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We can't wait for Eze if Amos is interested. I like what i've seen about the lad.

komekn:
He is good but not better than Ovie and Tega.

Eze seems to have slowed down. The Luke Amos guy, do we have a chance of getting him?

komekn:
No be small ting.

QPR probably has the highest number of Nigerian in their team at least in England.

There are three Nigerian on the bench.

Thanks boss

Olulong:
I think AS Trecin (Kalu and Simon former club) is in partnership with an academy in Nigeria

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didn't read the link before. Now I get what u meant

Who see Ajayi vs Osayi just now?

Bright Osayi can worry like Ekpan fly

Behold, the Nigerian Army! See how QPR is lined up against Semi Ajayi's WBA

no wahala my bro.

ChrisKels:
Damne I didnt notice you posted a link oo, sorry

Exporting players is always good. But take your time to read the entire post in that link if you haven't.

ChrisKels:
I wish Kunle Soname could help us do this wit Feirense. By the way, Apugo is doing something similar through Diamond Academy Umuahia. We have got too many Diamond former players in the Portuguese lower divisions

This is more about Exporting the Ghanaian culture. I'm more about the supposed philosophy than the nationality of the founder. Please don't digress

ChrisKels:
Is Tom Vernon a Ghanaian? If no, then, RTW isn't an indigenous institution

The matter get as e be.

Edopesin:
Wow I thought Wigan were one of the money clubs in the division

Our academies are just operating as POSs. We need a structure backed up with a progressive philosophy Made in Nigeria.

Philosopher1979:
Yeah, that's the proper way to develop football. African kids are good they just need developmental football or a good structure and they will succeed. Football academies in Africa will make an African country win the world cup one day.
Hope they come to Nigeria but then we have football academies here and it is really helping us.
I want us in Nigeria to forge an agreement with Red Bull Salzburg

Oh, they went into administration.

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just did my research

Edopesin:
I don't really understand the reason though

If you get the time for this long read, you will hope we can have a similar philosophy in Nigeria. See link below.

FC Nordsjaelland is owned by Ghana's Right to Dream Academy, who have forged their own route for their graduates to follow into the European club scene.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/africa/53487058

Onyekuru:

"I have been with players like Keita Balde from my days at the Aspire Academy, Cesc Fabregas is a top guy, who welcomed me when I arrived at the club, it's like going back home,"
"Monaco are a big club they know how to work with their players when it comes to transfers, just look at Anthony Martial.
"I hope to make a good season or two and hopefully the future will be bright."
However Onyekuru also admits that playing well with his club is no guarantee of a call-up to the Super Eagles.
"I don't think the national team is based just on performances at the club, the coach knows his first eleven," he explained.
"He (Gernot Rohr) is the type of coach who doesn't change when everything is going well. I'm there to contribute but hopefully I will get the chance someday."

--BBC

ah! wetin happen?

Edopesin:
Wigan will incur a 12-point deduction at the end of the season

This gbese still dey ground and they can be relegated

Ejimadu was on the bench on Sunday in the ongoing MLS is Back tourney. He's been mentioned here several times. And I think our U23 coach back then was interested in him.

gamaliel9:
Where is that goalkeeper called Ejimmadu? We should be unearthing these gems instead of all these arguments, enriching Seun through multiplication of pages of useless verbiage and blended with insults and ending in cul de sac.

Where is that guy that Rennes signed from their youth academy? How far with Amoo?

lol. And "ghostmode-nikers" as usual show face from nowhere to add to the explosion. And you know how "they" always end it. "Let me return to ghostmode"

Edopesin:
Gbas gbos everywhere

this your freezer beer again lol

Edopesin:
Thank You baba

infact here you go

it's too early though

I don't want to even wade into the matter at hand or I would also be called an a*licker. lol.
If you say a striker sees an open net and he will balloon the ball, does it imply the striker has always done so?
Where is the logic? However, dribbling doesn't necessarily have to be Iheanacho's strong point to be a good striker.

haha

Edopesin:

Na when I see top notch posts I dey drop that particular bottle of Guinness

But heni dey plenty

SofaScore STATS Guide

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https://twitter.com/SofaScoreINT/status/1239950999420375040

This one na freezer u put am.. abeg bring better beer

Edopesin:
Nothing more to say
Just down this one

MLS is Back Tourney

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Ayo Akinola with a game to forget

Haha.. Afobear sef no go even talk so

Odunayaw:
Avverageeee

Why Lille is keen on the young Canadian striker. Jonathan David's stats vs Osimhens stats in Belgium before he was acquired by Lille

Imagine this are the stats of a Naija player in the last 3 years, how dem go grade am for this thread?

First, let me ask you what is the meaning of elite?

ChrisKels:
Did you see "if any" at the end of the statement? Well that is a different story.


Now, tell me, how does it suggest so?

For WC everybody go show face, although I know most here are concerned more about bragging rights in Africa.

Edopesin:
I already have a mental note on it, we've seen people downplay promising youngsters like Haaland, Vinicius, Tammy, Felix, Calvert and now Jesus just to prove points lmao

Comedy Central

I'm saying with all the praise singing, we want to see that translate to performance when it matters most. And we are most concerned about our national teams. If it were club football alone I won't even be on this thread. There are several threads with football club fans on them. Consider the title of this thread. If Zaidu for example is the best LB, let him bring that to the NT.

andrewbaba44:
How do you mean by this statement ?

What is grievance? Prove I have a grievance with anyone here. Just one moniker.

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Saying his stats is typical of an elite midfielder suggests so.

ChrisKels:
Forget whatever grievances you may have against anybody, if any. Be honest, did anyone here call K Nwakali an elite midfielder? Yes or No?

Everything still culminates at the AFCON and WC. That's the main reason why we are here. The results will speak for the quality we have.

Edopesin:
It's happening all over again, Osimhen and Iheanacho are now better than Gabriel Jesus smh

Some arguments are not worth having with some people in this thread

What do you expect? The day K. Nwakali gets a 8.0 rating what will be he tagged if he is already considered among the elite midfielders? Even several adjectives have been used for the way he passes the ball etc. Maybe someday he will be praised for the way he strolls into the pitch when he is subbed in. Wetin we never see for here?

sheyishemba:
Actually I only raised concern bout his loss of possession I raised this point against zaidu sanusi here sometimes
It not actually cool for a so called a typical central elite midfielder playing segunda to be losing those possessions some people here claimed he is so good on the ball ....the was the reason I raised an objection but his fanboys no allow person rest