₦airaland Forum

hatakekakashi:
Noni madueke scores

JohnBullMySon:
AITEO is owned by Benedict Peters, one of the wealthiest men in Africa. Has nothing to do with politicians brother.

TheLoneCitizen:
Just two goals against Shakhtar and Lyon will whip out the chequebook. Reports are saying he's trying to force a move.

West Ham out of race. Barca aceepted their offer for Braithwaite. But Braithwaite is expected to reject the move.

Odunayaw:
What does this have to do with change of government you claimed?

JohnBullMySon:
AITEO is owned by Benedict Peters, one of the wealthiest men in Africa. Has nothing to do with politicians brother.

Odunayaw:
You and yarning dust en! Aiteo came in 2017 so what government has changed.

O lagbara fun e o

TheLoneCitizen:
He is not going to play though, just travel with the team.

charlesemeka85:
esperance of tunisia interested in signing anayo iwuala

lloydtruth:
Like play like play Onuachu no go move.

JohnBullMySon:
How do you mean please?

policy wise or economic wise?

TheLoneCitizen:
Onyekuru included in Olympiakos Champions League squad against Ludogorets this evening.

He's had just one training session with them: Yesterday afternoon.

JohnBullMySon:
Does anyone know what happened to the arrangement between NFF and AITEO. Something obviously went wrong because if it was still on then NFF should not owe salaries.

BascoVanVeli:
Sadly they won their match in the 92nd minute

do4luv14:
Yeah... Hope no wahala?

do4luv14:
Wentin, I lie

jubilantagida:
Hasn't it been obvious?

do4luv14:
Just cos he was a sport journalist we were thinking, he was a square peg in a round hole,

Am thinking he is a smokescreen of Dalung

do4luv14:
A very good outing by her, no thanks to the conspiracy that had send our best golden and silver bet out,

Any report about appealing Blessing and Divine ban


My sisters are Rep Naija gallantly

Delta Wadoooooio!!!!!! ¡?

DrLikita12:
As long as Pillars is not there

Subzero047:
He wants money, he can get all the money he wants for the mean time

TheLoneCitizen:
100% true.

But I completely oppose the claim that moving to Turkey as a youngster will regress your game.

Turkey doesn't focus on youth, doesn't mean the league is an abomination.

If you are a youngster, move there, get good numbers and the big clubs will come. Simple.

komekn:
I am not surprised anymore.

But l have met multiple youth born and bred in Logos that cannot speak Yoruba.

A large part of the South South youths cannot speak the traditional language of their Fathers.

On the other hand l have met children born in the UK who speak Yoruba and Igbo fluently, not a lot but quite a few.

I could add myself to that list Speaking two Nigerian languages.

Are we therefore more Nigerian than the Nigerian born in Nigeria. I would not say so.

What therfore in your opinion the key component that makes you more Nigerian.

I could say controversially the ability to accept administrative mediocrity, Godfatherism and corruption. But l will not.

TheLoneCitizen:
These are 2008 and 2013 achievements.

Your second point is relative. Belgium have more youngsters in first teams than Turkey, hence why they got more moves.

For example, in the two seasons before last, 8 of the 20 players who contributed 15+ goals in Belgium were u25.

On the other hand, Turkey had 31 15+ goal players in the same period, but only 3 were u25.

But the funny thing is 100% of those youngsters in Turkey got a move to a top 5 league. While just 5 from Belgium got their move.

So it's obvious, Turkey is so saturated with experienced heads that if a youngster performs well, the big clubs come calling.

And when you say Turkey play trash, that one is subjective.

Belgian champions, Club Brugge are not much better than Besiktas, who won their league.

BascoVanVeli:
Thank you very much. U are right 71, points is not easy. The last to reach that number was Enyimba in 2015. I think Kennedy Boboye is definitely the best coach in the NPFL at this moment. Anybody else would have thrown in the towel after the club sold 2 key players mid season but he kept the boat afloat and has now gotten his reward.

BascoVanVeli:
As it stands in the continental race....let's not forget that if Nasarawa win the aiteo cup it turns to top 4 instead of 3.

Subzero047:
Gbam I wonder why anybody should be comfortable with an U25 Nigerian player going to Turkey, that place is the graveyard of Europe

TheLoneCitizen:
I think this retirement thing is overstated, and is more bants than facts.

Because Turkey sign a lot of older players doesn't necessarily mean the league is pant.

Look at Burak Yilmas for example. Spent all his life in Turkey and moved to a top 5 league for the first time last season.

At 35 years of age, he still dominated and won the French Ligue 1.

TheLoneCitizen:
If Europe is the criteria for quality, then you are contradicting yourself.

3 Turkish teams have reached the Quarter Finals of the UCL. No Belgium club have ever achieved this.

Turkey has one Europa League semi-finalist, Belgium has never reached this stage.

Yet you rate Belgium as a better development league.

Subzero047:
Mr Pinnick should go and shut up

TheLoneCitizen:
I still don't understand why people don't rate Turkey, one of the most competitive leagues in the world.

charlesemeka85:
Laliga new boys interested in crotone's simy nwankwo