Angelo Ogbonna and David Alaba are the biggest lost for the country.

THUNDER4real: Nigeria will end their career, let them remain where they are.

feyif: Just In Case It Makes Fp

fine babe...how re u

They are all good especally alaba,adebayor but please we dont need some who are flat footed players from division one england,we dont want another "MIKELis OBIlis" in the making.we dont want players crying nigeria have wrecked their careers after only playing 3 extra time mins in one friendly match they should just play for those foriegn teams

mikron: medicine after death. btw we have other tallented players that have not been called up to the national team that are better than some of these guys u mentioned. naija is truelly blessed

So true!
The beautiful ones are not born...
Nigeria is blessed with lots of talents.

This goes to show that a counrry has to place much value in its citizens for them to equally to reciprocate in kind.

feyif: Just In Case It Makes Fp

whaooo

Lilimax:

La la la. Alalalalalal alalalalalalal front page king heheheheheh

We only need 2 or 3 of them. The rest are liabilities!

Ayaf hear

Bobbystanley: What about me?

I am born of Nigerian Parents but decided to play for India national team.

I wouldn't want to play for a clueless Coach like Keshi and play with a snail that calls himself Mikel Obi.

Lmao. And then you woke up

I will have felt bad if they were top players. In a Nigerian shirt from a Nigerian camp coached by a Nigerian and warehoused by a Nigerian FA, I doubt if they will have turned out better than what we have now. There has always been this fascination with foreign born and bred talents but we've not seen a lasting impact. From the Reuben Agboola's to the chap that fractured his foot enroute Brazil 2014, they have been decent but not spectacular and certainly not worth the hype.

I think the category of players that have impacted the game most were those set of guys who left our shores early, unknown and unheralded but turned spectacular over time. The likes of Jay Jay, Richard Owubokiri, the late Sam Okwaraji and of course Victor Moses. This is the clutch of players we should be exploiting not necessarily the former.

Apart from david alaba, the rest are everything but good! We are much better without them

Na dis supa chicken wey play yestanite dem wan play for,my only worry is dat some gud players dia have been used and dumped by dia adoptive countries,not dat they switced allegiance.

Emmanuel Adebayor was rejected by Nigeria when he came to camp for one U-17 tourney.I av forgotten the year but the guy really wanted to play for Nigeria.

Well alaba was rejected in favor of grandpa edile for the u17...funny how no one knows where he is now.

SB

Nice work pal but what about Jordan Ibe

THUNDER4real: Nigeria will end their career, let them remain where they are.

Thanks a lot


@Feyif; You too like FP things

edi287: Well alaba was rejected in favor of grandpa edile for the u17...funny how now one knows where he is now.

U dnt mean it,buh dat edile was gud back then o,2007 under 17 world cup.
You made me remember coach Adeyemi Tella,make i no go sobber o.

What about Olisadebe?

Alaba all the way!

chimeluiz: The ones we have now nkor...only David Alaba, Oguchi n Ogbonna would offer us anything better because we lack real quality at the heart of our defence


Meanwhile what has happened to Obafemi Martins that we pleaded with to play for Nigeria, where is he today in the super eagles n let us not mention Victor Moses who has declined steadily since his first game with the Super Eagles. What of Sone Aluko, Bright Dike, Leon Balogun and the list goes on...


Our problems are not the players alone, its the entire system, its not Just Keshi or Mikel its the entire system from Danagog (sports minister) down to the players meanwhile we also the fans have to share the blame too

#EnuffSaid

Well Said.

@Op, Why my name no dey der na


For that I'm closing this thread.

TrollMan: They did the right thing by ignoring Nigeria.
I'm Happy For Them.

lol

If all of them were to play for nigeria,it will still make no difference cos I've nt seen the impact them made individually at various adopted countries

edi287: Well alaba was rejected in favor of grandpa edile for the u17...funny how now one knows where he is now.

Thanks, dat was what I was going to type. Austria reacted quickly and capped him when he was 17! What a loss

Most of them are really average players. What's Oguchi Onyewu doing on that list? He couldn't even feature well for a crappy AC Milan team.

etebefia: Emmanuel Adebayor is not a nigerian.

one of his parent is from Ejigbo! Ejigbo is in osun state! Nigeria