Nigerian international, Osaze Odemwingie has hinted that he hasn’t shut the door on his international career,adding that he will be available to play for Nigeria if selected. Odemwingie has been left out of the Super Eagles since February 2012,after he fell out with coach Stephen Keshi and also the Nigerian Football Federation(NFF),taking to the social media,Twitter, to vent his anger.

“ I would like to play international football again of course, if my country calls on me I will go and help them, I can never say no to my country,” Odemwingie said on the BBC while acting as a pundit in Nigeria’s game against Tahiti in the FIFA Confederations Cup.

The West Brom attacker also had a problem with his club,after he failed to secure a move away from the club in January,to join Queens Park Rangers.

But Odemwingie who was frozen out of West Brom’s team,before making substitute appearances,said that he would likely leave the midlands club in search of regular football.

“I thought things could be done easier, there was a new manager who came in and it didn’t go in my favour. I was moved out of my position. I made my name by scoring goals.” “It looks like I will leave the Hawthorns. We are talking now – but where I’ll end up I don’t know,” Odemwingie said. “I want playing time. Even if it is a team that is not so good, from the Championship – I will go” there as I just want to play.”

Lesson to be learnt from Osaze's saga -When you talk too much,you become highly predictable and end up as a scapegoat.

Lesson to be learnt from Osaze's saga -When you talk too much,you become highly predictable and end up as a scapegoat.

You are on point! Everyone wants to be associated with Success. He is probably trying his chance to appear at the world cup. however, in my candid opinion, I still believe we need his service.

Keshi ll decide if he wnts him back

Hmm ... After falling down the pecking order with clubs like Crystal Palace courting your attention, you now know you still wanna play for the national team?

Sorry Bro, try Tahiti if possible

Hmmm... even after his display of madness (my way of putting it), I still believe the Super Eagles needs him. He's a great player..

Hmm..everyone loves success.anyhow odemwingie is a better striker than any nigerian striker nw

keshi pls av mesi,act like a fada,4give n 4get.Rememba d prodigal son,bring him back.Biko

it is too late to cry when the head is off ... bros your time has passed

we could use him in brazil right now ...instead of that yeye ideye.....him and emenike will terrorize defenses at next year world cup

We should take him back. Part of a coach's job is manage drama queens who are very talented on the field, so Oga Keshi, please let bygones be bygones.

Yeah, most times things don't turn out the way we expect

This is a result of being ranting, self egoism and loquaciousness. I just hope keshi consider nd add him 2 his plan

A player once respectd by many great players, wbrom fans and even courted by big clubs jst wasted his talent. Click LIKE if u think he needs to stop being proud n stubborn.

nerodenero: Lesson to be learnt from Osaze's saga -When you talk too much,you become highly predictable and end up as a scapegoat.

nerodenero: Lesson to be learnt from Osaze's saga -When you talk too much,you become highly predictable and end up as a scapegoat.

Are you a stammerer

NEVER LET UR EGO WRITE U A CHECK UR BODY CAN'T CASH

Emmadani: keshi pls av mesi,act like a fada,4give n 4get.Rememba d prodigal son,bring him back.Biko

It takes a real man, a real leader, one who is not out for a pound of flesh or revenge, to do what you ask for!

But as a Nigerian, l think you appreciate how vengeful we are.
Very unforgiving, especially if a little success falls our way.

To be honest, just like in our churches, TRUTH HAS SUFFERED A LOT.
Osaze said the truth but maybe, just may be his approach was WRONG ...by Nigerian standards!

Its called "Bigmannism"!

I think he has learnt his lesson ...though "learning to keep quiet in the face of tyranny" is actually not a lesson we should all desire to learn! .... but this is Nigeria naah (Upside-down mentality)

I feel for the guy, he was brought up in an environment where "fear and waka-on-top-my-head, make l chop" was not the norm and was not imbibed into him!
My own kids have same mentality. They will question you without fear, respectfully though, no matter how old you are.
They will tell you the truth, irrespective of the consequence. I appreciate it but l fear for them.

Well, l have provided and ...they've got "options" anyway.

If Osaze is the best striker we have right now, including him can only make us BETTER.
If he shows "true remorse" (l hate that word/feeling when l know he is right in his allegations!) and Keshi still ignores him, l will urge him to take heart.
Life goes on.
Focus on your Club career, you wont be the first or the last.

Most importantly,. improve your game, to the point where YOU CANNOT BE IGNORED.
Who knows, a change of nationality might even be a good start for you.
Zlatan Ibrahimovich is a good example.

Lastpage!

BTW: These Twitter, facebook and other Social Media has ruined many lives, l hope others are learning to "control their urge to vent" on S.M., especially when your identity is "identifiable"?

ULSHERLAN:
Are you a stammerer

He may even be stuttering Stanley ..... stuttering Stanley .... stuttering Stanley

I wonder where he lost it. This dude used to be the first foreign based player to report to camp anywhere in the world. Na waaa!

When he learns to keep his mouth shut, then he can play.

thoniann: I wonder where he lost it. This dude used to be the first foreign based player to report to camp anywhere in the world. Na waaa!

It is called pride. It precedes a fvck up

I can imagine Osaze scrolling through this page as a nairalander now. Mehn dem comments gon drive him nuts.

They are doing him from his village

Maxymilliano: Hmm ... After falling down the pecking order with clubs like Crystal Palace courting your attention, you now know you still wanna play for the national team?

Sorry Bro, try Tahiti if possible

Laff Don tear my sokoto

We all know he was wrong and I think he has learnt is lessons. Not playing him in nations cup, confedcup and qualifiers is enough punishment already mr Keshi.
Honestyly, We need Osaze. He's better than any of our strikerS ATM.
Please Reconsider Coachy lala!!!!!!!!!!!!

I believe Osaze still have lots to offer d super eagles. A strike force of Osaze, Moses and Emenike would be a massive boost to the team.

ULSHERLAN:
Are you a stammerer

b.o.r.i.n.g

what was his commet(osaze)

Its time to look for a new club now he needs Nigeria. Well, if he makes a public apology on twitter,facebook, 7 national newspapers...em em what else, NFF and Keshi should see him like the small boy that he is and forgive him.

Everyone makes mistake at one point or the other.

mama-gee:
So after ignoring the team during their worst times...

He wants to return when the team is beginning to build up as a reckoning force.

I hope Keshi ignores this ranting goat and continue improving the team with the players he's provided with

With a player like Odemwingie, Nigeria have no patriots

Are u a learner?