₦airaland Forum

See fight.

Odunnu, how you dey?

someone is boiling

michelin89:
I mean dark skin nor fit everybody.

I know how I look when I am tanned so I prefer the tone where I look better.

I don't like my looks in an extremely light skin too.

I see, well women worry alot about their skin, as for me, any healthy skin color is good to go.

^^

Wow, when did you people start having E-men?

^^^^

This does not look like a rail work to me, it kinda looks like a road construction.

Ayila out of Korea friendly

Posted: 2010-08-09 20:46

Yusuf Ayila has become the latest player to drop out of the Super Eagles squad for Wednesday's friendly against South Korea.

NFF Acting Media Officer Robinson Okosun told KickOffNigeria.com that the player called to excuse himself as a result of an injury picked up with his club.

"He will not be available for the match on Wednesday. But our team doctor is speaking with the Dynamo Kiev doctor to determine what the real situation is," Okosun said.

"However, the coach has said he is not particularly worried as he is covered in that department and will not be calling up any other player."

The team trained on Monday night with 18 players, all of whom arrived in good time ahead of the 20h30 hours training time.


Only Obafemi Martins is being expected to complete the squad after he featured for 73 minutes for his new club Rubin Kazan in the 2-1 win over Tom Tomsk in the Russian League.

Korea name WC stars for Nigeria

Posted: 2010-08-06 07:06

Manchester United midfielder Park Ji Sung is one of 13 World Cup players named by new Korea Republic coach Cho Kwang Rae for the August 11 friendly against Nigeria.

Cho also named six uncapped players in a 25-man mixture of experience and youth.

Captain Park is joined by Monaco's Park Chu Young and Celtic's Ki Sung Yueng, but Bolton's Lee Chung Yong will stay in England.

"I talked to Lee by phone yesterday," Cho said.

"He is still getting back into pre-season training and requested more time. He promised to be ready for the next match.

Young stars such as Kim Min Woo, Park Joo Ho and Yoon Bitgaram will get a chance to impress Cho, who was appointed earlier this month after Huh Jung Moo stepped down.

Korea Republic squad to face Nigeria on August 11:

Lee Woon-jae (Suwon), Kim Young-kwang (Ulsan), Jung Sung-ryong (Seongnam), Cho Yong-hyung (Al Rayyan), Kwak Tae-hwi (Kyoto), Lee Jung-soo (Al-Sadd), Kim Young-gwon (Tokyo), Hong Jeong-ho (Jeju), Hwang Jae-won (Suwon), Lee Young-pyo (Al-Hilal), Choi Hyo-jin (Seoul), Kim Min-woo (Sagan Tosu), Park Joo-ho (Iwata); Ki Sung-yueng (Celtic), Baek Ji-hoon (Suwon), Kim Jae-sung (Pohang), Kim Bo-kyung (Oita), Park Ji-sung (Manchester United), Yoon Bit-garam (Gyeongnam), Cho Young-cheol (Niigata), Lee Keun-ho (Gamba Osaka), Lee Seung-ryul (Seoul), Park Chu-young (Monaco), Yeom Ki-hun (Suwon), Ji Dong-won.

v3:
Don't hate the player, player!
Hate the game

Nah, you know i ain't hating, just saying it at it is

More info

Eagles arrive in Seoul in batches

Posted: 2010-08-09 08:21

Nigeria's Europe-based contingent were scheduled to arrive Seoul in four batches ahead of Wednesday's friendly match against South Korea.

The first batch, arriving on Sunday at 23h00 hours Nigerian time (Monday 07h00 local time) had Joseph Akpala, Dele Aiyenugba, Kalu Uche, Dickson Etuhu, Sam Sodje, and Danny Shittu.

Yusuf Ayila and Solomon Okoronkwo make up the second batch arriving on Monday at 04h00 Nigeria time (12h00 local time).

Brown Ideye was expected at 07h00 Nigeria time (15h00 local time) while the duo of Obafemi Martins and Osaze Odemwengie make up the final batch arriving at 19h00 hours Nigerian time.

The team will have their first training session at 20h30 local time.


Nine domestic league players left with stand-in coach Austin Eguavoen. They are Moses Bunde, Terna Suswan, Ayo Saka, Promise Onu, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Valentine Nwabili, Otekpa Energy and Ugwu Uwadiegu.

Former Nigeria coach Shuaibu Amodu will appear before Nigeria's House of Representatives on Tuesday and says he is prepared to explain how the country got it wrong in South Africa.

Nigeria's lower house of parliament has set up an inquiry into the Super Eagles World Cup failure, with key stakeholders invited to testify.

Amodu, who was fired and replaced with Swede Lars Lagerback despite qualifying the team for the World Cup, is scheduled to appear.

"This is not the first time I will be facing the National Assembly after a dismal outing at various tournament. After Japan/Korea 2002 World Cup, I was invited by the National Assembly.


"My findings are already in place and I'm ready to state how we got it wrong in South Africa," he says.

kickoffnigeria

Mr Rufus:
Oh Boy u sabi how much i been loose be 4 i start 2 trade well, your just a looser accept it, forex is real

You are not serious, no one is immune from losing in forex, what differentiate a winner from those not winning is the ability to earn more than what you lose.

medjai:
it's all delay tactics. I think Sani Lulu is still running things in the NFF because he swore that it will be "over his dead body" that Sia1 is appointed Super Eagles coach

I don't think it was Lulu that said that, that statement sounds like what Onigbinde said.

michelin89:
Black nor fit everybody jor.

Including you shei? i hope you still know where they sell the bleaching creams? trust me, they'd look lovely on you

Siasia appointment deferred

Posted: 2010-08-09 21:05

Samson Siasia's imminent appointment as Head Coach of Nigeria has been deferred until after the NFF elections later this month.

Former international Siasia is the frontrunner for the position after Swede Lars Lagerback declined an extension, but discussions between the NFF and Siasia have not gone beyond an expression of interest stage.

Dominic Iorfa, who heads the Technical Committee of the NFF Board, told KickOffNigeria.com that the current executive committee had resolved to leave the issue of appointing a new coach to the incoming exco.

"Of course we would like to discuss with Siasia, but there are elections coming up in about two weeks, and we thought it is better to leave it to the people who will come in to discuss with him.

"The new board will be the ones to work with him or any other coach and it is important that there is enough time for them to discuss a proper contract."

Iorfa himself is running for re-election but he says it does not matter that he might return.

"Others may come in and everyone has to be involved."

The timing however, will be cause for concern, as the Super Eagles have a 2012 African Nations Cup qualifier against Madagascar on September 5, barely two weeks after the elections on August 21.

Iorfa is confident that will not be an issue.


"Austin Eguavoen can handle the team until a new coach is appointed. And if it is Siasia, he knows most of the players already."