₦airaland Forum

TheSuperNerd:
Yeah. I trust if the lad is Grade 3 or Grade 4 MRI-cleared then we won't have that problem. It is lads who are grades 5 and 6 now that bring worry.

charlesemeka85:
the boy composure dey mad me. Has all the qualities to metamorphose into a good goalie in the nearest future

TheSuperNerd:
MVP of the Final, Richard Odoh. Brilliant Young Goalie.

Icon4s:
Congratulations to the Golden Eaglets. At least we have a crop of yougsters to follow their development.

That WAFU B U17 Competition is the toughest those boys can play cos the tournament is tougher than the group stages of the AFCON U17 and FIFA U17.

Thank God that CAF has developed sense by increasing the AFCON U17 to 12 teams and so two more slots were given to West Africa.

How more difficult can it be to battle for tickets against Ghana, Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso at U17 level. I still see this as injustice because Nigeria along side those three nations are typically good enough to fly Africa's flag at the FIFA U17 WC with even two of these teams playing in the semis and Final.

In 1985: it was Nigeria and Guinea playing each other in the semis.

1987: Nigeria and Ivory Coast got to the semis while Nigeria played in the final

1993: Nigeria and Ghana played the final

2001: Nigeria and Burkina Faso played against each other in the Semis

2007: Nigeria and Ghana in the Semis and Nigeria played in the final

2015: Nigeria and Mali played the final.

West Africa is no doubt the Power house of U17 football as the Cup has come our way a total of 7 times (Nigeria: 5 and Ghana: 2) yet those clowns in CAF are restricting us with this their useless WAFU A, WAFU B Zoning formula.

Once again congratulations to the boys because they have done well for their future not just for Nigeria. Meanwhile I still dey wait to see who go call these kids over aged.

Good evening house. I know it's been a while I posted here. Na activities here and there plus that useless WCQ heartbreak. I still dey vex

maidaboi:
For me Moffi first goal was the best

which was your best among the goals today?

elyte89:
I am not after d scoreline.. All I am after is aw we play...WC we played well,we possessed well. .b4 someone come here to say na weak team..let's remember a certain CAR NOT ONLY POSSESSED US BUT ALSO DEFEATED US IN LAGOS.


So I believe he really wants our team to knw aw dey can play with d ball wout losing it to d opponent

Harmskion:
jose peseiro jst checked online
Why una dey whine me like dis na

Blueelf:
That was how they hyped Onyekuru that time

Kai.....

Same guys hyped him to high heavens...

Time exposes all pretenders

komekn:
When Lukaku plays we often see that the defence starts from the front.

You should know that.

Nomyth:
The chance Moses Simon missed against Ghana

Joebie:
He is way past that league, and will even do well in the EPL whether komekn believes it or not I don't care

TheGoodJoe:
I need to add what I noticed watching Osimhen against Barcelona. The young hitman needs to change his playing style and adopt a different approach to the game. He takes a reactive kind of play, instead of a proactive one. Over and over again, Osimhen cut himself off from the team's play, expecting them to find him in space always. I get the manager wanted him to exploit the Highline of the Barcelona defense but, Barcelona had a plan of restricting the midfield from giving him service.

Osimhen (same with Iheanacho) needs to play in a different manner by going for the ball. If the team has the ball on the wing, they need to help build up plays through the wings which will draw opposing players to them and give room for them to exploit.

Dries Mertens replaced Osimhen and played it perfectly which lead to a chance. I expect Spaletti to work on that aspect of Osimhen and he can get more from the Nigerian hitman.

Below is a clip of Harry Kane doing this. Watch how many times he dropped deep, went to the wings to help build play.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LB7pIlKjNI

elyte89:
Yea....sans thtest fetcsh ibadin

What is this one talking?

That palmy wey you take strong oo.

Stormtrooper11:
Freut mich. Wünsche dir das beste. Wish you successes, bruder.

seankafor:
Funny enough, folks were of the opinion we were the least prepared

zuchyblink:
He is composed,pacy and talented. I was laughed at and ridiculed when I predicted his imminent call up

komekn:
IMO no football brain and or intelligence.

Can I say ABOKI without causing offence.

elyte89:
Who's d former westham coach NFF want to hire? According to owngoal!

TheLoneCitizen:
He actually did make some valid points. Dennis was an inconsistent player at the time he made that post.