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Good luck to anybody going to the stadium of light... There's definitely no light there!!!
D*e see na 🤣🤣🤣🤣
my younger sister asked me;
“brother david are you doing skincare, i think you should start and all”
i just looked at her and smiled and said; look around you, the house we live in, who do you think pays the rent? your fees and everyone’s fees, who do you think pays for it. anything you can think of my dear sister, anything. just ask me who pays for it. you’d understand why i don’t smile enough and don’t have enough time for myself. anything happens to me today una go too suffer. she didn’t say a word after that. 😂
You'll find out when you join them in the championship 🤗
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Haaland are you ready?
🚨 BREAKING: Manchester City are expected to face a HUGE points deduction that would guarantee relegation to the Championship, following guilty verdicts on the vast majority of their 115 financial charges.
A further points deduction next season could keep City in the Championship for at least TWO seasons.
Relegation to League Two is considered unlikely.
[Daily Mail]
Babyboy J.J🔴⚪ retweeted
Replying to @ayilo_j
Yeah. It's like taking toys off a kid because you want him to read his books and pass
Wake up it's 2026
LET'S TALK FOOTBALL WITHOUT BIAS.
I think we're doing Caicedo a disservice with the way we compare him to Declan Rice.
Caicedo is an elite ball-winner, reads danger exceptionally well, dominates duels and protects his defence. Add his press resistance and ability to progress play from deep, and you have a midfielder who does far more than break up attacks.
Rice offers more attacking threat, carries and creativity. Both are exceptional, but they're different profiles. Judging Caicedo by Rice's attacking output misses the entire point.
Last season, Caicedo's defensive numbers in tackles, interceptions and duels won per 90 minutes highlighted his superiority in those areas, while Rice offered more in chance creation.
If I have my way, I'd play both of them on the same team.
#arsenal #caicedo #rice
You can't reduce Arteta to any style... He's a chameleon, adapt and thrive
Babyboy J.J🔴⚪ retweeted
We’ve won 10/11 games this season.
We won the Community Shield.
We beat “best attack” Chelsea
We won at Villa (a), Sunderland (a), Forest (a) without conceding a goal.
We’ve won both our CL games.
We don’t financially dope.
All our signings have been good (Tzolis, Konsa, Bruno G)
Some of our players are capable of more but our squad is delivering with goals off the bench.
Our manager (best in the world) has just signed a new contract.
Our CM (best in the world) is about to sign a new contract.
Our RB (best in the world) is about to sign a new contract.
Great time to be an Arsenal fan. Stop complaining!
We answer to foreign states now and must do as they want
Taiwo Oyedele: Investors Have Written Off Nigeria's Opposition as 'Unserious' on Fuel Subsidy
Any agenda to reverse the reforms of the Tinubu administration will signal the departure of capital. When capital leaves, FX will struggle and the naira will crash; even the fuel they want to subsidize they will beg for N1,400 per litre.
Taiwo Oyedele, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy
Having a home you can return to and finally relax. No tension, no walking on eggshells, no feeling like you need to escape the place you're supposed to feel safe.
It's reduces their indecisiveness
I have a theory about footballers like Madueke and Chukwueze.
Play them where they're on their natural foot. It gives them less room for manoeuvre. They are limited to efficiency because the only option is to be very direct. You aren't cutting in and out and getting too excited.
Madueke’s future may just be on the left. If he optimizes his game there, I think it may be his next evolution.
Babyboy J.J🔴⚪ retweeted
I have a theory about footballers like Madueke and Chukwueze.
Play them where they're on their natural foot. It gives them less room for manoeuvre. They are limited to efficiency because the only option is to be very direct. You aren't cutting in and out and getting too excited.
Madueke’s future may just be on the left. If he optimizes his game there, I think it may be his next evolution.
























