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wayodude:
I doubt you understood my earlier points. Are you implying Nigeria did not have any midfielders apart from the 3 Keshi chose to take to Brazil? I dont understand.

I dont think there is such a thing a Keshi hater or Keshi fan. Every true supporter of the Super Eagles wants the team to win every game even if a Monkey is the Manager, never mind when we have a former hero as a player like Keshi as manager. If we dont in and play rubbish fans will criticise big time. na so e dey be everywhere o!

The problem is Keshi gave too much ammunition to critics with his logic defying selections especially for the Confederations Cup and World Cup! He already somehow managed to forge a winning team for the AFCON in February, so why did he have to change the Squad so much for the Confederations Cup which was only 4 months after by inviting Emeka Eze, Mohammed Gambo, Joseph Akpala?? He didn't have to do that...when you do things like that it had better work, because if not? well you know....

Then the Gabriel Okechukwu scandal too....gaddem

TheSuperNerd:
SUPER EAGLES LIST FOR THE AFCON DOUBLE HEADER AGAINST THE PHAROAHS OF EGYPT
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Source: NFF official Twitter handle.


Note: The Home-based players are 22 in number and will kickstart preparations in Nigeria on sunday, march 6 (Isn't 22 too much?). The best of which will be selected and added to the foreign pros who will join in later. I think this is the Siasia's interim crew's strategy. ONLY SIASIA AND YUSUF WERE AVAILABLE FOR THE MEETING WITH THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE, according to reports. Amuneke is still in Spain.


HOME-BASED

-Ikechukwu Ezenwa.
-Olufemi Thomas.
-Emmanuel Daniel.
-Austin Oboroakpo.
-Kalu Orji.
-Chibuzor Okonkwo
-Etim Matthew
-Sincere Seth
-Segun Oduduwa
-Chima Akas
-Chris Madaki
-Oke Ogogatewho
-Ifeanyi Matthew
-Usman Mohammed
-Oghenekaro Etebo
-Stanley Dimgba
-Yau Hassan
-Ezekiel Bassey
-Prince Aggeh
-Bright Onyedikachi
-Chisom Chikatara
-Godwin Obaje


FOREIGN-BASED

-Carl Ikeme
-Daniel Akpeyi
-Efe Ambrose
-Shehu Abdullahi
-Elderson Uwa Echiejile
-Stanley Amuzie
-Godfrey Oboabona
-Kenneth Omeruo
-Ogenyi Onazi
-John Mikel Obi
-Kelechi Iheanacho
-Azubuike Okechukwu
-Ahmed Musa
-Simon Moses
-Victor Moses
-Odion Jude Ighalo
-Alex Iwobi
-Aminu Umar
-Aaron Samuel
-Fanendo Adi




Notable Absentees

-Leon Balogun (HOW HIS NAME MISSED OUT IS A MYSTERY).
-Isaac Success (still waiting for that first call-up)
-William Troost Ekong
-Dele Alampasu (Always made Oliseh's list)
-Obafemi Martins (seems he played his last games in the green and white under Oliseh).


Note: This is the official list according to the NFF. Any changes going forward before the big games will be duly taken note of.

TheGoodJoe:

Which sacking? He did not have a contract, he received no money from them, no money to support his coaching crew.

He made the choices that were available to him after the NFF stopped him from using home based players. List the players you are saying he called because of perceived sacking.

Perceived sacking because of being the best since Coach Westerhoff.

TheGoodJoe:

Which of the players are you asking for? Coach Siasia is about to shame some of Coach Keshi's haters by inviting Aaron Samuel. Is it Omeruo or Babatunde you are looking for? Is it Leon Balogun?

TheGoodJoe:

How can the best achieving coach of the Super Eagles since Coach Westerhoff kill Nigerian football? We reached a stage France had to injure key players to win us.

We beat the Ivorians and put four past Mali. We played a draw game with Catalonia and played 2-2 with Italy. Two days after we qualified for the World Cup.

Coach Keshi rekindled the dead flame of the Super Eagles. He was a blessing.

TheGoodJoe:

That is why Coach Keshi is a genious. I did not even know the name Aaron Samuel, he saw a star and the boy delivered. I did not know Mba was good, Coach Keshi saw an AFCON hero. I thought Omeruo was too young for the Super Eagles, Coach Keshi saw an AFCON defending hero.

So when Coach Keshi is working, people missed his genius work and called it sentiments.

AIG07:
"Well, my opinion is this, Oliseh was not fit to coach the Super Eagles in the first place but due to one reason or the other which i am not ready to disclose now, NFF appointed Oliseh."
hmmm... Sir. Forgiveness.
It's either you 're working at d glass house, you got friend there, your p. man or relative is there. Cos t seems you know what we n d media don't know.
E don tey i don de follow u on this thread. Whenever t comes to some sensitive issues like this u tend to reserve your comment with phrase like 'when d right time comes', 'i'm not ready to disclose now' blablabla...
Abeg tell us anything hidden the media ain't saying... Enough of this moonlight play!

As we all await d list of players to prosecute d double legged AFCON matches against d pharaohs of Egypt, d biggest suprise n shocker will be d inclusion of Dominic Solanke*winks*
or don't u think he deserves a call up at least to get him play for our u-23 team just as we did with Iwobi?
*bigger smiles*
*runs outta thread*

TheGoodJoe:

I do not think Coach Keshi was as sentimental as people think. People especially the media were short sighted of the brilliant work of Coach Keshi.

For instance, look at the reviews coming from CSKA about Aaron Samuel or Raja about Michael Babatunde. It was clear Coach Keshi was worked towards a goal but the bullies in the media and NFF kept on painting the man as sentimental and tactically inept.

Not every selection pays off immediately but patience will go a long way.

Since Coach Keshi's revival of the Super Eagles, we only had Coach Oliseh heading the Super Eagles. I do not think that is enough to write off indigenous coaches.

justiz5:
You always seem to favour every thing foreign, Sir if I may ask, 'What have these so called foreign Coaches and players achieved for Nigeria?'

NLban:
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NFF technical committee a bully - ex-NFF chiefs
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Keshi - NFF technical committee made sure they pushed out 'Big Boss'

by Samm Audu

The technical committee of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has been described as “a source of destabilization” in the country’s football and they have only succeeded in bullying and sacking national team coaches.


Former top NFF officials Charles Ojugbana and Austin Mgbolu raised serious concerns over the technical committee headed by Chris Green, saying the committee is one of the problems facing football in Nigeria.


“This group of people (technical committee) has hijacked football in the country. They have bullied and even sacked coaches who have gone against them,” said former NFF spokesman Mgbolu on a television discussion programme this week.


“They made sure they pushed out Stephen Keshi and now it is Oliseh.


“They have had overbearing influence and have shown they are a source of destabilization.


“This is a committee that should be dominated by technical experts with proven track record, not just somebody who will analyse the match between Arsenal and Manchester United.”


Ojugbana, who rose to be deputy general secretary of the NFF, also echoed a similar position, while arguing that the NFF have totally mismanaged the appointment and subsequent resignation of Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh.


“Oliseh was hailed as ‘Pep Guardiola of Africa’ when he was appointed. But his resume did not back such a claim and his appointment was mismanaged,” he said.
http://africanfootball.com/news/616210/NFF-technical-committee-a-bully-ex-NFF-chiefs
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cc: Icon4s, Joseph1013, TheSuperNerd, Bascovanveli, Forgiveness, Terzurum5, Tbaba1234, Krattos, Blackalbino6, Orkpekyandega, TheGoodJoe, Enomakos, and all other stakeholders not mentioned. Help me see the bomb dropped by an Ex NFF member.....

MadCow1:
Who no like better thing.


Sadly, Yoruba women are not attractive to Igbo men.


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Antivirus92:
a village that pays salary as at when due and doesn't borrow money from every community bank is worth more than osun,ekitti,ogun and oyo.
Economy in the east is great. Wealth is evenly distributed unlike in the west where u have one millionaire and two million almajiris.In the east, we live in reality, hussling is our hobby unlike the west that love illussion so much. Not long ago, we saw on nairaland that osun gdp was greater than that of the whole west africa. Today, osun can no longer pay salaries. West claim most educated when current jamb,gce,neco,waec stats are saying otherwise. Anambra man does not boast with enugu, imo does not brag with abia unlike in the west where everybody is from lagos leaving osun,ondo,oyo etc to go grow into desert.
Easteners saw potentials in lagos and rush to harness them and gullible people like u call it "trooping to southwest". In d east, competition is fiercer than anywhere in nigeria.

ABUJAAGENTS1:
Igbo man don't enjoy govt support like these guys,that's why they are not on the list. Ibeto cement is a case study

tsephanyah:
baklogi are always in move so it's difficult to figure out there population while bororoji mostly live in town, but I think the baklogi are more in ratio,..yep we all have our history human are fighting each other since,, like we are in fish stage before evolving yo births and have our different way again somehow evolved to monkey and start living together,,, so like u said diplomacy and accepting each other is the way forward.

MduZA:
You will all die of hunger...

koboko69:
No mind them. All SA companies in Nigeria only come.to exploit us. They can clearly see parade as changed.....they are looking for cheap excuses....

chernest2002:
if you are a foreigner, will you bring in your money which you can not take away any time you want? Our dictator is messing up our economy the more.

tsephanyah:
nomadic fulani moves alote in entire Africa with there cows and feed the cows with every possible mean, like America or Russia that defend there interest whatever it will be, all human are selfish... and they are not good in letting go when u attack them they can wait for u, for generation or follow u to hell.. baklogi/boroji fulani, and those of us are simple, living in urban and we don't hate without reason.

tsephanyah:
thanks for the insideful,,, we are in 550 University Avenue
Charlottetown, and we used to meet @ mosque with the yorubas that's how we felled they are not friendly and believe u me we tried to communicate with them better but they filled somehow,,,, so a friend suggested they just jealous Leaved them alone and up till now I don't know what they are jealouse of....anyway all is in the past,,, so can u let that matter aside I already told u back in Abuja our ***** is yoruba and we respected him since from primary school, he is like family still together..

tsephanyah:
thanks for the insideful,,, we are in 550 University Avenue
Charlottetown, and we used to meet @ mosque with the yorubas that's how we felled they are not friendly and believe u me we tried to communicate with them better but they filled somehow,,,, so a friend suggested they just jealous Leaved them alone and up till now I don't know what they are jealouse of....anyway all is in the past,,, so can u let that matter aside I already told u back in Abuja our ***** is yoruba and we respected him since from primary school, he is like family still together..

tsephanyah:
not that bad, I'm just seeing things online, no Yoruba, igbo or Hausa near by only my sis. I may signed out or just keep observing the lab.

tsephanyah:
cool

tsephanyah:
kinda

tsephanyah:
because when I wrote SW as example it dominated ur attention and u downshifted

tsephanyah:
I suspected it, but u are owk, I guess, don't be angry about my views again yorubas, I just narrated my encounter with them

tsephanyah:
few of the Nigerian living in that province