@nigel2345@Heccles94 That's the point, they can arrive in England and apply to vote. That is ridiculous regardless of their political position! Do you agree?
@citykush1@ZiaYusufUK Think you are missing the point. There is no criticism of Nigerian work ethic but only a factual example of a country that will not and does not pay welfare to non workers.
@OyinlolaOladip4 @ateeboi84@ZiaYusufUK If I entered Nigeria and decided to live there would they provide me somewhere to live for free, give me money to live day to day, provide healthcare for me and my family, provide education for my children and allow me to openly hate the Nigerian way of life?
@georgeobiike@Tired_of_it911@Oluomoofderby@ZiaYusufUK Tell you what.. When Nigeria gives back to the UK the billions of pounds given to them in foreign aid, the infrastructure built such as railway and road networks and the general improved education of the Nigerian people. You can then have the stolen artifacts back. DEAL?
@caseysean51 Good player but surely the price is just too much, we can get similar level player for cheaper and we need reinforment in so many positions. I am sure the club has learnt lessons after last summer.
@davez2010 Personally think Newcastle should be looking at a player like this in combination with Wissa. Kalimuendo is low risk for us and there are minimal options out there at this point in time. This would mean Wissa is our number 1 striker think he has proven he can do it in the Prem.