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- what a Moron!!coming from a black guy thats really dissapointing, he is probably refering to Fredy Adu, imagine what he thinks of Kanus' ageheavyd wrote:He is the guest of Skysports for the Chelsea Manure match and in a discussion about Wayne Rooney - that it is hard to believe he is only 20 - Gullit made the ridiculous comment that "if he was from Ghana he may doubt his age
The fact that he didn't mention Nigeria should show his respect torwords di countryheavyd wrote:He is the guest of Skysports for the Chelsea Manure match and in a discussion about Wayne Rooney - that it is hard to believe he is only 20 - Gullit made the ridiculous comment that "if he was from Ghana he may doubt his age
so he doesn't doubt his age because he is from england? well he is unwittingly revealing a bias right there. angel*.heavyd wrote:He is the guest of Skysports for the Chelsea Manure match and in a discussion about Wayne Rooney - that it is hard to believe he is only 20 - Gullit made the ridiculous comment that "if he was from Ghana he may doubt his age
TalkIT - i have no problem calling a spade a spade - i am one of those who have stand against age cheats. However it was disappointing coming from him. It is bad form and a lack of respect to say it on TV. you could see even Richard Keys and Jamie Redknapp were embarassed by the comment.Talk IT wrote:While what he said is wrong, we ought to understand that there is no smoke without fire. People didn't just wake up one morning and start calling african players age cheat. We are barking at the wrong tree. If we use the same energy to internally fight age cheating within our ranks, this prejudice will no longer be there in the next ten years. There are age cheats all over the world but we africans sometimes take it to a ridiculous level. Imagine cutting your age by 12 years. In my personal experience, I know 90% of nigerian players are age cheat. I have seen it first hand.
Its the same way we back at the wrong tree when it comes to fraud. We claim its not only nigerians that are engaged in fraudulent activities. We may be a bit right, but in my experience, 90% of the internet fraud targeted at me were from nigerians. Lets call a spade a spade. Lets clean our house before shouting racism.
What is the difference between believing it and actually saying it? Or whether it comes from a black man or white man? The real question is: Is the statement true? Africans, specifically Nigerians, have the deserved reputation of being predisposed to fraudulent ways of doing things when a legal option is available. If Keys and Redknapp did not agree they would have refuted his statement. As much as some on this forum hate the British they rank #1 in journalistic integrity. Our game is up! We are walking around with sores all over our bodies and will are calling them pimples. Nonsense!heavyd wrote:TalkIT - i have no problem calling a spade a spade - i am one of those who have stand against age cheats. However it was disappointing coming from him. It is bad form and a lack of respect to say it on TV. you could see even Richard Keys and Jamie Redknapp were embarassed by the comment.Talk IT wrote:While what he said is wrong, we ought to understand that there is no smoke without fire. People didn't just wake up one morning and start calling african players age cheat. We are barking at the wrong tree. If we use the same energy to internally fight age cheating within our ranks, this prejudice will no longer be there in the next ten years. There are age cheats all over the world but we africans sometimes take it to a ridiculous level. Imagine cutting your age by 12 years. In my personal experience, I know 90% of nigerian players are age cheat. I have seen it first hand.
Its the same way we back at the wrong tree when it comes to fraud. We claim its not only nigerians that are engaged in fraudulent activities. We may be a bit right, but in my experience, 90% of the internet fraud targeted at me were from nigerians. Lets call a spade a spade. Lets clean our house before shouting racism.
I could not have said it any better. Right on targetTalk IT wrote:While what he said is wrong, we ought to understand that there is no smoke without fire. People didn't just wake up one morning and start calling african players age cheat. We are barking at the wrong tree. If we use the same energy to internally fight age cheating within our ranks, this prejudice will no longer be there in the next ten years. There are age cheats all over the world but we africans sometimes take it to a ridiculous level. Imagine cutting your age by 12 years. In my personal experience, I know 90% of nigerian players are age cheat. I have seen it first hand.
Its the same way we back at the wrong tree when it comes to fraud. We claim its not only nigerians that are engaged in fraudulent activities. We may be a bit right, but in my experience, 90% of the internet fraud targeted at me were from nigerians. Lets call a spade a spade. Lets clean our house before shouting racism.
....heavyd wrote:He is the guest of Skysports for the Chelsea Manure match and in a discussion about Wayne Rooney - that it is hard to believe he is only 20 - Gullit made the ridiculous comment that "if he was from Ghana he may doubt his age
Que....?????so__so_scandalous wrote:Meanwhile that selfish midget Michael owen has finally DECIDED he would like to play again for the club that spent £16 million on him. I've never known a player to be more self-centred.
45? haba1naija wrote:I don't think there is any 20 years old footballer in Ghana. Dont be fooled by the bend down tactics that they fool Europeans with, all Ghanaian U20 players are well over 45!
We can say the same for cameroonian playersTalk IT wrote:While what he said is wrong, we ought to understand that there is no smoke without fire. People didn't just wake up one morning and start calling african players age cheat. We are barking at the wrong tree. If we use the same energy to internally fight age cheating within our ranks, this prejudice will no longer be there in the next ten years. There are age cheats all over the world but we africans sometimes take it to a ridiculous level. Imagine cutting your age by 12 years. In my personal experience, I know 90% of nigerian players are age cheat. I have seen it first hand.
Its the same way we back at the wrong tree when it comes to fraud. We claim its not only nigerians that are engaged in fraudulent activities. We may be a bit right, but in my experience, 90% of the internet fraud targeted at me were from nigerians. Lets call a spade a spade. Lets clean our house before shouting racism.
Nigeria used to be the refernce point for African soccerheavyd wrote:He is the guest of Skysports for the Chelsea Manure match and in a discussion about Wayne Rooney - that it is hard to believe he is only 20 - Gullit made the ridiculous comment that "if he was from Ghana he may doubt his age
Sweden was never the reference point of scandinavian talkless of European football. And never will. Ewu can beer.SvenGunderson wrote:Nigeria used to be the refernce point for African soccerheavyd wrote:He is the guest of Skysports for the Chelsea Manure match and in a discussion about Wayne Rooney - that it is hard to believe he is only 20 - Gullit made the ridiculous comment that "if he was from Ghana he may doubt his age
how has the mighty fallen
heavyd wrote:He is the guest of Skysports for the Chelsea Manure match and in a discussion about Wayne Rooney - that it is hard to believe he is only 20 - Gullit made the ridiculous comment that "if he was from Ghana he may doubt his age