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goldfish80:
We can't keep crying Wolf when things don't go our way,not in a well justifiable case such as this anyway.

Diego Costa's 19 Premiership goals won 15 points for Chelsea in the season under review. Statistically, no player won more points for their team last season than Costa. This is pure gold if you ask me.
Diego Costa is not a well loved character. Players loathe him and his antics. Its academic the players themselves wouldn't give him their vote.

BascoVanVeli:
I just tire for this African mentality u mention players that even a blind man won't overlook and this is to prove there is no bias?

tbaba1234:
What is the common thread amongst the 3? Goalscorers!!

It is difficult for defensive minded player to win such accolades. Moses is critical to how Chelsea play but is unlikely he can win such awards unless he starts scoring and assisting a lot.

BascoVanVeli:
That is done by players who are mostly British. To put in perspective even Ighalo was overlooked for Watford players player of the season the year he finished as the top scorer in England. There is a bias toward non English players.

BascoVanVeli:
So Aguero, Sanchez and Diego Costa were also noncritical abi? Only 11 can make the team, this does not have much to do with criticality.

BascoVanVeli:
How can u even utter such? This is when keeping it real goes to far. How could u watch the season that just past and describe Victor Moses as just another functional component? His introduction into the lineup coincided with their run that changed football. If he wasn't a Nigerian international he would have easily made that list.

Kog45:
There is need for our players to learn from KANU Nwankwo or else they would continue to fail to win APOTY.

Pls check Kanu' s career as a player and analyse how he was so highly rated,if care is not taking you get confused cos his record with Super eagles wasn't impressive and even his club sides can be debated but the guy was always on the news cos he always seized the opportunity the moment he find himself in any big match and do wonder that cannot be erased in the world of football

KANU won his first Africa best due to his magical performance against Brazil in Atlanta and won his second African best due to his great hat trick against Chelsea though he had some other outstanding matches but the Chelsea one was a great feat that cannot be ignored.

There is need for our players to tell the outside world that they are not Nigeria player alone but World rated player,pls check out Aubemayang rating,this is world respected striker and Sallah is going that way too.

Remember being the best is not enough to win it,Okocha failed to win it and average Victor Ikpeba won it with his exploit with Monaco despite not even a regular with super eagles.Emma Amuneke won it too but only Yekini won it due to his super eagles performance.

I don't think CAF is biased with strong presence of Amaju as executive member but Nigeria players just need to repackage themselves as a world beater cos consistency matter a lot.Mind you if not for Toure Mikel would have won it in 2013 cos we had only him and Toure that year,remember Enyeama too

Truly very saddened not to see Victor Moses in the last shortlisted three best players,not a good development for our football.

Icon79:
So Gary Cahill made the EPL team of the year? While Virgil van Djik didn't make it? And neither did Sergio Aguero, or Alexis Sanchez. While Harry Kane and Lukaku were included? And Dele Alli made it ahead of Kevin DeBryune??

Tells you everything you need to know.


O pari

BascoVanVeli:
He was a big party to the 3-4-3 revolution that took over last season. I remember that even here some of our best and brightest predicted that the system would never work. My argument then and now is that Victor Moses is a major reason why things work out. We have seen them underperform countless times when he is not in the game.

Daejoyoung:
Moses was fantastic in 2016/2017 season and was key to chelsea's new daring formation that saw them win the league.
Moses was also key to Nigeria's qualification for the world cup, so l would say he deserves to be in the top three ahead of Abumeyang at least, but then looking at Asissat Oshoala in the women's category for instance and then comparing her to the South African Kgatlana, l now understand the sentiments involved in these awards, Abumeyang was already rated amongst the thirty best players in the World, thus there was no way Moses could be ahead of him in the CAF award,
Similarly Oshoala has been rated no 61 in the world amongst the top 100 women footballers, and so it would hardly be surprising if she goes on to win the CAF award even though she hasn't played a game for Nigeria this year and Kgatlana have been outstanding for South Africa.
ln summary, l would place Moses ahead of Abumeyang for the 2016/2017 award, especially for his contributions to Nigeria, but just as it is with Oshoala/Kgatlana, Abumeyang is a more established star with higher ratings worldwide already.

goldfish80:
Knock yourself out.

PFA teams of the year
Premier League: David de Gea (Manchester United); Kyle Walker (Tottenham), David Luiz (Chelsea), Gary Cahill (Chelsea), Danny Rose (Tottenham); Dele Alli (Tottenham), Eden Hazard (Chelsea), N’Golo Kanté (Chelsea), Sadio Mané (Liverpool); Harry Kane (Tottenham), Romelu Lukaku (Everton).

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/apr/20/chelsea-tottenham-pfa-premier-league-team-of-the-year

oyb:
Someone cannot oppress you again.

Kog45:
Truly but naija blood strong o but have you read comments like how Awaziem rendered Neymar useless, Oyekwuru finished Alves,Moses the best RWB in the world,Moses changed football.Those comments simply mean we need to promote our own but sometimes we don't need it when we want to get true picture of things.

Kog45:
Agreed but Moses na our own,so expect such comments.

Kog45:
Moses changed football?

Kog45:
No we are not funny but always sentimental.I want Moses to win APOTY but just too glaring he cannot cos we have Sallah in a maverick form,Aubemeyang and Mane are there also doing their things.

nelszx:
You are even going in the line of VicMo the entire nomination is flawed. Hugo broos won the AFCON but he's not among the nominee of Coach of the year but Cameroon national team was nominated.
In all honesty, Salah shouldn't make the cut as the award is what the players have achieved in the 2016/2017 calendar year and not based on current season.
Well whatever statistics is been used then we should have the criterion for such nominees

toseen7:
Bros we all know that FIFA is biased, Iniesta wey no dey play anything again made FIFA's FIFPro World XI for the ninth year running....
I'm very sure Moses will be in Top 3, alongside Aubameyang, Mane OR salah.

Kendroid:
Keep dreaming man

Jarus:
1, Aubameyang
2, Sadio Mane
3, Mohammed Salah.


Take that to the bank.

alausaone:
She is my very good friend a dedicated Christian, rest in perfect peace blessing, someone comment out there that causes of her death is Sex.....may you not experienced what blessing go through since 2015.....

faorex:
perfect!
This reminds me of my best friend in school who we had the same gp from year one up till this moment, #rotimi

Moral : watch the kind of people who you mingle with while in school.

ichommy:
2. Patrick Kluivert:
[img]https://1.bp..com/-JAEoLSyXyGk/Wi_kyg8FFnI/AAAAAAAAGQo/u0_SkcExrVg6bC1OODkFQC9JeJUObK1OgCLcBGAs/s1600/Patrick-Kluivert-875780.jpg[/img]

Back when Kluivert was 19, the Ajax and Barcelona legend crashed his friend’s BMW M3 into Dutch theatre director’s car Martin Putnam resulting in the death of the 56-year-old.

Kluivert while explaining his rather sad ordeal said:

“One minute I was the idol of the public, the hero of Dutch football. And the next minute they killing me because of what I had done.” The Dutch attacker, unable to handle the hate left Ajax to join Milan.

http://www.emmanuelbabatunde.com/2017/12/5-footballers-you-never-knew-have.html

CC: lalasticlala, mynd44, honeric01, semid4lyfe.

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