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Peter Obi

Iwobi deletes Fulham posts after recent jeers

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

Nigeria international Alex Iwobi has deleted all his Fulham-related posts from Instagram, days after being jeered by a section of supporters during his substitution in the club’s 3-2 Premier League defeat to Crystal Palace, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Iwobi was taken off in the 82nd minute of that match, with ironic cheers and jeers greeting Read More: https://punchng.com/iwobi-deletes-fulham-posts-after-recent-jeers/

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