linked:
I fear for yahaya... Seems Tt arent taking him serious.... Hmmm

blueto:

chai.
Nawa o
Good evening. hope you had a nice day

terzurum5:
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AF Nigeria International Friendlies Nigeria
Alampasu gets late Eagles call-up
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Portugal-based goalkeeper Dele Alampasu has been handed a late call-up to the Super Eagles for two friendlies against DR Congo and Cameroon this week.
Alampasu will join the Eagles training camp in Belgium later Wednesday, sources close to the Flying Eagles shot stopper informed AfricanFootball.com
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Alampasu (extreme right) will join Eagles later Wednesday after late call-up
AfricanFootball.com specially gathered that Alampasu will most likely act as cover for Wolves of England goalkeeper Carl Ikeme following the rumpus involving Lille shot stopper Vincent Enyeama and coach Sunday Oliseh in Belgium Tuesday night.
The two other goalkeepers called up by Oliseh – Femi Thomas of Enyimba and Ikechukwu Ezenwa from Sunshine Stars – are still stranded in Nigeria as they are yet to be granted entry visas to Europe.
The 18-year-old Alampasu, who has represented Nigeria at U17 and U20 levels, was on the final squad to last year’s CHAN in South Africa.
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africanfootball.com/news/574217/Alampasu-gets-late-Eagles-call-up

AIG07:
back to siasia's era u remember? Abeg we can't afford to miss another AFCON.

Icon4s:


That will b a good experience for d lad to learn from Enyeama himself and Carl Ikeme.

terzurum5:
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AF Nigeria International Friendlies Nigeria
Alampasu gets late Eagles call-up
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Portugal-based goalkeeper Dele Alampasu has been handed a late call-up to the Super Eagles for two friendlies against DR Congo and Cameroon this week.
Alampasu will join the Eagles training camp in Belgium later Wednesday, sources close to the Flying Eagles shot stopper informed AfricanFootball.com
[img]http://africanfootball.com/news/574217/Alampasu-gets-late-Eagles-call-up[/img]
Alampasu (extreme right) will join Eagles later Wednesday after late call-up
AfricanFootball.com specially gathered that Alampasu will most likely act as cover for Wolves of England goalkeeper Carl Ikeme following the rumpus involving Lille shot stopper Vincent Enyeama and coach Sunday Oliseh in Belgium Tuesday night.
The two other goalkeepers called up by Oliseh – Femi Thomas of Enyimba and Ikechukwu Ezenwa from Sunshine Stars – are still stranded in Nigeria as they are yet to be granted entry visas to Europe.
The 18-year-old Alampasu, who has represented Nigeria at U17 and U20 levels, was on the final squad to last year’s CHAN in South Africa.
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africanfootball.com/news/574217/Alampasu-gets-late-Eagles-call-up

TheSuperNerd:
So happy for Alampasu for I know he will one day be Super Eagles no.1

It's quite unfortunate it's coming as a result of a rift between "actual" skipper/captain and Head Coach but Sometimes it is in the midst of adversity or freak happenings such as this that gives another a chance to learn, grow and shine.

Reports from late last night say "all is settled" but I know that "some bad blood" remains. Just hope The team really comes together and sort this out "once and for all" coz I fear for our Afcon chances.

All the same, All the best to Dele "The Cat" Alampasu. Learn all you can and see yourself soar.......... *smiles*

Icon4s:


My brother its as if u dnt really understand our arguments here.We all agree including my humble self that Iheanacho is a Talented player and has a bright prospect. However, where we have nt agreed are:

1. That phrase "he is not there yet". They believe Iheanacho even at his current game level is among d best in the EPL. I am saying he is nt there yet meaning he is not among d best yet. They can even throw stones at me if possible at the mwntion of that phrase" nt there yet". Were u nt the one in an argument abt Iheanacho vs Victor Moses? I mean on what grounds can u compare Iheanacho that has nt played up to 30mins of EPL witg Victor Moses. They even say Iheanacho can effortlessly walk into d starting 11 of Arsenal, Spurs or Liverpool.Some1 even said Iheanacho is better than Giroud and Walcott. I dnt know what u will call that but I call it "Hype"!

2. I chose to b a bit conservative on my expectations. Remember I say he is a bright "prospect". It is nt 100% certain that he will become another Ronaldo or Messi cos a good number if footballers both in Nigeria and d world started like this and dey ended up average or below average.Some even say Iheanacho is d best player dat has ever played d U17 & for that he will authomatically b d greatest of his generation.My take is let us see him enjoy more playing time we will better b able to place him in a class. And some say he is already in a class of his own he should nt b classed with other EPL players bc he will DEFINITELY be better than them.

My brother I am a Nigerian like every one of us here. We all want d best for our national teams and dat starts with producing world class players. In my heart I believe Iheanacho is on his way to stardom bt henn several factors can make a once promising talent fail to live up to expectation.

I dnt care if I am d only one here on this side of d argument bt I know what I am talking abt.

Jst a little more of my CV: I have been involved in football development (youth level). I have understudied d root courses of failures of young talents to mature into d super stars that were expected of them. I have organised seminars on topics affecting youth developments at Diff academies. Iheanacho and a few others have attended my class.

Trust me I am a lot into youth development, even though it is nt my full time Job.Enjoy visiting dis thread cos I like interacting with youths. I learn alot from them as I have learnt alot from this thread.
Let us leave it there.

Icon4s:


My brother its as if u dnt really understand our arguments here.We all agree including my humble self that Iheanacho is a Talented player and has a bright prospect. However, where we have nt agreed are:

1. That phrase "he is not there yet". They believe Iheanacho even at his current game level is among d best in the EPL. I am saying he is nt there yet meaning he is not among d best yet. They can even throw stones at me if possible at the mwntion of that phrase" nt there yet". Were u nt the one in an argument abt Iheanacho vs Victor Moses? I mean on what grounds can u compare Iheanacho that has nt played up to 30mins of EPL witg Victor Moses. They even say Iheanacho can effortlessly walk into d starting 11 of Arsenal, Spurs or Liverpool.Some1 even said Iheanacho is better than Giroud and Walcott. I dnt know what u will call that but I call it "Hype"!

2. I chose to b a bit conservative on my expectations. Remember I say he is a bright "prospect". It is nt 100% certain that he will become another Ronaldo or Messi cos a good number if footballers both in Nigeria and d world started like this and dey ended up average or below average.Some even say Iheanacho is d best player dat has ever played d U17 & for that he will authomatically b d greatest of his generation.My take is let us see him enjoy more playing time we will better b able to place him in a class. And some say he is already in a class of his own he should nt b classed with other EPL players bc he will DEFINITELY be better than them.

My brother I am a Nigerian like every one of us here. We all want d best for our national teams and dat starts with producing world class players. In my heart I believe Iheanacho is on his way to stardom bt henn several factors can make a once promising talent fail to live up to expectation.

I dnt care if I am d only one here on this side of d argument bt I know what I am talking abt.

Jst a little more of my CV: I have been involved in football development (youth level). I have understudied d root courses of failures of young talents to mature into d super stars that were expected of them. I have organised seminars on topics affecting youth developments at Diff academies. Iheanacho and a few others have attended my class.

Trust me I am a lot into youth development, even though it is nt my full time Job.Enjoy visiting dis thread cos I like interacting with youths. I learn alot from them as I have learnt alot from this thread.
Let us leave it there.

safarigirl:
people don't think alike. Hyping works for some and critiquing for others. Perhaps hyping Kelechi will make him want to do more and critiquing him will make him feel useless. If someone keeps telling you you're dumb, you could end up feeling dumb. Icon doesn't criticize, that would involve stating the good and bad of the player and points to help him improve. How many good things has he said of Kelechi? Na so so comparison. Kelechi vs. Aguero, Silva, Sterling, Ogbeche, Rabiu, soon he'll compare him to Agbim. That boy is yet to put a foot wrong, until he does, we will keep hyping him. The day he phucks up, we'll deal with him like we've been dealing with Mikel for the past 5 or so years

TheGoodJoe:
Na wa for you. Nacho can never break into Arsenal effortlessly. We can never meam that. First of all, he will have to learn the teams pattern of play. He will have to understand the coach's philosophy. Arsene Wenger is also meticulous in his work and Nacho will have to prove he can fit into the system. So how can we expect Nacho to break in effortlessly. Even Kanu Nwankwo, Henry and co. did not break in effortlessly.

Icon4s:


My brother its as if u dnt really understand our arguments here.We all agree including my humble self that Iheanacho is a Talented player and has a bright prospect. However, where we have nt agreed are:

1. That phrase "he is not there yet". They believe Iheanacho even at his current game level is among d best in the EPL. I am saying he is nt there yet meaning he is not among d best yet. They can even throw stones at me if possible at the mwntion of that phrase" nt there yet". Were u nt the one in an argument abt Iheanacho vs Victor Moses? I mean on what grounds can u compare Iheanacho that has nt played up to 30mins of EPL witg Victor Moses. They even say Iheanacho can effortlessly walk into d starting 11 of Arsenal, Spurs or Liverpool.Some1 even said Iheanacho is better than Giroud and Walcott. I dnt know what u will call that but I call it "Hype"!

2. I chose to b a bit conservative on my expectations. Remember I say he is a bright "prospect". It is nt 100% certain that he will become another Ronaldo or Messi cos a good number if footballers both in Nigeria and d world started like this and dey ended up average or below average.Some even say Iheanacho is d best player dat has ever played d U17 & for that he will authomatically b d greatest of his generation.My take is let us see him enjoy more playing time we will better b able to place him in a class. And some say he is already in a class of his own he should nt b classed with other EPL players bc he will DEFINITELY be better than them.

My brother I am a Nigerian like every one of us here. We all want d best for our national teams and dat starts with producing world class players. In my heart I believe Iheanacho is on his way to stardom bt henn several factors can make a once promising talent fail to live up to expectation.

I dnt care if I am d only one here on this side of d argument bt I know what I am talking abt.

Jst a little more of my CV: I have been involved in football development (youth level). I have understudied d root courses of failures of young talents to mature into d super stars that were expected of them. I have organised seminars on topics affecting youth developments at Diff academies. Iheanacho and a few others have attended my class.

Trust me I am a lot into youth development, even though it is nt my full time Job.Enjoy visiting dis thread cos I like interacting with youths. I learn alot from them as I have learnt alot from this thread.
Let us leave it there.

When Enyeama arrived for training, as captain, he's required to introduce his players. When he stood up to do so, Oliseh asked him to sit down for Musa to do the honors. Later at dinner, Oliseh started saying he won't allow stubborn, disrespectful players in his team and singled out Moses and Enyeama for acting like they're too big to play for him and said he has won more in his career than any of the current SE players. Enyeama attempted to speak up for the players despite the loss of his captaincy, but Oliseh told him he can leave camp if he's unhappy. Enyeama then asked if he was treating him so cuz he arrived late and once again reminded him that he had buried his mum hence his late arrival, but Oliseh told him to shut up and sit down and called security when Enyeama wouldn't. Other officials tried to wade in, but Enyeama walked out before security came. Oliseh even threw a jab at Echiejile saying he shouldn't get comfortable cuz he had a better LB if not for Visa issues

safarigirl:
According to @drteepie on twitter, this is what REALLY happened: cc icon4s, bascovanveli, thegoodjoe, terzurum, thesupernerd, joseph1013

Danycrusoe:
Why Is Sir Terzurum booking Spaces... lol

safarigirl:
According to @drteepie on twitter, this is what REALLY happened: cc icon4s, bascovanveli, thegoodjoe, terzurum, thesupernerd, joseph1013