Danielnino00: FIFA have suspended all world cup qualifiers for this month...
But apparently,the AFCON qualifier will go ahead ... CAF says they won't postpone the CHAN either.... Though some countries like Kenya have written to CAF to postpone the games...
I think the afcon qualifier should be postponed, since a large chunk of players are Europe based but they can go ahead with Chan
andrewbaba44: Nigerians doesn’t see anything good in someone who isn’t their favorite
They know how to hype only the ones they like by they will be bias in the ones that are good
This is a player that scored 15 epl goals for a bang average watford team ,but when he lost form in the first few months of the following season ,some people started using that to attack him here
To score in the epl is not easy but Ighalo easily got 15 goals there ,even as good as martins did he even score 12 epl goals in a single season ?
Kudos to yakubu aiyegbeni the King ,but some people won’t agree because of that South Korea miss
We don’t need to add sentiment to football
not only their favorite but fellow Nigerians, see as they quickly came out to say 'Partey is better than Ndidi'
Eizzy003: <b> German-Born Fullback Who Models His Game After Man City's Kyle Walker Pledges Future To Nigeria </b>
Wuppertaler SV defender Noah Salau has pledged his international future to Nigeria over his country of birth, Germany.
The 23-year-old was born in Haan, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany to a Nigerian father and German mom, and turned out for the youth teams of Fortuna Düsseldorf and Wuppertaler SV, then played for Turu Düsseldorf and FC Monheim, before returning to Wuppertaler SV in 2019.
Salau is close pals with German-born goalkeeper Maduka Okoye who has pledged his international allegiance to Nigeria and has been named in the latest Super Eagles squad ahead of Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Sierra Leone.
"I was born in Germany, my dad is Yoruba from Kwara State and my mother is German, " said Salau to allnigeriasoccer.com.
"It's my dream to play for Nigeria since I was little. My dad gave me Yakubu and Kanu's jerseys when he visited Nigeria.
"I watch Nigerian football and the players are very good when they are representing the national team.
"One of my friends is in the national team, Maduka Okoye, who played with my younger brother at Bayer Leverkusen.
"I want to represent my country even though I wasn't born there, my dad has told me good things about the country, I want to make my dad and family proud.''
Salau has cited Manchester City and England fullback Kyle Walker as his role model and picked former Leicester City striker Ahmed Musa as his favourite player in the Super Eagles.
"I am a fullback, can play from the left or right. I am very strong and fast.
"I model my game after Kyle Walker from Manchester City. At the moment my favourite Nigerian player is Ahmed Musa, he gives his all when he plays for the Super Eagles, " Salau concluded.
Nigga we don't care, go get yourself a decent club before you dream about us
Head needs to roll, it's 2020 and there are no medical personnel in a so called professional league? I'll love to know the club's plan if any of their players break leg in a game, to rub aboniki or what? How difficult can it be to have a permanent medical team that goes everywhere with the boys? It's so heart breaking to see a young man pass away like that, this isn't corruption or negligence it's just top drawer witchcraft. In typical fashion all we will hear is we will look into it and make changes, nobody will loose his/her job, we'll move on and wait for the next tragedy.
footballers too dey lie, just say 'I'm really delighted by this call up'. If he was banging in goals for Chelsea would he not be hoping for an England call?
TheSuperNerd: Stats report: Collins vs Ehizibue today
Both Jamilu Collins and Kingsley Ehizibue did well for their clubsides today. Ehizibue's side Koln took all three points though winning 2-1 away at Paderborn.
Collins and Ehizibue led the game in interceptions. About 4 each.
TheSuperNerd: Well, obviously wants to give him a run out before he's back to EPL action. I believe Ndidi is back and better now and Rodgers won't like to make the same mistake he made earlier as regards rushing Ndidi back. So if Ndidi is starting today, it most likely means the lad is truly fit to start and not necessarily being rushed.
Yeah true, he has been fit for about two weeks now