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forgiveness:
Bros Ye..., I didn't mention these players. Please check from the one's you emboldened.

However, please kindly tell me the Youth teams :
Abiodun Obafemi, Tesilim Fatusi and Emmanuel Amuneke played for?

Where were the likes of Taribo West, Kingsley Obieku and Garba Lawal based before they were been infused into the team?

As you rightly said no 'UNKNOWN' Europe based players were infused into that team and so shall it be in these present team.

Bros, please tell us, who are the unknown Europe based players in my list and who are the known Europe players in your list?

Let's compare and contrast.

Please, check my list before you write ooo.

Abiodun Obafemi and Teslim Fatusi were part of the 1993 U20. Emmanuel Amuneke played at the 1991 AAG (Cairo 91).

Garba Lawal was in Esparence de Tunis, Taribo West was in Julius Berger while Kingsley Obieku was in d Nigerian league also. And all 3 were part of the qualifiers and were nt picked from Europe to be infused into d team.

forgiveness:
Thank God you were able to pinpoint only three out the players I listed that were never part of the Youth system. The rest were completely infused into the team from European clubs.Whether home grown or not, what I know is they were the best Nigerians available at that particular time.

However, all those players you mentioned already played for England national team and were not eligible to play again for Nigeria. Besides John Salako is a home grown player now but still went ahead to play for the 3 lions. So, they should not be used as your point of reference.

Of course, I was not expecting them to get automatic place but all I am saying is let's give them a trial.

you say what... I dey come

For where? In that team too were Celestine Babayaro, Wilson Oruma, Abiodun Obafemi, Teslim Fatusi, Nwankwo Kanu, Mubi Oparaku, Emmanuel Amuneke, Emmanuel Babayaro all of which were from our youths system. The other players apart from Kingsley Obieku, Garba Lawal, Taribo West and Dosu Joseph were already Super Eagles players ie Uche Okechukwu, Daniel Amokachi, Sunday Oliseh.No Anglo-Nigerian or any other unknown Europe based player was infused into dat team.

Dnt get me wrong. I am nt trying to say we should shut-out foreign grown players. My take is they should nt b given any undue preference. I personally am nt expecting much from them .History has it that such players have nt made any difference in the Super Eagles.

joseph1013:
[b][size=14pt]I WANT TO PLAY AT RIO OLYMPICS SAYS MIKEL[/size]

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Chelsea star Mikel Obi has said he wishes to feature at next year’s Olympics in Rio de Janeiro as one of three over-aged players, it has been exclusively gathered.


The 28-year-old Mikel has won almost every major trophy at stake including the UEFA Champions League and English Premier League, but he has so far missed out on playing at the Olympics.

Incidentally, it was coach Samson Siasia who left him out from the 2008 Beijing Olympics after he had stayed away from the qualifiers for the competition.

“He has made it clear he wishes to play at the Rio Olympics,’ a top official of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) specially revealed.

“But it is left for the coach to pick who will be the overage players he will take along to Brazil next year.”

For the 2008 Olympics, Siasia took along Ozase Odemwingie and Victor Anichebe as overage players.

Nigeria, back under Siasia, will lead Algeria and South Africa to the 2016 Olympics in August after they clinched the U23 AFCON in Senegal at the weekend.

http://africanfootball.com/news/594081/I-want-to-play-at-Rio-Olympics-says-Mikel[/b]

Mikel has never played in the Olympics. Mayb this might jst be his chance. But he needs to visit TB Joshua before joining the Team, he is in a jinxed club.

Alvinrich:
Hello Car gurus in the house. I recently bought a 1999 honda accord European model. While bringing the car from Lagos to the east, I noticed that when I slowed and braked to a stop due to bad portions on the road, I feel the gear downshifting from probably gear two to one in the form of a slight jack. If i want to move also, If i do not accelerate gently, the car will vibrate but if I accelerate gently it moves normally. The gear shifts normally and fully in driving. Should I be worried or is the normal way way the gear system works. Pls note that no check light is on and the gear system is both Auto and manual combine. Thanks

My brother u done enter am. See: http://www.carcomplaints.com/Honda/Accord/1999/

This boy nova sleep for him Papa house ever since he came back from Chile. Good for him.

forgiveness:
Bros, I never land na before you start to crucify me now.

Yes, my argument boils down to the fact that we should not restrict our dragnet to only home grown players but to also extend it to identified potential players. That's all.

That's what I am talking about many of those players were never the products of our youths system, but they were infused directly into the National team after their performance in top European leagues e.g Taribo West, Tijani Babangida, Victor Ikpeba, Garba Lawal, Jay Jay Okocha, Daniel Amokachi, Sunday Oliseh etcetera. And I far as any player is eligible to play for Nigeria, they should be given equal opportunity to play for their father land if they so wish or are convinced to do so.

Remember, David Alaba made himself available for our 2007 under 17 winning team but he was told point blank that we don't need foreign grown players. Where are those under 17 players today and compared them to where David Alaba is presently? You know the answer.

Please, kindly take note that Omerue is included in my first eleven players. And my choice for another player apart from Ambrose is simply my opinion.

Your asked at what level Ilori and Aneke have played. OK, let me simple say that Ilori has played at the highest level of club football. He has played for Sporting Lisbon( a team topping the portuguese-liga) portugal, Granada Spain and Bordeaux France. His last season with Bordeaux was very successful because he was part of the team that secured Europa league ticket for this season. He has played in Europa league before.

Aneke played for Crewe Alexander in third level of English league for three good seasons before singlehandedly helped them to win the Football League Trophy in 2013 and became the highest goal scorer for his team in the same year with 14 goals. This earned him a direct transfer to the Belgium league. His team is presently jostling for the UEFA Champions League ticket for next season.

Remember that Messi was never part of Argentina youth system but the Argentina FA tussle with the Spanish FA to have him play for them. Now, behold it was the best decision they have ever made.

So, far they have not rejected publicly to play for Nigeria, so we should give them a chance because they could become our Messi.

From that ur list Tijani Babangida, Austin Okocha and Victor Ikpeba were products of our youth system prio to 1996 Olympics and Yes all those u listed are all home grown. That 1996 Team was made up of players that came through our youths system or were already playing for the Super Eagles. Not that we went and started chasing one John Fashanu, John Salako, Chris Amstrong or Ugo Ehiogu hu were the English groomed Nigerians then.

I am not saying we should shut-out players hu are nt home grown. What I am saying is those Euro-Nigerian players should not be given any preference. All those Chuba Akpom, Dominic Solanke, Jodon Ibe, Tiago Ilori, Chuks Aneke are to me nt even better than the crop we presented in Senegal. Simple. Dnt let that over-rated English league deceive you. If they are to be part of the Dream Team VI, they should show-up for open camping. And let the coaches pick the best, but I know that if the selection is devoid of sentiments most of those Euro-Nigerian players will nt make that Dream Team VI final list.

Every student of Mathematics, science or Engineering experienced this at one time or the other.

You will jst be dazed. God help u if it is a 30marks question.

TheGoodJoe:
The CAF technical team should do more in releasing the stats of players. How can we get information on the performances of players like passes completed, passing accuracy, interceptions etc.

CAF ke? only FIFA or UEFA can give you that.

This one na sacrifice na.

BlackAlbino6:
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For the picture, the mix up was on my part.
https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Azubuike-Okechukwu.jpg
But for age, his profile says he was born on [b]1997-04-19 [/b]in Katsina, Nigeria, though technically he should be 19 yrs old. However, the author of the article judged him to be 18.
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If he was born 19-04-1997 then he is 18 yrs old.

Stale.

End Time capture

This is End Time arrest.
Only in Nigeria.

lexyman:
You can avoid it , don't comment on different thread at short intervals. It's just as simple as that ....

I don't think that is the reason.

BlackAlbino6:
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Azubuike named Most Valuable Player
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Nigeria captain Okechukwu Azubuike has been named the Most Valuable Player by the CAF Technical Study Group for the U-23 Africa Cup of Nations, Senegal 2015.

The 18-year old, who plays for Turkish side, Yeni Malatyaspor, was the fulcrum of Nigeria’s success at the championship that lasted 22 November to 12 December 2015.

The West Africans beat Algeria 2-1 in the final to emerge champions of the second edition of the tournament.

Below are the other statistics;
Most Valuable Player
Okechukwu AZUBUIKE (Nigeria)

Top Scorer
Peter Etebo OGHENEKARO (Nigeria) – 5 goals

Best Goalkeeper
Abdelkadir SALHI (Algeria)

Fair Play
South Africa

Total Number of Goals
36 goals in 16 matches, average of 2.3 per match

Top scoring team
Nigeria – 9 goals in 5 matches
Goal distribution
0-15 minute: 8 goals
16-30 minute: 6 goals
31-45 minute: 4 goals
46-60 minute: 8 goals
61-75 minute: 4 goals 76-90 minute: 6 goals
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That pix is not Azubuike's. That is Usman Mohammed.

But wait. Azubuike is 18yrs?

mikron:
i was banned here close to 2 days now for reasons im yet to decipher, i find it difficult to come to grips with the criteria or yardstick the mods or the anti-spam bot used in banning people in this forum, i wanted to comment here 2 days ago only to get this stern warning "SORRY YOU CANT DO THAT NOW". when i havent even typed anything.....

anyways im glad the ban has been lifted. goodevening my honourable and distinguished colleagues of the sports section. we re still in celebration mood after our victory at the just concluded junior CHAN

Sorry bro. I usually experience that a lot too. That thing is frustrating. At a pt i stopped commenting for days.

TheGoodJoe:
Na wa for you. You try in remembering some kind of things. My memory of that Togo game is shaky but you remember the scoreline. I thought it was 4-0. Props sha.

I still remember NTA did an interview of Nigerians on the streets of Lagos and some said. We should just send a letter of thanks to the Olympics IOC and pull out of Atlanta '96 to avoid embarrassment.

It also reminds me of our 5-1 demolition by Holland before France '98 World Cup.

O boy how me no go remember 1996 wey be yesterday. I have narated some 1985 -87 events clearly here isnt it? No b today we dey watch ball o.

susrite:
As a chelsea fan, I watched their match at home, they lost; went to my neighbour's they lost; went to viewing centre, they lost... Infact at Las Vegas here, they still lose. .. Pls where can I watch to Chelsea match that they won't lose?

Sambisa forest.

forgiveness:
I noticed that many of us didn't really know how Nigeria(the dream team) was able to concur the world to emerge the winners at the 1996 Olympics football game in Atlanta. Many people do not really know how the so called Nigeria underdog team that were so called after been humiliated in their last friendly match at the National stadium prior to the Olympics which I personally witnessed at the stadium were able to defeat the almighty Brazilian and Argentina teams that paraded the best players in the world at that time or later became the best players in the world after the Olympics e.g Ronaldo, Bebeto, Rivaldo, Roberto Carlos, Dede, Juninhor, Ortega, Hernan Crespo, Ayala, Diego Simon, etcetera etcetera.

This achievement didn't just come by mere luck or by trial and error. This feat was possible because the coach identified and picked players that were tested and trusted in top European leagues. Players that have already established themselves in their own clubs and in top European leagues. In fact, most of those players have already won laurels for themselves and their respective clubs. These laurels ranges from African footballer of the year, UEFA Champions League, Ligue 1, Africa nations cup, Eredivisie, Belgium pro league, Highest goal scorer(for their team), English FA cup, Belgium young player of the year, Coupe the France etcetera prior to the Olympics.

In this light, I want to present to you the profiles of these players before they made history by winning the Olympics football game in Atlanta in 1996. These will further help buttress my point that believe best players must be selected based on club performance rather than sentiment.


Celestine Babayaro: He is one of the best left back player Nigeria ever produced. Prior to the 1996 Olympics football game, Babayaro was already a regular players with Anderletch for two good seasons (1994/1995 & 1995/1996) in First Division. He helped his team to win the 1994/1995 league and 1995/1996 Belgium Super cup prior to the Olympics in 1996 which earned him the Belgian young football player of the year twice in both seasons.

Taribo West: Taribo seems to be the only player that was brought from a second division team in Europe to play in the 1996 Olympics. However, he helped Auxerre to successful win the Division 1 league to gain promotion into the Eredivisie league in 1996\1997 and the Coupe the France cup in 1994 & 1996 prior to the first victorious Olympics football game by an African team. His just promoted team won the 1996/1996 Ligue 1. As we can see he played regular before he man our defense at the Olympics.


Nwankwo-kanu: This name is a house hold name in Nigeria. He doesn't need much introduced but for the sake of those who don't know him before the Olympics, I will highlight his profile. He won 3 Eredivisie league(1993/1994,1994/1995 & 1996/1997), UEFA Champions League (1994/1995), UEFA Super Cup(1995) and Intercontinental Cup(1995) before he singlehandedly and heroically punctured the dreams of Ronaldo and his co dreamers from winning the Olympics for the first time with his sublime and well taken two goals that earned us the Finals. As you also see he was used to winning for top teams before.......


To be continued.....

My oga forgiveness, well done. I usually like ur line of arguments cos u usuually load them with facts jst like the ones above.

Firstly, I am sure u won't include me in d list of those that didnt know how d original Dream Team won d Gold medal.

The last qualifying game was against Zimbabwe. 1st leg in Harare and Nigeria won 1-0 , goal scored by Teslim Fatusi. He celebrated d goal with a dance at d touch line, facing d Zimbabwean crowd hu responded by throwing things at him. The return leg was played at the Surulere 'slaughter house'- The national stadium, Surulere and we won 2-0(2 first half goals).

The team was engaged in 2 friendlies in Nigeria as tune up matches for d Olympics. First game was against Ajibade Babalade led Shooting Stars which they won 2-0. The 2nd friendly was against the Hawks of Togo(d senior team) and our Olympic team fell 3-1.So u see, i know that team wella.

I know ur arguments boils down from d fact dat u want to see d inclusion of some non- Nigerian grown talents like Ilori, Solanke, Aneke, and likes and also some other Nigerian born players u mentioned.

U must recall that those players in ur mention above were either products of our youth system or were members of d Super Eagles. I recall u said u dnt want tovsee d likes of Ambrose or Omeruo in d team dat u prefare Ilori at centre back.U are jst contradicting urself in such an instance. Omeruo and Ambrose are AFCON winners and have participated in d FIFA world cup. Both are also products of our youths system. At what level has Ilori or Aneke played? See, Nigeria has nt benefited from those Europe or English groom Nigerian players cos dey turn out average. Our best players have always been those raised from Nigeria before playing in Europe. Besides, most of those Ilori, Aneke, Solanke dat u are mentioning are nt even interested in playing for Nigeria.

wanchope:
It is no longer news that the Dream team VI are the Champions of the African U-23 recently held in Senegal and have equally qualfied for RIO 2016 Olympics.
Coming to the issue of selecting 3 over aged players, i think coach Siasia should select one defender, a defensive midfielder and an attacking midfielder. My reason for this is because of the number of goals we concieved. Lets be honest, if it was not for the talent and brilliance of our goalkeeper we would not have won the trophy or even qualfied for the Olympics. My choice are :Oboabona, Ogenyi Onazi and Visitor Moses.. Feel free to add yours.

I would prefare 2 defenders and 1 defensive midfielder. Leon Balogun, Efe Ambrose and Ogenyi Onazi are my picks.

Taliban:
Oboa-what??

Omeruo, maybe Ogenyi, forget about Victor Mosis, he probably won't honor the invitation.

I think we can get some very good foreign based U-23 players; Isaac Success, Ihenacho, Yaya and even Mosis Simon, Iwobi, Akpom, Solanke and also the new kid in Totenhamm, Joshua Onome, Fernando Adi, Chidiebere Nwakali.

Yes I know the guys who qualified deserve to be given priority but hey so long as these guys are Nigerian, they also have a right to make it into the team

Omeruo is U23. U have only mentioned 1 over-aged player: Onazi. Hu are ur other 2?

Rednaxelot:
Finally, Samson Siasia naw won a final match and has a trophy!

He won the 2005 AYC.

BascoVanVeli:
People might think this man gets too much publicity but i don't share those sentiments, right now make no mistake about it he is the best striker in England. In every single match this man has a hand in the outcome. We can wait till forever for the next great superstar or we can embraces the players flying our flag the highest. Messi and CR7 are once in a lifetime occurrences just like Okocha and Yekini. If we give Odion his rightful chance to be the man then who knows how he will be remembered. His numbers if kept up should make him an automatic selection.

I perfectly understand your point bro. But u see, one area where this Olympic team is not lacking talent is in the attack. Odion Ighalo may be our best striker but if u watched the CAF U23 Team, our problem is not in the attack but the midfield and defense. Take a look at these strikers/supporting strikers/AM: Success, Iheanacho, Ezekiel, Etebo, Awoniyi, Sokari, Ajayi and Osimhen of which not all of them may make it to Rio. Any 4 or 5 players that can emerge from this crop of 8 would be good enough to do the job.

TheGoodJoe:
I agree with you. Coach Siasia has to buckle up because the other countries that will come will come with lots of prominent names. We need to make a statement with this Olympics.

Exactly! We needed this Olympic like as if the future of Nigeria depended on it. It is a known fact that most countries build there national teams from the Olympics. Take a look at that Argentine Team of 2008 and u will think u are seeing the current Argentine senior Team.
We need this Olympics to blend our future stars into the Super Eagles.

TheGoodJoe:
Omo, this Argentine Squad is too Bloody. This squad was good enough for the World Cup.

Omo seeing the names alone u 'll say dey deserved d gold medal.

The Olympic soccer event is very close to d senior World cup in terms of competitiveness. Nigeria must b ready o no b this one way we manage for Senegal

Odunharry:
Chelsea | Can face: PSG, PSV, Benfica,
Juventus, Roma, Gent



| Manchester City | Can face: PSG, PSV,
Benfica, Roma, Dynamo Kyiv, Gent

.
| Arsenal | Can face: Real Madrid,
Wolfsburg, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Zenit



Up blues, Up gunners, Up Manchester

If all our key players are fully fit. We can beat any team. UP GUNNERS!!

silvermania:
As a chelsea fan am not happy at all

Arsenal's case is even worse off.

REPRESENTING THE ARGENTINE TEAM THAT BEAT NIGERIA IN THAT 2008 FINAL:

1 GK Óscar Ustari 3 July 1986 (aged 22) Getafe

2 DF Ezequiel Garay 10 October 1986 (aged 21) Real Madrid

3 DF Luciano Fabián Monzón 13 April 1987 (aged 21) Boca Juniors

4 DF Pablo Zabaleta 16 January 1985 (aged 23) Espanyol

5 MF Fernando Gago 10 April 1986 (aged 22) Real Madrid

6 DF Federico Fazio 17 March 1987 (aged 21) Sevilla

7 MF José Ernesto Sosa 19 June 1985 (aged 23) Bayern Munich

8 MF Éver Banega 29 June 1988 (aged 20) Valencia

9 FW Ezequiel Lavezzi 3 May 1985 (aged 23) Napoli

10 MF Juan Román Riquelme* (c) 24 June 1978 (aged 30) Boca Juniors

11 MF Ángel Di María 14 February 1988 (aged 20) Benfica

12 DF Nicolás Pareja* 18 January 1984 (aged 24) Anderlecht

13 FW Lautaro Acosta 14 March 1988 (aged 20) Sevilla

14 MF Javier Mascherano* 8 June 1984 (aged 24) Liverpool

15 FW Lionel Messi 24 June 1987 (aged 21) Barcelona

16 FW Sergio Agüero 2 June 1988 (aged 20) Atlético Madrid

17 FW Diego Buonanotte 19 April 1988 (aged 20) River Plate

18 GK Sergio Romero 22 February 1987 (aged 21) AZ

19 GK Nicolás Navarro 25 March 1985 (aged 23) Napoli

REPRESENTING THE DREAM TEAM IV: BEIJING 2008.

1 GK Ambruse Vanzekin 14 July 1986 (aged 22) Akwa United

2 DF Chibuzor Okonkwo 16 December 1988 (aged 19) Bayelsa United

4 DF Onyekachi Apam 30 December 1986 (aged 21) Nice

5 DF Dele Adeleye 25 December 1988 (aged 19) Sparta Rotterdam

6 MF Monday James 19 October 1986 (aged 21) Bayelsa United

7 FW Chinedu Ogbuke Obasi 1 June 1986 (aged 22) Hoffenheim

8 MF Sani Kaita 2 May 1986 (aged 22) Sparta Rotterdam

9 FW Victor Nsofor Obinna 25 March 1987 (aged 21) Chievo

10 MF Promise Isaac (c) 2 December 1987 (aged 20) Trabzonspor

11 FW Solomon Okoronkwo 2 March 1987 (aged 21) Hertha BSC

12 MF Oluwafemi Ajilore 18 January 1985 (aged 23) Groningen

13 DF Olubayo Adefemi 13 August 1985 (aged 22) Hapoel Bnei Lod

14 FW Peter Odemwingie* 15 July 1981 (aged 27) Lokomotiv Moscow

15 DF Efe Ambrose 18 October 1988 (aged 19) Kaduna United

16 FW Victor Anichebe 23 April 1988 (aged 20) Everton

17 MF Emmanuel Ekpo 20 December 1987 (aged 20) Columbus Crew

18 GK Ikechukwu Ezenwa 16 October 1988 (aged 19) Ocean Boys

19 MF Oladapo Olufemi 11 May 1988 (aged 20) Boavista

The Olympics is just next to the senior world cup. We need our best eligible players.

REPRESENTING THE ARGENTINE TEAM WE BEAT IN THAT 1996 OLYMPICS FINAL:

1 GK Carlos Bossio 1 December 1973 (aged 22) Estudiantes de La Plata

2 DF Roberto Ayala 14 April 1973 (aged 23) Napoli

3 DF José Chamot* 17 May 1969 (aged 27) Lazio

4 DF Javier Zanetti 10 August 1973 (aged 22) Internazionale

5 MF Matías Almeyda 21 December 1973 (aged 22) River Plate

6 DF Roberto Sensini* 12 October 1966 (aged 29) Parma

7 FW Claudio López 17 July 1974 (aged 22) Valencia

8 MF Diego Simeone* 28 April 1970 (aged 26) Atlético Madrid

9 FW Hernán Crespo 5 July 1975 (aged 21) Parma

10 FW Ariel Ortega 4 March 1974 (aged 22) River Plate

11 MF Hugo Morales 30 July 1974 (aged 21) Lanús

12 GK Pablo Cavallero 13 April 1974 (aged 22) Vélez Sársfield

13 MF Héctor Pineda 13 July 1975 (aged 21) Boca Juniors

14 MF Pablo Paz 27 January 1973 (aged 23) Banfield

15 MF Christian Bassedas 16 February 1973 (aged 23) Vélez Sársfield

16 FW Gustavo López 13 April 1973 (aged 23) Real Zaragoza

17 FW Marcelo Delgado 24 March 1973 (aged 23) Racing Club

18 MF Marcelo Gallardo 18 January 1976 (aged 20) River Plate

REPRESENTING THE DREAM TEAM I (ATLANTA 1996)
OUR BEST EVER:

1 GK Emmanuel Babayaro 26 December 1976 (aged 19) Plateau United

2 DF Celestine Babayaro 29 August 1978 (aged 17) Anderlecht

3 DF Taribo West 26 March 1974 (aged 22) Auxerre

4 FW Nwankwo Kanu 1 August 1976 (aged 19) Ajax

5 DF Uche Okechukwu* 27 September 1967 (aged 28) Fenerbahçe

6 MF Emmanuel Amuneke* 25 December 1970 (aged 25) Sporting CP

7 MF Tijani Babangida 25 December 1973 (aged 22) Roda

8 MF Wilson Oruma 30 December 1976 (aged 19) Lens

9 MF Teslim Fatusi 17 September 1977 (aged 18) Ferencváros

10 MF Jay-Jay Okocha 14 August 1973 (aged 22) Eintracht Frankfurt

11 FW Victor Ikpeba 12 June 1973 (aged 23) AS Monaco

12 DF Abiodun Obafemi 25 December 1973 (aged 22) Toulouse

13 FW Garba Lawal 22 May 1974 (aged 22) Espérance

14 FW Daniel Amokachi 30 December 1972 (aged 23) Everton

15 MF Sunday Oliseh 14 September 1974 (aged 21) Köln

16 DF Kingsley Obiekwu 12 November 1974 (aged 21) Go Ahead Eagles

17 DF Mobi Oparaku 1 December 1976 (aged 19) Anderlecht

18 GK Dosu Joseph 19 June 1977 (aged 19) Julius Berger