₦airaland Forum

Philosopher1979:
If he continues like this 2 years from now teams in the top 5 league will be after him. He has to move to greater heights. He cannot remain a local champion
I mean he has to aim for something better
A move to a top 5 league is inevitable for him. Even if it is an average team like kiln, l'orient or west ham

damagnificentusb:
Henry oyekuru with a bang

ChrisKels:
Arakunrin yi, bawo ni o ṣe n ṣe?

Subzero047:
Transfer news

cc12:
Terem Moffi scores at home against PSG, he scores in his biggest game of his career, he was a 60th minute substitute.

BascoVanVeli:
Olisa Ndah of Akwa United is one to seriously watch for. The boy has everything. He is naturally a central defender but his passing ability sometimes finds him at the dmf position.

He has everything. Size, pace, strength, physicality, a nice first touch and a sick range of passing.

He has also played for the U23s

TheSuperNerd:
Sometimes, when your head isn't right in a place, it can affect things. I don't know the full story of his Monaco misadventure but I'm just glad he's back to a place where he got his head right and is back in scoring action.

Tolulopefinest:
Samuel kalu scores

TheSuperNerd:
Henry Onyekuru.... The Prince Of Galatasaray is BACK!!!!

Subzero047:
Nnamdi Oforborh is one guy I had high hopes for the Nigerian midfield but his career path has been wayward, first benched at Bournemouth and on the verge of a move to Rangers when he could be playing at Wycombe and be looking to make a move to a more stable championship club if they are relegated

His agent has blood on his hands

BascoVanVeli:
This people are funny ooo so that's why the comments suddenly bstopped coming If it was another player it would have been in everybody's jokes

Philosopher1979:
How did Zaidu Sanusi manage to break the Porto jinx on Nigerian players.
It is the most surprising thing this year.
Anyway if he plays regularly for Porto for 3 or more years then he could head to a bigger club

TheLoneCitizen:
BOOOOOM. And as I say that.. Moffi Scores!!!

charlesemeka85:
i remember when Rohr was roasted for giving this kid a chance in the team as a German 3rd tier player.

mkrest:
though I didn't watch the match, from the stats I have seen, seems he had little to do

Tolulopefinest:
When will Osimhen be back?
He need to play this match

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Kog45:
Osimehn assistant loading....

JohnBullMySon:
it's okay. you have already been exposed . that said, onuachu needs more game time. he will still do well.

Exposed??

What are you talking about?

damagnificentusb:
the fact that paul has been poor in the national team doesnt make him a bad player. We have had players in the past pulling up great numbers in their club side but failed in the NT. I just feel like he needs more time to settle in the NT. With time i think his team mate in the national team will be able to strike a chemistry with paul. Paul also has to adapt to the style of play in the NT. I do not see paul has someone who would do well in our counter attack set up because he lacks pace. He can be more of a plan B emmergency option.

temi1290:
They clearly didn't understand your point

damagnificentusb:
what most people fail to realise is that the national team set up is totally different from the club. NT coaches do not even spend up to 3 full days training with the players. It is virtually impossible for the team to draft a plan within this time frame to suit the team's 2nd striker. NT coaches hardly take risks when it comes to tactics, they simply do not have the luxory of time compared to the club sides where the players train week in week out, where coaches can go into the transfer maket to get players that suits dia tactics. I do not buy into that line of thought that rorh doesnt know how to utilise paul.