Edafe I think I need to stick my leg out. (1) United will beat Liverpool on Sunday (2) United will be in the top four before December (3) The manager of the season will be between Arteta & Ten Hag.
There’s something ironical about Rashford consistently playing. In his presentation before getting the United job, one key point was getting the best from Rashford. Coupled with his wages, if he can’t be sold the best has to be gotten from him which I don’t support. Another one, what if there’re orders from the top? Remember as of March it was said Rashford won’t be sold in the summer.
Two seasons ago when Rashford was on form I never supported him getting that wage, because he has always been an inconsistent player who has peaks and troughs.
Sancho to Juventus is the best deal for United (loan with obligation to buy, good fee, not going to a rival) , but the player as a London boy wants Chelsea with Sterling going the other way. As much as I don’t like this deal seems there’s some FFP/PSR gains here. United should hold their ground and move him to Juve.
Nigerians tend to change their ascent when they travel abroad, because they aren’t proud of their ascent. In some cases you might not blame them, because your ascent can make you fail an interview or lose a job.
I’m telling you Edafe the exit of Serena for me, makes the game lose its juice for me. The same for the male’s game for me, without Nadal it ain’t the same Grand slam for me.
Troy Deeney& Danny Murphy saying Sterling is better than all United’s wingers is just the usual English bias. Garnacho, Amad & Sancho are all better than him. We don’t need Sterling, it’s a very bad deal for us. He’s 29, on big wages, lost an inch of pace, wrong attitude and is on the decline and currently we don’t need an extra winger even if we lose Sancho.
A good player responds to critics on the field of play. Forget the messenger and focus on the message. Jackson was terrible last season and missed a lot of chances.
He speaks intelligently was great to hear him speak about the game a sound coach who knows his game a difference from the norm of older coaches that talk about sport loving governor and thanking God for result
He speaks intelligently was great to hear him speak about the game a sound coach who knows his game a difference from the norm of older coaches that talk about sport loving governor and thanking God for result
Humanly speaking, I think it was very evil dropping Idaye and Mba in that World Cup. Himself was taken to '94 edition with injuries. We also remember Okorogu and what happened to him in camp, '82/83.
Yekini vs Yeboah, no contest. Yekini eclipses Yeboah on all fronts. Even their natural skillset, Yekini is superior. Yekini was destroying Europe and AFCON. Big ups to the African legends though.
How do you say someone puts in "shit"? That na yeye talk as usual - typical Mikel Obi. He would have been able to say all he said without putting the man down.
People writing United off just after two games is just laughable. In Ten Hag’s first season same thing happened, we went on to beat Liverpool in our game,one a trophy, finished 3rd above Liverpool. He who laughs last, laughs best.
Mikel does have a point, sometimes a striker/player learning his trade needs a mentor. For example, Rooney & Van Nistlerooy, Mikel & Makalele, Kross & Alonso etc
@@ELEGBETETV I’m actually not coming from the Osimhen angel, I followed Jackson from Villarreal and have never seen him as an out & out number 9. In fact with his skill and pace it’ll suite him to play out wide. Even if Osimhen wasn’t in the picture Mikel would still berate him, he’s the one every Chelsea fan bashes.
