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Kog45:
Truly Eze was exposed today which is normal in football just like our defenders were exposed against South Africa.I remeber Omeruo do d same kung-fu against Zambia.

Kog45:
This is what we are saying'DUMB'on football matter,why for God sake.

leathalbeast:
hahahahaha, I'm happy Ghana has once again hurt your feelings.

safarigirl:
I let? Lol, na me play ball? Wetin concern me? Abeg goan sleep

safarigirl:
you are disappointed in what? Is this the first time you are seeing this scenario being played out on this thread? Has it not happened to me countless times? Why the f-uck are you being a baby about it?

Is it because they dragged your mother into it? Did I not call Piet out for that? Did I not even quote Chris to say you were right about someone supporting the attacks of your mother? And you said you don't give a hoot, na me you talk that one to. Me wey don dey support you for this thread both in reasonable and unreasonable arguments, I talked to you and you threw my opinion in the trash.


Supernerd, shut up! If it's sympathy you are looking for or you are waiting for someone to tell you sorry, it will not happen. You have lost all rights to an apology with this trash you wrote and by your actions.

I am the most disappointed in you and I don't care if you give a hoot or not, but I want you to know that I am ashamed of your behavior and I hope you think on it and change your ways. For me to be telling you that, you can imagine how low you have gone.

Nobody will give a shiiit about your John Hopkins degree or educational qualifications if you can't even see past your nose. You no do well at all, and if nobody else has it in them to tell you, I will not mince words

safarigirl:
I think some people here owe an apology to Sir Icon4s for challenging him when he said the win over Ghana was nothing to celebrate

tbaba1234:
I hope with this WAFU cup, we can see that several of these home boys are not national team material.

Some of us have been saying this for a long time.

Joebie:
Na Serie A matter be this. U know if na Belgium I for say make season end. Lol
Make he at least train with the big boys jor.

Joebie:
And he takes the rookie slot in SE lols but seriously he deserves a call up. And the usual question, who will he bench?

mank1234:
The analyst on AIT is busy defending mediocre display by these guys.

Eseose9:
Don't let the username decieve you o.He is a Ghanaian. So you guys should pay him no mind

emeka1101:
As I said Ghana has hosted more AFCON than any AFRICAN country. Which means they can host this CHAN or whatever. Stop being dumb.

soetanoreoluwa:
Hmmm it's another another years of meeting to come to that... I don't see CAF doing 4yrs things... Maybe they should secure a good sponsor which Will really help those country to get their infrastructure ready.

safarigirl:
where were these words of wisdom yesterday?

I am mostly pissed off at everyone who said nothing while someone's mama was being called out. I was the one who had to cone here and report all of Pietrico's posts that insulted someone's mother. Was I the first person to see those posts?

No, there were two pages ahead when I came upon those posts, so, where the hell was everyone else when Pietrico was crossing lines and how come nobody thought to say something? It's now that words of wisdom are flying everywhere.

Someone has threatened to kill me on this thread, did I go and open a new thread?

And then Supernerd that I asked to calm down was going all batshit crazy on me for calling out his error. Had the guts to tell me he doesn't give a hoot my opinion,I was so pissed at that, me that has received insults here told him to stop and he just shoved me aside. If he had given a hoot and stopped being a kid, maybe nobody would have brought his mother up. My own mother has been insulted on Nairaland multiple times and she's dead, did anybody speak up?


There is this thing people say, that when you start insulting someone, you cannot dictate where he hits you.

We will not all react the same way to insults and while some people have limits, others do not. So, the next time anyone wants to throw insults, remember that.

Dedebanky85:
With the level CAF is tying to set for AFCON, only uyo, adokie amesiamaka in PH, Abuja, and teslim would qualify. If they decide to renovate National stadium in Lagos it could also meet the standard. Those Enugu, Calabar, Is no stadiums are too archaic.

emeka1101:
Ghana which has hosted more AFCON than any other country should rather be taking out?
Are you that ignorant or its just out of hate?

safarigirl:
please, let none of us grace that thread with his presence. I think virtually every one of us at one point or another has been insulted on thus thread badly. I have cried after collecting insults on vthis thread, I have taken a hiatus and I have returned many times. So, why does he want to be a baby?

Let him do whatever he damn pleases and be king of his own land. Only a foolish man sees corrections as condemnations. If he continues with such attitude, even that thread won't last.

None of us should give him the pleasure of our presence. That was a very disrespectful thing to do to the pioneers of this thread and he should be ashamed of himself

Cc icon4s, joseph1013, thegoodjoe, robosky02, kog45, Joebie, Omanbala1, Terzurum5, danycrusoe, certitude and every other member of this thread

whizola:
pls how we Nigeria struggle to put 6 standard stadium together . from kano to Kaduna to abuja to river ,uyo , Lagos ,akure and Ibadan in the south west, that of Edo not exclude

Kog45:
Attention to u gurus in d house, just saw another thread by SuperNerd tagged d rise of Nigeria next's golden generation ..... ..... .....

Honestly am not against d thread,good to have different threads on Nigeria football but my concerns was i w not be happy if what am thinking was what led to d creation of d thread (disagreemens here)if it's, then what do we say about forgiveness who people tagged tribal for expressing his opinions.

I hope SuperNerd comes back.According to Michael2, nobody is irreplaceable but we need a great bond here irrespective where we all come from and make things work.

Pls henceforth no matter d provocation, don't let us descend so low and attack our parents,is nauseating and absurd.

CC:guys in d house

zuchyblink:
the whole North African countries, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Zambia and Angola can afford it

prela:
4 1 2 3 But no 4 deserves a certificate

Kog45:
If i go by icon4s,we need players who are better than d ones in d present squad,if they are not,then we should relax.If i may ask is Ehizibue better than d current players in d squad (Aina,Shehu,Ebuhei)or Nura Abdullahi who is a full Nigerian coz i believe we are covered in RB but if d guy can play CB like Felix Uduokhai or LB,then we can try him.

BascoVanVeli:
Kenya will no longer host next year’s CHAN, CAF invite fresh bids


By admin -
September 23, 2017, 8:19 pm

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) have ruled that Kenya will no longer stage next year’s CHAN and have now called for fresh bids beginning tomorrow.




This decision followed a CAF executive committee meeting in Accra, Ghana, today.

A communiqué after the meeting said due to several delays CAF have decided to move the competition from the East African country.

The continental football governing body has therefore called for fresh bids from interested countries within the next week after which a decision will be taen on the new hosts for the tournament.

Morocco, who CAF confirmed will bid for the 2026 World Cup, are understood to be the front runners to now host the 16-team championship in January.

Nigeria are one of the qualifiers for this tournament.

As for AFCON 2019 in Cameroon, CAF are to appoint an audit firm that will inspect the facilities proposed to host the championship, which has now been expanded to feature 24 teams against the earlier 16 teams.

Morocco are also regarded as a last-minute hosts for this competition and their hosting of two major competitions in straight years could only boost their chances of hosting a 48-team World Cup in 2026.

http://scorenigeria.com.ng/2017/09/23/kenya-will-no-longer-host-next-years-chan-caf-invite-fresh-bids/

Chrismario:
See as you raised our hope

solonnachi:
The Zambian's think that talk is CHEAP
They think they've sown and now time REAP
But when the Super Eagles pile goals on them like HEAP
They'll take to their feet, run and LEAP!!!

Chrismario:
Yes sir.

International friendly

Chrismario:
By Fifa ranking, they re are ahead of Nigeria and many Caf powerhouse.

When was last time Zambia defeated European team?

daveP:
I know the[b] oil company[/b] .... they are 1st class higher in world ranking for hyperology.

edi287:
Tammy Abraham: Striker commits to England amidst reports of Nigeria switch 21 September 2017 Football

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Image captionTammy Abraham has scored twice in seven appearances for Swansea

Striker Tammy Abraham has stated his desire to have an international career with England following reports of interest from Nigeria.

London-born Abraham, on loan at Swansea from Chelsea, has played for England Under-21s but has a Nigerian father.

And the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) were thought to be keen to recruit the 19-year-old.

However, Abraham said: "I have informed The FA that I remain available for selection for England."

He continued: "Contrary to reports in the media I would like to clarify that I have not agreed to switch my national team allegiance.

"I can confirm I met the President of the NFF after our last game against Tottenham at Wembley on Saturday given he is a friend of my father.

"However, any suggestion that I have made a decision to change my international representation is incorrect and wide of the mark."

His words will be welcomed by Swansea boss Paul Clement, who believes he would be better off remaining with England.

"Hopefully he stays with the English national team," Clement said.

"I'm not sure if he'd be better off career-wise - I'm saying it because I'm English and he's a good English talent, so you want him involved in the national team.

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"From my point of view, there will be no influence from me.

"If he wants to ask for advice, of course I'll be there to do it, but I'm sure, between him and his family, he'll make the right decision."

NFF President Amaju Pinnick says that after a meeting with Abraham and his agent "all is looking good" for him to play for Nigeria.

Chelsea wing-back Victor Moses, Arsenal midfielder Alex Iwobi and Reading striker Sone Aluko are among those to have represented England at youth level before switching to play senior international football for Nigeria.

Two goals in seven Swans games

Abraham joined Swansea from Chelsea on a season-long loan in the summer and has scored two goals in seven appearances for the Welsh club.

"I haven't spoken to him about that [interest from Nigeria]. I will ask him at some point, but I've got more pressing issues to deal with at the moment than that," said Clement.

"Ultimately it's the decision of the player. In some cases they'll make the choice because they see a better opportunity, a chance of playing more regularly at international level.

"In other cases, it's because it's where they believe they're from, representing the country where they were born or where their parents were born and it's in their culture.

"Whatever their reasons are, it's down to the player to decide."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/amp/football/41350367.