Curtisaxel10:
Now that I have watched the game, I am no longer so angry about the result. Okoye made a doltish error and they got a penalty.
Lucky goals.

It appears we played better than them overall, creating chances which were sadly, wasted by our forwards. We even got an identical chance to the one Okoye gifted them but our striker blew the chance. And we started the game with what is pretty much our second eleven.

BTW, Iwobi's goal was pure class.

elyte89:
Osimhen no score ?

charlesemeka85:
you for add in peace I swear

BannedLarge:


Oloriburuku oniranu go tell your baba to rest. We’re here to talk football

BannedLarge:
Typical Osimehn always perform against small teams but when it comes to the big games I.e vs Ghana or last season vs all the big 4, he will Freeze

Cecco90:
Abeg who has highlights of Iwobi's performance today?

TheLoneCitizen:
Another year. Another Salon D'or nomination.

Hairy Onyekuru.

His new teammates call him pink panther. Zero focus.

rabzy:


Thanks fo sharing this..one of the best podcasts I have seen in recent times...it made me overwhelming sad

Nostring:
badbelle Sha full una blood .. if na Igboman now ,we for no hear word again

jihday:
and that victory hands them the league title

Kog45:
Yes from Ondo and born in Osogbo but grew up in Kwara.

By everything he is from Kwara State and more know as Kwara boy with their family house situated in Fate-Tanke area of Ilorin.

He started very early,golden boy of Nigeria youth sport festival and the first Nigerian to break 10 seconds barrier with 9.95 secs .We looked up to him then being our area bro,his younger brother Yinka is a very close friend now a pastor.

Thanks for the correction....*ADENIKEN*

Kog45:
Yes Odun,the system is the key.We are getting it in the 80s to 90s but suddenly things turned upside down and till today we are in limbo,doing the same thing all the time with no success.

Those who managed our sports in the 80s have a very strong blue prints for grassroots development.....my secondary school handball team represented Nigeria in Finland,also selected outstanding talents in Kwara state secondary schools which i was part played football youth tournament known as Dana cup in Denmark.In the 80s secondary schools produced a lot of stars for national teams....

Olympian like former NTA sport presenter Hameed Adio,Olapade Adenakan,Ezenwas brothers,Chidi Imoh,Innocent Egbunike,Yusuf Ali,Falilat Ogunkoya,Mary Onyali are real grassroots discovery and most of them went from secondary schools to various universities in United States with NSC assistance.....Hakeem the Dream went straight from Ansaru Deen secondary school to United Stated as a basketballer.I can say much about Olapade Adenakan who was my area bro and how he started,the same thing late Sunday Bada,my mate Olympian Bisi Afolabi,these peoples started from secondary schools.

In the 80s st finbarrs produced real footballers for Nigeria national team,Stephen Keshi,Henry Nwosu,Samson Siasia but it is a pity seeing schools without sports field.

What really make it worst now,if you don't have the money you can't enroll your talented kids in football academies in Nigeria,am privy to this cos my senior bro is the Principal of Kwara football academy,meaning the real kids out there don't even have the chance to show case their skills.

I just don't know how things went berserk regarding sports development in Nigeria even in the 80s it wasn't like this...imagine secondary schools travelling out to represent Nigeria then...Oh my God,I remember when my school lost out to another school when America football was introduced newly,the school went to Canada on exhibition tour game.

lbrichman2:


Wetin him do?

do4luv14:
Breaking news

Shakes to be unveiled as New super Eagles coach next week, to be Assist by William as 1st assistant coach, while Spears as the goalkeepers trainer, better days Ahead for our dear Eagles

leathalbeast:
Dubious penalty