Yak, who has been out since last November with an Achilles injury, opened the scoring within the opening thirty one seconds. The Nigerian latched onto James McCarten's long ball and calmly side footed home. He then set up Everton's second with an intelligent pass to Dan Gosling who calmly steered home in the seventh minute. The Blues were in full control and Hope Akpan, who has just committed his international future to Nigeria, could have extended the lead soon after Gosling's effort. The two sides exchanged penalty claims either side of the half hour mark as the game became more evenly matched. Yakubu was taken off after 69 minutes, and his replacement Cody Arnoux added a third on 82 minutes to seal a convincing win.
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he thought mourinho might change his mind now is too late
Your second posting is reasonably good.
Thanks.
or are you a lawyer ??
the same with akpala so please stop this nonsense
let me anaylis this 4players
utaka-good player before but right now he is rubbish very lazy and annoying
AKPALA- never se material has had many chances but never impressive in any game
NWANERI-rubbish has not even played in 5months
SHITTU- 50/50 good against big players like drogba,koller but bad against technical players still important for se. so fans if you want to argue about amodu say something that will make sence not like saying amodu should call etuhu for kaita like if any of them will make the big difference to me i don't know why we have 4 defensive midfilders. before the game amodu please tell your family you love them very much because if we lose hmmmmmmmmm thats all i could say
he..he..he.. lol.
am laughing hard man!