LoL! People won’t just stop trolling Manchester United. So I saw this photo on twitter, the post was made by Not Match of the Day @NOT_MOTD
Photo: And the troll continues, if Manchester United was a car…
Ugandan footballer dies after Frank Lampard equalised against Chelsea on saturday.
He was a passionate Chelsea fan who would do anything for his club asides gambling. He was at a local makeshift video hall in Bombo Town, Uganda enjoying every bit of the English Premier league game between Manchester City and Chelsea last weekend until the moment Frank Lampard equalized. Fahad Musana fainted and succumbed to death before he got to the nearby hospital. The 24 year-old was a footballer who played as a central defender in his club side, Simba.
Musana’s coach Fred Kajoba said he’s yet to recover from the shock as he trained with the team on Sunday morning. “We trained with him at Bombo and there was no problem with him whatsoever, I’m still in shock.” He added.
Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) also released a statement on their website.
“FUFA is in shock after receiving news about the sudden death of Simba FC player Musana Fahad in Bombo this evening. The body is currently at the Bombo Barracks Hospital. Burial arrangements will be communicated later.”
Credit: ThisDay
Nigeria football coaches want Emmanuel Babayaro to apologise over his recent comment
Nigerian football coaches have asked ex Nigerian goalkeeper, Emmanuel Babayaro to tender an apology over his recent comment that no Nigerian coach is competent enough to handle the Super Eagles and other teams. Speaking though their National Public Relations Officer, Etta Egbe, they deemed the comment derogatory and unacceptable adding that if Nigerian coaches were incapable some of them would not have been made CAF and FIFA instructors.
“Our association demands an unreserved apology from this uninformed ex-player. Our indigenous coaches’ records are yet to be equalled or surpassed by any foreign coach in the past. The era of foreign coaches in Nigeria is over, and there is no reason for Babayaro “to drag us back”.
Photos: Manchester City fans mock Manchester United with banner flown over Etihad stadium.
You know what they say about not doing unto others what you don’t want them to do to you. That’s the case here! Few months back and even a month ago, some Manchester United fans flew banners over Old Trafford trolling Steven Gerrard on his title drought and even their former Manager, David Moyes. See who’s doing the same to them- Manchester City. I bet Steven Gerrard and David Moyes are still having some quality laugh.
Shortly before their game against Chelsea, some City fans flew a banner over Etihad stadium to mock the Red Devils’ loss to the newly-promoted Leicester. The message on the banner reads “United we fall – in cinemas soon”
Mancity pls watch your back, the Red Devils’ fans will surely come for you.
President Goodluck Jonathan lauds Corps member who contributed N10,000 to his re-election campaign
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan in a letter lauded Ezemagu Sunday Nnamdi, the youth corps member who recently donated a sum of N10,000 to his re-election campaign. He added that he was deeply touched by the immense support his administration has received from young Nigerians from all parts of the country.
Excerpts from the letter sent via his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity.
“Your gracious gesture is particularly gratifying, coming as it does from one of our nation’s vibrant and gifted youth who are our successor generation and for whom our Administration is unequivocally committed to providing the requisite environment to optimally realize their tremendous creative and productive potentials.
“As I carry on with the task of positively transforming our country for its God-ordained greatness and prosperity, I will continue to count on the goodwill as well as the practical and prayerful support of committed patriots like you.” He concluded.
Here’s what the corps member wrote after his donation
“Nigerians are behind you. We see your good works in power, transportation, education, housing, ICT, sports, electoral reforms, observation of the principle of federal character and the creation of investment opportunities. The insurgents who are trying to destabilize your Administration are enemies of peace and progress. You will surely defeat them.”
Police investigate Mario Balotelli's racial attack
Why does it have to be Mario Balotelli all the time? The Police are reportedly probing Liverpool striker’s racial abuse which he suffered after tweeting about Manchester United’s loss to Leicester City on twitter today. The former AC Milan forward wrote, “Man utd … LOL”.
And before he could say Jack Robinson, he received a backlash from some irate Manchester United fans who apparently were still recovering from the shock of their defeat.
They called the 24 year-old a “monkey” and a “n*****”, cunt etc. But, he sure got support from other quarters, as some labelled the attack vile, digusting and totally uncalled for.
Music- Dchef- Yago Lona
Born Rasak Sanni, Dchef is one of Nigeria’s fastest rising artistes. The 22- year old Europe-raised Nigerian starlet hits us with this electrifying and soul- lifting Christian single, titled Yago Lono.
The charming, fashionable and enthusiastic songwriter is influenced by various genre of music and will be invading our ears with different songs but for now enjoy YAGO LONO meaning Give Way.
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Stephen Keshi named the best coach in Africa
Whoop! Whoop!! FIFA has ranked Super Eagles Coach, Stephen Keshi, as the best in Africa and 14th in the world. Ghanaian coach, Kwesi Appiah came second.
German National Coach, Joachim Low is number one in the world while Spain manager, Vicente Del Bosque came second.
Top 50 National team Coaches for September 2014:
(1.) Joachim Low
(2.) Del Bosque
(3.) C.Prandelli
(4.) Paolo Jorge Gomes Bento
(5.) Jurgen Klinsmann
(6.) L Van Gaal
(7.) Fernando Santos
(8.) Jose Pekerman
(10.) Jose Manuel de la Torre
(11.) Luis Felipe Scolari
(12.) Jorge Luis Pinto
(13.) Marc Wilmots
(14.) Stephen Keshi
(15.) M .N Pumpido
(16.) Reinaldo Rueda
(17.) Ottmar Hitzfeld
(18.) Julio Valdes
(19.) Safet Susic
(20.) Alberto Zaccheroni
(21.) D.Deschamps
(22.) Eric Hamren
(23.) Alejandro Sabella
(24.) Fernando Suarez
(25.) Sergio Apraham
(26.) Jorge Sampaoli
(27.) Morten Olsen
(28.) Fabio Capello
(29.) R.Hodgson
(30.) Bob Bradley
(31.) Cesar Farias
(32.) James Kwesi Appiah.
This Weekend: The Pink Walk Awareness For Cancer
This weekend 300+people and loads of celebrities will walk to create awareness for cancer. The Pink walk for cancer will hold this Saturday at Karis School off Emmanuel Keshi street Magodo, Lagos. Time – 8.00am.
Participants are advised to get to the venue earlier to get free T-shirt and also stand the chance of winning a free ticket to Dubai, Phones, laptops and more
Free cocktails, smoothies and chops.
Tell a friend to tell a friend.
Arsene Wenger makes case for Mesut Ozil. " He shouldn't be scapegoat for our shortcomings"
“Why should he be a scapegoat? For what? We’ve lost one game since 1 April. Let’s be realistic, We have come out of a very difficult preparation period with decisive games. We had very difficult games against Besiktas. I don’t know – a scapegoat for what?”
“What is difficult to manage today is that everybody knows absolutely everything and everybody judges people definitely on one game. You have to accept that football is played by human beings who have ups and downs like you have in your life.
“You have plenty of tacticians in the world who have managed zero games. You have to accept their opinion – they might be right, they might be wrong as well. They have to accept that. We live in a world where everybody has an opinion and we have to live with that. At the end of the day, somebody always has to make a decision and that’s the guy who is responsible.”
“They should not be concerned and just support him. I understand that you want your best players always to make the difference in every single game and we all go through periods where we are a bit less good,” he concluded.