You didn’t think we forgot about the male fans now, did you?
The boy-child has done quite the work for the game we love this year. The thing is, boys are always up to no good. They always have a devious plan behind what they do. And that can be seen from our nominees here.
Raymond Ogwang Nek – The learned fellow has curved a name out of being unapologetic. Three things majorly describe Raymond – Joseph Aredo’s number one fan, number one hater of Pirates (even if he cowers whenever Mercilina appears), and the love for nyigos, which Pirates and Kings Park Arena have coincidentally awakened.
Joseph Maani – “All I do is watch rugby, drink, write, and hunt for nyigos. Why am I being attacked?” cried Joseph in March. Ladies, all Joseph does is participate actively in everything that defines the sport of rugby in Uganda—Sip on Nile Special.
Support and write about Impis with excessive arrogance, then go to Kings Park and Kyadondo for Nyigos. Show him some love.
Timothy Luyirika – The self-appointed Director Of Studies or Deputy HM in charge of Academics. Whether he’s in DR Congo officially or in the pearl of Africa, Timothy has his calculator out.
It’s usually to tell us the pass mark or the performance of Ireland—the latter, not so good. The former, on the other hand, made us look out for the biggest movers and droppers. He’s the first fan we’ve spoken of here who has no eye for nyigos – that we know of.
Richard Kageni – Imagine a category without a Pirate. Very few are as animated and dedicated to the sea robbers as Richard.
“They will feel it; they know it. They have no chance. It’s a Pirates season.”
The man warned us at the beginning of the Sevens calendar. He saw that no one would better the Pirates and at the end of the day – he was right on the money.
It is plausible he collected nyigos during ‘Party Like A Pirate‘ and our guess is as good as yours about the winner.
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