Orkpekyandega:


The NFF have been very patient with him on this one. I suggest we excuse him for now. No sanctions should be given to him, but do not give him any call up even if he begs.

Isaac Success should take over his chance (not necessarily position)

TheSuperNerd:
To be honest, Victor Moses' excuses are becoming way too much. He keeps citing fitness concerns even when he wasn't a regular feature in the second half of the just concluded season for West Ham as he always mostly made the bench only coming on as a substitute on a few occasions even when "fit".

He also ended the season "Fit". Haba! It's very irritating indeed.

I am a big fan of Victor Moses, every one here knows that...... I always prefer him to Musa on our right flank. But right now.... this is near to the last straw Moses had drawn and when I see the many super options we have coming through in attack, I think it's time to leave Moses as he seems no more motivated to dorn Nigeria's Colors.

Even as I type this, It hurts. I so much like Victor Moses but We have a new era to build and promote. Little time exists for trivial nonsense.

justiz5:
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“And the players have taken to him because he is not arrogant unlike his predecessors, who dwelled so much on their exploits as players.”

TheGoodJoe:

In short, "he is someone you can control."

BascoVanVeli:


How did u get to that conclusion?

TheGoodJoe:


Apart from the Enyeama incident and Emenike incident, a lot of players did not have problems with Coach Oliseh. During the CHAN, the players showed solidarity to Coach Oliseh.

During Coach Keshi's reign, the players showed solidarity too.

When an NFF official is talking arrogance, definitely it is not just in respect to the players but someone who is not arrogant to the NFF members like Coach Oliseh.

So who did the players not take to because Coach was arrogant? Keshi, Oliseh or Siasia, or all of them or some.

Get us tough friendly games before singing praises.

BascoVanVeli:


Who cares if the official is right or is a jerk that gives u no right to jump to the conclusion that the man is someone that they can control, that is an unwarranted attack on his person with yet again no proof to back up ur allegation.

Mali is a good enough test to see what Salisu can do with a brand new team and now we go on to the next match to get a better glimpse of his team's style.

TheGoodJoe:


I like as you started it. You think I am aiming an attack on Coach Salisu Yusuf when it fact, your first statement shows I was referring to a statement made by The NFF official.

You know I dislike a lot of the attitudes of some of our official.

I was not in any way attacking Coach Yusuf.

I respect him, he is experienced, paid his dues and I am expecting fireworks from him after he is done carrying out an understudy of Guardiola at the Etihad campus.

I want real tests for our strength on the international scene. Luxembourg and Mali is not good enough a test for us. It is time we take bolder strides.

I remember us playing Italy and Catalonia under Coach Keshi and drawing with both. You can not tell me those are the same kind of test as playing Mali. Mind you, Coach Keshi's Super Eagles put 4 past Mali.

Please, look again, the control statement was in quotation marks, I was talking of the NFF officials statement and I further explained what I meant.

BascoVanVeli:


Quotation or not u are dropping shade simple and plain. Give the man his credit and stop looking for reasons to put him down. In his first match as coach of a brand new put together team Mali is more than good. I didn't hear none of this when Oliseh asked to play Niger. Btw Mali has not missed 2 afcon's in a row like us. Maybe we play bigger teams next time but as of now we should take things step by step.

BascoVanVeli:


Quotation or not u are dropping shade simple and plain. Give the man his credit and stop looking for reasons to put him down. In his first match as coach of a brand new put together team Mali is more than good. I didn't hear none of this when Oliseh asked to play Niger. Btw Mali has not missed 2 afcon's in a row like us. Maybe we play bigger teams next time but as of now we should take things step by step.

Orkpekyandega:
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'The Beast' Akinfenwa fires Wimbledon to League 1
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Adebayo Akinfenwa 'The Beast'

Nigerian-born Adebayo Akinfenwa 'The Beast' may have played his last game for AFC Wimbledon but that did not stop him from scoring for them to win promotion to the English League 1.

Wimbledon, formed by fans, beat Plymouth Argyle 2-0 at Wembley on Monday in a final promotion playoff of League 2.


Akinfenwa converted a penalty deep into stoppage time after he came on as a 75th minute substitute.

This season, the 34-year-old bulky striker scored eight goals for Wimbledon, but has been released by the club.

After winning the final, he promptly sent out a come-and-get-me plea after what he described as a dream final.
http://africanfootball.com/news/629665/-The-Beast-Akinfenwa-fires-Wimbledon-to-League-1

TheSuperNerd:
Mehn!!!! The dude is so hulky....

Adebayo Akinfenwa..... This guy na real life Soccer Hulk... forget that Brazilian Hulk wey dey play for Zenit St.Petersburg..


Abeg, in case we dey play people like Sumo wrestlers' nation...

make we consider this guy abeg......



Being the world's most physically powerful footballer no be small thing ooooo....

TheSuperNerd:
Mehn!!!! The dude is so hulky....

Adebayo Akinfenwa..... This guy na real life Soccer Hulk... forget that Brazilian Hulk wey dey play for Zenit St.Petersburg..


Abeg, in case we dey play people like Sumo wrestlers' nation...

make we consider this guy abeg......



Being the world's most physically powerful footballer no be small thing ooooo....

Orkpekyandega:

I think you seem to be taking the issue too far. 'That somebody can easily be controlled doesn't mean you want to run down the person's personality. It might just be his observation.

Besides, you do not expect every body to prove statements or observations made here beyond reasonable doubt. It may not be healthy for the person's image.

Some persons on this thread or forum generally have very close contacts with some public figures. That is why I personally do not doubt every
insinuation on this forum.

BascoVanVeli:


To me it sounds like we are calling him weak minded but i guess it is up to the reader to make his own interpretation. Also I don't think Thegoodjoe has any contact with public figures if so there would be a plank in Siasia's head.

TheGoodJoe:


No contact at all. I only met Coach Monday Sinclair because we stayed in the same compound. Then some footballers who are loyal to the coach because of he raised them in the game.

That is all. The plank is still in my hand sha.

joseph1013:
Perhaps we should not be in a hurry to hire a foreign coach. Can we allow Salisu take us for the next few games. He seems to know what he is doing. Actually trying out the new boys.

http://m.goal.com/s/en-ng/news/4079/features/2016/06/01/24148582/nigerias-new-era-begins-as-wonderkids-come-to-the-fore

TheGoodJoe:
The Stars of Barcelona align for Iheanacho.

-Nacho grew up a huge fan of Barcelona.

-Yaya Toure who won the Champions League with Barcelona became one of Africa's greatest player at Man City.

-Nacho's U17 Assistant coach was Coach Amunike who played for Barcelona.

-Rodolfo Borrell who helped develop Messi, Fabregas works as one of that Manchester City technical staffs.

-Txiki Bergiristain who is Manchester City's technical director is a former Coach and technical director of Barcelona.

-Our Chief Executive, Ferran Soriano used to work for Barcelona.

-And, Guardiola, the Barcelona coach Nacho watched as a kid is now Nacho's coach.

“I support Barcelona because I watched the Spanish league. I saw Yaya [Toure] playing for Barcelona… and now I’m playing with him. It’s a dream come true."... Kelechi Iheanacho.

#TeamNacho