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Poll: Do you think the move to include Sani Emmanuel and Ramon Azeez to the Super Eagles Training Camp is justified?
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| Nff Consider Two Eaglets For Eagles Namibia Camp by TheLight2(op): 1:10pm On Dec 04, 2009 |
[center]NFF CONSIDER TWO EAGLETS FOR EAGLES NAMIBIA CAMP[/center] [center]Emmanuel, Azeez May Get Amodu’s Nod.[/center] Source: Complete Sports Vol.15 No. 073 Thursday December 3, 2009. Complete Sports can reveal today that top officials of Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, are pilling huge pressure on Super Eagles chief coach, Shuaibu Amodu to include a few members of the Golden Eaglets team that won silver medal at the recently held FIFA U-17 World Cup hosted by Nigeria last month. The NFF officials, Complete Sports gathered wants some of these players to train with the Eagles in Namibia and gather valuable experience that will come handy in future national assignments. A decent source at the NFF revealed that Amodu was swayed by the argument put forward by the NFF top shots including Sanni Abdulahi Lulu who, Complete Sports recalls practically forced erstwhile Eagles manager, Berti Vogts to include some members of the 2007 gold-winning Eaglets team in Eagles preparation for Ghana 2008 Africa Nations Cup. Two players, Sanni Emmanuel who emerged the highest goal scorer at the championships and the boy many Nigerians have labelled the ‘new Sunday Oliseh’, Ramon Azeez topped the list of players that will make the trip to Namibia.
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