Kakamorufu:
if so, blame his dumass parents

very right

Shocked? But not surprised?

Kakamorufu:
if so, blame his dumass parents

Many of u typin will deny Nigeria if u have a chance. U can play for country of birth , Country of Parents or Country of Naturalisation. He is lawfully correct to choose either one of the 2. He played for Canada u17 where he lived.

Why e go come stress over Nigeria matter,

IS nigeria worth dying for?

Paul Pogba, Mbappe, Ngolo Kante etc played for country of birth

damosky12:
There is no reason to fault the young man.

He was born and raised in England and was probably not well intimated about his roots.

He probably knows very little about Nigeria. I won't be surprised if he doesn't know what his name means...

Hence, the choice to play for England.

No parent (especially Yoruba) will name the child Fikayo Tomori, without the child growing up to know he is Nigerian or has Nigerian roots... NONE!!!

oloriooko:
So FIKAYO TOMORI sounds English to him abi to the extent that the name never rang bell that he's probably from Africa? Or na Canadians dey bear FIKAYO or TOMORI?

TORONTO=TOMORI

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ola33t:


The pics weak me. Gamblers don suffer for hand of bet9ja

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Angelfrost:


No parent (especially Yoruba) will name the child Fikayo Tomori, without the child growing up to know he is Nigerian or has Nigerian roots... NONE!!!

There is a difference between growing up with the knowledge of having Nigerian parents and actually growing with a sense of belonging to Nigeria.

The latter is, most likely, the missing link in this case, sir.

Proper intimation about his roots would have imbued a sense of belonging in Him.

faith551:
Whats the fuss about these Tomori and Abraham sef They are just young boys that happened to gain attention few months ago, they might just end up to be one season wonders for all I care. There are Good Nigerian footballers littered within the country and beyond. If they choose to Play somewhere else good for them and we should be able to say that to ourselves too and look for the next best stop to make

i wonder.. Tell them to leave this boya that a sane environment has brought up and they should go no scout for the ones under udumita bridge and invite them to play for Nigeria...dont just be looking dF alreasin Don soup to eat. No be crime to repair your facility and encourage talent of your citizens also

quickly:


Many of u typin will deny Nigeria if u have a chance. U can play for country of birth , Country of Parents or Country of Naturalisation. He is lawfully correct to choose either one of the 2. He played for Canada u17 where he lived.

Why e go come stress over Nigeria matter,

IS nigeria worth dying for?

Paul Pogba, Mbappe, Ngolo Kante etc played for country of birth

can't deny my country. That's the koko

God will bless Fikayo Tomori for taking control of his own future. Regardless of what happens an England career provides better opportunities than a Nigeria one.

Nigeria has no honor. The ppl and fans are great but the football authorities and admin are trash. End of the day it's not about whether ppl like u or not that'll prevent u guys from getting stuck at airports or that will ensure that the best regardless of tribe or class are fielded.

Legends die every now and then and are swept under the carpet. No regard for them. They are turned to terminally ill beggars before our very eyes.

English ppl are of Germanic lineage but it doesn't mean that some third rate Anglo will be picked over Tomori or Abraham or Sterling etc. That is the real integrity and it is very commendable.

Most of us on here making noise will play for England. That's fact.

Liverpool will loose to Leicester city tomorrow at Anfield.
You can bookmark this

You heard it here first

I'd rather play for even eritrea

Bonatheripper:
With his long afonja microphone head.
Efe hwfr our 20million.

Hehehe u just de find trouble..

Meanwhile who wants his president name to be buhari?

Una wey de here for 40yrs still wan get lost..

oloriooko:
So FIKAYO TOMORI sounds English to him abi to the extent that the name never rang bell that he's probably from Africa? Or na Canadians dey bear FIKAYO or TOMORI?

Oluwafikayomi Oluwadamilola "Fikayo" Tomori

nateDZA:

Oh lawd!!
That bet9ja pix off me die

Nigeria is bigger than any player is free to play for any country of his dhoice

oloriooko:
So FIKAYO TOMORI sounds English to him abi to the extent that the name never rang bell that he's probably from Africa? Or na Canadians dey bear FIKAYO or TOMORI?

Lolzzzzzz

No mind am

Don’t worry,Bonaventure dennis,the Real Madrid slayer will fill up the space .

kolafolabi:
I don't think it's by force since he was born in the UK. Besides, if I were in their shoes, I would rather do the same.

he was born in canada

akereconfi:
Allow him rest jor



What does Nigeria has to offer him?
As Isaac Promise die now, has NFF even released a statement?


NIGERIA had done nothing for him

He stands to lose nothing abandoning Nigeria...

At least wherever he is playing, his allowances and match bonuses will be paid swiftly. He wouldn't get embarrassed at the airport because some circus of clowns called NFF didn't sort their flight.


Thumbs up Tomori, you did the right thing

nff has release statement, thank you...

LifestyleTonite:
Former Super Eagles defender, Efe Ambrose has revealed why Fikayo Tomori is not proud of his Nigerian roots.

He made this known in reaction to the news that the Chelsea player had been called to play for the Three Lions of England.

Also called to join the squad for England’s Euro 2020 qualifier against Czech Republic and Bulgaria is Tammy Abraham.

If both players accept and eventually play for England, their eligibility to play for Nigeria will be ruined.

Reacting to the news, Efe Ambrose stated that he was shocked when he was told Tomori had Nigerian roots. This was during their time together at Derby County.

According to Efe, he doesn’t find fault with him because he was born and raised in England.

“Tomori was very popular at Derby. He has later voted the player of the season but not once did he talked about his Nigerian roots. In fact, it was a journalist friend of mine that told him he has Nigerian roots. It’s very unusual because most Nigerian players born abroad usually like to associate with fellow Nigerians particularly if you have played for the national team as I did for years,” the 30-year-old told Owngoalnigeria.

”I am not surprised, in fact, I would have if he decided to represent Nigeria. He feels very British which is understandable considering the fact that he was born and raised there. Canada is the biggest losers considering the fact that he played for them at U17 level based on what I gathered”, Efe Ambrose said.

https://wotzup.ng/efe-ambrose-reveals-why-fikayo-tomori-is-not-proud-of-his-nigerian-root/

Even if am playing for daura or Aso rock fottball Club and the dullard is in charge of the team,I see an opportunity to jump ship I will.las las who Nigeria EPP? U phifulls shd live TOMORI alone abeg. He made the right choice and I support him 101%. N I don't see him regretting, ever. Shuuu shuuu....away with all of you.... face ur front with ur next level wahala kpalava joh

LifestyleTonite:
Former Super Eagles defender, Efe Ambrose has revealed why Fikayo Tomori is not proud of his Nigerian roots.

He made this known in reaction to the news that the Chelsea player had been called to play for the Three Lions of England.

Also called to join the squad for England’s Euro 2020 qualifier against Czech Republic and Bulgaria is Tammy Abraham.

If both players accept and eventually play for England, their eligibility to play for Nigeria will be ruined.

Reacting to the news, Efe Ambrose stated that he was shocked when he was told Tomori had Nigerian roots. This was during their time together at Derby County.

According to Efe, he doesn’t find fault with him because he was born and raised in England.

“Tomori was very popular at Derby. He has later voted the player of the season but not once did he talked about his Nigerian roots. In fact, it was a journalist friend of mine that told him he has Nigerian roots. It’s very unusual because most Nigerian players born abroad usually like to associate with fellow Nigerians particularly if you have played for the national team as I did for years,” the 30-year-old told Owngoalnigeria.

”I am not surprised, in fact, I would have if he decided to represent Nigeria. He feels very British which is understandable considering the fact that he was born and raised there. Canada is the biggest losers considering the fact that he played for them at U17 level based on what I gathered”, Efe Ambrose said.

https://wotzup.ng/efe-ambrose-reveals-why-fikayo-tomori-is-not-proud-of-his-nigerian-root/

He was born in Calgary Canada and not England.. He grew up in England

all i can say is that he made the right choice

I was not surprised because the name said it all.that's how Yorubas are always disgracing us .remember agbonlaho,John fash and co.afonja una Weldon.las las dem go come 9ja and dope innocent Nigerians like John fash collected millions in the name of talent hunt

Funny thing is all these Nigerians that choose England over Nigeria haven't won anything and later get dumped

oloriooko:
So FIKAYO TOMORI sounds English to him abi to the extent that the name never rang bell that he's probably from Africa? Or na Canadians dey bear FIKAYO or TOMORI?

If you read the tone of the message very well, Afe was struggling not to sound rude to Fikayo, who chooses openly to ignore anything that has to do with Nigeria and its people. In simple terms, the lad doesn't behave as if he has Nigerian blood flowing in his veins at all at all. Meaning, he can't accept to represent his fatherland in the round leather game

Oh

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Lwkmd

Like Mario balotelli did to Ghana ...