Enyimba's main aim next season should be to win the NPFL.I won't be able to stand another 2nd place finish for the third year in a row.

Krasid:
Enyimba's main aim next season should be to win the NPFL.I won't be able to stand another 2nd place finish for the third year in a row.

Definitely. A good outing in the CAF CL, the NPFL title and a defence of the FEDCUP + Super 4 cup.
Meanwhile, we face FC Barcelona next week in Beach soccer...

is there any way to get the list of each players name on every team? please thanks. been searching everywhere, cant find any

Ajibel:


Definitely. A good outing in the CAF CL, the NPFL title and a defence of the FEDCUP + Super 4 cup.
Meanwhile, we face FC Barcelona next week in Beach soccer...

I am having a feeling that the players will be tired playing in all those tournaments at once.

Krasid:
I am having a feeling that the players will be tired playing in all those tournaments at once.

All the tourneys wont come at once. Super-4 is a pre-season tourney, then NPFL & CCL goes together like EPL & UCL then when the League is on break/suspended, Fedcup starts.

Donlittle:
is there any way to get the list of each players name on every team? please thanks. been searching everywhere, cant find any

I can provide you with Enyimba's list but then if you have been following the League, you'd have got it from @LMCNPFL twitter handle.

that wouldnt be a bad idea, thanks

Ajibel:


I can provide you with Enyimba's list but then if you have been following the League, you'd have got it from @LMCNPFL twitter handle.

that wouldnt be a bad idea, thanks

Donlittle:
that wouldnt be a bad idea, thanks

GKs: Femi Thomas, Paul Godwin

Defenders: Markson ojobo, Chinedu udoji, Emma Anyanwu, Ugwu uwadiegwu, Bala zakka, Semiu liadi

Midfielders: Rasheed olabiyi, Nzube anaezembe, Razak aliyu, Sokari kingsley, Andrew abalogu, Etor daniel

Strikers: Amanfor chimezie, Raphael boumsong, Mfon udoh, Chinonso okonkwo, Emeka nwanna

e.t.c.....

2013/2014 NPFL TEAM OF THE SEASON
With the 2013/14 NPFL season long over and Kano Pillars the winners, it's time for the obligatory team of the season picked by myself, Ademetan Abayomi.
It's a bit of a surprise that champions Pillars have only one player in the XI, it shows the competitive level of the League.
The midfield area, however, contains choices of exciting young lads, who all impressed throughout the season.
Staying true to the general trend of the NPFL, the formation used by yours sincerely is 4-1-3-2.
Goalkeeper – Olorunleke Ojo (Giwa FC)
The Jos Elephants had a fantastic season thanks to the form of the Kabb-born goal minder. The youngster may not enter people's thoughts when the subject of the Super Eagles' invited goalkeepers comes up, but he earned Giwa FC vital points in crucial games. He was a class act in the away matches at Enyimba and Dolphins.
However, his talent was recognised by Flying Eagles head coach, Manu Garba, who handed him a call up during the 2015 African Youth Championship Qualifiers.
He is considered too young for an invitation to the senior national side, but the truth is that he is more than good enough for the challenge that lies ahead.
Right-Back – Nnamso Edo (Akwa United)
Not strictly a full-back for his club – Akwa United's attacking system means he plays as a wing-back. His free kicks were important for the Promise Keepers, and there are not many teams in Nigeria who have a player that can cover the entire flank like Nnamso.
His pace ensured that he offered an offensive threat from wide and also reflected in the ways he dispatched his trade mark dead balls. It is this level of output that has seen Nnamso enter the XI ahead of an equally impressive Solomon Kwambe.
Centre-Back – Samuel Olabisi (FC Taraba)
The performances of the former Shooting Stars central defender seemingly went unnoticed last season, especially when compared to his partner in this XI. Alongside Kelvin Njoku, he helped Taraba form a defence wall upon which much of their fight against relegation was built on. He played something of a sweeping role (as close as it can be in a three-man defence), and also contributed important goals for his team.
Centre-Back – Ike ThankGod (Warri Wolves)
The big central defender was well rated by the Press, and it was a good recommendation for him.
His pace at the heart of Wolves' defence was crucial, best demonstrated during recovery. His contribution was a testament to his marked improvement that his performances have acted as hard evidence to his high ratings.
Left-Back – Ugwu Uwuadiegwu (Enyimba International)
The former Rangers star made the left side of the defence line his property. While Markson Ojobo had some decent competition in the form of Bright Esieme for his full-back role, Ugwu had precious little for his left-back spot. In fairness, this was primarily due to the exceptional season he experienced – several assists and a couple of amazing goals for the People's Elephants.
He provided genuine width with attacking potency, one of the few full-backs in Nigeria capable of doing so.
Defensive Midfield – Joseph Nathaniel (Sharks FC)
Sharks may have struggled during the business part of the campaign, but Joe was not one of those players caught up in that struggle for form.
He demonstrated why so many clubs are after his services. Generally playing in the middle of a three-man midfield, he had more freedom to showcase his dynamism and prove he is much more than the nominal holding midfielder that he is meant to be in Sharks' system, and it shows in his numbers for the season. A good season, that was crowned with a debut for the Super Eagles in an international friendly match against the Black Meteors of Ghana at the ultra-modern Akwa Ibom International Stadium.
Central Midfield – Victor Alegbe (Dolphins FC)
By their exceedingly high standards, Dolphins struggled for long periods, as their final league position suggests. The young Alegbe, however, turned out to be incredibly important to the Pride of Rivers' cause.
He was one of those players whose influence was felt in the colours of Stanley Eguma's team.
His superb passes at the final third were crucial for Dolphins in a season that was amazing by his standards. A player for the future.
Central Midfield – Kingsley Sokari (Enyimba International)
He was arguably the best Nigeria Professional Football League midfielder in the 2013/14 campaign.
You do not see many Nigerian midfielders with his characteristics – box-to-box types who will move up and down the pitch, making a difference in both penalty areas and, importantly, scoring goals.
To score goals from a pure midfield position is a fantastic effort.
Enyimba's expansive and forward-thinking 4-3-3 system has aided Sokari in as much as he is able to play his natural game.
Attacking Midfield – Rabiu Ali (Kano Pillars)
Rabiu is known as the Frank Lampard of Nigerian football. He offers double figures every season and last campaign was not different despite missing some games due to his visit to the Holy Land.
He has been consistently brilliant for Pillars across a number of seasons, and earns his place on merit.
Forward – Emem Eduok (Dolphins FC)
It speaks volumes for the outstanding season that Emem had on an individual point of view.
The highlight of the season was the six goals he netted against Nembe City at the Liberation Stadium.
He also marked a special campaign with the first ever goal on his international debut for the Super Eagles at the newly constructed Akwa Ibom International Stadium.
His pace and ability to get in behind defenders are vital for a team that like to keep the ball on the floor.
Forward – Mfon Udoh (Enyimba International)
A team of the season without the league’s top scorer wouldn't have had the needed spark, but Mfon's season and impact for the People's Elephants mean he cannot be left out. He finished with 23 NPFL goals, thus setting a new record.
It was bit of a gamble on the part of Enyimba, signing a striker once rejected by league teams. However, he easily justified the huge investment with an outstanding goalscoring season. His exploits were responsible Enyimba's second place finish in the final standings.
If he stays, he should be unleashed on CAF Champions League teams in 2015.

Can't wait for 2014/2015 season to start.

Emmysteve:
Can't wait for 2014/2015 season to start.

Really?

so dis page cant be alive without me?

Enyimba striker, Mfon Udoh, was voted
a Player of the Season in the Nigerian League at the League Bloggers Award, LBA, held Monday night in Lagos. Udoh beat his Enyimba teammate, Bobby Sokari, as well as the duo of Emem Uduok of Dolphins FC and Peter Ebimobowei of Bayelsa United to win the top accolade at the third edition of the LBA which took place at the Sheraton Hotel and Towers in the Lagos State Capital, Ikeja. For emerging as the Player of the Season, Udoh who is also the season’s top scorer with 23 goals was rewarded with a saloon car from a sponsor of the awards, 1960 bet. Udoh told PREMIUM TIMES that he was so honoured to be voted the best amongst the rest even as he also revealed that he was quitting the local scene for a shot at a brighter career oversees. “Every season the highest goal scorer don’t stay in the league, they go abroad; my own will not be any different,” the former Akwa United player, who has also featured for the Super Eagles B team, stated. “I am going to be in Europe next season.” In a well-attended ceremony, which also saw the presence of the League Management Company boss, Nduka Irabor, Kano Pillars was voted the Club of the Year for the third year running.
Kano Pillars captain, Theophilus Afelokhai, was also voted goalkeeper of the season while the club manager, Okey Emordi, was picked as the Manager of the season. Award Winners Mfon Udoh presented with car gift by LMC boss · Fair Play Award: Heartland FC · Best use of social media: Enyimba FC · Best club website: enyimbafc.net · Club with best designed jersey: Dolphins FC · Best new goalkeeper: Emmanuel Iwu of Heartland · Best developmental team: Lobi Stars · Best new player: Chisom Chikatara Abia Warriors · Best goalkeeper: Theophilus Afelokhai of Kano Pillars · Best foreign player in the league: Cameroonian Tamen Mendrano · Best newly promoted side: Giwa FC · Club of the year: Kano Pillars · Manager of the Year: Okey Emordi of Kano pillars · Best national team player: Gbolahan salami · Top scorer in the league: Mfon Udoh · Player of the season: Mfon Udoh Email

Aderonke Ogunleye The officials of the Nigeria Premier League side, Warri Wolves FC, have disclosed that they sent the names of 23 players to the Confederation of African Football, CAF, for registration ahead of next season’s CAF Confederation Cup. The club have also asked 12 players formerly on their books to look elsewhere to ply their trade as it prepares for the coming season. Arising from a meeting, which was chaired by its managing director, Davidson Owumi, on Monday, the club’s management also concluded that there would be no screening rather, it would upgrade two players from the feeder team adjudged good enough to play in the Premier League, recruit three young players from Delta State, and sign five players who have already been invited. The club also agreed not to release the names of the players who were let go as well as the new recruits until a later date. “It was a crucial meeting where we took some drastic decisions,” Mr. Owumi said. “All the names of those who are going and those whom we are discussing with would be released at a later date but I can tell you that one is coming from Crown FC, one from FC Taraba, two from Sunshine Stars and one from Akwa United. “Management also agreed to resume in early January and to move straight into a closed camp. We took all these decisions in the best interest of the club and in view of the task ahead as we want to avoid the mistakes of the past. The most important thing is that we have a team on ground to prosecute any of the assignments.” Warri Wolves finished third on the League table last season.

The Solid Miners' coach has urged the
league organizers to put in place a
series of pre-season competitions for
the country’s reps in Africa if the
league doesn't resume on time The head coach of Nasarawa United, Mohammed Baba Ganaru has
counselled the League Management
Company (LMC) to organize pre-
season competitions for the four clubs
that will represent the country in Caf
Interclub competitions next year to avert unimpressive outings. All the nation’s flagbearers in Africa
crashed out before the group stages
this year with Kano Pillars who
emerged as the league champions the
first to be thrown out in the
preliminary round of the Caf Champions League after a shock loss
to AS Vita Club of Democratic Republic
of Congo before Enyimba exited the
competition in the next round to AS
Real Bamako of Mali. The representatives in the Caf
Confederation Cup didn’t fare better
either as both Warri Wolves and
Bayelsa United were beaten in the
second round and play-off round by
CR Bizertin of Tunisia and Sewe Sports of Cote d’ Ivoire respectively. To ensure that the nation doesn’t
suffer such fate next year, Baba
Ganaru advised that the LMC should
strive to see that the league season
starts on time, but that in the
eventuality the season doesn’t resume until after the 2015 general elections,
the league organizers should put in
place pre-season tournaments to keep
the teams in shape. He said it won’t portray the country
well as one of the continent’s best if no
club progresses to the group stages of
either competitions stressing that only
good preparations and adequate
planning would make that possible. Baba Ganaru said to Goal: “It won’t give us good impression in Africa if
our teams failed to progress to the
group stage of the Caf Club
Competitions. The clubs that crashed
out in the early round of the
competitions are not to blame for this because they did not set out to crash
out. The failure to start the league on
time affected their preparations and
they were match rusty by the time the
competitions started." He went ahead: “We should work
towards ensuring that same situation
doesn’t arise again this term ahead of
the clubs' participation in Africa. The
LMC has a major role to play to keep
the clubs active and competitive till the start of the competitions. If the league
can start before the commencement of
the Caf games, it would go a long way
to help the clubs on the continent but
if that is not possible, properly co-
ordinated pre-season tournaments will go a long way to help these
teams.” The Nasarawa United helmsman also
rued his team’s inability to pick a
continental ticket after they were so
close to getting one before they lost it
to Warri Wolves who held them to a
2-2 draw in Lafia in a game in which victory would have landed them a
ticket. He, however, told Goal that he would
work on the deficiencies noticed in the
next league season to ensure that the
Soild Miners secure a place in Africa in
2016.

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oyetpel:
Hello Evestar200, can we chat?

Sorry, she's taken!!!

Ajibel:


Sorry, she's taken!!!

Not intimate chat joor, business chat

oyetpel:

Not intimate chat joor, business chat

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