M4gunners:
I don't care who will score the winning goal all i want to see is a win.Even if It has to be Keshi scoring the goal let it be.

eleko1:
He's correct to some extent.We are in a tight situation now,even the robot of a coach is busy fighting Uche.The question isn't where is he from?He saying the obivious/he's entitle to his prediction.

Havilah93:
The super eagles will look to get all 3 points under difficult conditions in omdurman, Sudan.
It's the 2nd round of qualifiers for Morocco 2015

The Eagles will be without Stoke City forward Victor
Moses, who has suffered a recurrence of a thigh problem
at his English Premier League club, and Ukraine-based
winger Babatunde Michael, who is nursing a knee injury.

Questions rather than praise have greeted Keshi’s
invitation for several uncapped players including China-
based striker Aaron Samuel and Reading midfielder Hope
Akpan.

However, skipper Vincent Enyeama has rejoined the squad
after he stayed away to attend to what team officials said
were “pressing personal problems”.

Star-studded Nigeria will also have to cope with boiling
temperatures and a late switch for the game to be played
on an artificial pitch in Sudan.
“Personally, I prefer playing on a natural grass pitch, but
we just have to adjust, be smarter and work on our timing
when we play on astro turf and we will be okay,” said

Monaco defender Elderson Echiejile, who will be visiting
Sudan for the first time.
“And as for the weather, we are first and foremost
Nigerians and born in Africa and so we should also be able
to cope on the day.”

Middlesbrough defender Kenneth Omeruo said there will
be no margin for error against Sudan in both games
"We are aware of the task ahead and so we have resolved
to work hard to pick the available 12 points in our
remaining qualifiers,” said Omeruo

"The response of the players from the first day of training
speaks loud of our intention ahead of the games. All we
ask of Nigerians is their support.
“We also know there are no minnows anymore in African
football."

Both countries have clashed 11 times and Nigeria have
won six of these meetings, drawn four times and lost once
to the Sudanese.

The only Nigeria loss to Sudan was in was in 1963, when
they fell 4-0 in a 1964 Nations Cup qualifier, while the last
meeting was in a friendly in 2008 which Nigeria won 2-0.

Nigeria ran away 4-0 winners on their last visit to Sudan in
a 2002 World Cup qualifier 13 years ago with Yakubu
Aiyegbeni grabbing a brace

blemon44:





He is not correct in any extent.how can one wish his country bad because of the coach. Look at Spain can you tell me what is wrong with Spain, yet no one is complaining about the coach. Even if keshi should win the world cup Nigerians will still criticize him.

Havilah93:
The super eagles will look to get all 3 points under difficult conditions in omdurman, Sudan.
It's the 2nd round of qualifiers for Morocco 2015

The Eagles will be without Stoke City forward Victor
Moses, who has suffered a recurrence of a thigh problem
at his English Premier League club, and Ukraine-based
winger Babatunde Michael, who is nursing a knee injury.

Questions rather than praise have greeted Keshi’s
invitation for several uncapped players including China-
based striker Aaron Samuel and Reading midfielder Hope
Akpan.

However, skipper Vincent Enyeama has rejoined the squad
after he stayed away to attend to what team officials said
were “pressing personal problems”.

Star-studded Nigeria will also have to cope with boiling
temperatures and a late switch for the game to be played
on an artificial pitch in Sudan.
“Personally, I prefer playing on a natural grass pitch, but
we just have to adjust, be smarter and work on our timing
when we play on astro turf and we will be okay,” said

Monaco defender Elderson Echiejile, who will be visiting
Sudan for the first time.
“And as for the weather, we are first and foremost
Nigerians and born in Africa and so we should also be able
to cope on the day.”

Middlesbrough defender Kenneth Omeruo said there will
be no margin for error against Sudan in both games
"We are aware of the task ahead and so we have resolved
to work hard to pick the available 12 points in our
remaining qualifiers,” said Omeruo

"The response of the players from the first day of training
speaks loud of our intention ahead of the games. All we
ask of Nigerians is their support.
“We also know there are no minnows anymore in African
football."

Both countries have clashed 11 times and Nigeria have
won six of these meetings, drawn four times and lost once
to the Sudanese.

The only Nigeria loss to Sudan was in was in 1963, when
they fell 4-0 in a 1964 Nations Cup qualifier, while the last
meeting was in a friendly in 2008 which Nigeria won 2-0.

Nigeria ran away 4-0 winners on their last visit to Sudan in
a 2002 World Cup qualifier 13 years ago with Yakubu
Aiyegbeni grabbing a brace

DrGill:
And so...
Even if dey re complete, dem no fit win...mtchwwwe
Bunches of Pigoted sh*t

Odinaka00:


Likes will not qualify us, ichagokwa anya guy?

Antell95:
Waiting for Eagles in Uyo! Stadium is ready!!! Yippee!

Antell95:
Waiting for Eagles in Uyo! Stadium is ready!!! Yippee!