Orkpekyandega:


Safarigirl am very matured and open to any constructive criticism no matter how harsh it may seem.
I have already resolved not to post again, especially on topics that are bound to appear here unless otherwise. I wouldn't want to drag anyone back deliberately so as to maintain the smooth flow of the atmosphere of this great thread. I wouldn't want this issue to divert people's attention from the main reason why we are here. So be rest assured on that. Let there be peace.
#TeamSuperFlyingEagles#

LeeCodeman:


Chai! Chai!! Chai!!! This World Cup just dey sweet my belle. See confidence.

If na Keshi now, e go dey say make we dey pray before we beat Chad. Yet na Egwueke and Agbim e go dey invite.

Make this World Cup start jor.

blueto:
am certain and anticipating this current squad to win this fifa world cup for the first time for Nigeria, after their superlative and trumendious performance in recent games! .

Apparently, I can't wait to laugh jiggaman and his fellow associates to scorn

LeeCodeman:


Oga, please dont invite them here. They will look to derail this thread. Let them stick with their satellites.

LeeCodeman:

Bros, nothing do you. Continue your work. ignore any form of discouragement. Joseph, abi wetin you talk?

joseph1013:
[b][size=14pt]Aghahowa $6m transfer 'killing' fires Esperance for Nigeria stars[/size]



The whooping $6 million profit Esperance made within a year from the sale of ex-Nigeria star Julius Aghahowa to Shakhtar Donetsk is behind the recent swoop by the Tunisian club on other Nigeria stars.

Emem Eduok has been snapped up by Esperance and the Tunis club also chased Nigeria league hot shot Mfon Udoh before they reportedly signed Nigeria U20 forward Bernard Bulbwa.

‘The Blood and Gold’ are now hot on the chase of several other Nigeria stars including Taiwo Awoniyi, Kingsley Sokari and Christian Pyagbara.

Esperance vice-president Ziad Tlemcani has revealed that the club made a staggering killing of over $6 million on the transfer market when they sold Aghahowa to Ukrainian club Shahktar Donetsk for $7 million in 2000 after they bought him from Insurance of Benin for a meagre $200,000.

“Aghahowa made good money for us after less than a year with us and we believe other Nigerian players can also do that now,” said the former Sporting Lisbon star.

Aghahowa was snapped up by Esperance in 1999 and the next year he moved to Shakhtar to give the Tunisian club a huge profit. [/b]

safarigirl:
if I catch Awoniyi anywhere near Tunisia, tori olorun, I will locate telephone wire and flog him with it..

Anyway, on his twitter handle, he indictaed his love for Chelsea. Better choice, last last if e dey go trials, he fit sleep for Mikel house .....my love get sense

safarigirl:
no lele. As long as Awoniyi gets top scorer ....

LeeCodeman:
Please, is Gent going to qualify directly into the Champions'league as the Champions of Belgium or will they play Playoffs?

linked:
playoffs things bro

LeeCodeman:


Cool. We are going to be seeing Moses playing against the best teams in the World. Great!

IFELEKE:
Good People,
I just want to commend everyone for a job well done here, the regular updates are so inspiring and insightful ... I can't wait to shout YES! YES!! YES!!!

safarigirl:
if I catch Awoniyi anywhere near Tunisia, tori olorun, I will locate telephone wire and flog him with it..

Anyway, on his twitter handle, he indicted his love for Chelsea. Better choice, last last if e dey go trials, he fit sleep for Mikel house .....my love get sense

AIG07:

Mikel's place or what? Make e no stay there o. na russian girl e go arrange for him:-D. Laughing-just saying. I think de should all focus well on d worldcup. A step at a time He could be another Amuneke wey go play for BARCA. Better offers will come, i'm not saying chelsea is a bad club. But big clubs wey go give them playing times.

joseph1013:
[b][size=14pt]Flying Eagles stars won't cause selection problems - Manu[/size]

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2435061_2_jpegea571676ce9b75b0730a5d56350ae93e

Coach Manu Garba has insisted star-studded Flying Eagles will not cause him any selection problems at the U20 World Cup in New Zealand.

Manu has added as many as eight fresh players from the squad who won a seventh African Youth Championship in March in Senegal.

The star additions include Manchester City starlets Kelechi Iheanacho and Chidiebere Nwakali, Moses Simon from newly crowned Belgian champions Gent as well as Europe-based Wilfred Ndidi and Isaac Success.

However, the coach has insisted he will not have any headache picking his first team at the World Cup.

“There won’t be selection problems because we will pick players who understand each other more, so that the cohesion and the rhythm will go well. Team play comes first before any individual showmanship,” said Manu.

“We will pick players who are free of injury, players who play together and who are committed to cover for each other throughout the game.”

He further said: “We have a way we choose our team here – the starting team will be the best players in the week of the match, the player who are injury free and who are in top shape and the right frame of mind to deliver the goods.

“With these 21 players, you can close your eyes and say this 11 will start and they will do well.

“At times, the bench will be stronger than the starting line-up. Sometimes you win your match from the bench.”

The Flying Eagles coach also said he has a much stronger team than the one who won the 2015 AYC.

“We’re much stronger than the team who played at the African Youth Championship in Senegal,” he said.

“A player like Kingsley Sokari was not there (in Senegal), a player like Iheanacho was not there, a player like (Isaac) Success was not there, Moses (Simon) was not there, Wilfred Ndidi was not there and (Chidiebere) Nwakali wasn’t there.

“These are players who can play for any team any day once they are fit.[/b]

jobsat34:


i believe he and the sensible ones among them wont make that silly mistake.. even those that has committed themselves to lower league clubs are now regretting it (IMO)...

i pray they perform very well and win the cup.. then we can begin fasting n prayer against those confusionist (if there is any english word like that) called Agents...

Ajax, Psv, Feyenord, Porto, Benfica, Valencia, top team in Bundesliga and any Champions league team with good developmental youth program..

any club aside these ones is a no for me...

LeeCodeman:
Has anyone noticed that Manu Garba believes so much in Sokari. Guys, watch out for this Enyimba star!