111sunshine:

Oga, if that is what you deduced from what I said, I can't help you understand.... Since according to you, he must be more hardworking than all other Nigerian footballers on the street, that's why he is what he is today.
Thanks

you are shifting the goal post. i asked you, grace on what exactly? that he scores consistently or he is playing football on a professional level? explain to me what grace you are talking about here...

femi4:
No wonder, you stopped watching

Huh,.
What are you insinuating?? ☹️

nah now i know say d future is nigeria prove me wrong leh me see

redcliff:


you are shifting the goal post. i asked you, grace on what exactly? that he scores consistently or he is playing football on a professional level? explain to me what grace you are talking about here...

Like I said...he has GRACE....you already said he doesn't, that what he has is HARDWORK...why should I bother to explain the type of grace he has when I am not ready for a debate with someone who obviously will not " disagree to agree"...

To each person his opinion....thanks

paulolee:

abeg no start....the sky is too big for all....he can also av a successful career in italy, gain more experience before moving to EPL for more cash, dts if he must play in EPL..
making dt move to a big club isnt dt easy bcoz of d pressure n less time to adapt

He has scored against Chelsea and Leicester.
He can score, he can link up play.

That is two top 6 teams in the premier league.

He will do for well for any big team in England.

Though, you are right.
He needs to learn consistency and pressure in Italy.

If he is consistent enough to emerge as the first or second highest goal scorer in Italy, just like lukaku did, then he would be ready for even real Madrid.

He already has the natural tools.

ifeanyija:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZusTJw-_SF0
https://www.skysports.com/football/leicester-city-vs-napoli/report/457418

English is really hard to use, which one is Late Victor Osimhen?

barbstee:
Why the Long epistle?


Na full match analysis?

I tire o, even the match sef no long like the epistle

[quote author=dazzlingd post=105894526]Next African footballer of the year [/quote

Still salah

IgiveLadiesBj:
Those two goals were fantastic. Boy truly deserves the 9 shirt.
I go like make this guy come EPL next season

Come do wetin for there

hmmmmm

When I was monitoring that game, I stated that Leicester will finish Napily today.

Anytime Leicester scores first, it's wahala for their opponent in the EPL.

So it's Victor that cancelled it

Legendguy:
Osimhen really spoil their show

no b only show e follow spoil ticket

I am very sure Leicester supporters started the fight.....The Euro finals loss to Italy still dey pepper dem for body.

Beaniebarbie:

Huh,.
What are you insinuating?? ☹️

that which you have in mind

Keep soaring higher Victor...

paulolee:

still better than penalties n tapins...i no call names o

. ChristIANA Ronaldo. NB. No player dey bear this name o... Cos this na woman name o... Me too no call anybody name o.

A tale of 2 Nigerian strikers on the same pitch... One was the business, while the other was merely running to and fro.

Well done to Victor Osimhen and Paul Onuachu!!!

Sonnobax15:

Leicester even get luck self....if not, wetin napoli for use their eye see las las for shock them

Napoli play dem ball finish!!!... That score line really flatters Leicester, Napoli was the far better team.

The fact that he said late Victor for me

femi4:
that which you have in mind

smh,.
You this old fool..
I made a typographical error,. Instead of you to correct me.. you're here mocking me,.
God punish you and those that liked your nonsensical comment!! Bastard!!

Sonnobax15:

Leicester even get luck self....if not, wetin napoli for use their eye see las las for shock them

Napoli have never won away against English opposition in all European competition (D3 L8), conceding at least once in all 11 such matches (23 conceded in total).

The guy is super

111sunshine:


Like I said...he has GRACE....you already said he doesn't, that what he has is HARDWORK...why should I bother to explain the type of grace he has when I am not ready for a debate with someone who obviously will not " disagree to agree"...

To each person his opinion....thanks

its the way you guys are bastardizing the word, so i want to know what grace are you talking about?

redcliff:


its the way you guys are bastardizing the word, so i want to know what grace are you talking about?

Both grace and hard work can be overly emphasize in relation to success but I tell you that to succeed, both must be balanced.

You cannot downplay one and exalt the other.

Grace without hardworking is a graceful failure
Hard work without grace is a frustrated work.

You can be so good playing soccer, work so hard, but I tell you the truth I lie not, if this grace of life is absent, you can never be able to work the hard work.
So also you can be graced with life, but refuse to work hard but expect success by default, the failure will be precisely loud.

But the ref vex to reduce them to 2, last last one assist 2 goals from Nigerians.
Senior man kelz don cut soap for Osimehen