Icon4s: I have read that journal and a couple of others.
Scientifically speaking, a system or procedure that has a reliability rating of 90% is very reliable and so very acceptable.
Until proven otherwise MRI results for cubing of age cheating is very reliable and FIFA and the entire football community will continue to accept the ages of players that have gone through this scanning process.
Our players are cheat, as long as they are not born in the UK. my Oga you should know this by now
gamaliel9: Ebiede hum....the best i watched of him was an Olympic qualifier against Uganda..and Clemens Westerhof was Ugandan s coach and we needed four goals to qualify.....Pius Ikedia saved us that day..They had to give Westerhof red card for us to score the fourth goal oooo...Ebiede was classic in this game..he even scored twice..i think so..after that...the end of Ebiede
Icon79: Oga mi, I think you guys totally 100% misunderstand my post. I wasn't tryna put anyone down or call anybody a mediocre. gosh, I don't even know the folks who have been nominated sef. I might check them out over the weekend but I haven't had time to check yet. Anyway, I was just making a generalized statement ... a general assumption, if you will, that we might end up with square pegs in round holes if we throw the nomination open, as an all comers affair.
If you come down to it, I am NOT asking to be nominated. And if nominated, I might not even have the time to be effective in the committee due to the pressure on my time right now. However, I was just pointing out the need to have the right people in that committee. Not to sound conceited or anything but some of us have played this game to a very decent level. Some of us have the right connections and contacts in high and low places, both at home and abroad (a la Tbaba1234 and Joebie). Some of us have followed this game and even coached this game long enough to understand the game (a la Icon4s etc.).
That's what's driving my recommendation. My intention was never to put anybody down or for a shameless self promotion. Having said that, I formally withdraw my name from the nomination, but let's give the other 5 candidates a very good consideration.
Those are just thoughts but I would implore y'all to give those thoughts a very good consideration if we want to achieve our aim of forming this committee. There's a saying in my village that na "ora adighi atu ero". Even in the Bible, when they were about to replace Judas Iscariot, they established some standards/qualifications for the ideal candidates. They didn't threw the whole thing open for all comers.
Just thoughts ....
O pari
lol, you like to dey feel yourself sha. who wan put your name before
TheGoodJoe: Thinking back about how talented the Galacticos of Real Madrid were, I had to post this video. They were unbelievably talented. Check out the first goal, free kick from Roberto Carlos. You cannot even see the ball.
Keep in mind the Barcelona team was also highly talented but the gulf in class was huge.
With 20likes and 0 shares it means we have a unanimous decision here, so no time to waste.
Next we go ahead and make nominations of Players Selection Committee members.
Please I crave the involvement of everyone in the house, including those on ghost mode.
Remember the three rules for nomination of Players Selection Committee members 1. You are to nominate one person 2. Do not nominate yourself 3. Do not nominate twice.
Magink: I’ve not closed door on Nigeria, says Akpoguma By Christian Okpara, Hoffenheim, Germany
Kevin Akpoguma is rated by world football governing body, FIFA as one of the future stars of the game. The Hoffenheim defender, who captained Germany at the 2015 U-20 World Cup has played for the Die Mannschaft at all the youth levels, but he is yet to play for the main team of the 2014 world champions.
And so, he is still eligible to play for the Super Eagles.
Akpoguma has a Nigerian father and a German mother, which makes him eligible to play for either of the two countries.
But the talented defender prefers to wait for a chance with the German team and will decide to switch allegiance to Nigeria if he failed to get the chance with Joachim Loew’s team.
He told The Guardian after Hoffenheim’s 4-0 defeat of Stuttgart that he has thought hard of playing for Nigeria, adding, “but the thing is that I was born in Germany and I have played for all the youth teams of Germany and I am still a young player.
“So, I want to leave it open because Germany can still call me. But if I have no other option to play for Germany, then I can consider playing for Nigeria because my dad is from Nigeria.”
Akpoguma disclosed that members of his family have not put pressure on him to choose any of the two countries, adding, “My father has told me to listen to my heart… he doesn’t want to put pressure on me to make any decision. It is very important I make the right decision.
“There are some examples like Prince Boateng of Ghana, who only played for Ghana in the World Cup and retired after that. I believe that if you want to play for a country I think you should play for that country with love and passion. It makes no sense leaving after a few games. That is why if I play for Nigeria I should be in a position to play my whole career for them. No half measures.
“Gernot Rohr visited us here in Hoffenheim and talked a lot about the young team he is building. I saw it at the World Cup; there are very good players like Iwobi, Ndidi and Leon Balogun. He explained all the things because I had a good conversation with him. But as I said, I want to leave every door open. When the time comes, I will let the world know my decision.”
This boy get sense, he'd rather be committed 100% than do a Boateng who only plays for Ghana during the World Cup year
Danielnino00: BREAKING: The owner of Leicester City, the Sporting Director and pilot have been pronounced dead, reasons being 3rd degree burns and spinal injury. As we speak, families of the deceased are being called and made aware of the loss of their loved ones. A sad day for football. #lcfc
not true, there's no confirmation of who and who were on the chopper or if any death has been recorded
Goke7: If we want foreign coaches, why do we always go for carpenter foreign coaches who have not achieved anything major before they coach the eagles. We keep killing the Eagles brand with these legbere foreign coaches.
we can't afford the top coaches, besides Rhorh have not been bad if I should rate him so far I'll give him 7/10
Goke7: If we want foreign coaches, why do we always go for carpenter foreign coaches who have not achieved anything major before they coach the eagles. We keep killing the Eagles brand with these legbere foreign coaches.
krattoss: Oga ChrisKels.. How far ur star studded ivorians.. They couldn't put one past our backyard neighbors central African Republic Not even an offside goal
What's ur take on this one?
wow, so you don't know that Central African Republic is a big team? One is the best teams in the world dripping with talent, all their players feature for Barça and Madrid even Brazil will find it hard to beat them
krattoss: Oga ChrisKels.. How far ur star studded ivorians.. They couldn't put one past our backyard neighbors central African Republic Not even an offside goal
What's ur take on this one?
wow, so you don't know that Central African Republic is a big team? One is the best teams in the world dripping with talent, all their players feature for Barça and Madrid even Brazil will find it hard to beat them
ChrisKels: Tiemue Bakayoko to do a Wilfred Zaha on France as he is set to reverse his international allegiance to add to Ivory Coast's already packed midfield.
Supernerd where art thou
Imagine Bakayoko DM, Kessie CM and Seri AM, Cornet top 9 flanked by Zaha and "Pepe" the Neymar of Lille, Chai Nerdy bwoy wont like this breathing down on Onazi, Agu, Agbo, Etebo, Ogu hahahaha. Behind those gladiators are Aurier RB, Gbamin and Baily CBs and Ghislain LB
Lol Afcon go sweet biko
Dude really? the same guy that played for Chelsea last season? isokay
edi287: Wait...so if Everton and Bordeaux are dragging for a prospect - you honestly think the prospect will mull things over?? AT 2018?? Look at the players Everton got and tell me the last time Bordeaux got that caliber of players This is turning into a farce oo. Why use Barca and Man City?? It's more like Man City and Sevilla...that's what Everton is to Bordeaux...
bros, you sef get energy to argue, just agree Kalu go collect balloon d'or. thank God I watched the game I'd have thought there's something special about the Kalu
elyte89: U know on dis thread... To some persons,no matter good some players in d super eagles play on a matchday,dey would still remain average or poor in deir own view,no matter aw
you can say that again, Shehu wasn't bad at all for the few min he played
I'll stop believing you guys when you discuss players, until I see him play myself. see the nonsense this Kalu have been playing since and some people won't allow us hear word about his abilities. mtcheeew
those two excerpt were copied from goal.com, on their weekly review of Nigerian players for the weekend, the reason I posted it is for those that will call for Rhor's head when he starts Shehu ahead of Aina
Too Good: Abdullahi Shehu – A massive 1-0 win for Bursaspor against mid-table Ankaragucu was enough to see the struggling Green Crocodiles move out of the relegation zone. Shehu, deployed on the right wing, played a pivotal role in securing Samet Aybaba’s side their first win of the season at the eighth attempt. The wideman was rarely second best in his duels over the course of the game, won the ball back for his side when necessary and even had an impact in the final third by creating a couple of goalscoring opportunities to cap off a good individual outing.
Too Bad: Ola Aina – Having impressed in a left wing-back role in recent gameweeks, Walter Mazzarri handed the impressive Aina a chance on the right side for the visit of winless Frosinone. The Bull secured a 3-2 win against their tenacious opponents, and the loanee yet again failed to impress on the right flank – a somewhat ironic run of events, given he’s naturally a right-sided player. He was defensively loose and came out second-best in a plethora of his battles, while being prone to giving away needless fouls. Having seen his side throw away a two-goal lead in six minutes (58 and 64), Mazzarri hooked off the unimpressive wing-back in the 65th minute.
chrisooblog: mr komekn happy Independence day first of what Dominic iorfa snr went through with the nff is nothing that credible people like Segun odegbami and kojo Williams have not gone through but they kept on believing and contributing to the same corrupt nff because good or bad the system will be changed from within and not just mere English and complaining or gnashing of teeth.
As for iorfa jnr he just has to improve and make a career for himself. You always insist on players been chosen because they are good enough now not what he did last year or two years back. If iorfa comes good teams will chase him not just Nigeria. Even if he chooses not to play for nigeria at the very least he can have a great club career. Now I have no issue with you or forgiveness calling for equity justice and honesty in player selection for the national team but where I always clash with you guys is when you defend average or below average players then go round to criticize and rubbish someone else for doing the same.
My hope and prayer for national team is to be in the nearest future filled with players of outstanding quality playing in the best clubs so that all this back and forth would be unnecessary
please simple put Iorfa is a waste man unless he can prove otherwise, wolves no use am, no sensible club is coming for him but bros want us to believe he's a world class talent, how?? na by mouth?