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A Nigeria born footballer, Randy Onuoha, who is currently playing for Neftochimic Burgas in The Netherlands has declared his readiness to fight for a shirt in the Super Eagles.
A Nigeria born footballer, Randy Onuoha, who is currently playing for Neftochimic Burgas in The Netherlands has declared his readiness to fight for a shirt in the Super Eagles.
Onuoha said it would be of great honour for to play for his fatherland having refused his mother request to play her country, The Netherlands.
Randy has a Nigeria father, Charles Emeka Onuoha from Itukpa, Aba state, and to Netherlands mother, Annelies van Es, from Rotterdam, Netherlands.

He was born on 1 April 1994 (age 23) in Lelystad, Netherlands. He is 1.80 m (5ft 11 inches) tall, and operates from Left full back for his club.
He had his youth career from 2009–2013 in Almere City, while his senior career started in 2013 till date Randy Onuoha said that with his active performance, he is ready to prove his worth to all Nigerians.
“Nigeria is my country which I look forward to playing for any moment from now. My mum has been troubling me to play for the Netherlands, but I said no, because I will definitely return to Nigeria at the end of my career,” he said.

Roon9:
The way they gave the report one would be tempted to think the reporter actually tested them

hey...God bless your space booking hustle
you really hustling hard...

TheSuperNerd:
Sir Royalty...... abeg calm down okay.... I think we have reached an end to this debate....

Please Sir... abeg.... e don do....

OK Sir....I have heard you..
I initially never wanted to comment just that part of intensive training annoyed me...

hope you're having a great weekend rest?

kennysville:
Abeg no quote me..... pretend like u no see my posts.

Lol...abeg u nor use laugh kill me

it's like there something he is hiding from us..
sometimes tells me he is related to pep somehow

even a friend of mine who so much love pep and a berca fan....still faults pep actions sometimes but our brother here...goodjoe see nothing wrong in pep actions to him he does no wrong...

TheGoodJoe:
Which page is Pep and I not on? Let me say it again. I DO NOT CARE MUCH ABOUT THE IHEANACHO NOT BEING IN PEP'S PLANS.

I said that ages ago. So what am I to heed to?

I am after the fitness which comes from the intensity training. I am after the healthy lifestyle. I am after learning the pressing system. From day one when I heard Guardiola was coming, I was happy he will learn the great culture.

can you please spare me that intensive training
what's the essence of undergoing intensive training and not given the opportunity to practice what learnt...?
it's like a pupil who study his books hard daily and not allowed to write an exam...

please... spare us that intensive training thing..
you saying as if pep is the only good tactical coach we have out there....
he is inimical to nacho development... pellegrini offered more and played a fatherly role to the young lad

daveP:
cos mbappe is moving to north london to become new thierry? how bout he moves to join wenger too?

forget about the arsenal move...pep will never let him move to a rival EPL team...
he may likely go to Germany
the truth is the boy don't wanna help himself... he keep saying he will fight for his place in city's team..
a team where your fellow players and the coach don't believe in your abilities...
even some of the fans...remember a fan asked for nacho to be given seat belt after J Gabriel debut...

Bumbae1:
Whats wrong with the woman being the rich one
Shebi na same thing

God bless you
the problem with some persons they see themselves as being in competition with their spouse...
it should be a thing of joy to a good man to see his wife prosper and attain giant strides...

I don't blame them though low self esteem one of the reasons why many behave so.....

komekn:
Your assumption is wrong.

They are not few but many, did you look at Chelsea U18 Youth Cup winners 2017, yesterday.

At least 4 Nigerian origin boys in that team.

There is no club in EPL club in London that doesn't have at Least 20 boys in its youth ranks.

when you compare them to the numbers we have in Nigeria... they're few, I understand the angle you're coming from
the number of Nigerians in diaspora does not measure up to half of the population at home

mind you prior last general election it was researched that over 60% of eligible voters were between the ages of 18-24 years old old.

tosyne2much:
I will be a thing of joy to me if you find your wife on my thread

Lol...u are funny
I am a very social person
love making friends and meeting new persons
thanks anyway

tosyne2much:
Make I pretend like say I no see you baba

Lol...abeg pretend not to see us ooo
it will be a great thing... to have a good friend from your thread on nairaland.
don't u think so?

Cleopatra4:
Give your contact then.

Ok

Cleopatra4:
Wow! How come I can't access email messages on nairaland? I have loads of them I can't read.

OK

goldfish80:
This is exactly why I have even advocating for the Nff looking from home and developing home grown talents,not depending on foreign nations to develop players while we take the easy option to lurch in the corner and stake claim these players. When we can't get them, we throw tantrums and cry foul.

I will share a first hand experience when I was in secondary school, a friend of mine James used to be fastest sprinter in the school. He was clocked by our games master running sub 12 seconds in a 100 meters dash at Js 3. This guy haven't met a trainer in his life, he doesn't know anything about diets and haven't trained at a high performance training centre.
If he had undergone some of these training programmes, we would be looking at an African record holder before he turned 18 and probably a multiple Olympic gold/silver medalist.

All that is past tense, he is now working in a chilled ac office and probably haven't done 2 push ups in donkey years.

A lot of talents slip through our fingers in this country in astronomical numbers that even those we call our best aren't really the best.

exactly.. many a time I marvel at the few Nigerian kids in diaspora making waves....
that goes to show that a lot of potentials are left to waste in this country
I tell you they're many in the streets of Lagos ,kano, Benin, Aba etc that will play better than Dele Alli, Alaba etc but no strictures and management to harness this talents

goldfish80:
This is exactly why I have even advocating for the Nff looking from home and developing home grown talents,not depending on foreign nations to develop players while we take the easy option to lurch in the corner and stake claim these players. When we can't get them, we throw tantrums and cry foul.

I will share a first hand experience when I was in secondary school, a friend of mine James used to be fastest sprinter in the school. He was clocked by our games master running sub 12 seconds in a 100 meters dash at Js 3. This guy haven't met a trainer in his life, he doesn't know anything about diets and haven't trained at a high performance training centre.
If he had undergone some of these training programmes, we would be looking at an African record holder before he turned 18 and probably a multiple Olympic gold/silver medalist.

All that is past tense, he is now working in a chilled ac office and probably haven't done 2 push ups in donkey years.

A lot of talents slip through our fingers in this country in astronomical numbers that even those we call our best aren't really the best.

exactly.. many a time I marvel at the few Nigerian kids in diaspora making waves....
that goes to show that a lot of potentials are left to waste in this country
I tell you they're many in the streets of Lagos ,kano, Benin, Aba etc that will play better than Dele Alli, Alaba etc but no strictures and management to harness this talents

1234onyekwe:
my dear u have said it all,they 'll always think that they have ,all the time in the world when those men they took for granted came calling, but in their small mind they 'll always think someone better 'll always come for them ,before they know it they are stranded with no one coming at all.

it is well
I think it will be good if we as guys take time to advice our younger sisters...
many make mistakes without knowing

Cleopatra4:
Wow! How come I can't access email messages on nairaland? I have loads of them I can't read.

really
just send me a mail
on edeosamede7@gmail.com
or send me yr contacts

thanks

Icon4s:
Definitely a youngster to follow from now on.
His number goals almost double that of his closest rival. A candidate for the next class of Golden Eaglets.

But his look and name look like those of our West African neighbors.

Thank you to NPFL for this nobel tourney.

I don't mind if he hails from any west Africa country...
so many nations have been stealing our players all because they grew up in their academics so it won't be bad should we get to cap our west Africa neighbors lads...it will even be exciting

my fear is...the NFF should not go and employ a selfish under 17 coach...who is after money to be made from players signing etc.
because should a misfit will jeopardize the essence of this whole Tourney

Cleopatra4:
Yes na. When I suppose to dey enjoy life to its fullest
Wetin I want use small joystick do? That's hell on earth

Lol. .I don't think there is any man with a small joystick it all depends on his perception of himself and how he makes use of it...(in marriage)
the truth is no matter the size of a man's manhood there is always a woman for him..perfectly destined by God to be his match.

I like you for being sincere though.. I even like you more because we reside in same city..
hope you're doing great?

Cleopatra4:
Men with small joysticks No be by force to marry na

so na the joy stick size pissed u off?

Icon4s:
Talk is cheap. In fact free.

not really
I think if the lad is really playing in the MLS at his age...he should be looked into...
MLS is not a bad league to scout good goal keepers.
I sincerely believe our problem is not the absence of good goal keepers but the fear and unwillingness to give young goalies the chance to prove their worth...

justiz5:
But that's exactly what you have done.

It is a very easy thing. All you need to do is to edit people's posts to see the "Commands" inputed to have a beatiful post.

thank you so much sir.
I appreciate

justiz5:
This very impressive Sir.

‘I can solve Super Eagles goalkeeping problem’

By Jude Opara

As Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr continues to mull over the goalkeeping problem facing the team, an American based goalkeeper, Joel Isyag says he has what it takes to fill that gap.


Isyag who stands at over 6.2ft just signed for the Super Eagles. Football Club of Maryland has already become his team’s first choice shot-stopper with over six clean sheets in his last games with other individual awards.


Recall that first choice goalkeeper, Carl Ikeme has been ruled out for the rest of the season, even as the team is preparing for the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against African champions, the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon as well as the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against the Bafana Bafana of South Africa in June.


Speaking from his base in the USA, the Kaduna State-born Isyag who will turn 21 this May said he is optimistic that his inclusion in the national team will make that position more competitive.


“I know that composure, positioning, sharp reflexes, agility, techniques, anticipation, ball handling, coupled with great saves are just some of the attributes of a good goalkeeper and I truly have them all.


The Super Eagles have been having goalkeeping challenges since the Lille of France safe hands; Vincent Enyeama quit the national team. The discovery of Ikeme helped to stabilize the defence for sometime but Rohr seems not to have confidence on his assistants, Ikechukwu Ezenwa and Daniel Akpeyi.

thanks
I don't really know how to post information here

I still believe wrong choices are reason why some ladies of such age are single not because a man never came for them...but they likely took them for granted and went after those who never loved them....

Chrismario:
It hurts me anytime i remeber imoh Ezekiel.

Who knows, he might be sharing same agent wit him.
The only care about their own percentage

sometimes this guys too think foolishly
I remember etebor severally refused to go to North Africa...
few players have been able to make it through such route many end up in eastern Europe or Turkey at most

Chrismario:
IMO ,,,i dont see much wrong going for trials

thanks...better to go for trials and get a deal afterwards than wallow in north Africa league...

TheSuperNerd:
Please, Odey whatever you do.... don't move to another team in Africa..... it has to be Europe.... Belgium preferably.... haba naa..... who is this boy's agent sef??
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Exclusive : NPFL Top Scorer Stephen Odey Turn Down Genk Trial Offer


https://owngoalnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/image-52.jpg


Top scorer in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) Stephen Odey has turned down an offer of trial from Belgium side Genk in the summer.


Odey was invited by the team for trails in the summer, but the 19 year old who is currently the top scorer in the NPFL with 14 goals for MFM FC rejected their offer.


”He won’t be attending trials anywhere in Europe. Not only in Belgium, we also got offers from Denmark but we won’t take any of them. Genk were most serious but Odey won’t be going for trial”, a source close to the player told Owngoalnigeria.com.

”The one thing I can tell you is that he will most likely leave in the summer. Talks with some teams are already at an advanced stage, unless an offer comes in from Europe, he will most likely move to a top team in Africa.

”His manager has made it clear, he wants to cash in on his form to help him move abroad but at the same time, It’s not just about going abroad, it’s about getting the right deal for the player who still needs to develop further “.


**Daniel Martins


Source: http://owngoalnigeria.com/2017/04/26/exclusive-npfl-top-scorer-stephen-odey-turn-down-genk-trial-offer/

you see how vultures disguise as agent mess up players glorious future...
just imagine... the aim of his greedy agents is to offload him to north Africa...

justiz5:
I am waiting Sir

Vanguard News Nigeria http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/can-solve-super-eagles-goalkeeping-problem/

'I can solve Super Eagles goalkeeping problem' - Vanguard News
www​.vanguardngr.com/.../ can -solve- sup ...
2 days ago ... As Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr continues to mull over the
goalkeeping problem ...

AIG07:
Baba, let's say we qualified. do you really think Amuneke would have extended call ups to these guys? Do you think if they get called up they'll be featured? I personally doubts it. Our coaches have thesame mentality of picking 'their boys' ahead of the best.

Manu did it, Siasia did it, Oliseh also did it. So, I am very sure Amuneke will continue with the trend. It is in their blood. They all lack fairness in team selection

you wrote true...
your last sentence is the reason why foreign coaches will continue to outshine them...
I personally called for a foreign coach last time reason because of indigenous coaches biased selection..
the pep guardiola of Africa almost spoil my eyes with his style of play...being that the team was filled wit his boys and those who graduated from his elder brother's academy...other coaches have done same too

safarigirl:
let's hope Akpeyi breaks a leg then

Lol... this lady you're not serious
read of a US Based Nigeria goal keeper in his early 20s asking rohr for a call up.
will get his name and details of his team briefly

do4luv14:
our boad shud nothing. Make he she upid mistakes ake of selling over. Loaning out in TAMMY again,

we need him to benched foul mouth, or possibly send COSTA out

I will want him to be a super eagles player before he cement a place in Chelsea starting 11
otherwise England will easily lure him

Icon4s:
I did not see the moniker of the person making this comment before I knew exactly who it could be.

Ajagun is good but we are blessed with better AM options.

Lol...he is so predictable..
sometimes I think he is related to ajagun

I just pray ajagun get call up someday even if it is a friendly match so that he will let us rest