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At least we suppose see the building naa.

Which kine journalism be this?

goldfish80:
I have always been surprised how much people here over rated this guy. When I argued against the hype, some thought I was just anti foreign born. Thank goodness a fresh pair of eyes have come to terms with what I've been saying.

How old is Tammy?

Just 19. He is still up and coming. Calling for his inclusion into the Super Eagles is because of his potential to grow into a top striker. And not that we have found a new Yekini.

The whole Swansea team has been poor of late. What of one of the Ayews that is there what gas he done of late?

Young players often have this kind of rough patches at a point in time in their careers. While some come out of it stronger some other do not recover.

Our own Alex Iwobi and Rashford also suffered such. Iheanacho and Success are currently experiencing that rough patch. Likewise Anthony Martial.

It is nothing new bro.

jihday:
stop making enyeama look bad just to promote Uzoho.

My brother, na the thing way we dey see here o.

This is a thread where a player that is not tested is often concluded to be the best.

Rubbishing Vincent Enyeama, Nigeria's all time best goalie for an untested Uzoho that has not played any competitive game.

It is hard to believe people who call themselves sports analysts here can be writing all these with so much confidence.

blueto:
My point was that he wouldn't have conceded some of kind of goals that Enyeama conceded in the world cup, although he may not have saved the kind of balls that Enyeama saved. And I'm not saying that he is already better than enyeama, he may still need to prove that in subsequent matches.

The other point I made also was that it will not be a very good idea to start Enyeama against the same Messi led Argentine team in the world who appears to be well apprised of his weakness(es).

Please how many of Uzoho's games have you watched to come about this kind of conclusion.

Nigerians, we never learn.

mazimee:
I hope we have a replacement for him?, I like this brother but it is sad that he is not fit enough to play that position. He is easily injured.

The WC is still far away bro. Besides that Omeruo, Awaziem and Agbo are all CBs.

Famocious:
But none of the players from Cameroon made the cut of the top 3.
I still find the inclusion of Aubameyeng questionable ..

The AFCON is not the only factor. It is just a factor in the equation.

safarigirl:
so they are now considering AFCON? Wonder why none of the Cameroonian boys made it then.

It is just a factor. Not the only factor.

Moses not playing in this year' s AFCON is a major negative for him.

You cannot be an African footballer of the year when you didn't take part in the AFCON while the other strong tenders did.

safarigirl:
he is not a scorer of goals. I you don't score in today's football, you cannot win these awards. I don't even take them seriously anymore, they do such disservice to none strikers

Let us see how next year goes.

He also did not play in this Year's AFCON.

The Flamingos drew 0-0 with Ethiopia in Benin City yesterday and qualified courtesy of their 1-1 away draw.

Meanwhile their next round opponent, Cameroon, beat Algeria 11-0 on aggregate (4-0 in Algeria, 7-0 in Cameroon) to book a meeting with Nigeria.

This got me thinking. Is it that the Ethiopians produced a very strong side or Nigeria has raised a very poor U17 team? Cos I didn't watch the game.

Secondly why have we always produced poor U17 teams at female levels. The falconets have always achieved far more than the Flamingos with 4 semi finals and two finals. While our best for the Flamingos is the quarter final.

Something is definitely not right.

We are going into that Cameroon encounter with the later as favorites.

We have never failed to qualify for any Female U17 or U20 WC. I hope this will not be the first.

tbaba1234:
Jan 1998, so his official age is actually 19.

Meaning he will be 20 next month. So why did the author now said he is 18?

Joebie:
Another defender in Europe.. We need more defenders going to Europe.

Building up to the next FIFA U20 WC.

tbaba1234:
18 year old Saturday Erimuya has joined Cadiz in the Spanish second division. He was in Siasia's olympic team and was introduced in the 92nd minute of the 3rd place match.

Cadiz is currently top of the Second division and could be playing in La liga next year. He will be available for their next game.

https://files.proyectoclubes.com/cadiz/201712/662x372a_10181105saturday.jpg

http://www.cadizcf.com/noticia/saturday-refuerza-el-filial-hasta-2021

Wait, so Saturday Erimuya is still 18 even after featuring at the last Olympics?

Hmmm...

Haba! TheGoodJoe, you too don join our club?

Don't worry, the almighty God who is the father of the fatherless will see you through. Just put your trust in him. Trust me, he never disappoints.

Accept my condolence bro.

Danycrusoe:
I heard the Nigeria v Egypt friendly will be played on this..... pitch? Farm? Bush? A combination of all

This is an old picture naaa

tbaba1234:
What is the benefit of playing Egypt to our WC campaign??

What tactical lessons can we learn from playing Egypt? I mean lessons that will help us with our opponents?

Egypt is one of those North African teams that play a style close to that of the Europeans.

But have you also asked what it will benefit Egypt playing Nigeria?

Besides if we expect to go far in the world cup we should expect to play against teams different from those we will play in our group.
So we shouldn't just narrow our friendlies to a few group of teams.

Certitude:
Bad day for me as I lost my dear father this morning.

Take heart bro.

God is always father to us that no longer have an Earthly father

Questence:
Lols you are not same person as icon79?

Strange








Questence.

He attempted to be my clone . hahaha. But the experiment failed

Questence:
Lols you are not same person as icon79?

Strange








Questence.

He attempted to be my clone . hahaha. But the experiment failed.

Questence:
We are preparing beyond the group stage, not just the teams in our group. We are optimistic we will qualify and our boys need to be on a roller coaster with super high confidence against ANY team.

Nevertheless, We have played Argentina, we know what to expect and Rohr is talking about Poland and Serbia for Croatia and Iceland.

So England is welcome.



Questence.

Thank you jare. Exactly my points.

Mujtahida:
It makes no sense in the context of our group opponents to play England. Moreover June is kinda close to the WC. Make I no hear say one player was injured in that match oo.

How can you say it makes no sense playing England when there are two European oppositions in our group?

These friendly preparations are not exactly like 1+1= 2. No two countries play exactly the same way. Even the Poland that we are playing for Croatia don't really play much like the Croats. It is because they have Senegal to play that they have quickly sealed the deal with Nigeria. The teams that play like Croatia most are their former Yugoslav neighbours like Serbia and Bosnia. Plus even Czech republic.

All those talks of playing Denmark for Iceland doesn't hold much water because Denmark and Iceland do not really play alike. Playing any European opposition eg England for Iceland would be OK abeg.

Besides if we qualify from that group we will LIKELY play either of France or Denmark which are also European oppositions.

So bros the England friendly is not out of place.

tbaba1234:
What is Nigeria's internet population?

You dey mind him?
What percentage of the Nigerian population has access to the internet?

tbaba1234:
What is Nigeria's internet population?

You dey mind him?
What percentage of the Nigerian population has access to the internet?

Icon79:
The last time I checked, the population of Nigeria is over 3 times that of Egypt. And if you're to count only soccer loving people, you'd realize that we have about 10x more soccer loving people in Nigeria compared to Egypt. Hence, if it were so, I don't see how Mo Sallah can beat VicMo in such a popularity contest.


O pari

Hahaha go back and check again.

Nigeria's population is just about twice that of Egypt.

And it may interest you to know that of the soccer loving people of Nigeria not up to 20% care about the national team and players. They only care when we are playing well in the World Cup. That is why safarigirl coined a name for them: "plastic fans".

Go to Egypt, I don't think up to 5% of their football loving population care about European football. They may just only watch their players who are based in Europe. What they care mostly about are the Pharaohs, Zamalek, Al- Ahli, Ismaili, and the likes.

If you think some of our Nigerian fans can vote a 100 times expect so or even more from those fanatic Egyptian fans. Mohamed Salah is like a god in Egypt.

GnyOverlord:
A female thief named Biliki has been captured after stealing several items including naira notes, wrist watches, weavons, bags and many more.
The 22 years old native of Ijebu ode has been on the run since she burgled a phone engineer's home and cart away with #60,000 and three Android phones. But nemesis caught up with her when she was apprehended at the popular 'new market' in Ijebu ode. Members of the market also confirms she is an unrepentant thief as she has been caught and arrested over 15 times.

Christmas hustle gone wrong.

Modified: Her name is Biliki. Not sure it is Christmas hustle.

Joebie:
I bet you many Nigerians that voted, voted multiple times. And they would have found out although not all the time. What is my proof?
Na our way.

And you feel that made Victor Moses deserve the award?

Forget patriotism Mohammed Salah deserved the award.

Icon79:
Let's just say that I would like for them to give us the vote count. I mean, there's no way VicMo wouldn't have won judging by the massive campaign Nigerians from all around the world embarked for him on Twitter, Facebook, and all over the internet. gosh, at a stage, we even crashed their website. I know guys who voted over 100 times for VicMo


O pari

Because you believe it is only Nigerians that surf the internet space.

Icon79:
What is it with this Nigeria's obsession with England? If we are playing Croatia, Iceland, and Argentina then we should be thinking about playing friendly games against countries like: Serbia, Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Uruguay, and Brazil.


O pari

Nothing wrong with the England friendly bro.

At least we have secured Poland for Croatia.
And we have already played Argentina for Argentina (no preparation pass that one).

I understand the England friendly is in June so we still have one slot for friendly in March yet to be secured.

komekn:
To be confirmed but June is the date being tentatively presented.
Venue not confirmed.
My preference Old Trafford.

OK June. Meaning there is still one yet to be fixed for March.

bunchyproject:
Contact seller on 07035463529

You will do your product well by publicly advertising the price. Perhaps those who never had interest before may be attracted by the price.

Also go the extra mile by posting the photos of the land so people can know of it is water logged, dry, sand-filled, in the forest or close to town.

Icon79:
Bros, if you check with you, they can tell you that the online polling is just one part of the selection process. It's just like the American Idol, their panel voting supersedes whatever was voted in the (phone) online voting.


O pari

I know about those technicalities just like what is used in Big Brother Africa. But saying the whole system is a scan is entirely pointless.

You simply believe Victor Moses deserved it because you are fellow Nigerian. That is why votes are taken from all around Africa.

komekn:
England vs Nigeria friendly confirmed officially by one side Nigeria.

Good. Venue and date?

junnyjake:
There are news from reliable sources that the NFF are planning a friendly match against Egypt.

And in Abuja I just learnt