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metalalloy wrote:
Eaglemaniac wrote:Keshi made no such implication. Here is the actual press conference and pay attention to the context of the question.


Thanks for the full video.

Bright Dike would have been on the plane to Brazil. Keshi don sabi him team tey tey..
why did the video end when they asked about Mikel's role in the team
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Bigpokey24 wrote:
metalalloy wrote:
Eaglemaniac wrote:Keshi made no such implication. Here is the actual press conference and pay attention to the context of the question.


Thanks for the full video.

Bright Dike would have been on the plane to Brazil. Keshi don sabi him team tey tey..
why did the video end when they asked about Mikel's role in the team

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Good press conference. But his Yankee drawl get as e be sha! :lol:
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kolinzo wrote:This is where there is a difference between Americans and Nigerians. Americans would have used this opportunity to make a statement and try to win it for the country. But in Naija we are hearing "oh it is affecting them." Emm...did it affect them playing for their clubs? SMHBT!
...calamities varies by degree and to whom it happens to.
If a huge one hits America the players and coach will react like 9/11 shook the whole country. Boko mofos is a huge calamity in Nigeria and on Nigerians.
Again, people need to know the context of the question, who asked and why.
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Bigpokey24 wrote:
metalalloy wrote:
Eaglemaniac wrote:Keshi made no such implication. Here is the actual press conference and pay attention to the context of the question.


Thanks for the full video.

Bright Dike would have been on the plane to Brazil. Keshi don sabi him team tey tey..
why did the video end when they asked about Mikel's role in the team
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Re: We need to control games more- Keshi

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Odas wrote:Just a question for all or for those who might know the answer. Why do we keep saying "the back of the net" instead of "the front of the net?" Is BACK of the net not the other side of the net to the fence? Is the "FRONT of the net" not the side directly behind the goalkeeper? That is, where the ball touches when a goal is scored? Inquiry mind wants to know - please!
How old are you again? Are you just retarded or something?

Listen, you can say front of the net if you want to. Now go play with your toys, let mature people talk :roll:
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Cellular wrote:
Bigpokey24 wrote:
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Robbynice wrote:
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oloye wrote:Oh dear!!!!
Haha!! The excuses have started pilling up already.

What a moronic statement! :roll:
Why am I not surprised abi no be you? smh
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kolinzo wrote:This is where there is a difference between Americans and Nigerians. Americans would have used this opportunity to make a statement and try to win it for the country. But in Naija we are hearing "oh it is affecting them." Emm...did it affect them playing for their clubs? SMHBT!
Are both mutually-exclusive? :roll:
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Eaglemaniac wrote:Keshi made no such implication. Here is the actual press conference and pay attention to the context of the question.

Thank you...
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Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:At least we now have an excuse if it all ends awry in Brazil
Or perhaps it could be a motivating factor for the guys to leave everything on the field.
Weren't you in jail when the entire Zambian team crashed enroute to a qualifier game and the following year in 1994, their young team went all the way to the final where they lost the AFCON title to Nigeria?
Asking people to think first on CE is really asking for too much I guess!
You must have been room mate with someone in that jail and you think it's me. Honestly, I dont know what you are on about. So much for thinking.

Talking about thinking anyway, kudos to that thought process of yours that suggested that Keshi didnt want to risk his 2 left backs in the Greece game yesterday but risked his 2 right backs in the same game. Good critical thinking, bro.
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anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:At least we now have an excuse if it all ends awry in Brazil
Or perhaps it could be a motivating factor for the guys to leave everything on the field.
Weren't you in jail when the entire Zambian team crashed enroute to a qualifier game and the following year in 1994, their young team went all the way to the final where they lost the AFCON title to Nigeria?
Asking people to think first on CE is really asking for too much I guess!
You must have been room mate with someone in that jail and you think it's me. Honestly, I dont know what you are on about. So much for thinking.

Talking about thinking anyway, kudos to that thought process of yours that suggested that Keshi didnt want to risk his 2 left backs in the Greece game yesterday but risked his 2 right backs in the same game. Good critical thinking, bro.
Pastor coach, before I engage you further, tell us how many players can play the RB and the LB positions in the current squad.
You might want to concentrate on your church business and leave coaching to people that have proved beyond any doubt that they are more than capable of coaching.
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Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:At least we now have an excuse if it all ends awry in Brazil
Or perhaps it could be a motivating factor for the guys to leave everything on the field.
Weren't you in jail when the entire Zambian team crashed enroute to a qualifier game and the following year in 1994, their young team went all the way to the final where they lost the AFCON title to Nigeria?
Asking people to think first on CE is really asking for too much I guess!
You must have been room mate with someone in that jail and you think it's me. Honestly, I dont know what you are on about. So much for thinking.

Talking about thinking anyway, kudos to that thought process of yours that suggested that Keshi didnt want to risk his 2 left backs in the Greece game yesterday but risked his 2 right backs in the same game. Good critical thinking, bro.
Pastor coach, before I engage you further, tell us how many players can play the RB and the LB positions in the current squad.
You might want to concentrate on your church business and leave coaching to people that have proved beyond any doubt that they are more than capable of coaching.
Make up our thinking mind: is it jail or church?
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anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:At least we now have an excuse if it all ends awry in Brazil
Or perhaps it could be a motivating factor for the guys to leave everything on the field.
Weren't you in jail when the entire Zambian team crashed enroute to a qualifier game and the following year in 1994, their young team went all the way to the final where they lost the AFCON title to Nigeria?
Asking people to think first on CE is really asking for too much I guess!
You must have been room mate with someone in that jail and you think it's me. Honestly, I dont know what you are on about. So much for thinking.

Talking about thinking anyway, kudos to that thought process of yours that suggested that Keshi didnt want to risk his 2 left backs in the Greece game yesterday but risked his 2 right backs in the same game. Good critical thinking, bro.
Pastor coach, before I engage you further, tell us how many players can play the RB and the LB positions in the current squad.
You might want to concentrate on your church business and leave coaching to people that have proved beyond any doubt that they are more than capable of coaching.
Make up our thinking mind: is it jail or church?
There's no shame in admitting that you got ANOINTED and met Christ in Jail. :lol: Weren't you also the
Coach of your jail block? Btw, since you know more than Keshi, why can't you just answer the damn question?
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Odas wrote:Just a question for all or for those who might know the answer. Why do we keep saying "the back of the net" instead of "the front of the net?" Is BACK of the net not the other side of the net to the fence? Is the "FRONT of the net" not the side directly behind the goalkeeper? That is, where the ball touches when a goal is scored? Inquiry mind wants to know - please!
The front of the net involves the part of the roof and the side netting. So you will not hear front of the net because then one would want to know which part. The roof or the side netting? The back of the net is the back wall.
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Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:At least we now have an excuse if it all ends awry in Brazil
Or perhaps it could be a motivating factor for the guys to leave everything on the field.
Weren't you in jail when the entire Zambian team crashed enroute to a qualifier game and the following year in 1994, their young team went all the way to the final where they lost the AFCON title to Nigeria?
Asking people to think first on CE is really asking for too much I guess!
You must have been room mate with someone in that jail and you think it's me. Honestly, I dont know what you are on about. So much for thinking.

Talking about thinking anyway, kudos to that thought process of yours that suggested that Keshi didnt want to risk his 2 left backs in the Greece game yesterday but risked his 2 right backs in the same game. Good critical thinking, bro.
Pastor coach, before I engage you further, tell us how many players can play the RB and the LB positions in the current squad.
You might want to concentrate on your church business and leave coaching to people that have proved beyond any doubt that they are more than capable of coaching.
Make up our thinking mind: is it jail or church?
There's no shame in admitting that you got ANOINTED and met Christ in Jail. :lol: Weren't you also the
Coach of your jail block? Btw, since you know more than Keshi, why can't you just answer the damn question?
Do I need to bother myself when you can do the thinking?
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anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:
Ekorian wrote:
anointed wrote:At least we now have an excuse if it all ends awry in Brazil
Or perhaps it could be a motivating factor for the guys to leave everything on the field.
Weren't you in jail when the entire Zambian team crashed enroute to a qualifier game and the following year in 1994, their young team went all the way to the final where they lost the AFCON title to Nigeria?
Asking people to think first on CE is really asking for too much I guess!
You must have been room mate with someone in that jail and you think it's me. Honestly, I dont know what you are on about. So much for thinking.

Talking about thinking anyway, kudos to that thought process of yours that suggested that Keshi didnt want to risk his 2 left backs in the Greece game yesterday but risked his 2 right backs in the same game. Good critical thinking, bro.
Pastor coach, before I engage you further, tell us how many players can play the RB and the LB positions in the current squad.
You might want to concentrate on your church business and leave coaching to people that have proved beyond any doubt that they are more than capable of coaching.
Make up our thinking mind: is it jail or church?
There's no shame in admitting that you got ANOINTED and met Christ in Jail. :lol: Weren't you also the
Coach of your jail block? Btw, since you know more than Keshi, why can't you just answer the damn question?
Do I need to bother myself when you can do the thinking?
Cyber coach. It's easy to criticize yet you can't answer a simple question about LB vs RB in the squad. Hope you'll henceforth concentrate on your collection of tithes and offerings!
By the way, MuyiwaLawal and KOC confirmed that Juwon came down with a fever. So much for your conspiracy theory!
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Super Eagle wrote:
Odas wrote:Just a question for all or for those who might know the answer. Why do we keep saying "the back of the net" instead of "the front of the net?" Is BACK of the net not the other side of the net to the fence? Is the "FRONT of the net" not the side directly behind the goalkeeper? That is, where the ball touches when a goal is scored? Inquiry mind wants to know - please!
How old are you again? Are you just retarded or something?

Listen, you can say front of the net if you want to. Now go play with your toys, let mature people talk :roll:
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Why on earth do some of you guys have to get emotional about everything? Stop pretending you know when you do not know, and stop seeing conspiracy theory in everything. We have a major problem in Nigeria at the moment and it is good that it is being acknowledged by the team. Cool down. I know the fate of the kidnapped girls do not bother some of you, that is not a good enough reason to attack the people that are concerned. The world cup will start in a few days, you can enjoy it, but to the families suffering at the moment, football at this time is something very trivial. :(
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:rotf: :rotf: :rotf: wetin person no go see for this CE ,, chieeee , na waooo ,, i read some fools remarks here with real disgust ... Abeg i no see any of the players or coaches refusing the call up to represent for worldcup with the excuse that the political situation at home is dsiturbing their mind and ability to focus .. , why are u guys now really twisting Keshi and his team inability to give a solid account of their selves with such stupid , This is really very shallow ... Na waooo wetin person no go read ,, :rotf: :rotf: onazi for tell NFF say him no fit no more..
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Ekorian wrote: Cyber coach. It's easy to criticize yet you can't answer a simple question about LB vs RB in the squad. Hope you'll henceforth concentrate on your collection of tithes and offerings!
By the way, MuyiwaLawal and KOC confirmed that Juwon came down with a fever. So much for your conspiracy theory!
Hmm...conspiracy theory...what's my conspiracy theory again...now I remember...I said the coach cannot risk his 2 left backs in one game but he can use his 2 right backs in the same game. Juwon may have his fever and we wish him quick recovery but that conspiracy theorist na cerebral fever and the recovery go tay tay.

For crying out loud, how can you in conspiracy theory one suggest on behalf of the coach that it was cos he couldn't risk his 2 left backs in one game that Juwon didn't come on (meanwhile Juwon only had fever) but the coach who risk his 2 LBs risked his 2 RBs in the same game?

And then in conspiracy theory two, you conjecture to say "So much for your conspiracy theory". Anyway, my conspiracy theory is what I wrote on the match thread, which is that you are smarter than what you wrote.
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Edu wrote:
Super Eagle wrote:
Odas wrote:Just a question for all or for those who might know the answer. Why do we keep saying "the back of the net" instead of "the front of the net?" Is BACK of the net not the other side of the net to the fence? Is the "FRONT of the net" not the side directly behind the goalkeeper? That is, where the ball touches when a goal is scored? Inquiry mind wants to know - please!
How old are you again? Are you just retarded or something?

Listen, you can say front of the net if you want to. Now go play with your toys, let mature people talk :roll:
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