MrThisandthat:
Idiot... Why u no talk since Mtscheww!

U must be a buhari supporter

Better for you bro

Anybody whom NIGERIA rejected must be great, but anyone who rejects Nigeria must be doomed (Jordan I've, agbonlahor, Ross Barkley is fading away, So Ali dele an co should be careful.

It's even worse now because it's your agent that is making the dirty runs now. All naija age grade coach collect huge bribe, that's why they don't care if NFF doesn't pay them. Remember John Ogbuh under 17 which we hosted, the youngest in that team should be 35 years. Okoro (little Messi) then should be 40 years old then. The media did called them " Ogbuh and his men". Every where is corruption in Nigeria.

AdolfHitlerxXx:


We won the World Cup without you.

Unfortunately, Chrisantus faded faster than a fart.

I am sure David Alaba is one of the few still active in that squad.

We won with a bunch of old men,

By far the oldest under 17 Nigeria ever presented..

It was so glaring against Haiti in the group stage,being fellow blacks, that it was embarrassing..

Very true. A lot of the players who featured that year had to part with 250,000 naira at the camp in ibadan. We didnt field the best but we won the tournament and today that generation of players have vanished.

What corruption has done to this country cannot be imagined

Ihutomi:
is coming late oh,tella don die oh we for ask am

Guess who was Tella's assistant coach to the 2007 world cup? MANU GARBA!!!!!!! The current u17 coach...no wonder they were playing rubbish in Tanzania.

Corruption in the national team, that is why we have only Yiiebos playing for the country

God bless Emmanuel Amuneke...

Yoruba with corruption

When i said the average Nigerian is Corrupt to the teeth, and NPF Is just a reflection of the average Nigerian they thought i was supporting the evil done by them. Even these ones will still shout that police is Corrupt

oduademonest:
Corruption in the national team, that is why we have only Yiiebos playing for the country

That's nepotism... Well it is part of it.... Man know man... But Amuneke has been exceptional he picked quality players even if he was a lil bias but for discovering osimhen and chuwueze, you can't speak any ill of him.

imagine

This country tire pesin...



Corrupt eleribu everywhere.

Nbote:
Dats why we have all sorts of shitty players wearing d super Eagles jersey. Na who get leg and cash pass dey get call up. Except for d already established ones

True bro.. Remember Uchebo aka flavour? DAT guy is one of d worst footballer I av seen yet,he played for d super Eagles at d world cup..anyways, diz things happen everywhere..

na our way to be that

But I thought Nigerians are only known for yahoo!?

Just watch how the Afonjas will tactically pretend not to see where it was explicitly written that Yemi Tella was in charge of the team as at that time.



AFONJA AND HYPOCRISY IS LIKE 5&6.



Someone should please help me with that Jacob Zuma's meme

My set too for u 17 na the same thing ganiyu salami them all the demand bribe. He only picked mikel obi and two others after plateau utd feeders embarrassed his paid u -17 team 4-0 during a friendly, that was the one time he selected on merit. So the scourge has been there for long na make God help us all.

And thats how Nigeria keeps losing good players.

I love this guys style of play, let me go n buy him sef in fifa 19 manager mode

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NONSENSE! I CALL BS ON THIS ONE!!

When the Alaba Nigeria saga first emerged years ago (and it has been previously told SEVERAL TIMES before now), it was that he was asked to pay his own way to the U17 Eaglets' camp because the NFF does not pay for foreign-based (or foreign-born) players to come and try out for the U15 or U17 teams (and btw I personally happen to think it's a good policy because this country is brimming with young talent just looking for a break and/or opportunities). Accordingly, when Ovie Ejaria of Liverpool (who was then at the Arsenal academy), and one other foreign-born player whose name presently escapes me, came to try out for the 2013 U17 team that won the World Cup in the UAE, he paid his own way (and eventually had to leave early to return to the academy because the Eaglets' camp last for several months. Same thing when Lateef Omidiji came last year (2018) to try out for the U15 squad and again this year (2019) for for the U17 squad (he made the former but not the latter).

The worst thing about this particular BEER PARLOR RUMOR is that the late Coach Yemi Tella (of the 2007 team), who had about as upstanding a professional reputation (as a lecturer at the National Institute of Sports) is not alive to defend his honor and reputation. .

Nbote:


Dats why we have all sorts of shitty players wearing d super Eagles jersey Na who get leg and cash pass dey get call up. Except for d already established ones

That's not true.
Nigeria internationals are mostly average players.
If you are outstanding, NFF will go and beg you to play for Nigeria.
Remember what happened in the time of Obafemi Martins.

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BTW when this tale was first told here on Nairaland SIX YEARS AGO in 2013, there was NOTHING about 'bribe'...

https://www.nairaland.com/1302846/why-dont-play-nigeria-david

Why I Don't Play For Nigeria - David Alaba by airmark(m): 12:09am On May 26, 2013

BAYERN Munich youngster, David Alaba, says he should have been playing representative football for Nigeria but was denied by stringent eligibility rule by football officials in the country.

Alaba, whose father is Nigerian and of Filipino mother, plays for Austrian national team but only after he has been turned down by Nigeria.

The defender said he actually planned to join Nigeria's cadet team which won the 2007 FIFA World Youth Championship at South Korea but words reached him of his ineligibilty

''I wanted to play for Nigeria but I must confess that there was no formal approach for me. A scout actually discussed that with me. I was excited because of my dad, he was a fan of Sunday Oliseh when Oliseh played for FC Koln. As a kid, I loved to watch Victor Agali in the jersey of Hansa Rostock,'' he told an Austrian news medium.

However, Alaba was shocked when told by the scout that Nigeria had plans mainly for its home-grown talents.

'' I got the information that Nigeria will only consider those who were in the country perhaps because of travelling logistics and that is the end of that."

www.nairaland.com/attachments/1124460_alaba_jpge90ebb226c903956e4cba96e45342506

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/sports/7508-why-i-dumped-nigeria-david-alaba.html%EF%BB%BF

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Meanwhile, here's David repping with the Nigeria flag when Bayern won the UEFA Champions League a few years back...
His sister, who reportedly is something of a big pop star back in Austria, was in Nigeria not that long ago seeking out Afrobeats' producers.

"Nigeria is one of the most fantastically corrupt in the world."

- David Cameron.

Corruption everywhere; that was how I was denied my chances of playing the final game that will result to screening of players going to Dubai (according to the coaches) simply bcoz I have no money; after emerging as one of the best players all through the local competition.

It's terrible

9isguy:
Corruption everywhere; that was how I was denied my chances of playing the final game that will result to screening of players going to Dubai (according to the coaches) simply bcoz I have no money; after emerging as one of the best players all through the local competition.

Yemi Tella'a team played fantastic football and also won the 2007 u-17 world cup. They had excellent players in virtually in all positions and played amazing football. Unfortunately most of the players were not helped to develop


Players improve, chances are Alaba was not better than the players that made the team back then

In this country we need a strict leader honestly that take nonesense. That’s the only way everybody will sit up and do their jobs correctly.


Laxity and irresponsibility is too damn much.