kennysville:



Watford ke? That one na suicide las las. If e try am?

Odunayaw:
equalizer!

charlesemeka85:
Em get money?

TheSuperNerd:
Every U-17 WC year we keep hearing this fallacy of presenting the youngest U-17 team. Abeg this is bollocks. The 2015 team was also very young and genuine. Same as the 2013 team. Infact the 2013 team had a 14-15 year old Makanjuola and an U-15 Uzoho. This 2019 team has no 14 or 15 year old yet you tag them the youngest. Abeg let us hear word.


I don't see this 2019 team winning the title. But I still think they can crack the quarters. If they play true to their potentials, they may make the semis or final. And Amoo is not the only genuine talent on this team. Tijani is also up there alongside Ubani who sadly is not fit.

charlesemeka85:
Amoo has superb vision.

DrLikita12:
Last minute republic

charlesemeka85:
I will love if Amoo joins ajax or any other team in the eirdivisie. If the kid is well nurtured he will be a classy play maker. His vision and decision making is very impressive

DrKlever:
I told you people earlier there is something wrong with this team selection, you called me tribalist. Even though there is no evidence of me being a tribal bigot on this forum(not just this thread). I challenge anyone to dig out a post made by me before. I ignored all the mentions because I'm not even an Igbo man like you all thought i was. I wish the team well

Baba as we dey win now... Oya continue to dey yarn na.

Chidonsky:
can you compare this team age with that of Chrisantus era?Imagine oseni been declared 15years old in that tournament.If you watch the way they play and their decision making you will know this guys are young.I played football so i have a solid reason for saying what i said.Am not disputing their talent but any way they can still grow into the tournament.

Afobear:
Hold your letter

BascoVanVeli:
Cardiac eaglets