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Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:00am On Jun 06, 2015 |
okotv: Not profitable, and Glo, Supersport, Joma, Dubic, Zenith Bank, Owu sports, Adidas, Capital Oil and many others invested. O boy U dey feed on spoilt food. Talk another thing. 1 Like |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by laurel03(m): 6:01am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Innunique:how many enyimba they for Nigeria league? We are talking about all Nigeria league.. enyimba cheapest ticket is not N500, pls who financed Eyimba club? How many club in Nigeria league sell share to the public... What make Enyimba not perform well under T orji? Tell me any club in Nigeria league dt have won d league recently that is not state government club? Even sometimes in years our league will not have sponsors deal? |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:02am On Jun 06, 2015 |
jusRadical: Once my money complete, I dey go buy Enyimba straight or another Eastern club. Then Una eyes go open, una go dey beg me to buy shares in it, but I will say "depart from me for I know U not!" |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:06am On Jun 06, 2015 |
slybe: U see the problem? feeding on spoilt food(Bad info). our newscaster and Journalist dem na quacks, only looking for bad news to report cos it sells faster. but U ma no even ready to watch am, I really doubt say na cos of wetin u read, because Heartland home dey peaceful. So no just come here con deface am, its bad of U. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by chesterlee(m): 6:11am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Gabros Fc aka Ifeanyi Uba fc is a private owned club. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:15am On Jun 06, 2015 |
laurel03:That phase of Govt owning clubs would soon end before U even know it has happened. Presently it has been laid out how communities wud own their respective clubs or individuals, but U know Naija now, they are all waiting for who to start first before they join. From about 4seasons now, I don't think we haven't had sponsors and we will keep having. but mind u the "League sponsorship" thing is becoming phased out, like the USA league has done which the premier league wants to copy from 2016. so as Naija dey copy premier league, we fit join suit too. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:18am On Jun 06, 2015 |
laurel03: Their are many clubs selling jerseys out there, quality ones from the club jersey sponsors not like the EPL "Dubai and China" ones U guys buy. so go and buy and stop giving excuses. they even do deliveries eg Enyimba. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:20am On Jun 06, 2015 |
imoleay0:Not bad any longer like the spoilt food(info) the medias and newspapers have been feeding U. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:21am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Agebrown: Its already going on and whether U key-in or not is left to U. Change has come to stay in our league. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:24am On Jun 06, 2015 |
enellinoh: Thats why U keep living in bondage and the whites laugh at ur folly. Keep carrying their own for head while the true fans over there keep enjoying the benefits. I regard all supporting foreign leagues as not been wise. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:26am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Ojestas:U see! U have been feeding on spoilt food(info) for four years. If na ur health U dey treat this way, tell me U never go don fall into serious health issues? |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by uduokirika1(m): 6:32am On Jun 06, 2015 |
taiocol: Guy I just dey read comments of people ooh, a lot of uninformed people trying to profer solutions. Our league presently is on course and will soon get to desired status Just like our entertainment industry. I can still recall 10years ago 50cent, Jah rule, Usher R, Sean paul were our party jamz try dat sh*t today and people will stone the D.J. 15years ago our comedians were cracking jokes for free @ bar beach and even beg for free presentations at d Muson centre or National theatre but check them out today. So all ye sons and daughters of doom go ye and stock ur heads inside fowl yansh!!!!! 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 6:41am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Tell them! them no know say Change has come to our league to stay! Them think say na still old story like before. Them no go read or research or verify, them go just come out dey talk anyhow. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Ojestas(m): 6:57am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Innunique:what is this one vomiting ? 1 Like |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by honeric01(m): 7:14am On Jun 06, 2015 |
@OP Half truth is more dangerous than ignorance. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by ModiKen(m): 7:43am On Jun 06, 2015 |
ednut1: Well said. Everything on point Ednut1. If only our government could restructure and cleanup our club football system, Nigerians would rush to the stadiums to watch and support their local football clubs cos I believe, this same passion Nigerian football fans show for the EPL, would be channeled to the NPL once Nigerians start seeing changes and improvements in our local leagues. The following should be done: 1. Competent individuals should be appointed to run the Nigerian Sports Ministry, The Nigeria National League (NNL) and The League Management Company (which manages everything about our local league). That idea of man-know-man or "just to compensate my friend for all his support these past years even if he knows nothing about football management" should be dropped. 2. Standards and regulations should be put in place for the registration of club such as club structure, strong financial systems (to avoid bankruptcy), prompt payment of salaries/wages of managers and players of NPL football clubs and other measures to ensure the proper running our football clubs in Nigeria and also proper management of our stadiums and other facilities used by the clubs. 3. Strong measures should be put in place to put an end to that "win you home match at all cost" mentality, even if it means beating up referees and other match officials, which means proper security should be put in place at stadiums and hotels were opposition teams and match officials would be staying before and after the match. 4. There should be a total overhaul of our referee system. Those guys who officiate NPL matches are as corrupt than the average Nigerian politician. Football clubs officials (especially the home team) go to their hotel rooms to bribe them with brown envelops and girls (so they could have a good time before and after the match) so the referee or linesmen could award them soft penalties and other benefits during the match. These should be stopped. *Speaking from experience cos I was a referee for about 6 months until I called it quit cos I got admitted into a University. 5. Proper sponsorship bidding measures should be established so we avoid that embarrassing struggle between MTN and Globacom for the sponsorship of the league which occurred a few years back. 6. A serious advertisement campaign should be done to promote our local leagues to show the changes that have been made to the league system; to encourage Nigerians to go to stadiums and watch their local teams play; these adverts should be through TV, Radio, Newspapers, Internet and Social Media. The sponsor(s) of the League has the bulk of work to do here. Maybe I missed one or two points but if these things are done, our leagues would improve. Nigerians would stop paying N50 to shout in viewing centres but would go to the stadiums to show passion for their state-owned or local teams. I'v seen first hand the passion Galatasary fans in Turkey show for their club. Singing, shouting and beating drums in support of the Istanbul club; when their team scores a goal, the noise from their shouts of joy is deafening. I dream of the day I would go support my state-owned team (the team I knew as a child) at the stadium right in my backyard. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by franconian: 7:57am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Innunique: Be it America, Africa, Europe or Asia... If players plenty pass spectators, count me out. Common end of year football competition for my village, everywhere dey full na come a whole national league. Bros this one wey u dey talk like this so, hope u never go invest your money for NPL? |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by uduokirika1(m): 8:30am On Jun 06, 2015 |
franconian:Let me quote u down for posterity sake. As for empty stadia, its gradually phasing out. Most peeps who critize NPL often times base their assertions on hearsay. Visit Aba, Kano, Nnewi for NPL matches then come back and repeat your earlier postulation. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Arcard(m): 8:52am On Jun 06, 2015 |
ednut1:Na only pirate nd chiefs gt crowded stadium odas r empty. da league stl dy learn buh i lov chief ds season eh straight win all the way |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Arcard(m): 9:07am On Jun 06, 2015 |
in imo heartland players went to rochas for there salaries owned by d govt, wen rochas heard d players where owned 500,000,000 total plus sign on fees nd odas . he shouted nd ask if dm dy add any tin fo imo saying workers in imo r owned salary way dy hard to pay. na 30 players im go come pay 500 million to. naija league funny |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by mikolo80: 9:26am On Jun 06, 2015 |
donsmall94:Says who? Our problem is poor education and ignorance |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 9:46am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Ojestas:I am vomiting so u lick up. are U OK now.? |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 9:53am On Jun 06, 2015 |
franconian: I don do so na. Been with Enyimba since my JSS3, my whole council in Lagos knows am Enyimba, not up to 2% percent know my real name, but a day old baby knows am Enyimba. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Innunique: 10:02am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Ojestas:Am vomiting info ( right info) so U can lick it up and be well(rightly informed) so ur bad health(misinformation) can be cured (upgraded and rightly informed). Don't bother to thank me. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by taiocol: 10:05am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Empredboy(m): 10:54am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Ojestas:. Say the truth, you have not followed the league since last season because there have been alot away wins. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Empredboy(m): 11:01am On Jun 06, 2015 |
okotv:go through the article again, u will see that i list the reason why private clubs failed, if any new private club comes in all they need is to do the opposite of what i listed above then add 1 or 2 things. |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Empredboy(m): 11:24am On Jun 06, 2015 |
iseyinoro:i have written about the govt owned clubs until next week. Re-read what i wrote then u will understand that the adebajos did package super stores as business instead it a charity. Whose account did the sale of those white handkerchief of store went to? So leave the problem of govt owned clubs. Next week i write something about that by God's grace |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by Empredboy(m): 11:28am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Ojestas:i beg follow this season and see for yourself. Thanks |
Re: Why Private NPFL Clubs Cease To Exist by rafindo(m): 11:28am On Jun 06, 2015 |
Empredboy:. may God bless u my friend, this what I have been saying we need to defeat this trend if not we will be enslaved for life.why I support the participation of the private sector I also wish to advocate the community fan base ownership where concerned fans will own a club. the Barcelona model or the Portsmouth model |
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