TheGoodJoe:


The statement in the article is clear. He rejected the proposal to play for us. Finish. Might consider later does not count. Wish Ola Aina the best in his English National Team career.

clefstone:
for starters, I never wrote that she says nonsense as u falsely quoted. As a matter of fact, I fancy safarigirl as one of the brightest nairalanders. The only issue I have with her is her feminist and argumentative chatacter which I know is because of her inecperience in life(i was once like that).

On Mikel, I would totally understand it if someone calls Mikel a failure. Yes, he has made a lot of money from football and is living a life many of us can only dream of. But I watched Mikel play in his teenage years and thought he would one day become one of the best midfielders in the world. But do you know what he decided to be? A coward. A mediocre who killed his own talent by deciding to play safe and not explore his own talent. Take a look at Kevin De Bruyne. When Mourinho didn't show faith in him what did he do? He pushed for a transfer to Wolfsburg because he knew he was better than what he was getting at Chelsea. The kid went to Germany, proved himself and today is playing for city and regarded as d best player in the epl.
Mikel was in a De Bruyne situation early in his career and decided to remain there. He will never be a great either for club or country cos he failed to dream, to take a risk.
So yes, mikel is a failure in some ways

TheGoodJoe:

There is no place in the article that said Ovie Ejaria pledged his international future to England. Misleading headline.

Stop all this Tiago Ilori thing. I followed him from when the Sporting Lisbon coach had problems with the senior players and promoted him.

He was captain of all the Portuguese junior teams he played for and looked a sure bet for the Portuguese national team. It is totally different from Ovie. Ovie Ejaria declared he wants to play for Nigeria before we approached him.

Tiago Ilori declared he wants to play for Portugal before they approached him.

TheGoodJoe:


There is no guarantee. Iwobi played with the Junior teams of England, yet he refused to play for their senior team, despite a personal consultation from England.

It is where the heart lies, not U17 interest.

clefstone:
for starters, I never wrote that she says nonsense as u falsely quoted. As a matter of fact, I fancy safarigirl as one of the brightest nairalanders. The only issue I have with her is her feminist and argumentative chatacter which I know is because of her inecperience in life(i was once like that).

On Mikel, I would totally understand it if someone calls Mikel a failure. Yes, he has made a lot of money from football and is living a life many of us can only dream of. But I watched Mikel play in his teenage years and thought he would one day become one of the best midfielders in the world. But do you know what he decided to be? A coward. A mediocre who killed his own talent by deciding to play safe and not explore his own talent. Take a look at Kevin De Bruyne. When Mourinho didn't show faith in him what did he do? He pushed for a transfer to Wolfsburg because he knew he was better than what he was getting at Chelsea. The kid went to Germany, proved himself and today is playing for city and regarded as d best player in the epl.
Mikel was in a De Bruyne situation early in his career and decided to remain there. He will never be a great either for club or country cos he failed to dream, to take a risk.
So yes, mikel is a failure in some ways

BascoVanVeli:


U can't say that becos Iwobi stopped getting invited for England and that is the main thing that opened the door; this is wat Wenger believes and I do too. It is about making the player feel wanted and if we don't start early that will come to question when we go ask them to join us. Loyalty would have already been built in them for another flag.

forgiveness:



Na me write the article?

Ovie Ejiara has accepted to play for England, Chikena.

Don't worry I show you his pictures wearing England Jersey.


'Ovie Ejiara declared to play for Nigeria before England approached him', ba? but he is wearing England Jersey?

Tiago Ilori declared to play for Portugal but you can also see him in the Nigerian Jersey if we are serious. Chikena.

Ovie Ejiara declared for Nigeria publicly and England was aware but still approached him. You can see the results for yourself.

forgiveness:



Na me write the article?

Ovie Ejiara has accepted to play for England, Chikena.

Don't worry I show you his pictures wearing England Jersey.


'Ovie Ejiara declared to play for Nigeria before England approached him', ba? but he is wearing England Jersey?

Tiago Ilori declared to play for Portugal but you can also see him in the Nigerian Jersey if we are serious. Chikena.

Ovie Ejiara declared for Nigeria publicly and England was aware but still approached him. You can see the results for yourself.

TheGoodJoe:


It is not the English National Team. Ovie Ejaria declared his international future to Nigeria. Playing in the English U20 team does not affect his international future. There is no U-turn.

You and the author of the article should know that.

forgiveness:


Allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Chelsea defender Ola Aina was sounded out about the possibility of[b] represent Nigeria at the 2016 Olympic Games[/b] by emissaries sent by the Nigeria Football Federation.

But the Londoner rejected the Nigerian Federation’s proposal as he is focused on representing the youth teams of his country of birth, England.

At this stage, Ola Aina is not considering switching his international allegiance from England to Nigeria just like that, and it is has been suggested that he might consider the prospect of turning out for the Super Eagles.

At international level, the 19-year-old’s future has been the subject of intense speculation, and his father Olufemi Aina has said that he can’t force him to represent Nigeria as the player is now an adult and can make his own decisions.

The promising youngster recently sorted out his future at Chelsea by putting pen to paper on a new four-year contract.


Oga, Na for your heart e 'finish' but the article stated he only rejected to represent Nigeria at 'THE 2016 OLYMPICS GAMES' the same way Iwobi, Iheanacho and Co rejected due to one reason or another. Period!

And it went further to tell us that he 'might consider to turn out for the Super Eagles like Iwobi and Iheanacho.

Abi na only Iwobi and Iheanacho get sense pass?


Always read to comprehend. Well, I am not doing this for you but for the gullible ones.

forgiveness:


Did Ola Aina reject the Nigerian National Team?

You also need to know that.

TheGoodJoe:


Leave out Tiago Ilori. We are not thinking of him playing for us. Leave the young man to keep fighting for his Portuguese call-up. That is where his heart is. That is not what Nigeria needs.

Did you not see Kevin Prince Boateng and Ghana? No loyalty or respect to the team. We need those who are proud to wear the green white green. Not those wishing Portugal calls them.

forgiveness:



My friend stop tell me what you don't know?

Answer this questions, Did Ovie Ejaria declare to play for Nigeria publicly?

Is England aware or not?

Why is he accepting to play for England under aged over the Nigerian National team?

Answer those simple questions before proceed.

forgiveness:



My friend stop telling me what you don't know.

Answer this questions, Did Ovie Ejaria declare to play for Nigeria publicly?

Is England aware or not?

Why is he accepting to play for England under aged over the Nigerian National team?

Answer those simple questions before proceed.

TheGoodJoe:


I read and comprehended well. Iheanacho and Iwobi did not reject the Olympics. Not at all. They hammered it repeatedly that they wanted to go to the Olympics. Their clubs stopped them. These guys are key players for their clubs. Ola Aina is not.

In Ola Aina's case, he rejected to play in the Olympics to focus on English Youth football. That is not what we want. If Ola Aina said he wanted to play and the club stopped him, it would be a different case.

He rejected us and we wish his English career goodluck.

He should say hi to Jordan Hype for me.

TheGoodJoe:


We do not want "I MIGHT CONSIDER". We want, "I WANT TO PLAY FOR NIGERIA." .

TheGoodJoe:


Ovie Ejaria pledged his international future to Nigeria.

Playing for the U20 team for England does not affect his international future.

Short and simple.

forgiveness:



Why did he chose England U20 over Nigeria National team?

TheGoodJoe:


Tiago Ilori dreams of Portugal. That is not what we want. We wish him the best.

forgiveness:



Please kindly show us where he rejected the Nigerian National team?

Do it with concrete evidence and not your opinion. NFF

forgiveness:


Yes! The same way Ovie Ejaria dreams of England U20 over Nigeria National team. Chai!

That boy dream small oooo.

TheGoodJoe:


Are you serious? Where did he get a Nigerian team call up? He did not get a call-up from the Super Eagles. So how can he reject it?

forgiveness:



My friend stop telling me what you don't know.

Answer this questions, Did Ovie Ejaria declare to play for Nigeria publicly?

Is England aware or not?

Why is he accepting to play for England under aged over the Nigerian National team?

Answer those simple questions before proceed.

forgiveness:


Yes! The same way OLA AINA HAMMERED it loud and clear REPEATEDELY that he wants to go to the Olympics before he changed his mind the same way IWOBI AND IHEANACHO changed theirs.

you mean he is not important and yet he makes Chelsea's first team and even the bench?

You want evidence?


Oya take am.




Chelsea Starlet Ola Aina Will Not Reject Nigeria Call Up; Also Available For England Youth Teams


Published: July 03, 2016


Chelsea talent Ola Aina has made himself available for selection for Nigeria after talks that place in England between the defender, his father Olufemi Aina and representatives of the Nigeria Football Federation.

However, it must be stressed that the London-born stopper is not entirely turning his back on England as he is an important member of their youth teams, or in other words any country that he plays competitively for first at senior level will secure his international future.

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=19632

forgiveness:


He has technically and Tactically rejected the Nigerian National team. Chikena!

Nigeria wishes him all the best in his sojourn with the English. o re via! Chai!

TheGoodJoe:


Now I know you are joking. Ovie Ejaria pledged his international future to Nigeria. It is so simple to understand.

forgiveness:



Many water don pass the river ever since he declared hence his romance with his new darling 'England U20 team' Chai! he has rescinded his decision to play for us.

forgiveness:


Yes! The same way Ovie Ejaria dreams of England U20 over Nigeria National team. Chai!

That boy dream small oooo.

forgiveness:



Many water don pass the river ever since he declared hence his romance with his new darling 'England U20 team' Chai! he has rescinded his decision to play for us.

goldfish80:

I hope you have your flack jacket ready, you don't say this sort of thing about Mikel and go scot-free on this thread

ChrisKels:


Sir, Ovie has neither said anything about the call up nor honored the call. He NEVER said he has changed his mind concerning his allegiance to Nigeria . That was just a caption of an article to attract readers. Don't let that deceive u. He might get an Eagles call up after the Zambia match. Take it easy bro.

ChrisKels:


My dear ola doesn't feel African likewise ibe. I was even expecting u to talk about Fela who openly said he is open to both England and Nigeria, not I want England but might consider Nigeria on the long run. Meaning if my dream of playing for England fails, den I might fall back to Nigeria. Dat word *might* says it all bro. Wanna do a Shola Ameobi? Nedum Onuoha is already an English football legend... Lol