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tbaba1234:Pinshures orrrr... |
Op car dey spoil abi e dey brake down? |
Mickael2:U nailed it sir. |
INVESTORBNAIRA:Ogbeni Dat guy bloody. Him na one man squad |
Don't forget how hostile these Arabs can be even to fellow Arabs. I read on supersport.com.ng that the fans attacked our boys when they got to Sudan and they were threatening fire and brimstone. Now think of what such condition can do to a players confidence when he knows he ain't safe should they win. And to the ref's confidence too Thank God Hayatou who was leaking their (North african) smelly ass has been ousted, and I hope Ahmad addresses this issue ASAP. I'm a staunch Rangers fan but I hope rivers file a case against AL merrick on the treatment meted on them. |
Kog45:We shouldn't call a guy from Bosnia but u were sad that olisadebe was overlooked while he was playing in an obscure league (the Polish league). |
Victor Moses Calf Injury Resurfaces, Out Of Super Eagles Friendly Against Senegal & Burkina Faso Super Eagles of Nigeria will be without the services of Chelsea wing back Victor Moses in their upcoming friendly games against Senegal and Burkina Faso in London. Moses only recently returned to training from a calf strain injury picked up in the 1-0 FA Cup win over Manchester United, but was played from the start by coach Antonio Conte in their 2-1 comeback win over West Ham in the Premier League. The half fit Victor Moses was however replaced in the 70th minute by Cesc Fabregas after reportedly complaining of pains in his ankle during the course of the game. Moses will now be expected to spend at least one week on the sidelines, which effectively rules him out of the Super Eagles games on the 23rd and 27th of March. Sir Icon4s I told you I saw this coming but u played down my fears saying that nothing had been heard from his camp. Chai make una call up Aluko for me biko. Play Aluko behind the striker(possibly KC), play Ndidi and Etebo behind Aluko while iwobi starts from left wing and Simon/Bazee from the right wing. |
maidaboi:Awful. His confidence has really taken a hit. He needs to leave England. Worst of all, the fans don't want him anymore. |
joseph1013:Lol teamEnglish born kids would be like, Ndidi who? Abeg Nathan Ake or Ruben Lotus Cheek is the real deal. After all they play for Chelsea while Ndidi plays for mediocre club Leicester city. If Nathan Ake was an English player of Nigerian descent some people obsessed with anything foreign would be rating him(Ake) ahead of dis midfield general Ndidi. They would back it up with lame facts like he; 1-he was called back from loan (ojo comes to mind), 2- Marca rated him the best thing after makalele (Solanke loyalists), 3-he is Chelsea third choice DFM after Kante and Matic, 4- it is not easy to make Chelsea first team, 5-he pushed out Mikel from Chelsea (now Dat would be d most ridiculous one) etc etc. |
forgiveness:Look at u trynna pull a smart one on me but unfortunately shot urself in d foot. What if I told u it took more than 3 years, how would you know if I was compromising on my integrity without u doin d research? Now u trynna deviate from d argument. Bro d time frame does matter and another thing Dat matters is Dat Moses got back to d NFF after asking to be given some time. Secondly, it didn't take him ages as u would want us to believe. But how many of ur boys have gotten back to the NFF ever seen they were approached? Only Tyrone Ebuehi and none of those innits. The reason I said the time frame matters is because no one would pull a Shola Ameobi on us again. Nedum onuoha wanted to do a Scola but we robbed it on his face. Since they have been approached, dis is d right time for dem to make up their mind not after growing bored of waiting for England. I'm against the idea of not approaching dem at all, and then jump into conclusion that they ain't interested, but once you have been approached the ball will then be in ur court. Get back to us when u r ready. Dats how it is done bro and I support Dat. |
forgiveness:U r in the best position to answer that question because u d one making a case for ur boys. Oya I urge u to DISSECT dis also. Tnx |
forgiveness:He did an Ebuehi after asking to be given more time. Now how many of those other guys have shown interest like Moses did after he was approached? My dear u no get excuse for dis matter let it rest. U asked Dat we let dem be, and dats exactly what we are doing so don't come here next time disturbing us with their names until they say they are ready. |
Leicester versus West Ham Ndidi starts, Musa back on the bench. I guess Shakespeare has earned enough clout to bring Musa back. |
forgiveness:Allnigeriasoccer.com |
jotey:Lol they dun run. |
forgiveness:Make I borrow ur colleague language, DISSECT the "buts" there or... |
jotey:May ur days be long. Walk and never to stumble but if if you must stumbled make e b on top riches for ur kpokponkiously made. Errm!! Waiter change that Orijin to Hero lager |
forgiveness:Chelsea Wonderkid Dominic Solanke To Make Nigeria Debut Against Senegal, Claims NFF Published: December 05, 2016 Chelsea striker Dominic Solanke could make his international debut for the Super Eagles when they lock horns with Senegal in March, according to reports. The Guardian Nigeria, citing an unnamed source at the Nigeria Football Federation, has sensationally CLAIMED that Solanke is in line for a shock call-up to Gernot Rohr’s side during the next international break. Allnigeriasoccer.com understands that individuals close to the Sports Ministry and NFF earlier approached the Blues wonderkid to turn out for Nigeria rather than England, but he SNUBBED their overtures as he fancies his chances with the Three Lions. Born in Reading 19 years ago, Solanke has played for the U16, U17, U18, U19 and U21 national teams of England, but can still represent the Super Eagles if the grandfather rule is invoked since he has not played competitively for the English senior team. The newspaper has also claimed that Jordon Ibe, Kelvin Akpoguma, Chuba Akpom, Karim Onisowo and Ola Aina will be called up for the international friendly. |
forgiveness:Lol u know u r my oga though I hate ur long arguments. I always avoid them. That said, complete d passage u will get d message. |
How many of these English guys wanna don the green and white Jersey of the Eagles? This should be the question. Ejaria no doubt, won't turn us down because when he was passing through a rough patch, Nigeria gave a helping hand by giving him an invitation to join the 2013 u17 set... We all know the story. Ibeh, ojo, Akpom, Aina, Ebuehi have been met and they asked to be giving more time which simply mean they ain't ready. To me, since we've made our proposal, it is now incumbent on them to reach out to us, when they are ready since we've shown them that we want them, that's the sense of belonging u talked about. Ebuehi called back that he was ready after after asking to me given more time initially but how many of these innit boys have called back? Solanke, akpoguma, iyoha stated clearly that Nigeria ain't an option. They wanna represent their country of birth. Odubajo shunned our invitation to the u23 though he cited the timing as his reason and promise to honor our invitation if not for his injuries. Tammy Abraham has met with Pinnick, I don't think he said no with what Pinnick said, but like others, he asked to be given more time. Adarabioyo said no. Onyedinma was neither here nor there with his response. Ademola was a member of team Nigeria UK handled by Doherty. Now he is enjoying a kinda purple patch he is more concerned with cementing his place in the first team than getting distracted with nationality wahala. I doubt he would turn us down anyways. But is this d right time to call him up? Dominic iorfa senior said his son would play for Eagles but not until he is 23 and above. He said he ain't mature for international football yet, but trust me, should d 3 lions call him up today, automatically, he would be mature. Iorfa we know ur motive. Well am behind Rohr with his German call up. Noah is a gem and I hope he gets us Jordan torunarigha of Hertha BSc also. Had those innit boys not ask for more time, I believe some of them would have gotten their invites alongside Noah and Ebuehi. People I think we should be clamoring for are guys like Manuel Akanji of Basel who never hides the Nigerian part of him, inform Aluko and others who see themselves as Nigerians. Shout from now till morrow, a guy like Solanke can hardly see naija as an option. Why do some us find it difficult to appreciate what we have? I nearly kicked out on d guy before me in a queue d moment I read that Success is a waste. Chai my people make una take am easy with anything foreign. Innit boys are holding out for the opportunity to serve the Queen hence they are asking for more time. If d 3 lions had come knocking, dey would celebrate it instead of asking for more time. I see their excuses as a ploy to weigh their chances with England before considering us. This is the truth and I don't know why some of u are shying away from it. Give me a German talent with huge future but still plies his trade in the 2 Bundesliga who is happy to get a call from Rohr, and will take him any day, any time over an epl kid using us to play ludo |
maidaboi:May ur days be long. |
Kog45:Were they invited because they play in Europe or because they merited it? I think the later is the answer. Oga u were sad that Olisadebe was ignored in 2000 while he was in the Polish league though a pure class by ur own standard. U said he merited a call up but was overlooked then, yet you implore us to repeat same mistake by overlooking these ones just because they play in the Bosnian league et al, though they are good and merit the call up. Possibly olisadebe was left out because the Polish league was seen as an obscure league that couldn't produce a talent just as u see the Cyprus and Bosnian leagues. |
[quote author=forgiveness post=54694190]And you are sentimental with anything local. ![]() Sentiment na sentiment but not in this case. Thanks. We are doing fine by His grace. Thanks [/quote Lol see ur head, where av u been? |
komekn:Karo Etebo is good and I can only wish him the best. |
komekn:Lol that was a bit harsh but that's by the way, sir forgiveness has this proclivity for downgrading home grown players just to make their foreign counterparts look superior. Most times I don't bother quoting him but when I do, I don't go into details (dissecting) because he already knows the truth but decides to be economical with it for reasons best known to him. How is Ejaria better than Etebo? On what basis would a battering ram like Solanke make a better striker than KC? It might have appeared gibberish and incoherent to you sir but please can sir Forgiveness back up his claims with fact? Next time u wanna quote me, be more refined with your choice of words. U can always cast aspersions but I won't take them when they are that crude. |
Leicester city eyes Etebo Champions of England Leicester City are tracking Super Eagles winger Oghenekaro Etebo, according to reports in Portugal. Etebo is currently on the books of Portuguese Primeira Liga club Feirense. The 21-year-old has been attracting interest from around Europe since his four-goal haul in Nigeria's 5-4 win over Japan at the 2016 Olympics last August. Now a full international alongside the likes Ahmed Musa and Wilfred Ndidi, Etebo has been tracked throughout the season by City and Turkish giants Fenerbahce, according to Portuguese media outlet, A Bola. Etebo has not quite matched his goalscoring feat from Rio 2016, where Nigeria came third, grabbing just one goal and one assist in 18 appearances across all competitions for Feirense this season. In his six caps for the Nigeria senior team, he has one goal, scored on his debut against Egypt, and one assist, setting up Mikel John Obi in the Super Eagles' 3-1 World Cup qualifying win over Algeria in November. Etebo is in the Nigeria squad to face Senegal and Burkina Faso in friendlies later this month. The matches, on March 23 and 27, will be played at Barnet's The Hive Stadium. Supersport online.com |
forgiveness:Typical you sir, always sentimental with anything foreign. Like someone rightly said sometime, u like a dude who values d gal he is having a crush on more than the beauty he is dating already. Av rly missed u here Sha, how is d family and life in general? |
Icon4s:Oke osisi, it is Emmanuel his older bro not Cele. Don't mind the garrulous, inconsequential Emma that couldn't do nothing meaningful in his village in Imo State. He is trying so hard to look relevant. |
Mehn nothing special about this FTC oo nawa |
whizola:Ogbeni I was specific when I made my claim. So far in the green & white, the highlight of his career is the game against the Argies. I doubt u deciphered the msg before quoting and u just decided to misconstrue it on purpose. Lol Musa 23? Anyway Bassogog is claiming 21... |
whizola:Lol what was his contribution in afcon? He came there to show off his blond hair style, nothing note worthy. He was simply overwhelmed by the stage. 4 Russian league cups u said? Wow! Where does his partner in crime (Doumbia) play today? He could neither cut it in Italy nor in England and now he is back to the backwater leagues. He was even better than Musa in Russia. A man who can't dislodge an overhyped waste pipe like Vardy who is doing nothing this season than riding on the crest of his exploits the past season, shouldn't command a starting berth in Eagles. These days he doesn't even make the match day squad though he is hale and hearty. When last did a striker score from Musa's cross? Mahrez who has been a shadow of himself until recently, never ceased to give fine deliveries unlike ur Tiery-esque. |
terzurum5:He's been handful. What a class act baller we have in him. Ndidi is fast turning world class(if he ain't Dat alrdy). |
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