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AIG07:
The 2010 set was my first Female u-20 Tournament that I followed. That team had the likes of Esther Sunday, Oparanozie, Ebere Orji, Jonathan etc. They were beauty to watch...

We always go into the knock out stages in high spirit with like 10goals. But this one is so different.

I aam tipping the French girls. I have watched them play and they look almost like their male's team.

Na kick and Follow we de play for this tournament.

AIG07:
Baba you no lie.

One open play goal in three matches.... So poor...

New comers Haiti performed better than our team in the group stage.

AIG07:
This team is so average!

AIG07:
Igha what?

AIG07:
Rohr to drop 7players? How true is this.
Saw this on the front page. Ighalo leading the players to be dropped.

These comments cracked me up big time.

AIG07:
Rohr to drop 7players? How true is this.
Saw this on the front page. Ighalo leading the players to be dropped.

These comments cracked me up big time.

AIG07:
Rohr to drop 7players? How true is this.
Saw this on the front page. Ighalo leading the players to be dropped.

These comments cracked me up big time.

BascoVanVeli:
It was a Europa league match but I agree about the NPFL part. The problem is that once most away teams scores they start faking injuries and doing nonsense. That is one aspect of the league I pray we can change.

omoiyalayi:
People & the kind of choice they make in life

Gay irritates me no doubt but that is not enough for me to judge them

Judgment is for God

Am sure some of them in the pool commit more terrible sin than the gay guy

BascoVanVeli:
That yellow card was silly, was he supposed to let the man strip him naked? Glad to see Nwakaeme looking sharp again.

tbaba1234:
Ogu and Nwakaeme goals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qS37n1NWJE

tbaba1234:
Many graduates are unemployable. One of my family members owns a school and finding good teachers is hard. You will conduct tests and interview with 50 teachers and struggle to get 5, that will pass. All graduates o!! And we are talking about primary school.

Educational system needs serious reforms.

Amedino99:
abeg u people should stop shocking sir komekn haba it is too much

komekn:
Bruv that's madness.
I really didn't know the depth of depravity in terms of what people earn.
It's crazy

komekn:
I have just opened my mouth in TOTAL BEWILDERMENT.

How is somebody suppose to live on 15k a month. I am not ostentatious but on a good average night out one can easily spend 100k in Lagos with a few friends.

Please are you being serious ❓ because I find that very hard to believe 15k.

TheSuperNerd:
Here is the thread with you as the very last person to comment on it.... "Blast from the...."

https://www.nairaland.com/2315999/super-eagles-nigeria-thread-2017/160

It is very easily accessible through Google search. The internet never forgets. These threads are well documented and anyone that search "Super Eagles" or "Super Eagles thread(s)" can access them via a simple Google search.

I get your point though. Maintaining one thread sounds cool but the team evolves from tournament to tournament and period to period. We have had this discussion before in the previous super Eagles thread.


In truth, continuously modifying the title of this thread as each tournament comes year after year can be confusing to non-vocal members viewing as guests or from the ghostmode cave.



In conclusion shaa, I understand your angle... maybe then, for the sake of just continuing... "The Super Eagles thread" tag in the thread title will be "the only constant" in the title while the period or tournament in focus can change from time to time. I can say okay, for continuity sake provided that constant changes not.






And yeah Dad, my ventures are going just fine. Really been engaged but all is going well.

TheSuperNerd:
Sir Terzurum5.... I can see that the title of the thread has been altered. Now it just reads "Afcon 2019".....

One question: After Afcon 2019 is done and dusted, will you again alter the thread title to Afcon 2021 or even Olympics 2020?

This thread was originally set out to cover all the events and stories and discussions surrounding our build up to Russia 2018 and Afcon 2019 so altering the thread name will only act to confuse folks the more. This thread is meant to end with Afcon 2019 no matter how big it has gotten just like how the previous thread ended with Afcon 2017 failed qualification. The threads we open are like Chronicles and archives of information that document our football stories and more and thus must be properly defined by specificity of threads created for a period.

And also, I wanna ask why you bowed to the pressure from Dad Icon4s to remove the phrase, "Dawn of a new era"... Or is it because we lost out in Russia??

Look, before the brightest Dawn is always the Dark nights... The darkness of the night is always thickest before the brightest Dawn... Our experience in Russia is a seed sown for this young team. I always said it was gonna be our BAPTISM of fire on the international stage. We have a team on the rise and more quality young talents are sprouting up in our football. Just take a look at Kalu's move for instance... You cannot deny the fact that a new dawn is coming. Even a goal.com article lists K.Nwakali as one of the young players of today's game to watch out for in Qatar 2022 (if we get there... But I know we will qualify). A new era is coming and Russia 2018 should not blind us to that fact... Maturity takes time and four years is more than enough. Afcon 2019 will show how much this team have truly grown post-Russia so please buckle up and get ready... A new era in Nigerian football is indeed close.

ChrisKels:
Lol too early to deny una(u and goldfish80) hero ooo

ChrisKels:
Fabrice Ondoa now plays for Belgian side KV Oostende. He is still a bench warmer as he was with Sevilla B back then in Spain.

Tomorrow now Icon4s go tell me say he is as good as my boy Uzoho who has been made Deportivo's undisputed numero uno mtcheew

BascoVanVeli:
Most of us care. I don't think it is fair to tell anyone to stick to only SE just because of the title of the thread. We are here because of the SE but that is not the only thing we can discuss.

komekn:
Do you think we can compete with Morocco for infrastructure.

It's not just about stadiums alone you must add security, socail responsibility, tourism, connectivity etc.

Cross the border from Ghana to Togo and Togo to Benin then compare that with Some border. Add to that compare the road all the way to Seme. Then enter our road from the border count the multiple checkpoints by every Tom, dick and Harry that's a public official.

Then tell me we are Truly Ready.

If AFCON is in Morocco I probably will drive from Manchester to Tangier - Marrakesh, etc without any problem or worries.

If we win to celebrate I'll drive from there to Lagos

wayodude:
They should have demolished that stadium and rebuilt it. The pitch is far too small for that stadium to be considered as a match venue for any real game of football.

tbaba1234:
Olympic Marseille in line to sign Mikel Agu on loan with an option to buy.

Oasis007:
This Stadium ain't Obafemi Awolowo Stadium, rather Adameisigba Stadium, the Home of 3SC. The Turf is artificial, not natural as some Folks are saying.

We ain't ready to host any International Competition especially AFCON 2019, except TBS turf is replaced with natural Grass and the Onikan Stadium is completed as scheduled.

Abuja Stadium only requires little touches. Uyo Stadium is ready same as Adokiye Stadium. Also I read it somewhere that Udom is building another massive, world standard Stadium in Akwa Ibom, Eket Town precisely - if it's true and can be completed by December - then we are good to go!

However, if the Eket Stadium ain't gonna be ready before December, then Sanni Abacha Stadium should come to the Rescue - turf only needs to be replaced. The standard is OK!

Akwa Ibom - 2 Stadia
Portharcourt- 1 Stadium
Lagos - 2 Stadia
Abuja - 1 Stadium.

BascoVanVeli:
Oga Icon4s over to you o

BascoVanVeli:
We are not talking about starting from scratch. If we have serious people the grass can be ordered and installed in less than 3 months. The work is not monumental.

BascoVanVeli:
They can work on it na. The good thing is that we wouldn't be starting from square one. These are just some things to touch up on

ChrisKels:
Everything thing u wrote might be true but that GDP wey no feed his population, that gdp na joke. Nigeria as a country has no sustainable gdp for his very large population let alone Africa, so how is it a giant?