Lukman Haruna joins Goverla Uzhgorod.

platinum · Post by **platinum** » Thu Jul 09, 2015 8:06 pm

It looks like Dynamo Kyiv has loaned Lukman out again...this time to Anzhi Makachkala.

Post by **juventuss** » Thu Jul 09, 2015 8:15 pm

platinum wrote:It looks like Dynamo Kyiv has loaned Lukman out again...this time to Anzhi Makachkala.

soo much promise. what happened.

Rawlings · Post by **Rawlings** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 3:58 am

Goverla Uzhgorod fc

sounds like a form of diarrhea

patrick · Post by **patrick** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 4:15 am

Rawlings · Post by **Rawlings** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 4:24 am

Did the signing take place in a warehouse?

patrick wrote:

Sir V · Post by **Sir V** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 4:58 am

Rawlings wrote:Did the signing take place in a warehouse?
patrick wrote:

Nò took place in your flat. Yeye guy!

Post by **Cellular** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 5:19 am

juventuss wrote:
platinum wrote:It looks like Dynamo Kyiv has loaned Lukman out again...this time to Anzhi Makachkala.
soo much promise. what happened.

It happens to a lot of athletes and babes...

They over value their youth and beauty. At some point your talent and beauty becomes stale because other things negate your positive attributes.

Wish him luck... I hope he will always find someone to pay him to play the beautiful game.

okidoki · Post by **okidoki** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 12:42 pm

He's never had a good attitude, not surprised.

platinum · Post by **platinum** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 2:48 pm

Cellular wrote:
juventuss wrote:
platinum wrote:It looks like Dynamo Kyiv has loaned Lukman out again...this time to Anzhi Makachkala.
soo much promise. what happened.
It happens to a lot of athletes and babes...

They over value their youth and beauty. At some point your talent and beauty becomes stale because other things negate your positive attributes.

Wish him luck... I hope he will always find someone to pay him to play the beautiful game.

It happens to a lot of young men and women period. One of the tricks the gods played on man...when you're young and have all that vitality, wisdom is rare, you think you will remain that way forever and you act accordingly. When you're old and have wisdom, the vitality of youth is never coming back.
I hope he is happy and wish him the best.

Post by **Waffiman** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 2:52 pm

Gotti wrote:
Polly wrote:
Undertaker wrote:
KIZONZO wrote:Chineke God. And this was the guy some people wanted Keshi to take to the WC.
He is still better than some of the wastepipe junk players Kesh!t took to the WC.....................
Of course! In Nigeria, anyone who is not invited is always better than those that are.

Oh Gotti! Could not resist that upper cut.

Sunset · Post by **Sunset** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 3:07 pm

I'm a bit confused here? Are people trying to say that this is a bad move?

Injuries were the only thing that hampered him this past season and in the 5 league games he did play, was the best player on the pitch

maceo4 · Post by **maceo4** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 3:32 pm

Sunset wrote:I'm a bit confused here? Are people trying to say that this is a bad move?

Injuries were the only thing that hampered him this past season and in the 5 league games he did play, was the best player on the pitch

It's not a 'good' move whichever way you want to spin it...

vancity eagle · Post by **vancity eagle** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 3:58 pm

maceo4 wrote:
Sunset wrote:I'm a bit confused here? Are people trying to say that this is a bad move?

Injuries were the only thing that hampered him this past season and in the 5 league games he did play, was the best player on the pitch
It's not a 'good' move whichever way you want to spin it...

It is a good move.

He will now play in the Russian league as opposed to Ukrainian. A more stable league where he doesn't have to worry about playing in a war torn country.

That club is a very rich club, whom Samuel Etoo played with for some time.

They also recently purchased Hugo Almeida of Portugal.

He will get far more playing time there than at Dynamo Kiev. Good for him to get back on his feet. Hopefully he plays consistently and avoids injury.

He is still young, and as far as I can tell is Nigerias most dangerous AM, as long as he still has the same tools in his belt.

No other Nigerian player has as deadly a shot as Lukman. He was never given a fair chance with SE, the way people wanted to cast him aside after WC 2010 was just ridiculous. I wish people were that enthusiastic about casting aside all of Ke $hits junk.

Sunset · Post by **Sunset** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 4:18 pm

maceo4 wrote:
Sunset wrote:I'm a bit confused here? Are people trying to say that this is a bad move?

Injuries were the only thing that hampered him this past season and in the 5 league games he did play, was the best player on the pitch
It's not a 'good' move whichever way you want to spin it...

Spin? Isn't he moving to the same league our Captain plays in? You're really not making sense bros

Siddonlook11 · Post by **Siddonlook11** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 4:20 pm

Make una wish the guy well and move to the one wey concern us..abeg the guy must wack and feed im family oh.

olu · Post by **olu** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 7:41 pm

At this stage in his career I would have liked Haruna to move to Italy, England, Spain, or Germany, but he has the take what he gets, and he probably had limted offers. The Russian league is better than the Ukranian league and has improved a lot in the last 5 years. Anzhi in the past few years have had Samuel Eto, Christopher Samba, and Dele Adeleye play for them.

jb · Post by jb » Fri Jul 10, 2015 11:13 pm

Charlie Lorins or Rollings, I have a kweshen for you. "Is Haruna a qualete players?" If it is, tell me.

okidoki · Post by **okidoki** » Fri Jul 10, 2015 11:49 pm

Very funny, the guys career trajectory is heading downhill. Monaco, Dynamo Kiev and now a no name Russian team. Give me a break, time to look elsewhere.

maceo4 · Post by **maceo4** » Sat Jul 11, 2015 2:33 am

Sunset wrote:
maceo4 wrote:
Sunset wrote:I'm a bit confused here? Are people trying to say that this is a bad move?

Injuries were the only thing that hampered him this past season and in the 5 league games he did play, was the best player on the pitch
It's not a 'good' move whichever way you want to spin it...
Spin? Isn't he moving to the same league our Captain plays in? You're really not making sense bros

So its an upward move? Okay o, who am I to argue, the guy do well to move from Monaco to Ukraine now to a smaller club in Russia...

mystic · Post by **mystic** » Sat Jul 11, 2015 5:43 am

Wishing Haruna well. It's a loan move, so it gives him the opportunity to play week in and week out. That's the main thing for him now. Stay healthy and log minutes on the pitch. Succeed in doing that and everything else will follow.

vancity eagle · Post by **vancity eagle** » Sat Jul 11, 2015 7:03 pm

okidoki wrote:Very funny, the guys career trajectory is heading downhill. Monaco, Dynamo Kiev and now a no name Russian team. Give me a break, time to look elsewhere.

Which clubs did Babatunde, Mba, Oduamadi, even Rabiu Ibrahim sef play for ?

Look elsewhere, when the guy is only 24 ? You guys are a joke.

vancity eagle · Post by **vancity eagle** » Sat Jul 11, 2015 7:05 pm

maceo4 wrote:
Sunset wrote:
maceo4 wrote:
Sunset wrote:I'm a bit confused here? Are people trying to say that this is a bad move?

Injuries were the only thing that hampered him this past season and in the 5 league games he did play, was the best player on the pitch
It's not a 'good' move whichever way you want to spin it...
Spin? Isn't he moving to the same league our Captain plays in? You're really not making sense bros
So its an upward move? Okay o, who am I to argue, the guy do well to move from Monaco to Ukraine now to a smaller club in Russia...

A smaller club that Gus Hiddink once coached

A smaller club that

Samuel Etoo
Lacina Traore
Dele Adeleye
Hugo Almeida
Chris Samba
Lassana Diara
Roberto Carlos
Youri Zhirkov
Mubarak Bousouufa

All played for. Yes a small club indeed.

maceo4 · Post by **maceo4** » Sat Jul 11, 2015 7:58 pm

vancity eagle wrote:
maceo4 wrote:
Sunset wrote:
maceo4 wrote:
Sunset wrote:I'm a bit confused here? Are people trying to say that this is a bad move?

Injuries were the only thing that hampered him this past season and in the 5 league games he did play, was the best player on the pitch
It's not a 'good' move whichever way you want to spin it...
Spin? Isn't he moving to the same league our Captain plays in? You're really not making sense bros
So its an upward move? Okay o, who am I to argue, the guy do well to move from Monaco to Ukraine now to a smaller club in Russia...
A smaller club that Gus Hiddink once coached

A smaller club that

Samuel Etoo
Lacina Traore
Dele Adeleye
Hugo Almeida
Chris Samba
Lassana Diara
Roberto Carlos
Youri Zhirkov
Mubarak Bousouufa

All played for. Yes a small club indeed.

Dude, the likes of Eto'o and Roberto Carlos went there to collect retirement pension, the club has changed its policy and is no longer pumping money through there so who is he going to go play with in this BIG club? Stop arguing unnecessarily, they are just coming back up from the second division after finishing dead last after selling off the Eto'os...so much for a Big club

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