Joebie:
Hopefully they don't show any of Kano Pillars home games. Don't ask me why..lol

kano Is a good advert for the NPFL in terms of spectators and crowd. but the downside of it is the violence although I think with TV the violence will be avoided and limited

BascoVanVeli:
That is great news.

indeed it is. I hope they maintain it and increase the number of games on tv

#NPFL MATCHDAY 3⃣3⃣...
#MFMENY is live on � this Sunday
#RIVKAT on Monday https:///5jaMEyOB6l
according to LMC on twitter NPFL is back on SS9 this Sunday

FabioPeter:

Sam Ogbemudia stadium in Benin. It's 20,000 capacity

thanks. it looks nice tho

FabioPeter:
Bendel Insurance 1-0 Nnewi United FC

which stadium is this

FabioPeter:
Is there going to be a play off at the end of the season?

no not at all. the top two teams from both Groups will promote immediately

Gotaya:
The NNL Results and League Table

thank you for keeping the thread and updates alive.

enomakos:
are those guys in the first pic the gata brothers?

I don't know their faces cuz v not really seen their faces like some other prominent players in the league, so I can't say really

1. ABS face Pillars in few minutes and they will dorn this jersey

2. 15 year old David Okoromi on the bench could make his debut in the first team today. Scored the first goal for the ABS u15vteam in osogbo during the NPFL u15 promises

3. Unveiling of the puma jersey few weeks back

Came back from the lecture hall today opened Twitter and found out that our Federation cup will now be known as the AiteoCup, this is after the Oil and gas company who are also partners with the NFF and SE signed a deal to be sponsors of the federations cup for the next 5years.

the winners of the men's category will get 25million and runners up will get 10 million while the female will get 10 million for winning the trophy and 5m for runners up.

finally the final of both male and female categories will be live on Tv.

Abs too will be putting on their Puma designed jerseys for the first time today in an NPFL match at the kwara stadium.

David Okorom who is just 15years old is listed on their team list he could made his first team debut today after featuring In the U15 promise tourney which the won

justiz5:

I wish to call for the closure of this Thread so that all issues concerning female national teams can be discused there ''www.nairaland.com/3400356/nigeria-female-national-teams-thread/10''

This issue had already been resolved among stakeholders here



Let's be sensitive to all positive efforts made by sports (football) loving persons here.

Danycrusoe, enomakos, Terzurum5, Blackalbino6, TheGoodJoe, TheSuperNerd, Icon7, Icon4s, AIG07, Komekn, Goldfish80, Safarigirl, ......

me think this thread x relevant and should not be closed, the male teams v separate threads from u17 to u23 and the national team. then y should we put the female u17 to the National team in one place.

considering that this thread is 2 in 1, I don't think it should be closed.

Orkpekyandega:
Thread title Now modified. Thank you for the mention.

thanks Bro. Appreciate

Icon4s:


I think CAF should modify the female U20 and U17 qualifiers to what is obtained for the men's game. Something like CAF U20 or U17 Women's championship that will have 8 teams battling for the available qualifying slots. Unlike the strictly home and away basis currently being run.

let's give the new CAF president time he should make changes to the format of the Caf competitions. just like the new Champions league and confederations cup with four groups

BascoVanVeli:



By now CAF should be having tournaments for these girls.

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BascoVanVeli:



By now CAF should be having tournaments for these girls.

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BascoVanVeli:



By now CAF should be having tournaments for these girls.

seriously. the lack of it is hampering the growth and performances of African teams in world tourneys at all levels both male and female levels.

a frequent U19 and U17 tourney for male and female national teams would do a lot of good.

TheSuperNerd:
I'm back again!

baba where u go to all dx years.
since that SA defeat we no c u. welcome bk

enomakos:
she is

OK thanks.

BlackAlbino6:
I was here.

Do we need to modify the title of the thread

yes sir. there x a great need for it. the u17s too will soon get their opponents. both competitions are coming up next year. I hope the u17 team can come up with a good squad. Gtb principals cup in lagos exposed lots of male and female footballing talents in secondary schools. copal coca cola ng too x doing something similar across naija

Icon4s:


Reporting to duty.

Come on you falconets!

Make us smile again.

enomakos:
reporting for duty

Icon4s:


Reporting to duty.

Come on you falconets!

Make us smile again.

lol my bosses. the girls are about to go out again. the last set didn't v much luck on their side dropping out at the group stage despite having 6 points. that 6-0 bashing in the hands of Japan did fatal damages. besides any1 knows Wether Rasheedat Ajibade is still eligible for France 2018 she is still doing it for fc Robo in the NWPL. the coach x still d same person

enomakos, justiz5, Icon4s, AIG07

Bascovanveli, thesupernerd, lakesidepapa, Duru1, thegoodjoe, olapluto, orkpekyandega, Cfcman

The race to France 2019 has begun


Nigeria battle Tanzania for Fifa U20 Women's World Cup
Jun 16, 2017 11:30:41 Nigerians Abroad


Coach Peter Dedevbo’s ladies will face the east African for a place at the 2018 Fifa U20 Women’s World Cup in FranceNigeria U20 women national side will confront Tanzania in the first round qualifier for the 2018 Fifa U20 Women’s World Cup Cup in France.


The Confederation of African Football on Thursday conducted the pairing with the Falconets among the 19 countries eyeing the two qualification slots.
Coach Peter Dedevbo's girls will host the first leg scheduled for the weekend of September 15-17, 2017, while the second leg holds between September 20 - October 1, 2017.



Should the U20 women side get past the first round, they will face either Morroco or Senegal in the second stage before securing a passage to the final round where they are likely to face South Africa for the third time in the row for one of the two Africa slots to the international showpiece.


Nigeria have appeared at all seven editions of the tournament and reached the final twice in 2010 and 2014.

http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/4110/nigerians-abroad/2017/06/16/36406452/nigeria-battle-tanzania-for-fifa-u20-womens-world-cup

Evelyn Champagne king - Love Come Down

is it me or the stadium is just not filled to its capacity the upper layer looks empty.

I think I know where the violence in the NPFL comes from, many individuals sees football as war where the opponents and their fans are to be attacked. imagine someone beside me saying the SA fans needs to be killed, and he said it with all seriousness. many people need to be sensitised on football followership football not violence

the picture quality by these supersports people is not the best

every music video dis days na unclad women SMH

tbaba1234:
Fashion Sakala, member of the Zambia's under 20 team with his wife.. He has been married for 3 years... no comment

I saw the guy close up in an interview on Africa sport on last nyt, he doesn't look 20 I told my cousin.

"Lots of potential, on one hand. On the other, on paper, he's not an upgrade to any of Arsenal's forwards, bar Sanogo. But we'll see. https:///UktqEImQwq"

I don't know y I fund this tweet about Onyekuru move to Arsenal very annoying, maybe because it was made by a Nigerian, a broadcaster and Oap for that matter.

Although I v not seen the guy play but what he has achieved in his first season as a Pro, I m finding it difficult to remember a recent Arsenal forward that I know who had similar exploits in his first season, starting from 2006 when Theo Walcott was brought in. Maybe there is sha n I just don't know

safarigirl:
I dedicate this post to madam confun, bros denniece, danycrusoe, AIG07 and our many wonderful pop in and pop out contributors

*modified*

This post is especially dedicated to maidaboi, who, though anticipated this epic page, couldn't make it. Big up yourself

Thanks. Although we no they on ground to commission the "Page 1000th" at least u reserved something for us. The Arguments are interesting tho, Mbappe and Nacho.

BascoVanVeli:


See what I didn't like in this goal and also Sikiru's own was that the keeper didn't attempt to stop it. I think the keeper should at least jump even if it is for the camera.

Oga to tell u the truth this thread is where the bus stops for me. I am not a member of any other group.

Well both keepers didn't expect the strikes to end up in the net but to me that is energy wasted if u jump for the camera, they could also get injured doing the jump and that is not wanted

tbaba1234:


Muazzam is not a hidden talent though. We already knew of his ability from the under 17/20 and if not for injuries and MRI, he should be playing at a higher level by now. It is about whether he can play at a higher level now.

There are hidden talents in the league but it is hard to gauge whether they are really 'national level' good or just the usual flash in the pan. That is why CHAN is important, it helps us assess the players and decide those that can play at a higher level.

That is why it is critical to select young players for CHAN. People that has spent less than 5 years in the league. I believe that no matter how talented you are, if you spend too long playing at a low level, you might be unable to raise your game beyond a certain level. Sincerely, I do not want to see an Obaje in CHAN. I will prefer if that under 17 kid is taken.

I wasn't saying Al hassan is a hidden talent but then u got my point.

The way the English media hype en, nawa.

If u watch how sky sports are hyping the EFL play off coming up this afternoon, they are saying it's the richest game in the world, dude could v kuku said it's more a important game than the Wc final.

we need a media outfit that can build the image of our leagues like this, supersport can do that, but they won't.

BascoVanVeli:


Yes o!!! Friday Ubong is on a crazy run of form right now. He got the ball outside the box on the left and just let go an unstoppable shot that rifled into the top right corner. I am not exaggerating when I say 2 keepers wouldn't have stopped it. I also have to give the coach Abdu Maikaba a lot of credit, from what I am see he is the best coach in Nigeria. Akwa was without Alhassan, Ifeanyi and Aremu but yet made it look easy.

even the goalkeeper was expecting a goal kick only to be disrupted in his run to pick the ball from the ball boy the cross bar which knocked the ball down into the net.

please Basco do u v a WhatsApp group where NPFL is discussed or even the NNL I wanna join. I met a reporter and saw him in what looked like an official NPFL group I asked him if I could join, he said he would put my number in the group and ask the admin to add me but since then I vnt seen any notification. if u are in one of such groups please lemme know