₦airaland Forum

Icon4s:
I can see that Rohr is from Imo state and Salisu is from Anambra state.

You missed Alloysius Agu the goalkeeper trainer.

Icon4s:
Now, looking at this table, some will still jump up and say "and Ikechuwu Ezenwa is not on this table so why is he in the Super Eagles and not the guy currently topping the clean sheet table".

Because we know he is there based on nepotism and favourism by the chop - chop assistance coaches.

tbaba1234:
More in camp:

Tyrone Ebuhehi,
John Ogu,
Kenneth Omeruo

Victor Moses, who will be excused from camp tomorrow owing to his injury.

Victor Moses came to camp but will be excused due to injury...

Sone Aluko should replace him but the chop - chop assistance will not allow.

terzurum5:
Why should the owner o Nairabet want to own a Club in the first?

Whaaaaaaaat !!!

Na sin?

Why you wan get money?

komekn:
Bundesliga 2 player hmmm. How high do you rate this league?

Well, I know the league is not that superb but we should also admit that potentially good players at one point in time played in the Bundusliga 2. e.g David Alaba played in the Bundusliga 3.

Sarenren Bazee has been seen as a prospect even from the German point of view.

tbaba1234:
Super Eagles in camp:

Chidozie Awaziem, Isaac Success, Ogenyi Onazi, Carl Ikeme, Bazee Noah and Alex Iwobi.
Simon Moses, Wilfred Ndidi, Shehu Abdullahi and Ahmed Musa.

10 players in camp.. All players in England should be there already since the camp is in England.

@bolded Seeing him on the list sweet my belle.

tbaba1234:
Super Eagles in camp:

Chidozie Awaziem, Isaac Success, Ogenyi Onazi, Carl Ikeme, Bazee Noah and Alex Iwobi.
Simon Moses, Wilfred Ndidi, Shehu Abdullahi and Ahmed Musa.

10 players in camp.. All players in England should be there already since the camp is in England.

How the @bolded made the list is beyond my imagination.

I am suspecting Rohr has been compromised.

tbaba1234:
Super Eagles in camp:

Chidozie Awaziem, Isaac Success, Ogenyi Onazi, Carl Ikeme, Bazee Noah and Alex Iwobi.
Simon Moses, Wilfred Ndidi, Shehu Abdullahi and Ahmed Musa.

10 players in camp.. All players in England should be there already since the camp is in England.

If we go by some people's logic, @bolded is not supposed to be on the list.

chrisooblog:
omo as i see mohamed galadima NO.21 and them say na ''u-17'' laugh wan romance me .

no.13, no.11 and no.16 look the part though

Hehehehe!

tbaba1234:
This is where you misunderstand me.. I gain no pleasure from saying the league players are playing at a low level. I want our league to be the most competitive in Africa but it isn't. We have a long way to go.

Again, it does not mean that there are no talents but i have been disappointed enough times to know that not all that shine in the Nigerian league can play at a higher level. In fact, most don't carry that form to the next level.

The only way forward is for the government to take their hands off the management and ownership of clubs in Nigeria and allow the private sectors take over, then we go see shumthing.

The other day, Nairabet owner wanted to buy 3SC but Oyo state government refused. Why?

But the club is going through a lot of financial problems.

Icon4s:
You see, you are quoting me out of context.
He already did well in the NPFL by breaking the league record, so why would such a player not be invited to the U20 team even if he remained in the local league.

My point is Musa featuring in the WYC gave him the full break-in into the Super Eagles.

@bolded is not true. He was invited to the National team in 2010 for the 2010 World Cup but was forced out due to injury.

He even played in one the Africa cup of Nation qualifiers before he kicked a ball in Europe.

The was way back before the WYC.

I no talk say make dem dash home based players quota ooo.

komekn:
Even more shocking that means he has not played any games to make deductions about his ability currently. So we invited him on the basis of past youthful football glory even more ludicrous.

I like your style... I like your style..

komekn:
Iwobi played his first game in the premiership for Arsenal on October 31st 2015. Essentially he had never played first team football before he played for the Senior Eagles as a full international.

Gbam!

tbaba1234:
Maybe occasionally, but mostly up front.

Ok.

tbaba1234:
He plays as a striker. In fact, he was dropped earlier in the season after barren spells.

I saw him played on the wing in the Europa but not as a striker.

CLT123:
Does anyone see Iheanacho joining Everton this Summer?

Everton players don't stand a chance of playing in the national team, na.

They can only be placed with the U20 team.

tbaba1234:
The point is that, scoring in a league like Nigeria does not automatically mean the player is top class. We have seen many top scorers in the Nigerian League who could not cut it elsewhere. Let us see Odey in CHAN scoring goals or on the continent scoring goals.

Fred Friday scored a lot of goals in Serbia but he has struggled to score as much in Holland. Tougher league, different results.

Odey could be top class but we need to see him at a higher level.

I think Fred Friday now plays as winger and not as a striker.

komekn:
Aluko was excluded intentionally by a hungry shameless assistant national coach who he refused to play financial Maradona with.

Basically he refused to settle, the concept was alien to him he felt he was there on merit. So why must he have to pay inducement and add insult to Injury sack his agent and take the recommended agent given by the coach. NUFF SAID.

We know na.

maidaboi:
they guy is good but because he was not born in england or he plays for small club and league he is not good using someone logic

Who told you I am biased towards extending invitations to players born outside England or playing in small club or league?


I am indifference to such logic.

Icon4s:
A good goal from the guy once nick-named 'the Nigerian Ronaldo'.

We may soon need to start selecting players for the 2019 AAG and 2020 Olympics qualifiers a good number of these young players are eligible.

AAG qualifiers starts next yr. All players who are presently 20yrs and below will make up the Dream team VII. At least this should be an opportunity for a player like Steven Odey

We jst need a good coach with unbiased selection process. I tip that team to do well.

Azubuike Okechukwu, Sadiq Umar, Nura Abdulahi, All Amuneke's U17 2015 boys, Ifeanyi Mathew, Musa Yahaya, Chidera Ezeh, Taiwo Awoniyi, Chidozie Awaziem, Osarenren Obazee, among others.

We can also send invitations to the English duo of Lookman And Abraham.

Lookman and Abraham are only eligible to play for the Super Eagles.

Icon4s:
Hey! Iwobi was already a senior Arsenal player before being invited to the Super Eagles.

He was only earlier invited to the U23 camp by Siasia which he outrightly attended.

Now, the question is will players like lookman or Tammy be willing to join our U20 team? Cos that is where i can only think of placing them for now?

Are those aforementioned eligible to play for Nigeria underage team after playing for England U19 in UEFA competition?

So, you think a first team player of Everton and a player banging in goals regularly should be placed lower than players chopping bench and sparingly playing football?

joseph1013:
I have said it before that these people shouting MLS this, MLS that cannot boast that come what may the Super Eagles will beat Columbia, Uruguay, Chile, or USA. In the FIFA ranking, USA is 30th, Uruguay is 9th, Columbia is 7th, Chile is 4th. Nigeria is 41 o. Some of the players of these teams play in the MLS, Fernando Adi is bossing them week in week out. Even Kaka was invited to the Brazilian team while playing in MLS.

We have players from Cameroun, Ivory Coast, and Mexico playing in the MLS.

So what's the excuse for not inviting Adi when he is regularly showing his quality in the league. It's not just the goals, it's the ways he scores them. Is MLS not better than Cyprus league? What about Bosnia?

According to a 2016 ranking, here are the top 10 leagues in the world:

1 Spanish La Liga 48
2 Premier League 47
3 Bundesliga 42
4 Italian Serie A 37
5 Portuguese Liga 35
6 French Ligue 1 31
7 Dutch Eredivisie 27
8 Argentine League 21
9 Brazilian Serie A 20
10 USA MLS 20


Source: http://www.totalsportek.com/football/ranking-best-league-in-the-world/

I repeat: What's the excuse? Why not invite him to camp and let him compete. Glad the likes of Siasia and Oliseh are out of the settings with their lies that he cannot undertake rigorous workouts.
Please what did they achieve for us with their rigorous training?

God bless you.


I was about to point out the position of MLS in league of top 10 leagues in the world and you did the needful.

Icon4s:
Hey! Iwobi was already a senior Arsenal player before being invited to the Super Eagles.

He was only earlier invited to the U23 camp by Siasia which he outrightly attended.

Now, the question is will players like lookman or Tammy be willing to join our U20 team? Cos that is where i can only think of placing them for now?

Really!

How many matches did Alex Iwobi play before he received a call up to play for Nigeria?

In short, make I do the needful.


Look at the snapshot of the history of matches he played before he received a call up. Nothing showed or proved he played for the senior Arsenal team.

Take note of the date in first snapshot that shows the history of matches he played before he was invited for friendly matches against Congo and Cameroon.


Alex Iwobi was an academy player going by some people's logic here.

jotey:
you don't have a point @forgiveness

even if oliseh did not hand him a call up

iwobi for still choose naija

http://m.goal.com/s/en-ng/news/4078/exclusives/2015/09/25/15710162/exclusive-i-cant-wait-to-play-for-nigeria-arsenals-alex

. Hahahaha! It seems you don't know the heart and mouth of human beings dey change.

Ask Sidney, he said many good things about Nigeria but when Germany came calling, he denied ever to had verbally pledged to play for Nigeria.

Try again.

jotey:
iwobi was fully committed


is ojo willing to train with amuneke boys ?

See the above question.

jotey:
you have not open any yansh here

okocho was involved fine

iwobi also showed commitment and trained with our u-23 hence his call up

meanwhile ojo cannot do the same

can ojo come to Lagos to train with amuneke boys?

Hehehehe! NFF and Okocha was directly involved.


Is Ojo eligible to play for Nigeria underage team after playing for England U19 in UEFA competition?

Habi! You no sabi FIFA rules?

jotey:
prince aggrey ....femi Thomas were even making the list

thank God oliseh is gone

Thank God you agreed.

miraclea:
No sensible Yoruba will want to include gbaramaturu land the izon have their place no argument we know those who are our sons like the itshekiris but any izon creek grabers who illegally migrated to ondo state will have to legally deported back to gbaramaturu lo ba tan

Gbaramaturu belongs to Ishekiri.

jotey:
you have not open any yansh here

okocho was involved fine

iwobi also showed commitment and trained with our u-23 hence his call up

meanwhile ojo cannot do the same

can ojo come to Lagos to train with amuneke boys?

I have already and na ya yanch.

You are just running from pillar to post.

If we had ya mentality, Iwobi will be playing with the three lions now.

jotey:
you did not prove anything

even akpom would have made the SE then

oliseh was the coach

same scenario cannot repeat itself agn..chikena.

NFF and Okocha was directly involved in Iwobi's case. Since, na the same NFF, it can repeat itself again.

I don open your yansh many things na but you no wan shame.

jotey:
when you know it is a yeye list then I wonder why you are complaining about iwobi

same scenerio can never happen @ the moment ..as long as rohr is in charge

Did you read where I complained about Iwobi's inclusion to play for Nigeria while he he was still playing with Arsenal U19 team?

No, My reference on Iwobi's inclusion was to buttress my case that an identified potential talented academy player eligible to play for other countries and Nigeria should be called to the national team. Period.

I have proven that.

jotey:
compare the eagles team of then and now

if you can't see the reason then I don't know what to say again

E bi like say na London you dey live because if you are conversant with the Nigerian Football, you will understand what we call Nigerian factor. That is what played out in that yeye list released by Nigerian coach.


It was not the best and an academy player was not suppose to make the list, no matter the circumstances but many welcomed it because we don't know what he might turn out to be.


His first match was nothing near impressive but when he started playing for Arsenal, it very easy for him to agree to play for us.

That one, na em bi common sense, na.