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Earthquake2:
The guy is clearly overaged

This is Ifeanyi Udeze. How old do you think he looked here.
Say how old u think he was in that pix and I will tell you the answer.

This is a player I sabi reach house.

Earthquake2:
Innocent Bonke, defensive midfielder, age '23'

Those of you that are good at telling people's ages from their looks over to you.

BascoVanVeli:
What's it with you and false accusations ? What level have you seen me place Samu on? You said he has to go to the WYC and that is false because even the coach has named him as a prospect for the AFCON. If you are saying it is in the interest of the nation that he goes to the AFCON that means even you yourself know what he brings to the table. I am all for not hyping a player but don't bring them down unnecessarily.

What False accusation are you talking about here?
I opined that Chukwueze is not at the level some of you guys are placing him and u say false accusations. Were u not here when he was likened to Rooney and some even said he would bench DI Maria at PSG? Even if you were not among those that said it, that comment is not directed at you in particular.

False accusation of what? Please stop being too sentimental.

BascoVanVeli:
He doesn't have to go to the WYC it just happens that he falls in that age group.

He is not at that level you guys are placing him. Even Messi and Aguero played at the WYC.
Country's interest before individual please.

andrew444:
So na this di Maria some people say onyekuru go bench or chukwueze?

Bunch of bias people

Chukwueze that needs to feature at the WYC to get the necessary exposure na him we don dey compare with Rooney already

andrew444:
Clubs that are better than psg

Barcelona
Real Madrid
Juventus

Not sure of the current Real Madrid. They May also be better than Juve. That is why is said 1 or 2.

gustav25:
This is the Di Maria y'all said Chukwueze will bench ... Make una dey fear Devil na

Una too dey take something serious for this thread. Se person cannot be playing with una again?

krattoss:
Oh mehn EPL is the real farmers league with bunch of mediocre overated players.

No thanks to sky BT and BBC pundits.

PSG are a very good club. There are probably only 1 or 2 clubs that are better than them in the whole of Europe.

Humility017:
yeah they tried....
I am really proud of the players....
what if I tell you that what the coach asked them to play for was nothing but a draw...

Nigeria clubs really a psychologist... someone who can psyche them up and make them see possibilities in winning away games

They were even wasting time and falling on the pitch Asif they are leading the tie on aggregate

Odunayaw:
Looking at the table of Lobi's group they should normally be 3rd (as things stand) seeing the Goal Difference of -1, but alas CAF put a team with GD of -4 higher.

Or am I missing something in FIFA rules?

Head to Head before Goal difference bro. Thar is CAF rule. ASEC beat Lobi in Abidjan

Odunayaw:
Icon4s Did I not tell you there's nothing special about Wydad?
There was nothing they threw that wasn't thrown back

Yes I remember u said it.

Lobi actually fought a good fight. They needed at least this draw to keep the hope alive even though it is still a slim hope.

I think Wydad underrated Lobi. If Lobi had played with more confidence up-front they could have scored.

daveP:
abi the place don taya you, sotey u sef no wan even peep again?

This is the only thread I frequent on nairaland.

I even hardly visit a live Super Eagles thread when we play games not to talk of the Arsenal thread. Just a time management measure.

tbaba1234:
NPFL "14 year old" Ayo Adejubu of Sunshine Stars.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DzI0mw_XgAAWAPO.jpg

So does he look it or not?

daveP:
why u no dey enter our thread then? lol.

The time I spend here don do me. Make I come add Arsenal thread?

Taliban:
Lol at even if you say his moniker.
Anyway asides from taiwo ogunjobis role in the nff, the best times of my darling club sooting stars ( no mistake in my spelling) in recen years was when he was the team admin.I think he was also an ex international if am not mistaken.

Yes he played for the Green Eagles.

komekn:
I find it very difficult to AGREE WITH YOU.

Which NFF Chairman are you talking about please.

I am not surprised. Even if I say your moniker is Komekn you will still find it very difficult to agree.

Let me ask u one question. You knew Chief Taiwo Ogunjobi was once Secretary General of the NFA, under whose chairmanship? If u can't remember without checking google so can I not. Which points to my point that Ogunjobi was ff not but almost more popular than the then FA Chairman.
Except u are telling me u never knew Taiwo Ogunjobi before now.

Jihday himself could attest to how he thought Ogunjobi was the NFF chairman as he was being referred to as "the Scribe".

Taliban:
Sir it's important to learn not to generalize sir. A few posts before what you quoted a full blooded Nigerians recalled how he couldn't sleep and several of his friends because of that loss but sir you ignored that but chose to use the comment you quoted and generalised.

You seem not to know these guys.

Earthquake1:
Where is this one from

Omo leave that one. Na dem. Na their way

Earthquake1:


I didn’t check the moniker but at the last paragraph I scrolled up to see if it was forgiveness

jihday:
@ coach Kash a friend of mine who attended Pepsi academy really hates him, he said he killed his football dream with his greed

Kash was practically imposing his Pepsi boys on the Golden Eaglets teams then. And then those his boys would settle him for it. He dented his reputation. I don't even know where the Baba is these days.

jihday:
just saw your comment please scratch that many believe and replace with forgiveness believe lol

Asides from forgiveness, I have heard it elsewhere. Maybe I should make it "some" and not "many".

jihday:
firstly, this comment is so insensitive as insensitive as they come, but then I'm not surprised, since you don't know Taiwo Ogunjobi it means you are a young chap who just started following the super eagles. @icon4s at a point I tot NFA scribe also means NFA Chairman cos na everyday Larry Izamoje dey mention his name. may his soul rest in perfect peace. and to think he contested in the last NFF elections

Taiwo Ogunjobi who was the Secretary General was more popular than the NFA chairman then, whose name I am still trying to remember.
Yes he was called the NFF scribe. Larry Echiejile/Izamoje was always mentioning his name because Taiwo Ogunjobi was a very active player in our football setting. It was as if he was running the show. Another NFA player was Kashimawo Laloko. This one na fire for fire, just that he became very greedy.

Curtisaxel7:
I didn't even hear about him until this moment. Maybe he was important to the people that knew him, but his existence or otherwise will make absolutely no difference to me and my family so....


I simply don't give a fawk.

So please no vex if someone here calls you indomie generation

Taiwo Ogunjobi was almost even more popular than the NFF chairman he worked under. That was during the Golden era of Nigerian football.

He however in later years got his hand stained with corrupt practices during Olanrewaju Kayode's transfer and got a 10year ban! Some believe Kayode is still being punished because of that case.

His contribution to the growth of Nigerian football in the 90s was immense. He was a progressive.

Taiwo Ogunjobi. We remember you as the most Popular Secretary General of the NFF.

We will miss you Sir.

RIP Chief Taiwo Ogunjobi

Earthquake1:
The guy na scam

Worst thing is the NFF are working tirelessly for his change of allegiance

How can you say he is a scam?

mostob:
so..you are an arsenal fan sir?

For life.

Let's say a word of prayers for all Chelsea fans worldwide.

Fat lie! Atiku owns Edo and Akwa-Ibom

tbaba1234:
Ola Aina scored the winning goal today for Torino.

Good one

do4luv14:
It is finish, sarri does not have a ball,

chaiii 4-0

show sarri, the door now, mak him go drink garri...



kaiiiiiii.......... Ma blues are finished

Sebi Dem dey laugh us last week

Mickael2:
when they were handed that penalty at first everyone went absolutely silent. The first thing I thought was 'Ghana? First African country in the semi? No way!'. Till this day I don't even know if the keeper saved or it hit the bar but once we saw the ball flying away, peeps were jumping straight out of the window in pure joy. I have never seen that kind of cheering again, well till the day Nigeria got that penalty in this recent world cup.

O boy if Gyan had scored that goal I would have deactivated my Nairaland account that day.

For qualfying for the Q.final alone their fans on Nairaland no gree us drink water again. They were so many on Nairaland

ChrisKels:
Sure u knew whose moniker u quoted? V'u forgotten my view on Nigerian youngsters? Oboy na Chriskels u quote so oo, abi u wan make I begin list my boys, from Chukwueze, Onyekuru, Kalu, Osimhen, Success..?

What is it with ur hype for Francophone players from: CIV, Senegal, Cameroon, now Morocco.