BascoVanVeli:


I'm sorry did they kick the ball for him? He makes his fair share of assists he even gave Aguero one which he misshandled. A team is like a family, u back each other up no matter right or wrong, what i would have done was hug him and drag him along.

TheGoodJoe:


How can they offer him a hug when they want to get on with the game and the boy is at the corner flag celebrating his goal.

The reason why the team did not celebrate with him is because Nacho had a different mentality from the Cityzens.

The team wanted to restart the game as quickly as possible and he wanted to celebrate what meant little to the team.

Tottenham used to be our whipping boys. Now we should celebrate an equaliser against them.

Let the boy learn that the team wants more than that. It is not about him but the team.

BascoVanVeli:


U and this team should loosen up, i just can't see Neymar or Messi playing with this bunch. I am totally in surport with his action with respect for ur opinion.

BlackAlbino6:
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Olulayo: Brazil friendly a good test of character
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By Shina Oludare


The youth international says playing against A Seleção will be a welcome challenge for his side, who are seeking a second Olympics football glory
Nigeria U23 defender Seun Olulayo says that the upcoming friendly with Brazil will be a good test of character as they begin preparations for the 2016 Olympics games billed for Rio.


The Dream Team VI are billed to face Rogério Micale’s side in either Nigeria or Brazil on March 24.


Olulayo said that he is looking forward to the game against the Olympics hosts, and that the game who give his teammates a sign of what to expect when the competition begins.


“Playing against Brazil will be a good test for us, especially in terms of physical power," Olulayo told Goal.


“Kudos must be given to the Nigeria Football Federation and coach [Samson] Siasia for plotting this game.


“We have to be positive. Playing against one of the best team in the world will be a good experience.


“I have been training very hard on a daily basis and can’t wait for the camp to open soon. I have spoken to some of my teammates on this game and we're expecting a much more difficult game which is different from the African U23 tournament.


The Sunshine Stars player feels that the African champions can conquer the world in Rio de Janeiro.


“I want to win [the Olympics],” he continued. “When we went to the U23 Africa Nations Cup, I believed we would win and we did that in style.


“We can rule the world as well. That is my simple confidence. I know it will shock the whole world if we do it but that is what life is about, shocking those who think you cannot achieve a certain goal,” he concluded.
http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/11252/nigeria-u23/2016/02/14/20343422/olulayo-brazil-friendly-a-good-test-of-character?ICID=HP_TS_3
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TheGoodJoe:


If Barcelona was playing Celta Vigo, Celta Vigo took the lead and Messi scored in the 75th minute. Do you think Messi or Neymar will go to the corner and take time to celebrate their goals.

The Cityzens had the mindset of players who wanted to win their game. Just like the Gunners were. Nacho should develop this mindset.

BascoVanVeli:


bros i saw the game he took 30 to 45 seconds tops, it's not like he's the defender and he was never at the corner. So now that they selected to go line up what happened wasn't it still 2-1 against them? Fact is they didnt allow the moment to take over them and that was purely Iheanacho's reason for celebrating he even said he thought the goal had changed the match. Shoot i also thought so.

TheGoodJoe:


If Barcelona was playing Celta Vigo, Celta Vigo took the lead and Messi scored in the 75th minute. Do you think Messi or Neymar will go to the corner and take time to celebrate their goals.

The Cityzens had the mindset of players who wanted to win their game. Just like the Gunners were. Nacho should develop this mindset.

TheGoodJoe:


That 45 seconds was enough time for the team to get back. Do you think it would have been 45 seconds if other players joined him?

I also thought we were going to turn the game around but I did not expect such celebration because of it. That was not a time to celebrate but to get the game restarted. It is as simple as that. No matter the reason for his celebration, that was not the time for that.

joseph1013:


It is with the overrated toga of patriotism that I see people defend Kelechi's action in Nigeria. I'm just happy that he won't be listening to them, else his career will be cut short. The players would just gang up against him and shut him out. You do not lift yourself above the good of the team.

I'm very glad he won't attend to their poisonous support.

BascoVanVeli:


Where did it go bad pumping his fist at the crowd or kneeling down and pointing to God? Like i said lighten up.

joseph1013:


It is with the overrated toga of patriotism that I see people defend Kelechi's action in Nigeria. I'm just happy that he won't be listening to them, else his career will be cut short. The players would just gang up against him and shut him out. You do not lift yourself above the good of the team.

I'm very glad he won't attend to their poisonous support.

BascoVanVeli:


Earth to guy he doesn't listen to any of us. We are just people on the internet gistin about a common topic, no need for childish personal attacks. It is a matter of opinion, what's next, do u want my address so u can come beat me up? Lolz

joseph1013:


Fortunately for Kelechi, he has been shown to listen to his senior team mates. Toure, Sagna, Zabaleta, Aguero, Clichy, amongst a few. It is for this reason that Man City legend, Paul Dickov, predicts that Guardiola will love him.

Hear him: "I think he could be a top, top player," he said. "The thing I like the most is the humility he's got. For a young kid coming through, he scored his hat trick against Villa and when you listen to his interviews after, or any interviews he's done, he's very mature for his age off the pitch and it also shows on the pitch. If you speak to people at the club they say he's a hard worker who wants to learn all the time and he's always asking questions.

Pep will be watching Iheanacho and will be excited about the prospect of managing him"

Can you see why I am confident he won't listen to those of you who think he should ignore the reasons the other players did not follow him to the other end of the field to celebrate?

BascoVanVeli:


i don't expect him to be making any visits to this page, why would you expect him to take advice from people he doesn't even know? Keep advising i guess it will reach him some day.

joseph1013:


Out of point! Endeavor to read any comment you are responding to. Saves you the trouble of regurgitating rhetoric.

BascoVanVeli:

I'm sorry is there a test coming up on ur comment? But anyhow sha this is what i responded to.


Can you see why I am confident he won't listen to those of you who think he should ignore the reasons the other players did not follow him to the other end of the field to celebrate?

terzurum5:
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Updated - Exclusive : CSKA Moscow Clinch Loan Signing Of Aaron Samuel
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Allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Aaron Samuel has passed his medical examination with CSKA Moscow, and this paved the way for the Super Eagles frontman to complete his long-awaited move to the Russian Premier League club.


The Guangzhou R&F star and his intermediary Atta Aneke, who has been in Marbella, Spain since Sunday, had a meeting with a CSKA Moscow director on Tuesday afternoon.


Shortly before 1600 hours Nigerian time, Samuel finally appended his signature to the contract after he went through the document with his agent for the last time.


The 21-year-old will remain on loan at CSKA Moscow until May 31, 2016, with the club having the option of acquiring him on a permanent basis in the summer.
http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=17934

joseph1013:


You obviously couldn't comprehend my comment. It's allowed.

BascoVanVeli:


Don't like it, rather play Ghana, Senegal or Mali. I have come of the opinion that leaving Nigeria for training or friendlies should be abolished till we can afford it. We should find cheaper but effective methods to get things done. Just like our U-20 should have just stayed home and trained in Jos against any top flight teams they had wanted.

Icon4s:


Aaron Samuel. Good for him. Siasia and Oliseh have repeatedly ignored this "Junior Emenike" probably bc he is in d Chinese league.
If this lad is evetually invited to d U23 team IMHO Isaac Success' chances as the main front man would b threatened. We saw what he was capable of during his short spell under Keshi. Remembering the goal he scored against Congo in Brazaville in 2014.
Welcome to Europe and welcome back to d national teams boy.

Its like Oliseh doesn't like Chinese products. Chinese products no de last.