where is my name

dirty players

Abeg we dont want them.Now we ave qualified

With this guys in the team, we would be world class..

Nigeria is a barracks of talent. Soldiers go Soldiers come.
nobody misses anybody

If to say na our National team be this, we for carry world cup

They made the right decision. The Nigerian government is known for never taking good care of its players.

abescom:
Based on this Africa can lead claim to the whole of north and south America since they used Africa slaves to build themselves up.

keep dreaming let us know when you wake up

The only player who would break into the current starting eleven is Dele Alli and probably Alaba...but when I remembered what Mbappe did to Alaba,am afraid to say dat he had drastically deformed

We no need them who Dem won bench for naija

NeutralJUDGE:
The only player who would break into the current starting eleven is Dele Alli and probably Alaba...but when I remembered what Mbappe did to Alaba,am afraid to say dat he had drastically deformed

Lol

NeutralJUDGE:
The only player who would break into the current starting eleven is Dele Alli and probably Alaba...but when I remembered what Mbappe did to Alaba,am afraid to say dat he had drastically deformed

Lol

BisQuit:
Still on the euphoria of Nigeria qualifying for the 2018 world cup tournament in Russia, we take a look at players of Nigerian descent who could have represented Nigeria at the biggest stage of them all but opted to represent another country

One cannot fathom what inspired the decision of these talented footballers to adorn the colours of other countries instead of the aesthetically arranged, green-white-green. Whether this happens by dual nationalities, lack of opportunities to impress on the home front or outright decision to represent other countries, Nigeria can boast of a wealthy array of football talents in diaspora.

Let's take a look at the long list of some talented Nigerian footballers who have never played for the Nigerian national team.

Source=http://.com/nigerian-players-who-have-never-played-for-the-national-team

Cc: Mynd44 , Lalasticlala


Chuba Akpom


Chuba Amechi Akpom, 21, is an English professional footballer of Nigerian descent who plays as a striker and centre forward for Brighton & Hove Albion on loan from Arsenal. He has represented England at youth international levels. There were rumours that several distinguished Nigerian football stakeholders, including ex-Arsenal hero Nwankwo Kanu and Amaju Pinnick,the president of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), had attempted to convince the Hale End Academy product to switch allegiance to Nigeria without success.

I would have done even more if I were them, this country is not worth dying for or making a huge personal sacrifices for. I just read last week of someone by name Iron Bassey from Cross River state who was part of the Nigerian Team that represented Nigeria in weight lift in Los Angeles in 1980. Simply because this man sustain injury he was abandoned and now he is doing a voluntary road repair work in high brow area in lagos. I never knew of this till last week and this a man I see every morning on my way to work that I and my friend argued he was probably not very ok, not knowing this man was once in the Nigerian Team very pathetic. abeg make dem no show face here ooo.

Mbappe nko

Awon omo ale dede

If there in Nigeria, if father no get package � for NNF there dreams is gone

yeyerolling:
trash list, most don't have nigerian passports and have played for their country of birth.when u say who have never played (can they still play?no) ur list is flawed, lets educate u more, there is ade akinbiyi, polish goal banger olisadebe, ugo ehiogu, john fashanu, Akinfenwa the beast,Owomoyela patrick etc.

Comprehend what he said and run along. Na wa for who do you this thing.

BisQuit:
Jordon Ibe

He is an English professional footballer who plays for Premier League club AFC Bournemouth as an attacking midfielder or winger. Born Jordon Ashley Femi Ibe to Nigerian parents, the forward grew up in London and has already represented England at Under-18, U19 and U20s level.

Pant..

We don't need him

If they had been in this country that kills dream, they wouldn't have achieved this far. Probably would have ended up playing for community clubs with nobody discovering them.

They made the best decision on personal opinion but on a wider opinion, they are unpatriotic and deserve no recognition here. Anyways, who Nigerian recognition epp

BlaQWolf:
Nawa o..imagine the line up of all these players? We had be competing with the best of the best

Really? The likes of Sidney Sam and Aogo are the best of the best?

The only top level players there are Dele Alli and David Alaba. Barkley, Sam and Ogbonna are merely decent players.

The rest are outright poor players that won't cut it at any decent level.

and if there is no restructuring and referendum in Nigeria, more of this will still happen in nigeria

Lalas247:
They know their worth

Lmao worth you say apart from Dele and Alaba the rest never even played for the country the choose.Below average footballers

davillian:
If the country has been good all these people won't be in another country.


Nigeria is not part of their success So we don't deserve a drop of water from their success.

nonetheless, others are still doing better despite representing Nigeria. Apart from Dele Alli and Alaba, which of them is/ are doing better or more successful than those in d current national team?

Do you also know that virtually all the black English footballers both past and present are all Jamaicans
Yet their people haven't compiled this type of "regret list"

Though we've had our fair share of these oyibo players
The likes of osaze, Iwobi, Troost, Leon etc.

BisQuit:
David Alaba


With his name spelt out in clear Yoruba Language as David Olatokunbo Alaba (born June 24, 1992) is an Austrian professional footballer who plays for German club Bayern Munich and the Austria national team. He holds Austria's record as the youngest player to play for their senior national team, debuting for them in 2009 as a 17-year-old. He has played in a multitude of roles, including central midfield, central defence, right and left wing, but has since blossomed as a left-back.

David is the son of a Nigerian musician named Inferno. Wishes for all(wadada) anyone?

Naughtytboy:
What about Drogba, Adebayor? Imagine us having these guys in our team

yea, Aderogba(corrupted to Drogba)

What BUbu born in warri bt whose parents are Fullani from Niger republic, Can he play in the other room?

What of biafra players who has never played for Nigeria

Isahalbash:






nonetheless, others are still doing better despite representing Nigeria. Apart from Dele Alli and Alaba, which of them is/ are doing better or more successful than those in d current national team?

they are not doing beta then why are Nigerian representatives going after them.
You would not understand I'm sure Uve not tried representing your country nd u wre turned down because u refuse to pay or share you salary.

DBlackCeazer:
David is the son of a Nigerian musician named Inferno. Wishes for all(wadada) anyone?

...wow. I nevet knew this. Dennis aogo made a comment. He said '.....Nigeria isn't organized like Germany'. Let that statement sink in. We've got big problems

Christiano Okechukwu Ronaldo

His great grandfather who is of Nigerian Origin migrate to Portugal in 1908.

davillian:
If the country has been good all these people won't be in another country.


Nigeria is not part of their success So we don't deserve a drop of water from their success.

I sopot u jare.......der decision realy epp der career