Tosin Kehinde
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Wow. What a ridiculous article.
Christ.
What the feck is this 
no where does Mourinho mention his name at all
no where does Mourinho mention his name at all♪ Nigerian Fußballmeister, Nigerian Fußballmeister, Nigerian Fußballmeister Kehindeeeee ♪
Works fine for me.
Works fine for me.
Quality article, misquotes Mourinho, makes assumptions about who he's talking about and ignores the fact that Kehinde hasn't even been playing as a central midfielder all in the space of 6 sentences
Where do you even find this article?
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I feel so ashamed right now. Top quality journalism.
Nigeria? Damn, he's probably older than Shweinsteiger anyway.
Called up to train with the 1st team apparently. Might make the bench vs Bristol?
Never seen him play, I don't think. He made the step-up for me in FM though and became a beast though.
Potentially. Having a good season so far and we are a bit light in midfield option right now. If he’s given a chance I think he will do well, good player.
Wouldn't hurt to have him on the bench.
I hope he gets a chance. Would be the first Nigerian to play for us i think?
He moves a bit like a Spanish midfielder. Does that 360-on-a-sixpence thing they do a lot.
These jokes never get old
These jokes never get old
Well the post is over a year old, so yes, the joke is old.
About as funny now as it was then.
Funny thing about opinions, they differ from one person to the next, you may not find it funny but some do.
Let it be grouchy.
I think so, Jon Obi Mikel should have been
But thank God he wasn't
As a Nigerian i do find it a bit offensive. Can't think of a similar stereotype to do with English, but it's like assuming all Mexicans cross the border all because some have done so in the past.
Agreed. Some stupid stereotypes regarding African players in general. I winder if the same remarks would be made towards the England u17/u20 players of Nigerian/West African descent?
That article in the OP.
Yeah! Unless he thinks McTominay is KehindeThat article in the OP.
Probably not but then England don't submit players lists like this at major youth tournaments.
And it's like assuming all English speakers are English and not Welsh...
To be fair, that's a different country.
It's a West African country.
I thought we were just talking about Nigeria here, to be honest. Apologies.
Will he face Bristol from the start?
Doubtfully. McTominay is more established, yet we're not really sure whether he would start, given Pogba will play to get match rhythm after the 3 match ban. Pogba is adventous and it's may be too soon for McTominay to hold the midfield on his own. Matic clearly needs a rest. Carrick may play if he is fit, but then McTominay would have played. Even Tuanzebe may start as defensive midfielder if we're prioritize the more mature players to get minutes. This kid, I meant player is way down the list of priority.
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Same in Syria, you see in some 3rd world countries parents are late to make birth certificates for kids born from October onwards so they can make their childs dob as 1st of January, I can't remember why, so that list with those dob doesn't prove anything.
Whilst that is reasonable, it opens the door for age doping quite clearly. You are right though, it doesn't prove anything which is why they were not sanctioned for it. Niger have also been disqualified from a youth tournament in 2009 for fielding an older player.