Napoleon55:


He is now angry with himself and everything around him,I will still ask u one important question when ur head settle because ur head is boiling with irrationality

Napoleon55:

For now,he is in la liga 2, tomorrow he may b in la liga, unless u r God who knows tomorrow.

There r players who r less talented playings in better leagues.
Football is not all about talent,there other things which can make or Mar ur success as a player.

Is not easy to make it to d top as a footballer,is even more difficult to make it as a black African.
Free Nwakali now that he is down,he might as well bounce back to ur reckoning,if he doesn't,he has paid his own little dues.

If u consider how many talented players out there out there justling to make it to d same top clubs,u guys will take easy with those who r yet to make it to d top

#free Nwakali
#leave Nwakali alone on this thread,let him concentrate and re-invent himself

charlesemeka85:
Update: You need a godfather to play in Eagles - Ex Footballer Throws Bomb🇳🇬🙆

A Former Flying Eagles defender, Kennedy Chinwo has opened a can of worms after he revealed that having footballing talent is not enough for a player to play in the Super Eagles of Nigeria.

He argued that any such player without having a strong godfather is going nowhere.

The world cup Silver 🏅 medalist made this revelation in an interview with Brila FM.

“It is the dream of every player to play for the Super Eagles. However, playing in the senior national team won’t just come easy. You need a godfather to play in the Eagles. But if you don’t have, no matter your talent, you won’t be able to play.

“A few of the players who I feel should have been in the Super Eagles despite their talent were not given a chance to play in the team.”

NB: Chinwo was part of the Samson Siasia-led Flying Eagles that lost at the finals of the FIFA U-20 World Cup to Argentina in 2005 in Netherlands.

Nigerians has since been reacting to the assertions of the former footballer.

#NPFLUpdates

Mujtahida:

No data on the effect of long ball. Finito

Blueelf:


What he said is true

If Nwakali was as good as some say he is, why is he still in the segunda?

Clubs ought to be asking for him..even if na ligue 1 and bundeliga low tear teams

Why not English championship at least. MIkel at 36 wa still highly rated at middlesborough, a champions league side

Is it until Nwakali enter spanish division 3 before una eyes go clear

Napoleon55:

My own is not wether he is good or not good,but for some of u who r so eager to condemn n conclude that someone at 24 can never make it to d top again to understand that it's not over until it's over.
That he never made it does not necessarily meant that he is not talented,we all saw him as a youth player,that he may still bounce back to reckoning. Anyone who disagree, that his or her own problem.
And that those who made it on time r necessarily better than those who r yet to make it to top club,all good players cannot b at d top club at d same time.there is a time for everyone to make a big leap.
Now if u disagree,does warrant an insult?

charlesemeka85:
lol this one is becoming emotional

Baba no be by Favour nor sentiment, if nwakali merits to play in a top league he would hv been there since so no worry us with your emotional and sentimental trash 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

toluxe0075:


Napoleon55 is actually right.

Becoming a top player and playing at the top level of football after under age tourney is not as easy as we make it look, especially for Africans.

Most clubs don’t trust talents from Africa. Football agents also tend to undervalue or exploit Africa talents.

Only Europeans and South Americans seem to have it easy with the European clubs. But a closer look still shows that many of these talented South Americans and European players would still face serious challenges to break out as a top football player.

If we take a deeper look at the journey of all of our top talents that came from the u-17 tourneys, we would see that they all had it rough. Iheanacho, Osimhen, Chukwueze, Awoniyi all struggle at the early stage of their career. If not for determination and strong OT, Awoniyi and Osimhen could have been in the same situation as Nwakali.

I think we should free Nwakali on this thread at this point and pray he finds his bearing. I won’t be surprised if he reads most of the thing we write about him on this thread. I hope it motivates him to do better. The truth is, there many players not as good as him playing football at the various top European clubs. All he need is the opportunity to prove himself.

Hopefully, he finds a better club soon where he would prove his worth.

benji93:
Can you separate Guardiola from Cruyff? .
Can you seprate Guardiola from Van Gaal?

You can't really separate anybody from anybody they've interacted with, cos you would have learned something from them. Bad or good.
I have no idea why you use some of these arguments. Barely useful.

You can't separate @GoodJoe from @charlesemeka85 of nairaland. . Such a profound argument.

charlesemeka85:
Oh yes member you are sighted 🤣🤣🤣

charlesemeka85:
Imagine players like Zimbabwe’s Nakamba don play for epl and we still dey here dey hype a player stuck in Spanish laliga 2 as the best throng to happen to our midfield 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

charlesemeka85:
Victor Osimhen really has Serie A in a chokehold this season ⚡

Napoleon55:

My own is not wether he is good or not good,but for some of u who r so eager to condemn n conclude that someone at 24 can never make it to d top again to understand that it's not over until it's over.
That he never made it does not necessarily meant that he is not talented,we all saw him as a youth player,that he may still bounce back to reckoning. Anyone who disagree, that his or her own problem.
And that those who made it on time r not necessarily better than those who r yet to make it to top club,all good players cannot b at d top club at d same time.there is a time for everyone to make a big leap.
Now if u disagree,does warrant an insult?

TheGoodJoe:


Yes. Osimhen keeps proving you wrong. Your wishes for him to fail did not work. Now your celebrating him to hide your pains.

charlesemeka85:
enter bush. You jumped into conclusion because of mere YouTube clip when you are yet to watch the onyedika play before to knw if actually he posses the same playing style as Bernado Silva 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

TheGoodJoe:


Yes. Osimhen keeps proving you wrong. Your wishes for him to fail did not work. Now your celebrating him to hide your pains.

lloydtruth:


The way some of you display your uncultured manner in the name of football discussion is quite pathetic.

I replied to a post made by another user, no mention of your moniker, suddenly you jumped from nowhere to show me how abusive you are.

I can only encourage you to continue.

charlesemeka85:
my wish for Victor to fail?😳

I never knew you are into hard drugs 🤣🤣🤣🤣

TheGoodJoe:


I know it hurts. Osimhen who you wanted to fail at 18 is now one of the best players in the world.

charlesemeka85:
I wanted him to fail at 18 or that I never rated him when he was at wolfsuburg?

Not rating someone at a point in his career and wanting him to fail are they the same? Na like this be say u Dey intelligent?

It’s a shame that at your old age you still do hard drugs 🤣🤣🤣

I once had so much respect and regard for you here but I now realize you are nothing but a crack head 🤣🤣🤣

Smokie 🤣🤣🤣🤣

TheGoodJoe:


Why not wait to see if he is good or wish him well, why not rate Osimhen if not that you wished him not to do well.

It pains seeing Osimhen shine. Chai.

TheGoodJoe:


At the end, trying to equate Tiki taka to Xavi and dissociate Ten Hag from it was a mistake by you. Learn and continue learning.

Finito.

TheGoodJoe:
When men were boys.

benji93:
Don't tell me this was under 17. Shame no even dey catch you to post am.

benji93:
No be only tiki taka na tik tok. There's no mistake. Ten Hag doesn't use tik-tok. He spanked one. Very simple.

Na you make mistake with your useless 'separation' argument. . How do you cook these stuffs? I beg you don't do that again. Unbelievable somebody.

charlesemeka85:
Update: You need a godfather to play in Eagles - Ex Footballer Throws Bomb🇳🇬🙆

A Former Flying Eagles defender, Kennedy Chinwo has opened a can of worms after he revealed that having footballing talent is not enough for a player to play in the Super Eagles of Nigeria.

He argued that any such player without having a strong godfather is going nowhere.

The world cup Silver 🏅 medalist made this revelation in an interview with Brila FM.

“It is the dream of every player to play for the Super Eagles. However, playing in the senior national team won’t just come easy. You need a godfather to play in the Eagles. But if you don’t have, no matter your talent, you won’t be able to play.

“A few of the players who I feel should have been in the Super Eagles despite their talent were not given a chance to play in the team.”

NB: Chinwo was part of the Samson Siasia-led Flying Eagles that lost at the finals of the FIFA U-20 World Cup to Argentina in 2005 in Netherlands.

Nigerians has since been reacting to the assertions of the former footballer.

#NPFLUpdates

AndSunGorilla:

Haha, person wey im talent no reach dey complain. Truth is, only a few deserving players have been left out of the SE over time. Questionable omissions in my opinion have been Sone Aluko, Ajagun, Ike Uche, Kayode, Raheem Lawal when they were in their prime. I won't list Osaze and Martin's because Keshi dropped them because of ego issues.