@Opoboman_ He would be lucky not to get a tifo of him being a clown, when Chelsea play on away grounds. He should have been smart like Martinez and Romero who kept their cool during the England game.
@Tony3_Speef@Opoboman_ The Argentinian media will do the same, if a foreigner in their domestic league, behave in the same manner against the Argentinian national team.
@thegoldenballfm@TeleFootball 🙄 You know Spain are also foulers right? They are just good at hiding and not losing their cool when things are not going their way.
@saratu I agree. In my experience, friendship can magically slip into the abyss, once you are overly focused on yourself, and not throwing intense consideration towards others.
@dr3ynow No intellect needed. It is more like people with anger issues not having the common sense to watch and simply interpret what's in front of them. Football is a simple game with many parts moving simultaneously. If people just see it as that, they will figure it out and enjoy it.
@saratu Yeah that I think big businesses should key into it nationwide, because electricity is constantly being generated, the problem has to do with how it is distributed.
@saratu It may not be the case everywhere. It all comes down to the local electricity distros. If businesses in a particular area ask to be connected to the industrial grid, the local distros will help them out. To my knowledge, that is what the local distro do in my state
@saratu The issue centres on ignorance, a lot of people in this country don't understand actions and consequences. Nigerians love to tout how much of an intelligent people they are, but the shadowed side of the coin, is that the country is grossly filled with stupid people.
You're blessed.
You found yourself in a country that doesn't punish disinformation and fake news.
You have the audience, you cash out from one fake news story, then cash out even more trying to defend it. 🤣
It's your luck. 😆
@mmayomi01@Accoid Abeg leave those people wey village folks get level pass. I don't know why they find it hard to believe people are living well in Nigeria.
I've read a lot about Zadok Yohanna, but one thing that doesn't get mentioned enough is just how marketable his name is. One of the reasons many Brazilian footballers become global brands is that they go by distinctive first names or nicknames that are easy to remember.
With Zadok Yohanna, he already has three strong branding options: "Zadok," "Yohanna," or "Zadok Yohanna." All three are memorable, unique, and have a certain ring to them.
At this point, the branding takes care of itself. The only thing left is to deliver on the pitch.
Congratulations to Zadok Yohanna on his move to Brighton, and best of luck in this next chapter. May he make the most of the opportunity and continue to make Nigeria proud.