₦airaland Forum

Flashh:
Good observations. But those who keeps quiet, to leave everything for God to find them the right man, rarely have problems with their husbands.

yeah....
good character matters...
for a man or a woman...Character will help you keep that which God brings....to u

Icon4s:
In fact when I watched the replay of that Matuidi tackle I was so annoyed with Mikel.

The ref acted mostly based on Mikel's nonchalant reaction and awarded Matuidi only a Yellow.

he really messed up...
I don't know if it was inferiority complex..
I still remember how C Ronaldo intoxicated the ref to give Rooney a red card in 2006 world cup...despite them being team mates...
I
mikel really messed up...I watch him during the match...against Bosnia how he was forming friendship wit Dzeko...
nonsense...even osaze never did that wit the Bosnian goal keeper despite them both playing for stoke city...

I think now he has matured...he should act a leader to defend his colleagues and put their interest first

komekn:
I would really like to see Nwakeme come in for Ighalo in the second half. Another fired up striker angry with a point to prove, but who brings something different than KC.

Like to see Etebo come in at one stage depending how the game progresses.

Aina is not a left wing back, but may give is something more than Echiejile who is good reads the game well good positional sense. But right now he is lacking pace and Cameroon know this. A bit of a risk but our options are limited unless you put Etebo there.

Or how you see am.

You're very right sir...on your assesment of elderson...
I will want etebo...to start from the flanks...
either in place of Moses Simon....
and agu in place of ndidi and ogu later come in for Mikel....
nwakeme should start in place of ighalo..

Aina should start...and musa in the second half for V Moses....
the truth about this squad every player have something unique to offer....

Flashh:
Why do women who expect a man to be this and that don't possess same thing(s) they ask for, in a man?

good one..

reason why marriage break up easily these days..
so many expect their partners to have the qualities they lack..or have refused to develop in themselves...

mickeymimi:
women cheat too
Once someone cheats on you they find it easy to repeat the experience.......we all know that cheating is an indirect communication..........I'm afraid, it's the worst thing partner could ever do, If they aren't happy then say so and go...it's common sense...unless you're that desperate and don't mind being disrespected and cheated on........

..don't forget that some people are addicts......You can't reason with an illness....

...if you love two people at the same time, choose the second. Because if u truly loved the first person you wouldnt have fallen for the second.

I like the last paragraph though...
but sometimes love can be mistaken for infatuation

freshvine:
She tried. I'll never cheat on my husband, never ever but if he tries it once, it's a good bye.

I like your stance.....
I think it high time...
we as singles desiring a blissful marriage....begin to make these vow/pledge...

nice one dear

Icon4s:
I say we maintain the same structure from the last game. There may be changes on the bench though.

I will want aina and etebo to start...
likewise nwakeme....
I still remember how LVG fielded all his 24 players in the last world cup and almost got to the finals....

excanny:
Troost Ekong will definitely be on bench be that.

your comment depicts ignorance..

you should have just kept quiet...
Aina is a full back....can play either of the left or right back....not CB....
so next time...it is a not a must you comment...

komekn:
I was at a premiership team this morning to watch a youth game U18 and at least 7 players were of Nigeria origin.

Possibly i visit Germany 2/3 times a year maybe more cant really remember, i don't see a lot of games but i notice that there are not many black boys compared to UK. But apart from that i don't want to comment by hearsay, i have first hand experience of the English game at all levels.

June or thereabouts i watched Chelsea U18 beat Liverpool U18, 2-1 at one stage every Chelsea player apart from the goal keeper was black, that can never happen in Germany. Within both teams up to 9 players of Nigerian origin at my estimation, and that's just one game. A much, much, much bigger pool of talent available in the UK of Nigerian origin players.

With regards to Seyi

yeah...I understand you perfectly...when you said they're more players of Nigeria origin in UK compared to Germany or they're more blacks in football colleges and teams in England than Germany....

what i want from you...is to be more open and broad in your analysis of players of Nigeria origin...break loose from that parochial perception....

sorry me saying this....it's like you believe the only good players of nigeria origin are in the uk....an undue preference for borough players....

I so much like your analysis and it is an honour having someone of your calibre in our midst....
but still.....know that...good players of Nigeria origin are not only in england but all litered around Europe....

dulaman:
Yes just save it on your phone

I can't...it does not save... can you send it to my email please...
humilityreloaded@gmail.com

komekn:
I really do not know much about Jordan so I cannot comment with any depth, is he naturally left footed ?

However, Seyi yes, when looking at top flight left wing backs you discover they are naturally left footed. Are any of these players naturally left footed Ebuehi is not neither is Shehu or Aina.

That puts Seyi at a distinct advantage. Then we can consider the level they are playing at, Seyi is an England youth international his pathway is restricted by multi million pound players ahead of him at Liverpool FC, none the less he has played 13 times for the first team and 30 plus games in the championship on loan.

Shehu, I think is an excellent player cannot understand why he plays in Cyprus, he needs to be tested at a higher level. Ebuehi has played 50 games in the Eredivisie in lower rate club Den Haag, its not on the same level as the EPL or even some companionship clubs. However, none of these players are naturally left footed that is the pertinent question.

Seyi is not a conversion he is already playing as a left sided winger, so he is only dropping back to be more defensive as a wing back.

Watching Echiejele struggle with pacy wingers, although he used his experience and tenacity to compensate, nonetheless, he exposes a weak link in the SE left side defensive set up .

getting Jordan play for us...Will be more easier...than getting sheyi...

moreover bro...try to get used to other Nigeria players outside the shores of England..



I understand we can't fully separate "values" from our analysis or preference....

dulaman:
Q

Lol.... please can I get these pic

tbaba1234:
Ola Aina has been cleared by FIFA but i do not think, he will start in Yaounde, He might come in if we need to hold on to a lead.

great news....he can start if rohr deem it so.
moreover shehu Abdullahi should be rested now...the dude tried.
and ebuehi should be tried also....or uche agbo or awaziem....

Icon4s:
Shehu and Ebuehi have been together in camp severally and Shehu keeps getting the nod. Let us see what Aina can offer instead. Ebuehi for fit face those Cameroonian faces today?

I understand that ebuehi is still very young...
and he won't have been able to face the cameroonians or perfectly match for Africa football....

but he should get his chance....you never can tell....he may prove useful playing against non Africans opposition...play in the Dutch league weekly is not beans

TheSuperNerd:
Hahahahahahahahaha.... here he is... the one and only Sir Royalty....

I salute you Sir. Thanks so much for the welcome. I am deeply humbled to be shown such love and recognition in this great house. Thanks so much.

Sir Royalty (aka Humility017).... what a day.

you welc my supernerd...
thanks....
hope your academics all going well?

Icon4s:
IMO that right back position would likely be a battle between Shehu and Aina. If any of the two gets the nod from the coach let him play.

We don't need to be experimenting unnecessarily in the defence. We need cohesiveness ahead of the world cup so we must have a regular back line. Yes we can have back ups and give them game time only when the regulars are not available.

We can test players more in the more forward positions.

don't be surpised...ebuehi might even better than Shehu in that role...but you will.never know if he does not get to play...
he should get to play and let's see what he tends to offer....or.possibly tried in other positions....

TheSuperNerd:


Awwwwwwwwn.... Sir Maidaboi.... I missed you too Man. Na your mentions I see pass.... Thanks so much Sir. You are truly wonderful...... a great FAM member... thanks man. Godbless.

welcome back my beloved brother...
trust you've been doing great....?
missed you much over here...

terzurum5:
Akpeyi should just forget about manning the goal post. There is a new Sheriff in town.
Seriously at a point I thought Vincent Enyeama was in goal post.

sometimes you will never know how good these guys are....not until you give them a chance to show the stuff they're made of...

that's why...I have no problem starting ebuehi hopefully in our next matches in October and November he should get to start one of those matches....

I hope the Chan tournament will also build ezenwa confidence...come next year...
he should stay back and not hurriedly run to Europe

Joebie:
How do you mean? Those that were subbed in?

yeah...the players on the bench were as good as those on the pitch

Joebie:
Yes it's perfectly okay, but they must work hard for a spot like everyone else.

that is sure...no automatic shirt for anyone.
did you noticed how robust the Super Eagles bench was...?

Joebie:
We can then run an add that reads: Do you want to go to Russia? Come apply in person at our camp in Europe.

watch how many of these foreign born and groomed Nigerians will begin eye the Super Eagles....

tbaba1234:
If Nigeria wins in Yaounde and qualify.. I want to see some youngsters tried out in the last two games.

that's my desire bro...
dessers, ebuehi,Aina and lots more....
let's get them capped

tbaba1234:
Leon Balogun was a late bloomer though. If we discovered him early, we might never play him again.

you don't mean it...
I never know him though...not until he made up his mind to play for nigeria prior the 2013 world cup....

TheGoodJoe:
That is very sad.

Leon Balogun can help lead a new generation of defenders in the Super Eagles. I hope Awaziem learnt a thing or two from him.

yes you're very right .
if he had been around for that long...
he would have been the assistant captain to mikel...
he has that leadership trait in him....

TheGoodJoe:
Leon Balogun. Now this is a leader in the making. I hope he stays fit because we need him playing regularly. He was one player that gave his all. The highlight of his play was his slide tackle on the left side of the defence after Echiejile let Bassogog free. The pace, determination and grit was mind blowing.

He mad brilliant interceptions, tackles and his long ground passes from the defence to build up play was impressive.

Made little mistakes but his overall contribution was golden.

My nominee for future Super Eagles captain.

my pain is that....he was discovered late...
he is very close to his 30s now...
had it been he was still way younger it would have been so perfect....

leathalbeast:
look who is talking, you are asking me to read the title of a thread that states that Nigeria 4-0 Cameroon. how does that involve Ghana? or you don't know the meaning of the title of the thread yourself? who is she to say Ghana won't qualify?

bro...please i don't have your time this evening.....
please...leave us alone...
the last time i checked we're practising democracy on these thread...everyone is free to air his or her opinion...
so air us and let us be...and please don't mention me again

leathalbeast:
I said shut ur stupid beak up, you are not God to decide Ghana's fate. mind your damn business

please go somewhere else to pour your anger....
and don't spoil these mood for us...

leathalbeast:
oh shut up and mind your business, leave Ghana alone and give us a break. where were you when Nigeria lost to s. a? you went into hiding now that Nigeria has won you are here to continue your usual sh1t about Ghana. you are not God so keep quiet there.

brother why are you so pained?
of course...this Nigeria's platform...
go back read...the title of the thread..

so we're free to discuss football as it pertains to us and Africa...
she never insulted your country....but only state the obvious....

OMANBALA1:
I know the move you were talking about but I didn't see it. But I am looking at his overall work. The passes Vic Moses missed,his runs and deft ttouches.

ok....but they tried...very clinical...
time was just too short for musa to wreck some havoc too...
hopefully in younde the likes of etebo...will finish the business wit the cameroonians

tbaba1234:
All we need now is a draw between Algeria and Zambia.

who cares what those guys play...
a win for us....on Monday...sees us through
and i think it is possible...

what do u think bro?

mumemma:
Onazi ke? u watch d match...Ndidi was superb

it's like you never saw...onazi neat tackles...
he never received any bookings and he retrieves the ball if not more than any midfielder today. ...

OMANBALA1:
Moses Simon, what a shift he put in. Terrific with beautiful touches.
Leon Balogun,PURE CLASS.
Vic Moses... What a gangster!

This match has further proved Iheanacho is a monster when he plays from behind....Anybody that says Iheanacho has no skill is blind.

that last ball...he lost reason because he delayed i dont like....though...
but he tried....I think that Shakespeare of a coach...now sees why he is highly rated back home...
If he likes...let him keep him in bench...
not until he lost his job...his eyes will be clear