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madenigga:
This kind footballer is very scary

If this kind person is coming for the ball you would leave the ball and run

Maybe they meant Rugby

xcelentattitude:

Ikechi Anya

Ikechi Anya (born 3rd January 1988) is another player of Nigerian descent playing for his adoptive country, Scotland. He is a professional footballer who plays as a right-winger for Championship side, Watford.

Anya’s father is a Nigerian research scientist of the Igbo ethnic group and his mother a Romanian economist. They moved to Scotland in the late 1980s for his father to obtain his doctorate in Metallurgy.

Eligible to also represent Romania, Nigeria or England internationally, he chose to play for the country of his birth, Scotland.

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He received his first cap for the Scottish national team on 6th September 2013, coming off the bench in a 2-0 defeat to Belgium and scored his first international goal four days later in Scotland’s following match away to Macedonia.

Watford is not a championship side (though they will be fighting relegation this season) they are still a premiership side.

madenigga:
This kind footballer is very scary

If this kind person is coming for the ball you would leave the ball and run

Hahaha... You no lie bro... It'll be like a gorilla coming to attack you... Lol

Soulsymbol99:



Maybe they meant Rugby

It says football, the guy so many Rugby teams have been wooing him but he says he prefers football

And op, why is dele alli not number 1?

They can all make up the squad. Apart from Ross Barkley, I don't see any of them as a starter in the super Eagles.

Who 9ja elp?

mansakhalifa:


I remember the first time I saw that Adebayo Akinfewa during an FA Cup match between his club and an EPL side. I remember I kept on wondering how this guy managed to snub rugby, which he's perfectly built for, for association football...

Dude's a beast. And his size gives him the edge over the other guys on the pitch. That guy can easily hold off 3 men without any stress. I remember one of his teammates saying you would need more than two defenders to stop him. I heard his pro career actually launched off in the Lithuanian league before he returned to join the English lower leagues fully. He got a goal for Wycombe over the weekend.

And OP, Akinfewa is now 37 not 32 years... I guess this is an old article.

does he still play active football, if yes, which club currently please.. I need to buy him to my master league

Add SAKA That Boy Playing For ARSENAL

madenigga:
This kind footballer is very scary

If this kind person is coming for the ball you would leave the ball and run

Japa.... awon eyan may weather.

Look at the sad case of aogo.
Germany capped him and used him a few times and he has never been selected again.

boss1310:
I thought there is Yoruba tribe in Togo or something hence the name of Adebayo,is he Nigerian too
on the topic I think there is nothing wrong in representing the country of your birth or where your family and friends are but 90% of those guys that represented their adoptive country didnt have a long national team career

The guy is from Ejigbo Osun state, his late father and his mother are both from Ejigbo,I know his mother well,we both attend same church when ever I go Lome.I am also from Ejigbo Osun state

boss1310:
I thought there is Yoruba tribe in Togo or something hence the name of Adebayo,is he Nigerian too
on the topic I think there is nothing wrong in representing the country of your birth or where your family and friends are but 90% of those guys that represented their adoptive country didnt have a long national team career

I spotted that adebayo's name too! Yoruba ethnic group are in Togo & Benin Republic, His name shouldn't have been included.
As for those dat play for their adopted country having shorter national career, if their talent is exceptional, they can't ignore them.for example Dele Alli.

Hmmmmm

So because his grandfather was Niggerian he has automatically become one. Very soon una go begin screen people DNA even where there is a 1%match ina go force them to be Niggerians. Monkeys

I made FP ;

I have always known greatness is in me

I dedicate this feat to my wife-to-be and my children.

Daddy is a great man

AgentNairaland:
Add SAKA That Boy Playing For ARSENAL

Lol... I hope it's not xhaka you're talking about

boss1310:
I thought there is Yoruba tribe in Togo or something hence the name of Adebayo,is he Nigerian too
on the topic I think there is nothing wrong in representing the country of your birth or where your family and friends are but 90% of those guys that represented their adoptive country didnt have a long national team career

yea he is...Adebayo was dropped by Samson siasia from the Nigerian 2005 under 21 squad..

Jaqenhghar:
So because his grandfather was Niggerian he has automatically become one. Very soon una go begin screen people DNA even where there is a 1%match ina go force them to be Niggerians. Monkeys

that guy na Nigerian....his surname na EFANGHA...na him mama name Bakerly im dey bear because him mum and dad divorce....

op u fail to include the tormentor of coutoise in the UEFA champions leagues yester night Emmaniel Dennise Bonaventure

Seyilome:

The guy is from Ejigbo Osun state, his late father and his mother are both from Ejigbo,I know his mother well,we both attend same church when ever I go Lome.I am also from Ejigbo Osun state

satisfied with your answer

You forgot David Alaba

xcelentattitude:


Lol... I hope it's not xhaka you're talking about

This is his pictures below, he's a Nigerian

Kenturkey048:
that guy na Nigerian....his surname na EFANGHA...na him mama name Bakerly im dey bear because him mum and dad divorce....

Go carry am force am to be Naija now. Shey d thing na by force

Tina26:
that you have nigerian parents doesnt make you a nigerian. some have no passports. Let them represent the country of their birth. nigeria has never helped them in any ways . there are many of them in the lower leagues in england some use their mother maiden names.

Hal Robson-Kanu
Jonathan Obika

Nairaland olodo... After you go talk sey you go school.

Do you know what the words "descendant" and " lineage" means? You cannot erase that, switching allegiance to another country doesn't mean you can cancel your bloodline.

madenigga:
This kind footballer is very scary

If this kind person is coming for the ball you would leave the ball and run

LOL them no dey tell person, unless the person wan injure himself

Freemanbobble:
Nonsense All these na players?
I be think say you want talk say Lionel Messi na from Nigeria

Una too like better thing

mansakhalifa:


I remember the first time I saw that Adebayo Akinfewa during an FA Cup match between his club and an EPL side. I remember I kept on wondering how this guy managed to snub rugby, which he's perfectly built for, for association football...

Dude's a beast. And his size gives him the edge over the other guys on the pitch. That guy can easily hold off 3 men without any stress. I remember one of his teammates saying you would need more than two defenders to stop him. I heard his pro career actually launched off in the Lithuanian league before he returned to join the English lower leagues fully. He got a goal for Wycombe over the weekend.

And OP, Akinfewa is now 37 not 32 years... I guess this is an old article.

that was against spurs

KingAzubuike:
Ross Barkley bawo ?

Yes,he his heavy linked as a Nigerian

Jaqenhghar:

Go carry am force am to be Naija now. Shey d thing na by force

chairman no vex abeg...sorry say I quote you....bye bye...

Oga if you like post the picture of Osama and claim that he could have played for Naija because his great grand father is from Akwa Ibom, it still won't make the newest hottest striker in London right now in the person of Tammy Abrahams to agree to play for Naija.