Pepsi Begins Hunt for Next-Gen Eaglets

The Pepsi Football Academy may have began in earnest the search for next generation of national Under-17 players for the Golden Eaglets, to represent Nigeria in Mexico 2011 with under 13 – 15 years competition among all the centres of the Academy in Nigeria.
Tagged the Pepsi Festival of Youth, the competition is aimed at giving the Pepsi lads the opportunity to showcase their skills among their peers. The competition which is an annual event will run from Thursday November 26-28, 2009 according to Dr. Kasimawo Laloko, Director of Pepsi Football Academy and will hold at The Football College, Orile-Imo near Abeokuta.
Commenting on the competition, Mr. Iain Nelson, Consultant to the Pepsi Football Academy said, “With the age controversy which almost took the shine from the FIFA U-17 World Cup hosted by Nigeria, it is important we begin to cultivate a crop of young talented players whose ages will not be in doubt to represent Nigeria in future competitions.
Pepsi Academy provides a reliable platform for the Nigerian football authorities to rest once and for all the issue of age cheating in age-grade competitions.”
Pepsi Football Academy have produced such youngsters as John Mikel Obi, Osaze Odemwingie, Onyekachi Apam, Joseph Akpala, etc all Super Eagles Players.

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Pepsi Begins Hunt for Next-Gen Eaglets

The Pepsi Football Academy may have began in earnest the search for next generation of national Under-17 players for the Golden Eaglets, to represent Nigeria in Mexico 2011 with under 13 – 15 years competition among all the centres of the Academy in Nigeria.
Tagged the Pepsi Festival of Youth, the competition is aimed at giving the Pepsi lads the opportunity to showcase their skills among their peers. The competition which is an annual event will run from Thursday November 26-28, 2009 according to Dr. Kasimawo Laloko, Director of Pepsi Football Academy and will hold at The Football College, Orile-Imo near Abeokuta.
Commenting on the competition, Mr. Iain Nelson, Consultant to the Pepsi Football Academy said, “With the age controversy which almost took the shine from the FIFA U-17 World Cup hosted by Nigeria, it is important we begin to cultivate a crop of young talented players whose ages will not be in doubt to represent Nigeria in future competitions.
Pepsi Academy provides a reliable platform for the Nigerian football authorities to rest once and for all the issue of age cheating in age-grade competitions.”
[b]Pepsi Football Academy have produced such youngsters as John Mikel Obi, Osaze Odemwingie, Onyekachi Apam, Joseph Akpala, [/b]etc all Super Eagles Players.

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You mean old heads
Nah dude. . .Dem players are twice your age already!

MrCrackles:

You mean old heads
Nah dude. . .Dem players are twice your age already!

Sh. . .

When inviting this players, they should be encouraged to come with their original birth certificates.

Andre Uweh:

When inviting this players, they should be encouraged to come with their original birth certificates.

Original birth certificates for where. . .
All you will get is sworn affidavits, forged birth certificates and shit. . .

MrCrackles:

Original birth certificates for where. . .
All you will get is sworn affidavits, forged birth certificates and shit. . .

You would know a lil something about that huh Mc? 

JeSoul:

You would know a lil something about that huh Mc? 

And what do you mean

. . . fake documents, you would know a lil something about fake documents . . . no vex I just dey play with you

JeSoul:

. . . fake documents, you would know a lil something about fake documents . . . no vex I just dey play with you

Nah. . .If i live in Naija then you can assume but i dont. . . My life has been all about legit stuff!

MrCrackles:

Nah. . .If i live in Naija then you can assume but i dont. . . My life has been all about legit stuff!

Story. . .