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Super Eagles forward Moses Simon featured for Nantes, who once again failed to end their winless run following a goalless draw against 10-man Le Havre in Ligue 1 on Sunday.
The draw saw Nantes halt a run of three consecutive defeats.
Also, they are now without a win in four straight fixtures.
Sunday’s game was Simon’s 13th with three goals scored in the ongoing campaign.
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It was not the best of debuts for Le Havre’s new signing and Black Stars captain Andre Ayew.
The Ghana international was subbed on in the 65th minute but was shown a straight red card just two minutes later after coming on.
Nantes are 11th on 16 points after 13 games played so far in the French elite division.
In another Ligue 1 clash Akor Adams was in action but could not help Montpellier avoid a 3-1 home defeat to Brest.
The former Flying Eagles and Lillestrom striker played for 90 minutes.
The 23-year-old striker has three goals in 12 appearances this season.
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Simon is too predictable and struggles alot with minows. He should learn to cut in like Messi of yore without going to the byline. His doesn’t even deliver any crosses into the final third.
His best game remains the game against Egypt last year AFCON
Easy for you to say pal…why don’t you go and give it it a try?? There’s a reason why there is only one Messi in the whole world and he is the first ever , the nearest before him was Maradonna who is yet another once in a life time phenomenon – Nigerians are so churlish – running down our bets legs and saying why can’t they be like Messi – show me another man like Messi in the whole entire world! See Ayew was sent off in under 2 minutes in the same game but you can only criticise Simon who has been and still is one of our very best! SMH!
He was clipped in the last game and against Tunisia at AFCON. Two opponents marked him and he was a minus one.
Cutting in from the wings is not a bad criticism but to get the best out of him. But in Nigeria criticisms means you hate a player most especially if he is from our Geopolitical zone.
Geopolitical zone ke?
Chaii! See what I said about Nigerians being churlish?, that actually only sometimes applies to some of the very best, the dregs of our society are the ones who are always very quick to come out with brain dead nonsense like what you just came out with.
You are an IDIOT and churlish is too good a description for you, you my friend are just an ANAL piece of trash! A MUMU!
What is my so called “Geopolitical zone” then? Tell me and then tell me what Moses Simon’s “zone” is – Fool!
Who even with a right mind and any kind of brain and dignity of self as a human thinks in terms of “Geopolitical Zones” lool – Mehn you fall your own hand BIG TIME
They should lock a Mumu like you away for a long time, even throw the keys away!
It is weapons like you who give the average Nigerian a very bad name and drag that country’s reputation down on a daily. What is the difference between you and a Scud Missile?
Nonsense!
Geopolitical zone ke?
Chaii! See what I said about Nigerians being churlish?, that actually only sometimes applies to some of the very best, the dregs of our society are the ones who are always very quick to come out with brain dead nonsense like what you just came out with.
You should be ashamed of yourself!
You are an IDIOT and churlish is too good a description for you, you my friend are just an ANAL piece of trash! A MUMU!
What is my so called “Geopolitical zone” then? Tell me and then tell me what Moses Simon’s “zone” is – Fool!
Who even with a right mind and any kind of brain and dignity of self as a human thinks in terms of “Geopolitical Zones” lool – Mehn you fall your own hand BIG TIME
They should lock a Mumu like you away for a long time, even throw the keys away!
It is weapons like you who give the average Nigerian a very bad name and drag that country’s reputation down on a daily. What is the difference between you and a Scud Missile?
Nonsense!