TheGoodJoe:


Is that not Onyekuru spotting the ten Jersey?

Icon4s:


If he had not gone through the compulsory MRI now, Age-cheating allegations would have been flying here there.

Shukusheka:
Since 2008,i can't remember any competition England has ever been tagged favorite. Who are the people overrating them?

tbaba1234:


Nigeria is such a religious country but the corruption is terrible.

Icon4s:

I can bet you don't even know 90% of those players on that list.
So just say what you know.

Mujtahida:

NFF should extend the policy of using non-league players for the u- 17 to the u - 20 or at least saying that they should use 10 league players, 10 non league players and 5 foreign born players. With these they can kill three birds with one stone: reduce the number of age cheats who proliferate the local league who get into the team 2)unearth new talents 3)cap young foreign born players at least at the age grade level.

somehow:
So letting Ezenwa go would be tagged as a wise move by a business man called Ifeanyi Ubah in a world cup period?

tbaba1234:


Onyekuru is also from Aspire academy.. I thought it was him but was not 100% sure.

Shukusheka:
and you understand football more than everyone else who agree Moses had a bad game today? Everyone is singling Moses and Morata out, but of course you know football more than everyone else.

tbaba1234:


Bentley did very well to invest the money, he made from football.

For Nigerian players, the moment you start making money, all your family members will be on your neck. You will discover long lost relatives. Before you know it, you are carrying the problems of battalion. Once you reject one person, your matter will be tabled in the next family meeting.

This does not apply to just players.

TheGoodJoe:


As soon as I saw the comment, the next thing that flashed through my mind was "The Next David Beckham." Funny enough, that was how the author started the Article.

Mujtahida:

NFF should extend the policy of using non-league players for the u- 17 to the u - 20 or at least saying that they should use 10 league players, 10 non league players and 5 foreign born players. With these they can kill three birds with one stone: reduce the number of age cheats who proliferate the local league who get into the team 2)unearth new talents 3)cap young foreign born players at least at the age grade level.

tbaba1234:
Guess who is working with Uzoho in Spain to get him to WC level... Super eagles goalkeeping coach, Enrico Pionetti

komekn:


This may seem contradictory but if Ebuehi was to go to Celtic it would give him more exposure and if he performs he could find himself in the EPL on some very good £££.

But then he may be very content with Portuguese league.

TheGoodJoe:


Is that not Onyekuru spotting the ten Jersey?

ChrisKels:


Onyekuru is second from the left at the back roll

TheGoodJoe:

Nah. Certainly the number 10.

Icon4s:


If he had not gone through the compulsory MRI now, Age-cheating allegations would have been flying here there.

ChrisKels:


We should please do everything possible here to bring Philip Chijioke Ejimadu to the NFF's notice. We shouldn't let that gem slip.

His mum is Brazilian and dad Nigeria-American. His dad regards his route hence, Philip and not Felipe, Chijioke and not Bentley or Anderson, Ejimadu and not Emerson or Gregor.

Dude has Igbo written all over him, we should go for Dat boy wt every armory in our Arsenal. He is a gem

Just imagine this in the next 3 years

Uzoho
Okoye
Ejimadu
Alampasu
Akpan
Etc

Joebie:
The quota system will make our scouts go to work. But those scouted should still earn their place in the team. Only the best regardless of where they are from should make the final list.

TheGoodJoe:


Nah. Certainly the number 10.

goldfish80:

He also let Stephen Eze, an integral player with the home based eagles with a healthy sale on value to Europe leave. Point is, you're not in the man's pocket. Even Joshua Obaje was let go by the club.
If by any means means you believe Ezenwa was let go due to under performance then, you're totally misinformed.

Icon4s:


If he had not gone through the compulsory MRI now, Age-cheating allegations would have been flying here there.

tbaba1234:


Uzoho was picked by Aspire academy from a secondary school competition. He is just a big boy and his beards is making him look older.

somehow:
League standing

Mujtahida:

Don't try to twist my narrative and stoke up sentiments. Kanu is one of my favourite players. I didn't put Kanu and Agbim in the same sentence. Show me where I did. I mentioned Agbim to illustrate a point that merely mentioning a player without digging deep to indicate how many times he featured for that club is being somewhat superficial cos we know that a player can be signed by Real Madrid yet he played zero or so negligible number of matches. So if you want your assertion to be seen for the fact you are advancing kindly show us the stats of all these players for those clubs and then the position clubs like Marseille, Betis, Dortmund, Juve, Anderlecht, Everton, Frankfurt, occupied on the league table. That's what will tell the full story. That's why when I challenged you with Kanu at Inter you said he didn't play for a reason but you forgot that when you mentioned Inter abi?
So it's only the full stats that tell the full story not just that Oruma played for Marseille.

Mujtahida:

Nooo. ChrisKels is correct.

Daejoyoung:

This difficulty in winning away games is still a problem in our leagues.

Oasis007:




.......... but before Oliseh signed for Juventus he was a Regular at Ajax where he won the Eredivisie and KNVB Cup Twice. He spent just two Seasons with Ajax, won 3 Titles and had 54 Caps, 8 Goals as a DM - fantastic Stats I say. Let me also remind you he was a Regular at FC Cologne - 54 Caps, 4 Goals as a DM. Guess you know he joined Ajax after his outstanding and consistent Performance with FC Cologne in two Seasons consecutively?!

Did he flop at Juventus? No..... rather he had already established Players in the Team like Zinedine Zidane, Antonio Conte, Simone Perotta, Edgar David, Enzo Maresca to contend - for a Spot in the starting XI, I guess you and I know his Competitions ain't Rookies or average Players. He spent just a Season and leave for Dortmund because he didn't get enough Chances to prove himself not FLOP!

He played 22 Times in his first Season (2000 - 2001) at Dortmund, bar Injury and Suspension he was a guaranteed Starter - that wasn't FLOP. In 2001/2002 Season that Dortmund won the Bundesliga and a Runner up in UEFA Cup, he had 18 Caps while fiercely competing with an emerging Talent - Tomas Rosicky.

He lost his starting Berth to Tomas Rosicky in 2002/03, thus he sought for a Loan to Bochum in January of 2002/03 Season where he played 12 Times (Regular for the Team). He was still with Club for the following Season, 2003 - 2004 with a regular Spot in the starting XI and played 22 Times.

He returned to Dortmund, had 11 Caps before he was sacked in March 2004 for head butting teammate Vahid Hashemian while on loan at VfL Bochum allegedly over racial remarks. He wasn't released by the Club because he FLOPPED but for a disciplinary Reason.

In a nutshell, Oliseh Stats ain't average but controversial. The present Eagles are on the right Track, but they ain't on par or better than Eagles of 90s. We do not need to argue this, coz it's basically my personal Submission based on Stats and Figures.

forgiveness:


Good job. Ride on.