PHOTOS: Zimbabwean Woman Posts Younger Sister’s Nudes on Facebook After She Slept With Her Nigerian Boyfriend (+18)
Ayanda Simango Ayanda and the Nigerian Boyfriend Martin Arinze who was snatched by her sister
A Zimbabwean woman, Ayanda Monica Simango has lost her mind after busting her younger sister having s*x with her Nigerian boyfriend.
Her sister was soo mad that she has decided the most befitting way to humiliate and fix younger sister – she post her unclad pictures on her Facebook Wall.
Details to the whole thing are still sketchy but one of our Facebook page followers tipped us and we managed to go undercover and access her Facebook account.
Ayanda is so mad and upset now that she is not entertaining communication from anyone.
unclad photos of the sister as well as the Nigerian boyfriend identified as Martin Arinze from Enugu Nigeria were posted on several popular websites.
We wonder what could have driven the younger sister to do that to her sister, but there is a myth that Nigerian men are known to lavishly pamper and spoil their ladies in stark contrast to most Zimbabwean men.
At least according to the tales that ladies tell. So perhaps this could have been the motivating factor, of course scandals like these happen everyday, but the sister’s reaction has just been epic!
Mourinho Prayed For Luiz Suarez Injury Before Chelsea Game
Speaking to Chelsea TV, the manager avoided any mention of Suarez’s controversial behavior in the clubs’ last meeting, at Anfield in April, when he bit the arm of Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
Instead, he said he hoped the free-scoring Uruguay striker — who was suspended for 10 matches for his dental attack — would not be available to play in the clash of the third and fourth-placed clubs.
“Maybe Suarez has got a little injury,” he said, referring to Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat at Manchester City on Thursday. “I’m not asking for a big injury… Just a little injury to stop him playing for four days.”
Knowing that Suarez has scored 19 goals in 13 Premier League games this season, Mourinho — who has bemoaned his strikers’ profligacy this season — unsurprisingly avoided making comparisons.
His three main strikers Fernando Torres, Samuel Eto’o and Demba Ba have scored only five times between them.
“Every game is hard,” he said. “The difference is some teams are bigger — bigger name, bigger impact… Man City-Liverpool, Chelsea-Liverpool, Chelsea-Arsenal…
“But every game is difficult. The last two matches we played (at home), Swansea and Crystal Palace: 1-0, 2-1. You have to give everything to win matches.”
The Portuguese praised Eto’o, despite him missing two clear chances to net his third Premier League goal of the season.
“He did well,” Mourinho said. “I want that feeling that my strikers are working to have chances. I want them to shoot, I want the goalkeeper to save, the ball to hit the post.”
Mourinho also said he hoped to see his team awarded more penalties for fouls on tricky Belgian winger Eden Hazard, scorer of Chelsea’s goal in a 1-0 win over Swansea on Thursday.
“I think that it happens a lot,” he explained. “That Eden Hazard beats people, goes into the box and is not getting penalties in situations like that.”
Chelsea will be without suspended Brazilian midfielder Ramires who is likely to be replaced by England’s Frank Lampard on an afternoon when captain John Terry is set to make his 600th appearance for the club.
Ivanovic is expected to continue at right back and, rejecting any chance to talk about Suarez, stressed the importance of the fixture.
“It’s going to be a very important game for us, one of the deciding games this season,” he said. “We must be ready for the big fight. Our team likes to play big games and big challenges.”
Mourinho Prayed For Luiz Suarez Injury Before Chelsea Game
Speaking to Chelsea TV, the manager avoided any mention of Suarez’s controversial behavior in the clubs’ last meeting, at Anfield in April, when he bit the arm of Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
Instead, he said he hoped the free-scoring Uruguay striker — who was suspended for 10 matches for his dental attack — would not be available to play in the clash of the third and fourth-placed clubs.
“Maybe Suarez has got a little injury,” he said, referring to Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat at Manchester City on Thursday. “I’m not asking for a big injury… Just a little injury to stop him playing for four days.”
Knowing that Suarez has scored 19 goals in 13 Premier League games this season, Mourinho — who has bemoaned his strikers’ profligacy this season — unsurprisingly avoided making comparisons.
His three main strikers Fernando Torres, Samuel Eto’o and Demba Ba have scored only five times between them.
“Every game is hard,” he said. “The difference is some teams are bigger — bigger name, bigger impact… Man City-Liverpool, Chelsea-Liverpool, Chelsea-Arsenal…
“But every game is difficult. The last two matches we played (at home), Swansea and Crystal Palace: 1-0, 2-1. You have to give everything to win matches.”
The Portuguese praised Eto’o, despite him missing two clear chances to net his third Premier League goal of the season.
“He did well,” Mourinho said. “I want that feeling that my strikers are working to have chances. I want them to shoot, I want the goalkeeper to save, the ball to hit the post.”
Mourinho also said he hoped to see his team awarded more penalties for fouls on tricky Belgian winger Eden Hazard, scorer of Chelsea’s goal in a 1-0 win over Swansea on Thursday.
“I think that it happens a lot,” he explained. “That Eden Hazard beats people, goes into the box and is not getting penalties in situations like that.”
Chelsea will be without suspended Brazilian midfielder Ramires who is likely to be replaced by England’s Frank Lampard on an afternoon when captain John Terry is set to make his 600th appearance for the club.
Ivanovic is expected to continue at right back and, rejecting any chance to talk about Suarez, stressed the importance of the fixture.
“It’s going to be a very important game for us, one of the deciding games this season,” he said. “We must be ready for the big fight. Our team likes to play big games and big challenges.”
Mourinho Prayed For Luiz Suarez Injury Before Chelsea Game
Speaking to Chelsea TV, the manager avoided any mention of Suarez’s controversial behavior in the clubs’ last meeting, at Anfield in April, when he bit the arm of Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
Instead, he said he hoped the free-scoring Uruguay striker — who was suspended for 10 matches for his dental attack — would not be available to play in the clash of the third and fourth-placed clubs.
“Maybe Suarez has got a little injury,” he said, referring to Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat at Manchester City on Thursday. “I’m not asking for a big injury… Just a little injury to stop him playing for four days.”
Knowing that Suarez has scored 19 goals in 13 Premier League games this season, Mourinho — who has bemoaned his strikers’ profligacy this season — unsurprisingly avoided making comparisons.
His three main strikers Fernando Torres, Samuel Eto’o and Demba Ba have scored only five times between them.
“Every game is hard,” he said. “The difference is some teams are bigger — bigger name, bigger impact… Man City-Liverpool, Chelsea-Liverpool, Chelsea-Arsenal…
“But every game is difficult. The last two matches we played (at home), Swansea and Crystal Palace: 1-0, 2-1. You have to give everything to win matches.”
The Portuguese praised Eto’o, despite him missing two clear chances to net his third Premier League goal of the season.
“He did well,” Mourinho said. “I want that feeling that my strikers are working to have chances. I want them to shoot, I want the goalkeeper to save, the ball to hit the post.”
Mourinho also said he hoped to see his team awarded more penalties for fouls on tricky Belgian winger Eden Hazard, scorer of Chelsea’s goal in a 1-0 win over Swansea on Thursday.
“I think that it happens a lot,” he explained. “That Eden Hazard beats people, goes into the box and is not getting penalties in situations like that.”
Chelsea will be without suspended Brazilian midfielder Ramires who is likely to be replaced by England’s Frank Lampard on an afternoon when captain John Terry is set to make his 600th appearance for the club.
Ivanovic is expected to continue at right back and, rejecting any chance to talk about Suarez, stressed the importance of the fixture.
“It’s going to be a very important game for us, one of the deciding games this season,” he said. “We must be ready for the big fight. Our team likes to play big games and big challenges.”
Mourinho Prayed For Luiz Suarez Injury Before Chelsea Game
Speaking to Chelsea TV, the manager avoided any mention of Suarez’s controversial behavior in the clubs’ last meeting, at Anfield in April, when he bit the arm of Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
Instead, he said he hoped the free-scoring Uruguay striker — who was suspended for 10 matches for his dental attack — would not be available to play in the clash of the third and fourth-placed clubs.
“Maybe Suarez has got a little injury,” he said, referring to Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat at Manchester City on Thursday. “I’m not asking for a big injury… Just a little injury to stop him playing for four days.”
Knowing that Suarez has scored 19 goals in 13 Premier League games this season, Mourinho — who has bemoaned his strikers’ profligacy this season — unsurprisingly avoided making comparisons.
His three main strikers Fernando Torres, Samuel Eto’o and Demba Ba have scored only five times between them.
“Every game is hard,” he said. “The difference is some teams are bigger — bigger name, bigger impact… Man City-Liverpool, Chelsea-Liverpool, Chelsea-Arsenal…
“But every game is difficult. The last two matches we played (at home), Swansea and Crystal Palace: 1-0, 2-1. You have to give everything to win matches.”
The Portuguese praised Eto’o, despite him missing two clear chances to net his third Premier League goal of the season.
“He did well,” Mourinho said. “I want that feeling that my strikers are working to have chances. I want them to shoot, I want the goalkeeper to save, the ball to hit the post.”
Mourinho also said he hoped to see his team awarded more penalties for fouls on tricky Belgian winger Eden Hazard, scorer of Chelsea’s goal in a 1-0 win over Swansea on Thursday.
“I think that it happens a lot,” he explained. “That Eden Hazard beats people, goes into the box and is not getting penalties in situations like that.”
Chelsea will be without suspended Brazilian midfielder Ramires who is likely to be replaced by England’s Frank Lampard on an afternoon when captain John Terry is set to make his 600th appearance for the club.
Ivanovic is expected to continue at right back and, rejecting any chance to talk about Suarez, stressed the importance of the fixture.
“It’s going to be a very important game for us, one of the deciding games this season,” he said. “We must be ready for the big fight. Our team likes to play big games and big challenges.”
Mourinho Prayed For Luiz Suarez Injury Before Chelsea Game
Speaking to Chelsea TV, the manager avoided any mention of Suarez’s controversial behavior in the clubs’ last meeting, at Anfield in April, when he bit the arm of Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
Instead, he said he hoped the free-scoring Uruguay striker — who was suspended for 10 matches for his dental attack — would not be available to play in the clash of the third and fourth-placed clubs.
“Maybe Suarez has got a little injury,” he said, referring to Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat at Manchester City on Thursday. “I’m not asking for a big injury… Just a little injury to stop him playing for four days.”
Knowing that Suarez has scored 19 goals in 13 Premier League games this season, Mourinho — who has bemoaned his strikers’ profligacy this season — unsurprisingly avoided making comparisons.
His three main strikers Fernando Torres, Samuel Eto’o and Demba Ba have scored only five times between them.
“Every game is hard,” he said. “The difference is some teams are bigger — bigger name, bigger impact… Man City-Liverpool, Chelsea-Liverpool, Chelsea-Arsenal…
“But every game is difficult. The last two matches we played (at home), Swansea and Crystal Palace: 1-0, 2-1. You have to give everything to win matches.”
The Portuguese praised Eto’o, despite him missing two clear chances to net his third Premier League goal of the season.
“He did well,” Mourinho said. “I want that feeling that my strikers are working to have chances. I want them to shoot, I want the goalkeeper to save, the ball to hit the post.”
Mourinho also said he hoped to see his team awarded more penalties for fouls on tricky Belgian winger Eden Hazard, scorer of Chelsea’s goal in a 1-0 win over Swansea on Thursday.
“I think that it happens a lot,” he explained. “That Eden Hazard beats people, goes into the box and is not getting penalties in situations like that.”
Chelsea will be without suspended Brazilian midfielder Ramires who is likely to be replaced by England’s Frank Lampard on an afternoon when captain John Terry is set to make his 600th appearance for the club.
Ivanovic is expected to continue at right back and, rejecting any chance to talk about Suarez, stressed the importance of the fixture.
“It’s going to be a very important game for us, one of the deciding games this season,” he said. “We must be ready for the big fight. Our team likes to play big games and big challenges.”
Trouble looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club, Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Trouble looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club, Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Trouble
looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club,
Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown
on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Trouble
looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club,
Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown
on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Aftermath Of Glo CAF Awards: Trouble Looms For Mikel At Chelsea
Trouble looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club, Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
Aftermath Of Glo CAF Awards: Trouble Looms For Mikel At Chelsea
Trouble looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club, Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
Trouble
looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club,
Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown
on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Trouble
looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club,
Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown
on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Trouble
looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club,
Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown
on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Trouble
looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club,
Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown
on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Trouble
looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club,
Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown
on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2014/01/11/aftermath-of-glo-caf-awards-trouble-looms-for-mikel-at-chelsea/#sthash.7u0z9cTc.dpuf
Aftermath Of Glo CAF Awards: Trouble Looms For Mikel At Chelsea
Trouble looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club, Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
Aftermath Of Glo CAF Awards: Trouble Looms For Mikel At Chelsea
Trouble looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club, Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
Aftermath Of Glo CAF Awards: Trouble Looms For Mikel At Chelsea
Trouble looms for Nigerian midfielder, John Obi Mikel at his London club, Chelsea, after the player failed to win the African Footballer top crown on Thursday night, Daily SunSport has exclusively gathered.
Mikel who stormed out of the awards venue in anger was quoted, by sources close to him, that the organisers assured that he would emerge as the winner.
The competent source further revealed that the midfielder was dejected and embarrassed at the treatment he got at the event.
“Mikel was disturbed and couldn’t believe how it happened. He was given so much assurance that he was going to win it, only for the story to change at the end of the day.
“To make the matter worse, Mourinho (Jose) was convinced to release Mikel for the awards night since the Portuguese, in first instance, believed such trip to Nigeria was a distraction to the player and he would be jet-lagged on return.
“So the episode forced Chelsea to fly him (Mikel) down in the club’s jet and also to bring him back to London in good time.
“The club invested so much in making the player available at the occasion because the plane flew to Nigeria twice because of Mikel. No club would have released their player if not assured of winning the prize.
“Sure, Mikel will pick up his pieces and return to his best at Chelsea,” the source assured.
The defensive midfielder looks likely to miss today’s away clash at Hull City and must fight hard to regain his starting shirt at the club.
Meanwhile, the midfielder opted to shun a meeting at the instance of the Nigeria Football Federation after the CAF Awards as he preferred to stay back in his hotel room after the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari put a phone call through to him.
