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Deltamani:
CAF Women's Under 17 WWC Qualifying Round 3 1st leg

Result

Senegal 🇸🇳 3-1 Liberia 🇱🇷
Marie Louise Sárr. 17 24 Louise Brown 90+3
Mariama Faty 50

Solonnachi, what will you now say about the Senegalese girls?

solonnachi:
These girls look matured or is it my eyes?

You want them to look like primary school kids? These are girls that are 17yrs and below. It is expected that they would been close to full adult heights.

Kog45:
The issue here is U17 bigger than NPFL? not houses or kind of prizes.Do you say England U17 or U20 WC winning team is bigger than EPL winner,and funny you are bringing European league winners parade as your point.

Pls who are the world stars from U17?okay Osimhen,Chuckwueze,Iheanacho,Awoniyi,Nwakalis,Uzoho…

NPFL star Amunike gave us Afcon 94

NPFL Amunike scored the winning goal Atlanta 96

NPFL Sunday Mba gave Afcon 2013

NPFL Rashidi Yekini scored Nigeria first WC goal

NPFL Ahmed Musa scored 4 WC goals

NPFL Richard Owubokiri won Europe highest goal scorer

NPFL Enyeama clean sheets record in French league

NPFL Finidi,Kanu and Mikel won Champions league

NPFL Yekini,Kanu,Amunike and Ikpeba won APOTY.

Nice one.

Let me just make this contribution. It is not in line with Amuneke or no Amuneke Argument o. Just to let us know the stars that played in the FIFA U17 2009 World Cup hosted in Nigeria:

1. Kenneth Omeruo - Nigeria
2. Shkodram Mustafi - Germany
3. Mario Gotze - Germany
4. Bernd Leno - Germany
5. Emiliano Martinez - Argentina
6. Allison Becker - Brazil
7. Phillippe Countinho - Brazil
8. Neymer - Brazil
9. Carlos Casimero - Brazil
10. Ben Khalifa -Switzerland
11. Granit Xhaka - Switzerland
12. Ricardo Rodrigues - Switzerland
13. Bertrand Traore - Burkina Faso
14. Joel Campbel - Costa Rica
15. Koke - Spain
16. Isco - Spain
17. Alvaro Morata - Spain
18. Pablo Sarabia - Spain
19. Sergio Reberto - Spain
20. Son Heung-min - South Korea
21. Stephen El Shaarawy - Italy
22. Matia Perin - Italy

These are some of the graduates from an U17 tournament. I made reference to this year because they all played on Nigerian soil in 2009.

Sugarboyy:
Nor vex boss 🤣🤣🤣

TheGoodjoe and Thesupernerd, we appreciate all your contributions here. We have together been on this Journey for well over 10years. It can only be passion that has kept us coming back here to read and contribute to discussions. We respect you and all other regulars here.

Sugarboyy if only you know some of the personalities behind these monikers..... if you say these persons are jobless I am equally jobless because I was for so many years very active here, I only, lately, reduced it to mainly reading of posts and I still make contributions to certain issues.

We have treated each other with utmost respect even despite our arguments here. For me, THIS IS THE MOST USEFUL THREAD ON NAIRALAND and I have a million and one reasons to say so. This thread can boast of some of the best football analysts in Nigeria.

Sugarboyy, abeg, desist from the insults. TheGoodjoe and TheSupernerd are two of our best men here, and any insult thrown at them is an insult thrown at the rest of us.

Please let's follow peace with all men, and continue with our discussions and analysis.

Sugarboyy:
Help Goodjoe with a job or visa or money to start POS business, let him gets engaged

Sugarboyy, you don't need to throw insults at anyone. This is absolutely not necessary. Why this na?

TheSuperNerd:
Are you Icon4s? What happened to your original?

Anyway, point is TheGoodJoe and I have been far more vocal on why we want Amunike unlike many others who don't want Amunike but will settle for just anybody else not named Amunike without an idea of what their philosophy is like.

Icon4s is as big on this thread as the myself and TheGoodJoe but he's been silent lately.

Yes, I am jare. Had issues with my other moniker

TheSuperNerd:
Amunike is way different from Finidi.

And who else on this thread is more pro-Amunike than TheGoodJoe and I? This is one of those times when you just want to yap with no concrete grounds on what you say.

Point out a pro-Amunike moniker in here bigger than TheGoodJoe and myself. Do it.

Hi,

I am not sure you are more pro-Amuneke than I

Rapmoney:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELNAb21MJmg

What sort of culture is this? What sort of culture would warrant this type of cruelty to a fellow human?

See the moment masquerades observing a traditional event flogged a Nigerian nurse mercilessly until she fell into a gutter.


Source: WarriParrot

This is nonsense na

Space is infinitesimal but rays of light diminish in space and as such parts of Space do not receive rays of light, and then appear dark

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIr5IryvgBI

He had a hybrid look of Diego Maradona and Ruud Guillit.

When ever he was on our starting line up we were almost sure to win. "Okparaji go play? Ah we go win be that"

Throwback goal from Samuel sochukwuma Okwaraji (popularly pronounced as "Okparaji" . He was a Fans' Favorite, one of the most loved players in the team then.
An assist from another legend, Rasheedi Yekini, saw us go into an early lead with a thunderous strike from "Okparaji" against Cameroon. Such was what Okparaji was capable of. It was a second group B game of the Maroc '88 AFCON. Game ended 1:1.

One year later, during a 1990 World Cup qualifying game, against Angola he slumped on the grass of the national stadium, Surulere, Lagos and was confirmed dead next morning. We won that game 1:0 but lost the final group game 1:0 to Cameroon away in Yaounde, without Okparaji, in a game that we needed a draw to qualify for Italia '90 World Cup

Many believed that if Okparaji had played that last game we couldn't have lost.

Continue to rest our Hero: Samuel Sochukwuma Okwaraji

TheSuperNerd:
Kog45, Icon4s, Enomakos and other Elders.... Una food Don land. 😁

Mods banned my original moniker this morning for the 24hrs.

This was the Algiers 90 AFCON squad.
Back row from left to right:
Alloysius Agu, Ademola Adeshina, Okechukwu Uche, Rasheedi Yekini, Isaac Semitoje and Andrew Uwe.
Front row from left to right:
Abdul Aminu, Moses Kpakor, Herbert Anijekwu, Friday "Elastic" Elaho and Thompson Oliha.

This was the beginning of the team that matured into the 1994 squad.