edi287:
Don't know if this has been posted already, but thoughts?? I'd replace Eguavon with Taribo and push Yobo to rb. Tbh I'm surprised one of Keshi or Christian Chukwu didn't make it but oh well...

Dem kari Uche Ikechukwu picture put for Uche Okechukwu Lol

ChrisKels:


A very typical African name.


BTW, I av bn wondering, what tribe in Plateau State bears these sweet sounding names like Gong, Nansel, Selbol, Gyang etc?

Berom, Ngas and Tarok.

junnyjake:


Berom, Ngas and Tarok.

Chai bro, their names(synge, pam, dyeng, yem, Dung et al) dey sweet me. Very sexy and easy to pronounce. I will like to read their history bkus those names are so un West African to me.

junnyjake:

England is his comfort zone.

because he has a British passport? The coach is parochial then....

ChrisKels:


Dem kari Uche Ikechukwu picture put for Uche Okechukwu Lol

Lool I didn't even notice at first

ChrisKels:


Chai naija my country. We crafty die. Is anybody thinking what im thinking?

An African adage said something about killing two birds with a stone

I tell you bro...with this invitation and should the younger one get to play for nigeria...the elder one in Germany will swiftly consider playing for the super eagles......
that's a plus for us

edi287:
Don't know if this has been posted already, but thoughts?? I'd replace Eguavon with Taribo and push Yobo to rb. Tbh I'm surprised one of Keshi or Christian Chukwu didn't make it but oh well...

I will pair Ukechukwu with Keshi and move Yobo to the right back position. Also I will replace Finidi with Mathematical Segun Odegbami. Muda Lawal, Adokie, Rufai, Chairman Chukwu would be on the bench for sure, all wonderful players.

edi287:
Don't know if this has been posted already, but thoughts?? I'd replace Eguavon with Taribo and push Yobo to rb. Tbh I'm surprised one of Keshi or Christian Chukwu didn't make it but oh well...

Ikechukwu Uche's picture for Okechukwu, that's lazy from SuperSports.

This seems to start from the 1990s.

ChrisKels:


Chai bro, their names(synge, pam, dyeng, yem, Dung et al) dey sweet me. Very sexy and easy to pronounce. I will like to read their history bkus those names are so un West African to me.

They've got really funny sounding names.

Beroms - Jang, Kim, Dung, Chung, Kangyang, kachollom, Nyam, Weng Pam e.t.c

Ngas - Golkit, Polit, Gotum, Gomwalk, etc

Mangu - Nwanret, plangdes, Nandes, Pankyes, Lukyes etc.

Jarawa - Aweng, Apam, Atang

Plateau state is a state rich with different cultures.

Haven't had the opportunity to read about their history though.

edi287:
Don't know if this has been posted already, but thoughts?? I'd replace Eguavon with Taribo and push Yobo to rb. Tbh I'm surprised one of Keshi or Christian Chukwu didn't make it but oh well...

I can't have Yobo in the place of Chukwu or Keshi.

ChrisKels:


Pakistan, Iran and Israel are wonderful places for real hustlers.

yeah true

SlayerForever:
Belgium are top of the Men Football rankings. Joint top with Les Blues.


If erstwhile lowly Belgium can do it,any national team can do it. It just takes Organization and Transparency.

No. It takes only an Eden Hazard. .

I must say I am really impressed with Aigbogun's scouting prowess. Imagine him calling an almost unknown player from Argentina and a Jayden Bennetts from Watford's lower teams. Shows he knows his job and has been combing extensively for players. Unlike Onigbinde who will wait for fans to start shouting their heads off before he notices a new player. Ebere Eze is a case study!.

Curtisaxel7:
I must say I am really impressed with Aigbogun's scouting prowess. Imagine him calling an almost unknown player from Argentina and a Jayden Bennetts from Watford's lower teams. Shows he knows his job and has been combing extensively for players. Unlike Onigbinde who will wait for fans to start shouting their heads off before he notices a new player. Ebere Eze is a case study!.

I'm sure you are one of the fans that fought the good of fight for Jamilu Collins and Tyronne Ebuehi to be invited. Lol

Thank God Isaac Success went through the MRI at U17 else we no go hear word for here about age cheating.

Opponent watch

SAFA statement on SA training

"In the last three training sessions, the team has concentrated mostly on defensive setup, methodical build-ups with greater emphasis on shooting at goal in which the players took turns to rain shots at goal,”

super eagle future

How Bafana Can Qualify For AFCON 2019…



By Soccer Laduma


Bafana Bafana face Nigeria this weekend in a crucial African Cup of Nations qualifier, with Stuart Baxter’s side knowing exactly what they need to do to reach the showpiece in Cameroon.


As things stand, Bafana sit in second place on the Group E log with eight points from four games and two matches to play. As things stand they are the only unbeaten team in the group but will have been disappointed to drop points against Libya at home and Seychelles away.

That being said, Baxter’s side could leapfrog Nigeria and book their place in Cameroon on Saturday afternoon if they’re able to beat the current log leaders at FNB Stadium, with 11 points meaning that neither Libya nor Seychelles will be able to catch them.

Even a draw could be enough for Bafana if Seychelles manage to avoid defeat at home against Libya, and a shock win for Seychelles would mean that even a loss for Bafana in Johannesburg would see them qualify ahead of the Libyans.

However, with Libya expected to at least get a point at Stade Linite, anything less than victory will see the group go down to the final game, with Bafana facing Libya in March for a spot at Cameroon 2019.

Simply put, if Bafana don’t lose either of their final two games then they will be off to the AFCON next year, but a defeat in either game could leave them requiring favours from elsewhere. In short, it’s all in their own hands.

Clementoke:
How Bafana Can Qualify For AFCON 2019…



By Soccer Laduma


Bafana Bafana face Nigeria this weekend in a crucial African Cup of Nations qualifier, with Stuart Baxter’s side knowing exactly what they need to do to reach the showpiece in Cameroon.


As things stand, Bafana sit in second place on the Group E log with eight points from four games and two matches to play. As things stand they are the only unbeaten team in the group but will have been disappointed to drop points against Libya at home and Seychelles away.

That being said, Baxter’s side could leapfrog Nigeria and book their place in Cameroon on Saturday afternoon if they’re able to beat the current log leaders at FNB Stadium, with 11 points meaning that neither Libya nor Seychelles will be able to catch them.

Even a draw could be enough for Bafana if Seychelles manage to avoid defeat at home against Libya, and a shock win for Seychelles would mean that even a loss for Bafana in Johannesburg would see them qualify ahead of the Libyans.

However, with Libya expected to at least get a point at Stade Linite, anything less than victory will see the group go down to the final game, with Bafana facing Libya in March for a spot at Cameroon 2019.

Simply put, if Bafana don’t lose either of their final two games then they will be off to the AFCON next year, but a defeat in either game could leave them requiring favours from elsewhere. In short, it’s all in their own hands.

They will lose both games

isan:
super eagle future

Are these guys playing in a mud? Y are they this dirty nah?

junnyjake:


England is his comfort zone.

I was about to write the EXACT same thing that you wrote

Gosh!

Humility017:

because he has a British passport?
The coach is parochial then....

Everybody has a comfort zone,these coaches are not robots

Curtisaxel7:
I must say I am really impressed with Aigbogun's scouting prowess. Imagine him calling an almost unknown player from Argentina and a Jayden Bennetts from Watford's lower teams. Shows he knows his job and has been combing extensively for players [s]Unlike Onigbinde who will wait for fans to start shouting their heads off before he notices a new player.[/s] Ebere Eze is a case study!.

I bet it was you that noticed Jamilu Collins, Uzoho, Idowu, Semi Ajayi and Ebuehi

junnyjake:



They've got really funny sounding names.

Beroms - Jang, Kim, Dung, Chung, Kangyang, kachollom, Nyam, Weng Pam e.t.c

Ngas - Golkit, Polit, Gotum, Gomwalk, etc

Mangu - Nwanret, plangdes, Nandes, Pankyes, Lukyes etc.

Jarawa - Aweng, Apam, Atang

Plateau state is a state rich with different cultures.

Haven't had the opportunity to read about their history though.

Are these African names? Golkit, Polit, Gomwalk, Plangdes, Nandes, Pankyes Lukyes, Chung, Weng, Dung, Kim etc? Man these guy's history is worth reading.


When u hear names with "gb, kp, kw, nd, nw et al, for instance Gbajabiamila, Pogba, Angban, Drogba, Ndidi, Chikwe, Nwamkpa, Olada(k)po et al, u go know say u dey West Africa. Dat said, painfully I dont kno many native hausa names, too bad they threw away everything for the Arab culture. Beats me how person name go be Alhassan ibrahim, Musa Mohammed et al, even some yeye igbos dun dey adopt such craziness where person name go be Luke Moses, Ezekiel John. I come dey wonder why people aint proud of their identity. We too like foreign things I swear. I avnt really noticed that with d Yoruba nation. A Yoruba go everly put a Yoruba name next to his either Christian or Muslim name, it was like that with igbos till this brainwashed indomie generation igbo parents came

Earthquake2:

I was about to write the EXACT same thing that you wrote
Gosh!

We're in the spirit then.

Humility017:
because he has a British passport? The coach is parochial then....

Don't be so hard to please
He invited a kid from Argentina.

junnyjake:



They've got really funny sounding names.

Beroms - Jang, Kim, Dung, Chung, Kangyang, kachollom, Nyam, Weng Pam e.t.c

Ngas - Golkit, Polit, Gotum, Gomwalk, etc

Mangu - Nwanret, plangdes, Nandes, Pankyes, Lukyes etc.

Jarawa - Aweng, Apam, Atang

Plateau state is a state rich with different cultures.

Haven't had the opportunity to read about their history though.

You omitted one popular one amongst us here : The Scout Master Dalung . AKA United States of Nigeria

ChrisKels:


Are these African names? Golkit, Polit, Gomwalk, Plangdes, Nandes, Pankyes Lukyes, Chung, Weng, Dung, Kim etc? Man these guy's history is worth reading.


When u hear names with "gb, kp, kw, nd, nw et al, for instance Gbajabiamila, Pogba, Angban, Drogba, Ndidi, Chikwe, Nwamkpa, Olada(k)po et al, u go know say u dey West Africa. Dat said, painfully I dont kno many native hausa names, too bad they threw away everything for the Arab culture. Beats me how person name go be Alhassan ibrahim, Musa Mohammed et al, even some yeye igbos dun dey adopt such craziness where person name go be Luke Moses, Ezekiel John. I come dey wonder why people aint proud of their identity. We too like foreign things I swear. I avnt really noticed that with d Yoruba nation. A Yoruba go everly put a Yoruba name next to his either Christian or Muslim name, it was like that with igbos till this brainwashed indomie generation igbo parents came

Now, you're making it attractive for me to go back and hug my history books.

Very true about the Yorubas, both at home and diaspora.

Only Christians in the north bear Hausa names. Example: Godiya, Nasara, Nakure Dogara Yohanna, Ayuba, etc.

Icon4s:


You omitted one popular one amongst us here : The Scout Master Dalung . AKA United States of Nigeria

Chai!

This Tarok man we de fall my Plateau people hand.

The governor self na another clown on him on level.

ChrisKels:


Are these African names? Golkit, Polit, Gomwalk, Plangdes, Nandes, Pankyes Lukyes, Chung, Weng, Dung, Kim etc? Man these guy's history is worth reading.


When u hear names with "gb, kp, kw, nd, nw et al, for instance Gbajabiamila, Pogba, Angban, Drogba, Ndidi, Chikwe, Nwamkpa, Olada(k)po et al, u go know say u dey West Africa. Dat said, painfully I dont kno many native hausa names, too bad they threw away everything for the Arab culture. Beats me how person name go be Alhassan ibrahim, Musa Mohammed et al, even some yeye igbos dun dey adopt such craziness where person name go be Luke Moses, Ezekiel John. I come dey wonder why people aint proud of their identity. We too like foreign things I swear. I avnt really noticed that with d Yoruba nation. A Yoruba go everly put a Yoruba name next to his either Christian or Muslim name, it was like that with igbos till this brainwashed indomie generation igbo parents came

I know a good number of Yorubas that bear both names as English names. Although u right ,they are actually rare compared to most other Nigerian ethnic group.

Meanwhile come to Niger-Delta where you will see names like: Shell Manager, Chevron Giant etc.

ChrisKels:


Are these African names? Golkit, Polit, Gomwalk, Plangdes, Nandes, Pankyes Lukyes, Chung, Weng, Dung, Kim etc? Man these guy's history is worth reading.


When u hear names with "gb, kp, kw, nd, nw et al, for instance Gbajabiamila, Pogba, Angban, Drogba, Ndidi, Chikwe, Nwamkpa, Olada(k)po et al, u go know say u dey West Africa. Dat said, painfully I dont kno many native hausa names, too bad they threw away everything for the Arab culture. Beats me how person name go be Alhassan ibrahim, Musa Mohammed et al, even some yeye igbos dun dey adopt such craziness where person name go be Luke Moses, Ezekiel John. I come dey wonder why people aint proud of their identity. We too like foreign things I swear. I avnt really noticed that with d Yoruba nation. A Yoruba go everly put a Yoruba name next to his either Christian or Muslim name, it was like that with igbos till this brainwashed indomie generation igbo parents came

And when religion came, it made us look at ourselves and history as inferior, reason why we jettison our identities for the ones our colonialists offered.

Icon4s:


I know a good number of Yorubas that bear both names as English names. Although u right ,they are actually rare compared to most other Nigerian ethnic group.

Meanwhile come to Niger-Delta where you will see names like: Shell Manager, Chevron Giant etc.

I skipped niger-delta on purpose because those ones are a lost course.

Mind u, I said Niger-delta not South South because my efik, ibibio ppl still holding sway with their Akpan Udoh