₦airaland Forum

ChrisKels:
My boy Samuel Kalu, the young wing wizard, passes Bordeaux medical after an €8m deal was agreed with Gent.

Bolowolowo:
No one cares. Still to SE related things

AIG07:
The FIFA U-20 WOMEN'S WORLD CUP has began.

Mexico is currently playing against Brazil and it's 2 goals appease.

FIFA under Infantile seems not to be interested in female football and this competition is a reflection of that. The girls are playing on training pitches.

oloriooko:
Watching SA league and am impressed with their stadia unlike ours which can give one eye sore. We need to wake up and improve our league. We must be transparent in biz deals cuz no one will want to put money where it can't be accounted for.

Joebie:
But they actually LOOK more talented than our NPFL players. They seem to know the rudiments of the game. Granted our presentation is very poor. Poor pitches do not aid a free flowing game.

EmmGee:
I understand your concern. they might choose to play 3412 to accomodate maddison, vardy and nacho

tbaba1234:
Iheanacho with another goal.. Man on fire

goldfish80:
We wouldn't have qualified if it was only the group winners. We have every right to qualify since the top 2 qualified as a result of the nation's cup expansion.

BascoVanVeli:
Let's just wait because if Giwa accepts to withdraw his case Nigeria would be the biggest winner because apart from helping us to avoid a ban it will bring back a much needed private club. Tbh the Giwa ban left a bad taste in some people's mouths especially the how the club got taken out of the NPFL.

charlesemeka85:
It is all but confirmed that Ola Aina will be farmed out on loan by Chelsea before the transfer window closes for business, with manager Maurizio Sarri omitting the Nigerian defender from the last two rosters for games against Inter Milan and Arsenal.

As reported by Football Insider, West Brom are in the market for a right-back after missing out on the signature of Yeovil’s Tom James and have switched their attentions to Ola Aina.

The Baggies are preparing to lodge a loan bid for the Chelsea fullback and they need to conclude negotiations before the next six days as the transfer window in England will close on August 9.

Aina impressed during his first loan spell away from Stamford Bridge, making 46 appearances in all competitions for Hull City, including 44 starts.

The 21-year-old was given false hope that he was in the plans of Sarri after he traveled with the first-teamers to Australia for a friendly against Perth Glory, but has been training with the 'loan group' since the squad returned to the United Kingdom.

Central defenders Kenneth Omeruo and Fikayo Tomori are the other players of Nigerian descent linked with a temporary departure from Chelsea this month.

tbaba1234:
Yes, any moment now..

tbaba1234:
NFF crisis is still on. Dalung utterances of recent show that he is backing Giwa.

tbaba1234:
Nigerian coaches Association led by Ladan Bosso have come in full support of Salisu.

Birds of the same feather, all of them.

gamaliel9:
O yes...Pinnick has elevated us in the eyes of CAF and FIFA. But it has to continue with immediate sack of Salisu...because that will reinforce our dignity that we do not tolerate corruption...if it tarries...the negative image continue...Fast sack is best

ChrisKels:
I have this conviction he would do just enough to force Rohr's hands before the next Eagles gathering in September to battle for that top 9 position with Simmy, Achor, Kayode, and possibly the duo of Success and Awoniyi.

gamaliel9:
Those "not yet capped" sweet die...especially Sadiq...he is coming closer to world wide television through Rangers...

tbaba1234:
Kingsley Michael