Chrismario:


I don't knw if I'm ryt but I tink there was match Nigeria played last year ,,,,ogenyi onazi was given a red card after d refree had given us penalty,,,, odion Ighalo scored DAT penalty,,,,,dats against Chad

tbaba1234:
Nwakali

ChrisKels:


Thank you Rohr but please don't make this an all comers affair . What has Nwakaeme got to offer more than the inefficient strikers we already have in Ighalo and Ideye? I would rather u invited Kayode than this Israeli. Lol c d boy head sef nawa oo

Icon4s:


Good development.

However, I feel with the midfield might of Arsenal: Carzola, Elneny, Xhaka. Nwakali may spend a longer time on loan than we initially anticipated. Well, this is football we cannot predict the future 100%. But I still think my feeling is more likely to be the case

Icon4s:

Maybe na Collins Mbesuma brother

tbaba1234:


Is Nwakaeme a centre forward? I think, he plays in a similar role as Musa, Moses, iwobi etc...

tbaba1234:


I am really not a fan of youngsters staying at big clubs. Players like Adelaide, zelalem, Akpom will be playing regularly in Belgium, france, Holland and perhaps in lower premier league teams. Waiting for your chance in the big club does not always work well.

Chrismario:


I don't knw if I'm ryt but I tink there was match Nigeria played last year ,,,,ogenyi onazi was given a red card after d refree had given us penalty,,,, odion Ighalo scored DAT penalty,,,,,dats against Chad

Icon4s:
Let me ask my own.It is also something to be worried about.

When last did a Nigerian CF (top 9) score from open play in an international match (FIFA or CAF).

Icon4s:
Let me ask my own.It is also something to be worried about.

When last did a Nigerian CF (top 9) score from open play in an international match (FIFA or CAF).

Mujtahida:

I agree with you. A player has to be exceptionally good sometimes before he can break into the first team of a big club. It is better for an upcoming players to go to smaller and less known clubs where they can have sufficient game time and hone their skills and then patiently wait for the big break. Clubs in Belgium and Portugal are very good nurseries for budding footballers.

TheGoodJoe:


First of all, I really enjoy your contributions here. Quite insightful and well thought out. Keep them coming. A big Shout out to ChrisKels too. You guys are really make great additions here.

I think it is two phases. I think first, a young player should work and learn under a top manager/managers. Whether he has game time or not. After grasping the knowledge, he can go out on loans or a transfer to a smaller club to show what he has learnt.

TheSuperNerd:
Loooollllll.... That got to be Gbolahan Salami against same Chad. Didn't watch that match live but only got some reports.

But that match was annulled naa... It wasn't counted again as Chad withdrew and destroyed our qualification chances for Afcon 2017

But I believe it may be Salami afterall. Unless....

TheGoodJoe:


First of all, I really enjoy your contributions here. Quite insightful and well thought out. Keep them coming. A big Shout out to ChrisKels too. You guys are really make great additions here.

I think it is two phases. I think first, a young player should work and learn under a top manager/managers. Whether he has game time or not. After grasping the knowledge, he can go out on loans or a transfer to a smaller club to show what he has learnt.

AIG07:

Chai!!! that has been a donkey years.

We really need to fix that no. 9 role.

Or maybe it's time we call on Dominic Solanke-he could be d joker-you all know how prolific he is.

TheGoodJoe:


First of all, I really enjoy your contributions here. Quite insightful and well thought out. Keep them coming. A big Shout out to ChrisKels too. You guys are really make great additions here.

I think it is two phases. I think first, a young player should work and learn under a top manager/managers. Whether he has game time or not. After grasping the knowledge, he can go out on loans or a transfer to a smaller club to show what he has learnt.

TheSuperNerd:
It was just last year's June or so... Not donkey years.


Is the bolded/emboldened a joke or what?? Prolific? By Vitesse Arnhem stats or Chelsea U-21s stats? Which one?

TheSuperNerd:
It was just last year's June or so... Not donkey years.


Is the bolded/emboldened a joke or what?? Prolific? By Vitesse Arnhem stats or Chelsea U-21s stats? Which one?

safarigirl:


Stories from the grapevine say Arsenal is tracking him (not that I imagine Wenger is keen on signing a Chelsea product), you can never tell

safarigirl:


Stories from the grapevine say Arsenal is tracking him (not that I imagine Wenger is keen on signing a Chelsea product), you can never tell

Chrismario:

Happy morning,,,,, u mean solanke??

safarigirl:
same to you, yes, I mean him

Four top German Bundesliga clubs as well as a Chinese Super League team have shown interest in securing the services of Nigeria international Ogenyi Onazi, AfricanFootball.com can exclusively report.

A top source told AfricanFootball.com that the German and Chinese clubs were even recently in Turkey to watch the workaholic midfielder in action for Trabzonspor.
"Onazi may soon quit his Turkish team Trabzonspor as top four teams in Germany as well as the Chinese team have shown interest in him,” disclosed the source.
“In fact two of the teams from Germany and a Chinese club watched him last weekend while in action for Trabzonspor."
A frustrated Onazi quit Italian Serie A side Lazio to sensationally moved to Turkey in the summer.http://africanfootball.com/news/666102/Top-German-Bundesliga-clubs-track-down-Ogenyi-Onazi

goldfish80:

These past few months have been a good one for the Super Eagles indeed. Ndidi strongly linked to Leicester, interest in Etebo hotting up daily and now Onazi.... So many positives.
I have this feeling Bayern Leverkusen could be one of those 4 German teams looking at Onazi. He will fit in to Roger Shmidt hard pressing philosophy like a glove.

Chrismario:
Following

Good work ,,,,,wonderful and brotherly arguments

Best thread on nairaland,,,,thegoodjoe,icon79,tbaba,joseph,supernerd,safarigirl,,,,,etc

Una welldone

krattoss:
this is the most lively and best thread ve come across in nairaland

terzurum5:

CC: Seun, Lalasticlala...

safarigirl:
Please, whose n-udes does Kelechi have to steal to get game time under Pep?
I don't even want him to go on loan, they [b]should sell him.[/b]Haba! 5 games now and not even sub appearance, na only am no gree learn this yeye Pep-losophy?

We can't have a repeat of Mikel mbok, if he can't get game time now, he'll never get under Pep. Can Mr James Iheanacho talk some other club into stealing his kid?