recorded some slave masters who taught their black mistresses how to read and write, wrote them love letters and were taking counsel from them. Then you have the house negro, who was the right hand support of the slave master and will spend time with him and take drinks with him. Dey there! Na today racist dey get black friends?
I wonder how people like you live and survive in obodo oyinbo with this kind of mindset. I bet you have a shitty life going by some of the stuff you post here. And then you post silly emojis laughing at your own foolishness. Na so oyinbo do you?danfo driver wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 3:17 pmMassa Massa, we sick? Massa Massa, we hungry?kawawa wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 2:49 pm He would not be the first manager to get it wrong. Someone sold KDB and Mo Salah from Chelsea a bigger mistake than Gerald and Sadiq. Just saying. I think the points about Bassey and Aribo are valid and suggests it may just have been a football decision taken with data on hand but on the other hand the part about being banished to the kids though if true sounds punitive but not necessarily racist.
Btwn where is Sadiq supposedly going?
Another Liverpudian, who will put his life on the line to defend his master, but doesnt realize that Gerrard looks at you and spits with disgust.
LOL. I am laughing at the foolishness of Seunt and Lollypop.
Same way I am almost certain you work for white bosses and run errands for them or do business with them, even though you dislike them going by your many posts.
Lollypop, With your deep love and support of Buhari, you are clearly brain-dead. Unfortunately for you, like OJ Simpson . . .That is a fact of life. So spare us the history and stop behaving like a loser who blames the white man for all his woes.
I see you are ashamed to admit you live and work/do business with the white man you hate so much.danfo driver wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 7:03 pm
Same way I am almost certain you work for white bosses and run errands for them or do business with them, even though you dislike them going by your many posts.
Lollypop, With your deep love and support of Buhari, you are clearly brain-dead. Unfortunately for you, like OJ Simpson . . .That is a fact of life. So spare us the history and stop behaving like a loser who blames the white man for all his woes.
Cooooool . . .
I am sorry this is indecipherable. What outside of the insults are you really trying to say?danfo driver wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 3:17 pmMassa Massa, we sick? Massa Massa, we hungry?kawawa wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 2:49 pm He would not be the first manager to get it wrong. Someone sold KDB and Mo Salah from Chelsea a bigger mistake than Gerald and Sadiq. Just saying. I think the points about Bassey and Aribo are valid and suggests it may just have been a football decision taken with data on hand but on the other hand the part about being banished to the kids though if true sounds punitive but not necessarily racist.
Btwn where is Sadiq supposedly going?
Another Liverpudian, who will put his life on the line to defend his master, but doesnt realize that Gerrard looks at you and spits with disgust.
LOL. I am laughing at the foolishness of Seunt and Lollypop.
I am sorry that you attended a run down public school. Too late to help you now.kawawa wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 7:35 pmI am sorry this is indecipherable. What outside of the insults are you really trying to say?danfo driver wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 3:17 pmMassa Massa, we sick? Massa Massa, we hungry?kawawa wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 2:49 pm He would not be the first manager to get it wrong. Someone sold KDB and Mo Salah from Chelsea a bigger mistake than Gerald and Sadiq. Just saying. I think the points about Bassey and Aribo are valid and suggests it may just have been a football decision taken with data on hand but on the other hand the part about being banished to the kids though if true sounds punitive but not necessarily racist.
Btwn where is Sadiq supposedly going?
Another Liverpudian, who will put his life on the line to defend his master, but doesnt realize that Gerrard looks at you and spits with disgust.
LOL. I am laughing at the foolishness of Seunt and Lollypop.
More insults. As they say “empty barrels…” Hopefully your fancy private school can help complete the sentence.danfo driver wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 8:17 pmI am sorry that you attended a run down public school. Too late to help you now.kawawa wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 7:35 pmI am sorry this is indecipherable. What outside of the insults are you really trying to say?danfo driver wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 3:17 pmMassa Massa, we sick? Massa Massa, we hungry?kawawa wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 2:49 pm He would not be the first manager to get it wrong. Someone sold KDB and Mo Salah from Chelsea a bigger mistake than Gerald and Sadiq. Just saying. I think the points about Bassey and Aribo are valid and suggests it may just have been a football decision taken with data on hand but on the other hand the part about being banished to the kids though if true sounds punitive but not necessarily racist.
Btwn where is Sadiq supposedly going?
Another Liverpudian, who will put his life on the line to defend his master, but doesnt realize that Gerrard looks at you and spits with disgust.
LOL. I am laughing at the foolishness of Seunt and Lollypop.
Enugu II wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:30 pmEnugu II wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 2:55 pmYujamYUJAM wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:48 am https://www.marca.com/en/football/spani ... b459d.html
Umar Sadiq: From being humiliated by Gerrard to costing almost 30 million euros
The last two years have gone well for Umar Sadiq, one of the big names of the summer transfer window, but football has not always been kind to the Nigerian.
The striker has spent time with up to 10 different clubs between 2013 and 2020, when he signed for Almeria.
His beginnings were not easy in Kaduna, a town in northern Nigeria, where he was born. However, in 2013, at the age of 16, he played in a youth tournament in Croatia and his team, Kusa Boys, became champions.
The opportunity to play in Europe was offered to him by Spezia's youth team, until Roma secured his loan with an option to buy for 2.5 million euros.
It was there that, after convincing Rudi Garcia, he played his first minutes in professional football in 2015.
From loan to loan and his worst moment with Gerrard
Despite this, the lack of minutes in a team in which Mohamed Salah was playing, made him look for opportunities abroad, all of them on loan from the Roman club.
He had spells with Bologna, Torino and NAC Breda, before arriving at Rangers, then coached by the legendary Steven Gerrard. It was undoubtedly the worst period of his career.
Sadiq was ostracised by the former England player and even stated in an interview with The Sunday Post that Gerrard "humiliated" him, forcing him to change "with the kids".
"Suddenly I was told I couldn't use the first-team changing room any more. I had to change with the kids and a few days later I was even banned from parking my car inside the sports centre," Sadiq said in that interview.
The striker later admitted to Omasport Nigeria that "when I was playing for Rangers I used to go home crying because things were not going well and I could see that my dream was slipping away".
His great year at Partizan led to a move to Almeria
After a spell at Perugia, Partizan Belgrade bought him on loan in the 2019 summer transfer window and just a few months later, in January, he was bought for 2.5 million euros.
There, after a great year with 17 goals and 17 assists in 39 appearances, he caught the eye of then Almeria coach Jose Gomes, who asked the club to sign him.
In two seasons he has scored 20 and 18 goals respectively, standing out as one of the best strikers in the Segunda Division.
Now at 25 years old, he is on his way to breaking the record for the biggest sale by Almeria for almost 30 million euros.
Reading this can be infuriating. The language "he was bought" is just plain ridiculous even though that phrase is widely used in the media. One would think the slave trade ended eons ago. Christ!!! Could they not simply refer to "right to his contract was acquired" placing emphasis on the contract?
So happy this thread has returned to its original intent i.e is Sadiq moving or not? Let’s keep it that wayYUJAM wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 11:46 pm Spot on EII. In fact, I think this article was a plant in that Almeria is trying to cash in on Saddiq at this point. This article gives the impression that he is on the verge of a move when this doesn't appear to be the case
I look forward to watching him in La Liga on Sunday when his side will face Real
Enugu II wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:30 pmEnugu II wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 2:55 pmYujamYUJAM wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:48 am https://www.marca.com/en/football/spani ... b459d.html
Umar Sadiq: From being humiliated by Gerrard to costing almost 30 million euros
The last two years have gone well for Umar Sadiq, one of the big names of the summer transfer window, but football has not always been kind to the Nigerian.
The striker has spent time with up to 10 different clubs between 2013 and 2020, when he signed for Almeria.
His beginnings were not easy in Kaduna, a town in northern Nigeria, where he was born. However, in 2013, at the age of 16, he played in a youth tournament in Croatia and his team, Kusa Boys, became champions.
The opportunity to play in Europe was offered to him by Spezia's youth team, until Roma secured his loan with an option to buy for 2.5 million euros.
It was there that, after convincing Rudi Garcia, he played his first minutes in professional football in 2015.
From loan to loan and his worst moment with Gerrard
Despite this, the lack of minutes in a team in which Mohamed Salah was playing, made him look for opportunities abroad, all of them on loan from the Roman club.
He had spells with Bologna, Torino and NAC Breda, before arriving at Rangers, then coached by the legendary Steven Gerrard. It was undoubtedly the worst period of his career.
Sadiq was ostracised by the former England player and even stated in an interview with The Sunday Post that Gerrard "humiliated" him, forcing him to change "with the kids".
"Suddenly I was told I couldn't use the first-team changing room any more. I had to change with the kids and a few days later I was even banned from parking my car inside the sports centre," Sadiq said in that interview.
The striker later admitted to Omasport Nigeria that "when I was playing for Rangers I used to go home crying because things were not going well and I could see that my dream was slipping away".
His great year at Partizan led to a move to Almeria
After a spell at Perugia, Partizan Belgrade bought him on loan in the 2019 summer transfer window and just a few months later, in January, he was bought for 2.5 million euros.
There, after a great year with 17 goals and 17 assists in 39 appearances, he caught the eye of then Almeria coach Jose Gomes, who asked the club to sign him.
In two seasons he has scored 20 and 18 goals respectively, standing out as one of the best strikers in the Segunda Division.
Now at 25 years old, he is on his way to breaking the record for the biggest sale by Almeria for almost 30 million euros.
Reading this can be infuriating. The language "he was bought" is just plain ridiculous even though that phrase is widely used in the media. One would think the slave trade ended eons ago. Christ!!! Could they not simply refer to "right to his contract was acquired" placing emphasis on the contract?
kawawa wrote: ↑Thu Aug 11, 2022 12:58 amSo happy this thread has returned to its original intent i.e is Sadiq moving or not? Let’s keep it that wayYUJAM wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 11:46 pm Spot on EII. In fact, I think this article was a plant in that Almeria is trying to cash in on Saddiq at this point. This article gives the impression that he is on the verge of a move when this doesn't appear to be the case
I look forward to watching him in La Liga on Sunday when his side will face Real
Enugu II wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:30 pmEnugu II wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 2:55 pmYujamYUJAM wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:48 am https://www.marca.com/en/football/spani ... b459d.html
Umar Sadiq: From being humiliated by Gerrard to costing almost 30 million euros
The last two years have gone well for Umar Sadiq, one of the big names of the summer transfer window, but football has not always been kind to the Nigerian.
The striker has spent time with up to 10 different clubs between 2013 and 2020, when he signed for Almeria.
His beginnings were not easy in Kaduna, a town in northern Nigeria, where he was born. However, in 2013, at the age of 16, he played in a youth tournament in Croatia and his team, Kusa Boys, became champions.
The opportunity to play in Europe was offered to him by Spezia's youth team, until Roma secured his loan with an option to buy for 2.5 million euros.
It was there that, after convincing Rudi Garcia, he played his first minutes in professional football in 2015.
From loan to loan and his worst moment with Gerrard
Despite this, the lack of minutes in a team in which Mohamed Salah was playing, made him look for opportunities abroad, all of them on loan from the Roman club.
He had spells with Bologna, Torino and NAC Breda, before arriving at Rangers, then coached by the legendary Steven Gerrard. It was undoubtedly the worst period of his career.
Sadiq was ostracised by the former England player and even stated in an interview with The Sunday Post that Gerrard "humiliated" him, forcing him to change "with the kids".
"Suddenly I was told I couldn't use the first-team changing room any more. I had to change with the kids and a few days later I was even banned from parking my car inside the sports centre," Sadiq said in that interview.
The striker later admitted to Omasport Nigeria that "when I was playing for Rangers I used to go home crying because things were not going well and I could see that my dream was slipping away".
His great year at Partizan led to a move to Almeria
After a spell at Perugia, Partizan Belgrade bought him on loan in the 2019 summer transfer window and just a few months later, in January, he was bought for 2.5 million euros.
There, after a great year with 17 goals and 17 assists in 39 appearances, he caught the eye of then Almeria coach Jose Gomes, who asked the club to sign him.
In two seasons he has scored 20 and 18 goals respectively, standing out as one of the best strikers in the Segunda Division.
Now at 25 years old, he is on his way to breaking the record for the biggest sale by Almeria for almost 30 million euros.
Reading this can be infuriating. The language "he was bought" is just plain ridiculous even though that phrase is widely used in the media. One would think the slave trade ended eons ago. Christ!!! Could they not simply refer to "right to his contract was acquired" placing emphasis on the contract?
