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

hollandis:
Are u a learner?

amonzeus: u sir needs to start learing frm her

olowodaran: remember how osaze ignored germany because of nigeria. If we can't repay him nw then when?t he is beta than ideye and he is d only one that cn utilizes d passes of mikell

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

dolphinife: Reading all the comments above, it is very clear that some of us have a short memory. Osaze raised pertinent questions which also raise it ugly head between NFF and super eagles last week. The man(osaze) was brought up in a liberal environment where injustice was seen as a bane to growth.

Through these irresponsible comments, nobody has look at the issues raised by osaze, what he kick against and some other social anomalies. Look at what NFF did to Emenike. When all the punishments and embargos were being placed on Osaze, even joseph yobo was so happy that his enemy has been put to shame. The same fate befell Yobo after the nations cup, and he's crying more than the bereave now.
Osaze stand for justice, equity and progress. Instead of criticising osaze, we should condemn the divide and rule actions of these NFF who are head-bent on appropriating all the money meant for the players to themselves.

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

collynzo2: In the future?? At what age?

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

femzybiz: 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.”

dvdon: Osaze Look how stupid u are n sound. After ranting and forming rambo now u r humble.

dolphinife: Reading all the comments above, it is very clear that some of us have a short memory. Osaze raised pertinent questions which also raise it ugly head between NFF and super eagles last week. The man(osaze) was brought up in a liberal environment where injustice was seen as a bane to growth.

Through these irresponsible comments, nobody has look at the issues raised by osaze, what he kick against and some other social anomalies. Look at what NFF did to Emenike. When all the punishments and embargos were being placed on Osaze, even joseph yobo was so happy that his enemy has been put to shame. The same fate befell Yobo after the nations cup, and he's crying more than the bereave now.
Osaze stand for justice, equity and progress. Instead of criticising osaze, we should condemn the divide and rule actions of these NFF who are head-bent on appropriating all the money meant for the players to themselves.

prem love: u are right bt we dont need him nw we dont need rebel

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!

Saint Chukz: Good Commentary...until i joined, you were the only one who had posted a sensible comment here, unlike all the previous senseless and hypocritical posts. The fact still lingers that the questions Osaze raised during his twitter rants are still being left unanswered and this shows there is a fundamental flaw with the whole system, i believe players like Osaze are not exactly the problem with our football or sports but associations like the NFF are, not until such fundamental flaws are corrected then we'll just keep moving in circles. Last Note...Osaze would have being a far more effective striker than the combined duo of Musa and Ideye right now.

Segadem:
Thank You my brother, He was always there for Nigeria before he left Russia for England. I Think the man has little knowledge about the english press,and the success he had with the WBA in his first season got into his head.(my thought though)

supaeagles: 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 let bygones be bygones.

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