@Kezmag_ Allot is happening though most of his sons are dead that's why you see the place like that
Some who reside outside Nigeria I don't think they want to come back
Onyinye Osadebe, Afunwa Elota Nna nke Mbụ na Atani, who was a very good friend of mine, passed away in 2019.
Some of you have already relegated Manchester City to League Two, deleted their trophies, banned them from transfers until 2031 and fined them into bankruptcy — all before the punishment has even been announced.
You’re not discussing football anymore, you’re writing fan fiction.
The 115 charges are serious, and City’s position can be challenged through the proper process. But “City will be relegated,” “all trophies will be stripped,” and “5-year transfer ban” are not confirmed punishments.
So please, put the champagne back in the fridge.
When the actual sanction arrives, THEN bring the receipts.
Until then, stop celebrating punishments that exist only in your WhatsApp group.
Manchester City: waiting for the verdict.
Rival fans: already holding the League Two fixture list.
Some footballers win trophies. Some become legends. But once in a generation, someone becomes a feeling — and that is Lionel Messi.
From a little boy in Rosario to the man who lifted the World Cup for Argentina, Messi gave an entire generation memories that will never fade.
If this really is the beginning of the end of his Argentina journey, then football owes him one thing: a standing ovation worthy of the greatest to ever play the game.
Thank you, Leo. You didn't just play football — you made millions fall in love with it. 🐐👑