Samuel Cruz

@Maya_leeke Omo, I have stories for days!

Those who attended LASU years ago can relate. LASU used to be heavily influenced by cultism. I almost lost my life around PPL that year. Apparently, Aye controlled the campus, while Eiye dominated outside. On that day, I was putting on a blue cap with pride 😎 Out of nowhere, these guys approached me. Before I could process what was happening, I saw stainless, knife don show. These guys chase me that day ehn...but omo! Tóbi Amusan fit learn from me that day sha 🤣 SAY NO TO CULTISM!

@israel_ajoje Just wanted to make something clear, as I suppose is the intention of the original question. Yes, footballers can wear the same jersey twice, but it’s not their job to wash. I read somewhere that footballers pay for every jersey they give to fans or exchange with other players.

Do Football Players wash or rewear their Jerseys? Well, to be frank, the answer depends largely on the level of the game the player is at. At the elite level, matchday jerseys are almost never washed for reuse. In fact, top clubs provide two or three fresh shirts per player per match. One for the first half, a potential half-time change, and a spare for blood or heavy staining. The reason is nothing serious. It is partly practical, partly commercial. Sponsor visibility on television requires kits that look sharp under floodlights throughout the full ninety minutes. Club's kit deals are worth hundreds of millions. They are not optimally fit for purpose when they are creased, faded. Sometimes, after the final whistle, those jerseys enter a whole new world of their own. Some go to opponents in the post-match swap tradition that has existed for decades. Others go to fans, to charity auctions, or into a player's personal collection. Players themselves almost never wash a single one, and that is entirely by design. Clubs have a kitman that handles everything: collecting dirty training gear, laundering base layers, and making sure fresh kits are ready for the next session. Some players have cultures of their own too. John Terry took it even further with boots, reportedly wearing three separate pairs per match. One for warmup, another for the first half and a third for the second half. If you are wondering what happens in knockout games that spillover into extra time, don't worry. You are not alone. I am wondering too. The story is however very different further down the football pyramid. Players in smaller clubs wash and reuse the same pool of jerseys across multiple games simply because the budget does not allow for anything else. The 2020 COVID lockdown gave a rare glimpse of this gap: Manchester United players were asked to take their training kits home and wash them themselves, something many of them had genuinely never done before in their professional careers. Not because they were lazy. Just because it had never been their job. And yeah-the unsung heroes in all of this are the kitmen. They arrive earliest, leave latest, and make sure every player walks out looking exactly right. Some of them are the ones that do the actual cleaning. Have you learned something today? My name is Ajoje and I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I talk about the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow me if you want to read more posts like this.

@ahouseofdynamyt @AfroVII I insist that it can be fixed within a year.

@_ninuaye @AfroVII No, it cannot. It's magical thinking like this that enables bad electoral decisions

No water, no public sanitation, no walkable spaces, no public access to beaches, no public order, no effective law and order. Fake products at every turn. Yeah, we're lucky AF. Goldmine!

@Rielle212 @Mochievous Older generations or Gen-Zs, I think he didn’t do enough media publicity for the show. I think he used more of bill boards advertisements.

@_ninuaye @Mochievous Does he market to Gen Z? His target should have been the older generations and it should have been more of a lounge-type situation and not a wild concert.

Tuface had a 25 years on stage concert in Eko Hotel today. I only heard of it today. Expected Eko Hotel to be packed but there wasn’t even traffic. That’s interesting i guess

@metronaija Who amongst them is hosting the premiere? As a guest at someone else’s event, do you have to go around greeting everyone like this? Why not just take your seat and enjoy the show? Ewo ni eye service oshi?

Muyiwa Ademola, Faithia Balogun, Toyin Abraham and Femi Adebayo at the premiere of The Return Of Arinzo

@SirJarus For context, one generation is 20 years. It’s going to be a lot for her to deal with.

@EstherUmoh10 The outcome of the presidential election is usually different from gubernatorial elections. Governors don’t really care much about it. It’s won solely by the party structures in the state, and that’s why defection to the ruling party matters.

Lol sometimes I wish I wasn’t working with PO so I can tweet my mind. This is an open secret. You can’t bring all the governors, senators, etc, with differing interests, into one political party and expect all of them to work for you 100. The presidential election is before gubernatorial elections. Whatever happens in the presidential elections, automatically affects the outcome of the gubernatorial elections. Everyone will play “safe” until they are safe. What is so “sensitive” about 1+1? Abi some of you are not also thinking abi what?

@MrMekzy_ 1 & 5

You can only pick 2: 1. Marry the perfect partner 2. Unlimited skincare 3. Unlimited free food 4. $20k every month 5. Read people’s minds

@DHKRULLAH What do you mean by we?? A lot of us follow the league and the NNL too.

But why are we not following NPL like we follow EPL?

@wakawaka_doctor Lmao... you'll spend nothing less than €5,000 to €9,000 annually for most of their English-taught masters. Please always give your audience the complete information about these schools.

France 🇫🇷 You can move for FREE 📍No need for IELTS 📍No legalisation needed 📍HND degree is  also accepted 📍Work while studying Here’s how to do 👉 : youtu.be/57Cv_2ZqW7c?si…

@tobyasky An average Belgian can speak English. In the Flemish region, English is the most popular language.

Belgium has 3 official languages. English ain’t one of them.

@Tripple____M That shirt is from Temu.

Those players need to talk to Ngolo Kante 😂😂😂 tf is that fit?

Tudor has left Tottenham? So soon??

@yxyiagain @Kelvin_promax Fam, the air you are breathing!

wetin you wan even tax me for? the job you gave me? the electricity i’m enjoying? the security you provided for me? the good roads? what exactly are you taxing me for?

@kingmakar247 @olamide_adee I didn’t say it’s not a country.

@_ninuaye @olamide_adee Croatia nah country sha. A beautiful country. It's actually an island.

You live in France . That’s the Burkina Faso of Europe I live in 4th safeest country in world. Ori e buru

@drpenking Having seen things from a wider perspective, assuming that English is a test of knowledge is false—at least on a global stage. You’ll get to some places where your knowledge of English will be irrelevant.

“English is not a true test of knowledge.” Oga go and seal a brand partnership deal in Abuja in ijaw or Itsekiri let me see

@ArisekolaA11449 @en_Ricky_ @olamide_adee You don’t have to engage these people. Anyone that compares Croatia to France is a dunce

@en_Ricky_ @olamide_adee See fool, call someone people, how many people are even living in Croatia compare to France and you will understand what safety is.

@Geraldchuks_99 @olamide_adee Lol….if your response makes you glad.

@_ninuaye @olamide_adee Travel and see Oga landlord. Google is your friend, she is right.. Croatia is safe than France.